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come to life |
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to be born or come into existence |
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come to life |
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to be lifelike, as of a painting |
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come into being |
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to be born or come into existence |
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cloud over |
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to become overcast |
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cloud over |
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to become covered with clouds |
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come up |
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to result or issue |
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come up |
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to gather or bring together |
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come up |
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to gather money or other resources together over time |
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come up |
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to start running, functioning, or operating |
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come up |
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to bring forth, usually something desirable |
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come up |
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to move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody |
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come up |
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to move upward |
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come up |
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to come to the surface |
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come up |
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to get something or somebody for a specific purpose |
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come up |
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to originate or come into being |
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come up |
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to be mentioned |
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carry over |
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to transfer or persist from one stage or sphere of activity to another |
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carry over |
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to transfer from one time period to the next |
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carry over |
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to transport from one place or state to another |
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carry over |
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to hold over goods to be sold for the next season |
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come about |
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to come to pass |
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cook out |
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to cook outdoors on a barbecue grill |
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converge |
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to come together so as to form a single product |
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converge |
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to move or draw together at a certain location |
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converge |
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to be adjacent or come together |
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converge |
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to approach a limit as the number of terms increases without limit |
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close out |
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to terminate by selling off or disposing of |
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close out |
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to make impossible, especially beforehand |
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close out |
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to terminate |
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come off |
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to happen in a particular manner |
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come off |
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to break off a piece from a whole |
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come off |
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to come to be detached |
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catholicize |
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to cause to adopt Catholicism |
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catholicise |
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to cause to adopt Catholicism |
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complicate |
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to make more complex, intricate, or richer |
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complicate |
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to make more complicated |
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civilize |
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to raise from a barbaric to a civilized state |
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civilize |
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to teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment |
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civilise |
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to raise from a barbaric to a civilized state |
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civilise |
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to teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment |
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customize |
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to make according to requirements |
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customize |
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to make to specifications |
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customise |
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to make according to requirements |
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customise |
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to make to specifications |
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complexify |
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to make complex |
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complexify |
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to have or develop complicating consequences |
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combust |
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to cause to become angry or violent |
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combust |
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to start to burn or burst into flames |
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combust |
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to cause to burn |
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colonize |
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to settle as colonists or establish a colony in |