Synonym: communicate, consign, express, free, give, hand over, liberate, pass, recite, relate, release, rescue, say, transfer, voice. Antonym: collect, withdrawal. Similar words: delivery, liver, delight, delicate, guideline, live, deliberately, live out. Meaning: [dɪ'lɪvə] 
v. 1. deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) 2. bring to a destination, make a delivery 3. to surrender someone or something to another 4. free from harm or evil 5. hand over to the authorities of another country 6. pass down 7. utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.) 8. save from sins 9. carry out or perform 10. relinquish possession or control over 11. throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball 12. cause_to_be_born.
v. 1. deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) 2. bring to a destination, make a delivery 3. to surrender someone or something to another 4. free from harm or evil 5. hand over to the authorities of another country 6. pass down 7. utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.) 8. save from sins 9. carry out or perform 10. relinquish possession or control over 11. throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball 12. cause_to_be_born. 
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(121) How can you convince potential customers that you're reliable, and will deliver the goods that you promise?
(122) The group's long-term aim is to get into non-Bull sites to deliver its consultancy and networking services.
(123) The following afternoon we flew inland in the Valentia, which was used to deliver mail.
(124) Compulsory competitive tendering will oblige local authorities to bring in managers who demonstrate their ability to deliver the best services to tenants.
(125) He deserves some sympathy: how on earth could he deliver artistic goods that have the weight of his global charity work?
(126) The argument is often made that what is required is applied research to deliver products and processes directly to industry.
(127) It is whether the pursuit of justice, fairness and efficiency can also deliver belonging, cohesion and community.
(128) Budget cuts have affected the state's ability to deliver the services citizens expect.
(129) Furthermore, its flexibility and power of movement are considerably greater[sentencedict.com], so that less power is needed to deliver a blow.
(130) Customers will be linked to a local computer dealer, which will deliver the products.
(131) Traditionally, local midwives would deliver all the babies in the area.
(132) And many of those truckers obviously felt it was their right to deliver goods to points far beyond the border town.
(133) The use of a national access network to deliver materials and services to classroom teachers and library media specialists. 2.
(134) It wasn't Rudy intention to play the role of the Gipper or deliver an address like Lincoln at Gettysburg.
(135) It is up to the people considering the planning application to deliver a judgment on the assessment.
(136) Postwar politics made extravagant claims for its own power, and unsurprisingly failed to deliver.
(137) Dennis was developing as a songwriter, but the other band members were struggling to deliver quality material.
(138) A huge stock enables the firm to fit or deliver carpets within 48 hours.
(139) That is a vital component of the nation's action on the environment, because only business can actually deliver environmental improvements.
(140) But after their three-hour presentation, Ranieri rose to deliver the closing address.Sentencedict.com
(141) To deliver team performance, people must take chances on constructive conflict, hard work, interdependence, and trust.
(142) Farrell said the team would win big, but he couldn't deliver the goods.
(143) That could deliver a severe financial blow to the county.
(144) Election candidates frequently promise a lot more than they can deliver.
(145) Have you assured yourself that you can deliver whatever value is promised in your set of products and services?
(146) We will deliver and install your computer at no extra cost.
(147) Several times he beard it click into gear and deliver its robotic message; the caller hung up.
(148) Needles had already been inserted in his arms to deliver the fatal mix of chemicals.
(149) Please accept our apologies for taking so long to deliver the materials you requested.
(150) The teacher was then taken into another room and shown an apparatus which could deliver electric shocks to the learner.
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