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atomise |
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to break up into small particles |
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atomise |
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to strike at with firepower or bombs |
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atomise |
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to spray very finely |
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asphyxiate |
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to be starved of oxygen, usually by force or circumstance |
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asphyxiate |
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to impair the respiration of or obstruct the air passage of |
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asphyxiate |
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to deprive of oxygen and prevent from breathing |
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auspicate |
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to commence in a manner calculated to bring good luck |
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auspicate |
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to indicate by signs |
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adjourn |
Verb
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to close at the end of a session |
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adjourn |
Verb
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to break from a meeting or gathering |
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ask for it |
Verb
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to persist with actions or an attitude despite the probability that it will cause trouble |
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ask for trouble |
Verb
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to persist with actions or an attitude despite the probability that it will cause trouble |
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anticipate |
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to be a forerunner of or occur earlier than |
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anticipate |
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to regard something as probable or likely |
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anticipate |
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to realize beforehand |
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anticipate |
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to make a prediction about |
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anticipate |
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to be excited or anxious about |
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anticipate |
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to act in advance of |
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Americanize |
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to become American in character |
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Americanize |
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to make American in character |
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Americanise |
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to become American in character |
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Americanise |
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to make American in character |
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adopt |
Verb
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to take into one's family |
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adopt |
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to take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect |
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adopt |
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to take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own |
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adopt |
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to put into dramatic form |
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adopt |
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to take up and practice as one's own |
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adopt |
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to choose and follow |
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adopt |
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to take on titles, offices, duties, or responsibilities |
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acclimatize |
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to get used to a certain climate |
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acclimatise |
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to get used to a certain climate |
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acclimate |
Verb
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to get used to a certain climate |
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absorb |
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to cause to become one with |
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absorb |
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to consume all of one's attention or time |
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absorb |
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to devote oneself fully to |
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absorb |
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to take up mentally |
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absorb |
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to assimilate or take in |
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absorb |
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to take in, also metaphorically |
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absorb |
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to become imbued |
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absorb |
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to take up, as of debts or payments |
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absorb |
Verb
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to suck or take up or in |
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admix |
Verb
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to mix or blend |
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accelerate |
Verb
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to move faster |
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accelerate |
Verb
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to cause to move faster |
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appear |
Verb
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to come into sight or view |
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appear |
Verb
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to come into being or existence |
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appear |
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to be issued or published |
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appear |
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to show up as a character on stage, a play, or other similar media |
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appear |
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to give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect |
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appear |
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to seem to be true, probable, or apparent |