Synonyms for vet
vɛtvet

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1. veterinarian, veterinary, veterinary surgeon, vetnoun

   a doctor who practices veterinary medicine

   Synonyms:
   veterinary surgeon, veterinary, veteran, veterinarian, ex-serviceman

2. veteran, vet, ex-servicemanverb

   a person who has served in the armed forces

   Synonyms:
   stager, veterinary, old hand, old stager, veteran, veterinary surgeon, veteran soldier, warhorse, veterinarian, old-timer, oldtimer, ex-serviceman

3. vetverb

   work as a veterinarian

   "She vetted for the farms in the area for many years"

4. vetverb

   examine carefully

   "Someone should vet this report before it goes out"

5. vetverb

   provide (a person) with medical care

6. vetverb

   provide veterinary care for

Matched Categories

1. • Be
   • Care For
   • Doctor
   • Inspect
   • Medicine

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1. List of paraphrases for "vet":

   eff, veterinary, veterinarian, efp, fep, gfs, s.e.o., pme, pia, veteran, veto

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1. Daniel Hoffman:

   People just need to be savvy readers of the news and understand what the source of the news is and does that source, whoever it is … are they trying to influence or inform ? they should vet the sources because these days … you can pick up information from anywhere.

2. President George W. Bush:

   It may just be somebody who is on the team says, ‘I went to an amazing clinic and I got help and you ought to try the same thing.’ To the extent that can ripple through the vet community, it’s going to help a lot.

3. Melissa Anderson with K-9 Angels:

   Besides terribly high cholesterol and BMI, Vincent's back sloped downward in the middle and our vet was fearful that one false move would cause his back to break.

4. Stephen Mader:

   He didn't appear angry or aggressive, he seemed depressed. As a Marine vet that served in Afghanistan and as an active member of the National Guard, all my training told me he was not a threat to others or me. Because of that I attempted to de-escalate the situation. I was just doing my job.

5. Stephen Stahl:

   I’ve been an outspoken critic of saying that the VA says this is a vet’s problem and wants to defer this, the sweet spot of treatment may very well be as close to experiencing the trauma.