Recent 12 Months Editorial Phrasal Verbs

To develop, unfold, happen, or progress in a particular way

To carry someone with you; figuratively used to mean keeping the general public informed, engaged, and supportive

Actively advocating, demanding, or trying hard to obtain something

To establish, create, or arrange an official mechanism or facility

To start dealing with, handling, or pursuing a particular task or subject

Given the official duty, responsibility, or assignment to accomplish something

Increased speed, rate of progress, or pace of growth

Blocked, obstructed, or severed access or movement

Moves, grows, or develops more slowly than competitors or peers, falling backward in relative standing

To be equal or equivalent to something in practical effect or significance

To continue an action, plan, or investigation until it is completed

To support, sustain, or keep something from failing

Yielding, submitting, or giving in to someone else’s demands, coercion, or authority

To shift purchases, investments, or dependencies away from a single source to several different suppliers

Actively attempting to influence legislators or government officials to pass favorable policies or decisions

Abandoning, reducing, or departing from a previous practice, strategy, or dependency

Resisting, opposing, or firmly reacting against an unfavorable demand, authority, or pressure

Complained, protested, or expressed fierce anger and strong disapproval against someone or something

Depending on someone or something with trust or necessity for supply or support

Returning to, resuming, or relying once more upon a previous source, supplier, or option