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demineralise |
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remove the minerals or salts from |
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drive out |
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clear out the chest and lungs |
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drive out |
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force to go away |
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drive out |
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force or drive out |
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dress out |
Verb
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kill and prepare for market or consumption |
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digitize |
Verb
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put into digital form, as for use in a computer |
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digitise |
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put into digital form, as for use in a computer |
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dignify |
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raise the status of |
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dignify |
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confer dignity or honor upon |
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deify |
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exalt to the position of a God |
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deify |
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consider as a god or godlike |
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demonize |
Verb
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make into a demon |
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demonise |
Verb
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make into a demon |
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devilize |
Verb
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turn into a devil or make devilish |
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devilise |
Verb
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turn into a devil or make devilish |
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declutch |
Verb
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disengage the clutch of a car |
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diabolize |
Verb
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turn into a devil or make devilish |
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diabolise |
Verb
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turn into a devil or make devilish |
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delouse |
Verb
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free of lice |
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depopulate |
Verb
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reduce in population |
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derate |
Verb
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lower the rated electrical capability of electrical apparatus |
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desalinate |
Verb
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remove salt from |
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desalt |
Verb
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remove salt from |
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deflagrate |
Verb
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burn with great heat and intense light |
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deflagrate |
Verb
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cause to burn rapidly and with great intensity |
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desalinize |
Verb
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remove salt from |
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desalinise |
Verb
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remove salt from |
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disharmonize |
Verb
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cause to sound harsh and unpleasant |
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disharmonise |
Verb
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cause to sound harsh and unpleasant |
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dissonate |
Verb
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cause to sound harsh and unpleasant |
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dissonate |
Verb
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be dissonant or harsh |
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diazotize |
Verb
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convert (an amine) into a diazo compound |
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diazotise |
Verb
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convert (an amine) into a diazo compound |
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detract |
Verb
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take away a part from |
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downsize |
Verb
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reduce in size or number |
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downsize |
Verb
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make in a smaller size |
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downsize |
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dismiss from work |
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dynamise |
Verb
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make (a drug) effective |
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dynamise |
Verb
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make more dynamic |
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dynamize |
Verb
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make (a drug) effective |
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dynamize |
Verb
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make more dynamic |
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draw a blank |
Verb
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be unable to remember |
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discombobulate |
Verb
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to be confusing or perplexing to |
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discombobulate |
Verb
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to cause to be confused emotionally |
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demoralize |
Verb
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confuse or put into disorder |
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demoralize |
Verb
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lower someone's spirits |
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demoralize |
Verb
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corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality |
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demoralise |
Verb
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confuse or put into disorder |
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demoralise |
Verb
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lower someone's spirits |
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demoralise |
Verb
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corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality |