v. feature
(a) to characterize; to depict; to describe; to present; to emphasize
(b) to seize; to grip; to comprehend; to understand; to realize
(c) to perform for the first time; to make one's premiere performance
(d) to unite; to join; to come together; to become one
v. rectify
(a) to evolve; to make to progress; to grow professionally; to develop; to speed
(b) to represent; to indicate; to communicate; to express; to convey
(c) to take a risk in order to achieve a goal
(d) to fix; to repair; to correct; to calibrate; to adjust
v. comfort
(a) to remove the contents of
(b) to bring relief; to encourage; to console
(c) to emphasize
(d) to confirm to be true; to authorize
v. search
(a) to hunt for; to look for; to investigate; to examine
(b) to try to; to assay
(c) to send off quickly; to dismiss; to conclude with speed and efficiency; to eliminate
(d) to devote oneself to a particular profession or field of study; to limit
v. argue
(a) to decorate; to imitate; to mimic; to copy an example
(b) to dispute; to claim; to give reasons
(c) to refuse; to go down; to decrease; to fall
(d) to fasten; to connect |
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v. overlook
(a) to inspect; to supervise; to miss; to omit; to ignore; to excuse
(b) to vouch for; to give a warranty; to assure; to promise
(c) to sail; to move at a moderate speed; to travel; to coast; to drive along slowly
(d) to approve; to verify; to ascertain
v. inform
(a) to accomplish; to put into action; to execute; to do
(b) to communicate data to; to tell; to brief; to notify
(c) to count; to equal in amount; to limit; to allot
(d) to endanger; to imperil; to dare; to venture
v. enhance
(a) to design; to plan (i.e. machinery, roads, etc.)
(b) to put off to a later time; to delay; to defer; to put off until later; to stay
(c) to increase; to intensify; to improve; to raise the value of
(d) to expend money or effort for future benefits; to grant; to install; to cover; to authorize
v. believe
(a) to descend; to decline; to abate; to lessen
(b) to place between other things; to throw into the center of
(c) to substitute for; to return something to a particular position or location
(d) to have faith in; to assume; to suppose
v. adapt
(a) to remove the contents of
(b) to conform; to change; to make suitable; to match; to fit
(c) to expect; to predict; to assume
(d) to impede; to obstruct; to hinder; to meddle |
