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call back |
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to recall knowledge from memory |
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call back |
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to summon to return |
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call back |
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to return or repeat a telephone call |
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call back |
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to cause to be returned |
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cast about |
Verb
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to search anxiously |
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cast around |
Verb
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to search anxiously |
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corroborate |
Verb
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to support with evidence, authority, or make more certain or confirm |
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cop out |
Verb
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to choose not to do something, as out of fear of failing |
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contradict |
Verb
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to prove negative |
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contradict |
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to be resistant to |
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contradict |
Verb
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to deny the truth of |
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contradict |
Verb
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to be in contradiction with |
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confute |
Verb
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to prove to be false |
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conclude |
Verb
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to decide by reasoning |
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conclude |
Verb
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to bring to a close |
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conclude |
Verb
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to reach a conclusion after a discussion or deliberation |
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conclude |
Verb
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to reach agreement on |
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conclude |
Verb
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to come to a close |
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controvert |
Verb
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to prove to be false or incorrect |
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controvert |
Verb
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to be resistant to |
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come round |
Verb
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to change one's position or opinion |
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colligate |
Verb
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to consider an instance of something as part of a general rule or principle |
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colligate |
Verb
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to make a logical or causal connection |
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classify |
Verb
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to arrange or order by classes or categories |
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classify |
Verb
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to assign to a class or kind |
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classify |
Verb
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to declare unavailable, as for security reasons |
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calculate |
Verb
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to make a mathematical calculation or computation |
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calculate |
Verb
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to judge to be probable |
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calculate |
Verb
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to have faith or confidence in |
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calculate |
Verb
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to specifically design a product, event, or activity for a certain public |
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calculate |
Verb
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to predict in advance |
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calculate |
Verb
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to keep an account of |
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compute |
Verb
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to make a mathematical calculation or computation |
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collocate |
Verb
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to group or chunk together in a certain order or place side by side |
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collocate |
Verb
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to have a strong tendency to occur side by side |
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categorize |
Verb
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to place into or assign to a category |
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categorise |
Verb
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to place into or assign to a category |
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come in |
Verb
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to take a place in a competition |
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come in |
Verb
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to insert between other elements |
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come in |
Verb
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to be received |
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come in |
Verb
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to enter a space |
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come in |
Verb
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to come into fashion |
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carry back |
Verb
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to deduct a loss or an unused credit from taxable income for a prior period |
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contradistinguish |
Verb
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to distinguish by contrasting qualities |
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collate |
Verb
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to compare critically |
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collate |
Verb
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to assemble in proper sequence |
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check up on |
Verb
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to examine so as to determine accuracy, quality, or condition |
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check out |
Verb
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to examine so as to determine accuracy, quality, or condition |
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check out |
Verb
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to try to learn someone's opinions and intentions |
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check out |
Verb
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to announce one's departure from a hotel |