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abnegate |
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to surrender power or a position |
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abnegate |
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to deny oneself something |
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argufy |
Verb
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to have a disagreement over something |
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altercate |
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to have a disagreement over something |
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abjure |
Verb
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to formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure |
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arbitrate |
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to act between parties with a view to reconciling differences |
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avoid |
Verb
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to stay clear from |
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avoid |
Verb
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to refrain from certain foods or beverages |
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avoid |
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to prevent the occurrence of |
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avoid |
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to refrain from doing something |
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annul |
Verb
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to cancel officially |
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annul |
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to declare invalid |
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agree |
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to consent or assent to a condition, or agree to do something |
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agree |
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to be in accord |
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agree |
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to achieve harmony of opinion, feeling, or purpose |
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agree |
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to be agreeable or suitable |
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agree |
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to be compatible, similar or consistent |
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agree |
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to go together |
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agree |
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to show grammatical agreement |
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appease |
Verb
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make peace with |
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appease |
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to overcome or allay |
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appease |
Verb
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to cause to be more favorably inclined |
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apply |
Verb
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to ask for something |
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apply |
Verb
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to refer to a person or thing with a specific word |
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apply |
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to put into service |
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apply |
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to put on a surface |
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apply |
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to avail oneself to |
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apply |
Verb
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to apply oneself to |
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apply |
Verb
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to be pertinent or relevant or applicable |
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apply |
Verb
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to be applicable to |
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accost |
Verb
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to approach with an offer of sexual favors |
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accost |
Verb
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to speak to someone |
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authorize |
Verb
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to grant authorization or clearance for |
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authorize |
Verb
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to give or delegate power or authority to |
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authorise |
Verb
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to grant authorization or clearance for |
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authorise |
Verb
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to give or delegate power or authority to |
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accede |
Verb
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to agree or express agreement |
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accede |
Verb
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to yield to another's wish or opinion |
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accede |
Verb
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to take on duties or office |
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acquiesce |
Verb
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to agree or express agreement |
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assail |
Verb
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to attack in speech or writing |
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assail |
Verb
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to launch an attack or assault on |
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assail |
Verb
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to attack someone physically or emotionally |
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asperse |
Verb
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to charge falsely or with malicious intent |
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acquaint |
Verb
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to inform or make familiar |
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acquaint |
Verb
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to make familiar or conversant with |
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acquaint |
Verb
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to cause to come to know personally |
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accurse |
Verb
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to curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment |
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anathemize |
Verb
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to curse or declare to be evil or anathema or threaten with divine punishment |
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anathemize |
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to wish harm upon |