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conventionalize |
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to make conventional or adapt to conventions |
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conventionalize |
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to represent according to a conventional style |
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conventionalise |
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to make conventional or adapt to conventions |
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conventionalise |
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to represent according to a conventional style |
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come forth |
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to come out of |
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come forth |
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to happen or occur as a result of something |
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codify |
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to organize into a code or system, such as a body of law |
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calcify |
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to turn into lime |
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calcify |
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to become impregnated with calcium salts |
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calcify |
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to become inflexible and unchanging |
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conciliate |
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to make one thing compatible with another |
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conciliate |
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to come to terms |
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conciliate |
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to cause to be more favorably inclined |
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carnify |
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to become muscular or fleshy |
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compartmentalize |
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to separate into isolated compartments or categories |
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compartmentalise |
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to separate into isolated compartments or categories |
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chondrify |
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to turn into cartilage |
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citify |
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to accustom to urban ways |
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cap off |
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to finish or complete, as with some decisive action |
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concretize |
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to become specific |
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concretize |
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to make something concrete |
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concretise |
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to become specific |
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concretise |
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to make something concrete |
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carve out |
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to remove from a larger whole |
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carve out |
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to establish or create through painstaking effort |
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comprehend |
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to get the meaning of something |
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comprehend |
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to become aware of through the senses |
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comprehend |
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to include in scope |
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cotton on |
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to understand, usually after some initial difficulty |
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circularize |
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to make circular |
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circularize |
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to cause to become widely known |
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circularize |
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to distribute circulars to |
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circularize |
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to canvass by using a questionnaire |
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circularize |
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to canvass by distributing letters |
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circularise |
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to make circular |
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circularise |
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to cause to become widely known |
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circularise |
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to distribute circulars to |
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circularise |
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to canvass by using a questionnaire |
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circularise |
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to canvass by distributing letters |
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calm down |
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to become quiet or less intensive |
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calm down |
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to become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation |
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calm down |
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to make calm or still |
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catch on |
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to become popular |
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catch on |
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to understand, usually after some initial difficulty |
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crumple |
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to become wrinkled or crumpled or creased |
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crumple |
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to gather something into small wrinkles or folds |
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crumple |
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to fold or collapse |
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crumple |
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to fall apart |
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come back |
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to be restored |
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come back |
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to answer back |