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land up

verb

  1. adverb, usually intr to arrive or cause to arrive at a final point

    after a summer in Europe, he suddenly landed up at home

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Example Sentences

"I wish we could drop out—and land up on the mountain outside," returned his youngest brother.

It was a beautiful land up there: warm and sunny, a country just like ours except that it had no storms.

So they have bought much land up beyond Weymouth, and they call it New France.

I made some money buying beeves, and I bought a lot of wild land up on the Little Powder.

Many farmers throw the land up into ridges with the plow and then plant on the ridge.

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