v. enfeeble
(a) to make weak; to weaken
(b) to force out of hiding; to search for; to discover; to investigate; to worry
(c) to criticize; disapprove of
(d) to mix; to merge; to combine; to unite
v. modulate
(a) to make new; to renovate
(b) drive out; to eject; to evict
(c) to call to assemble; to summon
(d) to regulate; to adjust; to vary the pitch; to control
v. behoove
(a) to speak against; to contradict; to deny; to dispute
(b) to be advantageous; to be necessary
(c) to shorten; to limit; to condense
(d) to crown; to ordain
v. gibber
(a) to rapidly speak unintelligibly; to mumble; to stutter; to chatter
(b) to work into gradually and indirectly; to allude to; to hint; to gain favor through indirect means
(c) to speak; to write in a very enthusiastic manner
(d) to satisfy; to calm; to sooth
v. comport
(a) to alleviate; to ease pain but not cure; to make appear less serious; to allay
(b) to behave in a certain manner
(c) to satisfy; to calm; to sooth
(d) to interfere with; to hinder; to delay; to impede |
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v. discriminate
(a) to weaken; to often through subtle means; to subvert; to sabotage
(b) to distinguish; to demonstrate bias; to treat differently
(c) to gain
(d) to move gently by wind; to breeze; to carry in the air
v. cower
(a) to lump together, causing confusion; to damn; to amaze; to stun; to confuse
(b) to claim or demand without right
(c) to make more powerful
(d) to huddle and tremble; to grovel; to shrink; to cringe
v. deign
(a) to condescend; to stoop; to lower oneself
(b) to take the place of; to usurp
(c) to declare or prove blameless; to absolve; to acquit
(d) to stray from the subject; to wander from topic; to deviate from the main point
v. innovate
(a) to emit; to flow out from; to emerge; to issue
(b) to hinder; to obstruct; to impede
(c) to free from confusion; to extricate; to unknot; to release; to undo
(d) to introduce a change; to depart from the old; to bring in something new
v. render
(a) differ in opinion; to dispute; to differ; to oppose
(b) to put side-by-side
(c) to deliver; to provide; to give; to depict
(d) to stay temporarily |
