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How do you use word line as a verb in sentence?

The term "word line" isn't typically used as a verb. It's usually a noun referring to a specific part of a memory chip or other electronic device.

If you're looking for a verb that means something similar, here are some options depending on the context:

* If you're talking about writing:

* "He wrote a line of code."

* "The programmer typed the word into the search bar."

* If you're talking about speaking:

* "The speaker uttered a single line about hope."

* "The child whispered the words quietly."

* If you're talking about programming:

* "The engineer defined the word line in the circuit diagram."

* "The software allocated a specific address for the word line."

Could you please give me more context about how you want to use "word line" as a verb? I might be able to suggest a better option that fits your intended meaning.

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