v. expedite
(a) to pray for evil; to invoke a curse
(b) to hasten the action of; to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch
(c) to avoid; to ward off; to repulse; to turn away; to evade
(d) to set aside; to designate; to assign
v. undermine
(a) to bicker; to criticize; to complain
(b) to weaken; to often through subtle means; to subvert; to sabotage
(c) to call forth; to provoke; to arouse; to summon; to bring out
(d) to settle by mutual adjustment
v. condescend
(a) to combine; to join; to confederate; to merge; to unite
(b) to come down from one's position or dignity; to lower oneself; to patronize
(c) to reprimand; to find fault with; to admonish; to reprove
(d) to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle
v. beget
(a) to unearth; to reveal
(b) to bring into being
(c) to stain; spot; defile; to dirty
(d) to put side-by-side
v. nullify
(a) to let go; to abandon; to surrender; to forsake
(b) to cancel; to invalidate; to annul
(c) to give vent; to inflict; to perform
(d) to defend; to shield |
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v. suffuse
(a) to overspread
(b) to criticize; disapprove of
(c) to mix; to merge; to combine; to unite
(d) to circulate; to scatter; to disperse; to spread; to distribute
v. mesmerize
(a) to give up
(b) to become semisolid; to cause to thicken; to clot
(c) to stain; spot; defile; to dirty
(d) to hypnotize; to fascinate; to induce
v. diverge
(a) to denounce or condemn openly
(b) to blame and thus make feel ashamed; to rebuke; to accuse
(c) to separate; to split; to branch off from a common point
(d) to protest; to object to; to prove
v. exonerate
(a) to declare or prove blameless; to absolve; to acquit
(b) to darken; to confuse; to bewilder; to obscure
(c) to move back and forth; to have a wavering opinion; to vacillate
(d) to pray for evil; to invoke a curse
v. consecrate
(a) to forgive; to acquit; to release
(b) to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless
(c) to win the goodwill of; to appease
(d) to speak evil of; to slander |
