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live up to
Carry out, fulfill, as in She certainly lived up to her end of the bargain . [First half of 1800s]
Live or act in accordance with; also, measure up to. For example, Children rarely live up to their parents' ideals , or This new technology has not lived up to our expectations . [Late 1600s]
Example Sentences
Billed as a matchup between the National League’s best arms, Friday night’s pitchers duel lived up to expectations.
The law only has meaning when we, the people, demand it live up to its promise.
YouTuber MrBeast has issued an apology after his 'MrBeast Experience' at a Las Vegas resort did not live up to the billing.
The White House said in its own letter that Harvard had "in recent years failed to live up to both the intellectual and civil rights conditions that justify federal investment".
So there’s a lot to live up to when season two kicks off on Monday.
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