bethank

(bɪˈθæŋk)

vb (tr)

archaic to thank

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Although he stillis far from back to full health, hisprogress to date has been steadyand sustained which must bethanks to the treatment he has received from all medical staff concerned with his care.

My husband's QE care

Battered and slightly diminished at present it might bethanks to the fecklessness of its own guardians, the Football Association, in recent years.

Football: Day Robson wanted to roast 'em alive; THE SATURDAY SPECIAL: FA Cup still burning bright for Motson; JOHN Motson has commentated on so many FA Cup ties he's become part of the tournament's tradition himself. So the BBC veteran is delighted to see the cup retaining its special magic - despite some careless handling by its governors

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