v. coalesce
(a) to win the goodwill of; to appease
(b) to commend; to praise
(c) to protest; to object to; to prove
(d) to grow together; to merge; to unite
v. remonstrate
(a) to call forth; to provoke; to arouse; to summon; to bring out
(b) to outline; to describe; to sketch; to draw
(c) to be abusive in speech; to disparage; to deride
(d) to protest; to object to; to prove
v. emulate
(a) to loathe; to hate; to detest
(b) to try to equal or excel; to take after; to imitate; to copy
(c) to act indecisively; to tremble; to vacillate
(d) to prosper; to reproduce quickly; to multiply rapidly
v. deliberate
(a) to give up; to put off until later
(b) to separate; to segregate; to seclude; to set apart
(c) to attract; to tempt; to charm
(d) to consider; to ponder; to discuss
v. cavil
(a) to bicker; to criticize; to complain
(b) to promise or pledge in marriage
(c) to attempt to disprove or invalidate; to challenge; to appeal; to fight for
(d) to plead on behalf of another; to mediate; to arbitrate; to intervene |
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v. decry
(a) to hasten the action of; to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate; to dispatch
(b) to denounce or condemn openly
(c) to shorten; to reduce in length compress; to diminish; to make brief
(d) to examine and delete objectionable material
v. abandon
(a) to consider; to ponder; to discuss
(b) to leave behind; to give something up
(c) act of investing into an enterprise; act of boarding a boat
(d) to imitate in a non-serious manner; to mock
v. obviate
(a) to loiter; to waste time; to trifle; to flirt
(b) to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance
(c) to provoke; to irritate; to offend
(d) to give vent; to inflict; to perform
v. disavow
(a) to damage; to spoil; to deface
(b) to deny; to refuse to acknowledge; to disclaim; to reject; to repudiate
(c) to thin out; to weaken in intensity; to decrease
(d) to foretell something; to portend
v. accrue
(a) to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen
(b) to accumulate; to grow; to compile; to collect; to amass
(c) to force; to compel; to restrain; to coerce; to oblige
(d) to convert from one belief or religion to another |
