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colonize |
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to settle as a colony |
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colonise |
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to settle as colonists or establish a colony in |
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colonise |
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to settle as a colony |
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cremate |
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to reduce to ashes |
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choke off |
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to suppress |
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choke off |
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to become or cause to become obstructed |
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centralize |
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to concentrate control of something under a single authority |
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centralise |
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to concentrate control of something under a single authority |
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change over |
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to make a shift in or exchange of |
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change over |
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to change from one system to another or to a new plan or policy |
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choke down |
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to suppress |
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choke back |
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to suppress |
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conflate |
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to mix together different elements |
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commingle |
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to mix together different elements |
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commingle |
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to mix or blend |
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constrain |
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to restrict |
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constrain |
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to hold back |
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coalesce |
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to mix together different elements |
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coalesce |
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to fuse or cause to grow together |
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clamp down |
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to repress or suppress something regarded as undesirable |
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crack down |
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to repress or suppress something regarded as undesirable |
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cram |
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to prepare students hastily for an impending exam |
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cram |
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to study intensively, as before an exam |
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cram |
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to crowd or pack to capacity |
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cram |
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to put something somewhere so that the space is completely filled |
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cut in |
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to mix in with cutting motions |
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cut in |
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to interrupt a dancing couple in order to take one of them as one's own partner |
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cut in |
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to break into a conversation |
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cut in |
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to drive in front of another vehicle leaving too little space for that vehicle to maneuver comfortably |
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cut in |
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to allow someone to have a share or profit |
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communize |
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to make into property owned by the state |
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communize |
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to make Communist or bring in accord with Communist principles |
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communise |
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to make into property owned by the state |
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communise |
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to make Communist or bring in accord with Communist principles |
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Christianise |
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to convert to Christianity |
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Christianise |
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to adapt in the name of Christianity |
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Christianize |
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to convert to Christianity |
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Christianize |
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to adapt in the name of Christianity |
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coruscate |
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to be lively or brilliant or exhibit virtuosity |
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coruscate |
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to reflect brightly |
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come to light |
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to be revealed or disclosed |
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come to hand |
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to be revealed or disclosed |
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come out |
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to appear or become visible |
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come out |
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to be issued or published |
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come out |
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to come out of |
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come out |
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to break out |
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come out |
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to take a place in a competition |
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come out |
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to be made known |
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come out |
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to state openly and publicly one's romantic attraction to members of the same sex |
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come out |
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to bulge outward |