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| Explanation of disseminate (verb) to circulate; to scatter; to disperse; to spread; to distribute Sample of disseminate He was hired to disseminate newspapers to everyone in the town. The preacher traveled across the country to disseminate his message.
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| Explanation of document (verb) to support; to substantiate; to verify; to record for evidence Sample of document Facing an audit, she had to document all her client contacts.
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| Explanation of propagate (verb) to reproduce; to multiply; to proliferate; to extend; to increase Sample of propagate Rabbits and gerbils are said to propagate quickly.
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| Explanation of bode (verb) to foretell something; to portend Sample of bode The storm bode that we would not reach our destination.
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| Explanation of tantalize (verb) to tempt; to torment Sample of tantalize The desserts were tantalizing, but he was on a diet.
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| Explanation of evoke (verb) to call forth; to provoke; to arouse; to summon; to bring out Sample of evoke Seeing her only daughter get married evoked tears of happiness from the mother. Announcement of the results evoked a cheer from the crowd.
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| Explanation of dissemble (verb) to pretend; to feign; to conceal by pretense Sample of dissemble The man dissembled his assets shamelessly to avoid paying alimony. Agent 007 has a marvelous ability to dissemble his real intentions.
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| Explanation of ameliorate (verb) to improve; to make better Sample of ameliorate A consistent routine of exercise has shown to ameliorate health. We can ameliorate the flooding problem by changing the grading.
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| Explanation of flinch (verb) to wince; to drawback; to retreat; to recoil; to shrink Sample of flinch The older brother made his younger sister flinch when he jokingly tried to punch her arm.
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| Explanation of censure (verb) to criticize; disapprove of Sample of censure Her parents censured her idea of dropping out of school.
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