v. arrogate
(a) to claim or demand without right
(b) to denounce or condemn openly
(c) to refer indirectly to something; to hint
(d) to prevent; to discourage; to hinder
v. suppress
(a) to prosper; to reproduce quickly; to multiply rapidly
(b) to agree without protest; to accept without question
(c) to bring to an end; to hold back; to stop by force; to crush
(d) to falsely; identify as real; to defraud
v. deliquesce
(a) to stray from the subject; to wander from topic; to deviate from the main point
(b) to dissolve; to become liquid; to melt
(c) to characterize; to make as disgraceful
(d) to impress upon the mind, as by insistent urging; to influence
v. sojourn
(a) to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance
(b) to let go; to abandon; to surrender; to forsake
(c) to stay temporarily
(d) to banish; to put to a lower position; to demote
v. surmise
(a) to degrade; to humiliate; to disgrace
(b) to guess; to presume; to assume; to think; to suppose
(c) to portray; describe; to characterize; to draw
(d) to overlook; to forgive; to pardon |
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v. refute
(a) to challenge; to disprove; to prove false
(b) to talking foolishly; to chatter; to gab; to babble
(c) to secure; to hold firmly, as in eyes; to engross; to fascinate
(d) to soften; to make less intense; to pacify
v. abrogate
(a) to cancel by authority; to terminate; to abolish
(b) to shorten; to limit; to condense
(c) to speak equivocally or evasively; to lie; to deceive; to mislead; to embellish
(d) to collect together; to accumulate; to gather
v. abominate
(a) to raid for spoils; to plunder; to invade; to attack
(b) to variegate; to make different; to increase the product range of a company; to offer new products
(c) to loathe; to hate; to detest
(d) to leave behind; to give something up
v. deplete
(a) to circulate; to scatter; to disperse; to spread; to distribute
(b) to wilt; to shrivel; to humiliate; to cut down; to degenerate; to fade
(c) to reduce; to empty; to exhaust; to consume; to use up
(d) to look down upon; to scorn; to contempt
v. obtrude
(a) to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt
(b) act of investing into an enterprise; act of boarding a boat
(c) to work together; to cooperate
(d) to wince; to drawback; to retreat; to recoil; to shrink |
