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Engender : To Produce Confront : Face, Encounter (Problem/Difficult Situation) Corroborate : To produce evidence or information that supports a statement or theory Substantiate : To prove, authenticate, endorse. Vitiate : To spoil or reduce the effect of something. Repose : (i) Rest (ii) To trust Tarnish/Destroy (Reputation) : Destroy (Reputation) Adjourn/Postpone : To delay/Postpone Captivate : To attract sb attention by being attractive or interesting. Syn- Enchant Fascinate : To attract or interest sb very much. Allure : To attract (sexually), seduce Entice : To persuade (by offering them, sth) Infuriate/Exasperate: To anger/exasperate/irritate/annoy/good/rile/madden/instigate/provoke/incite Instigate : To start (i) The govt. has instigated a programme of economic reforms. (ii) He has been accused of instigating racial violence Incite : To encourage sb to do sth wrong. Syn- provoke Perpetuate : To continue Assemble : To gather, To accumulate Divulge : Disclose/Reveal Divulse : Tear away, Tear apart Liquidate : (i) To pay debt. (ii) To sell sth in order to get money. (iii) To destroy or remove sth that is causing problem. Syn- Annihilate Allocate : To give sth officially to sb, for a particular purpose. (money, space) Fulminate : To criticize sb angrily Defile : To Impure/Desecrate/Vitiate (especially sth that people consider important or holy) Restrain : To control Pervert : (i) To misuse (ii) To corrupt Flatter : To Cajole (To praise insincerely in order to get your work done) Deify : To Apotheosize/Idolize (nsork rqY; le>uk) Juxtapose : To place side by side Reciprocate : To interchange, to exchange (Respect, Feeling etc) Regale : To entertain (by saying stories, jokes etc) Stimulate : To encourage sth (this will stimulate UR interest) Sojourn : To stay (for a very short time) Retrocede : To go back/Retreat Deflate : To empty Diverge : To Differ Aggrandise : To increase (power, importance) Disport : To enjoy Cavil : Complain/Quibble (Unnecessarily) Munch : To chew/Masticate/Ruminate/Crunch Elude : To manage to avoid or escape from sb/sth, especially in a clever way. Bowdlerize : To edit/expurgate/purify Apprise : To tell or inform sb Abridge : To shorten Abort : To end & pregnancy/cancel Vie : To compete/Emulate Shirk : To avoid doing sth 1

21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46.

Page |2 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. Hedge Pervade Nourish Foster Revoke Applaud Envision Reconcile Conceal Meliorate Rejuvenate Perturb Reveal Revel Adulterate Cozen Disavow Invade Tantalize Tremble Portend Integrate Withstand Brawl Parry Loom Resume Grab Sustain Accentuate Mitigate Aggravate Disrupt Counteract Rejoice Capsize Render : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : To avoid giving a direct answer to a question to spread through and be noticeable in every part of sth. Syn-permeate To Nurture, (ikyu&iksk.k djuk) faster To Develop (We always need to foster a better relation among us) To cancel, To repeal To praise/To commend To visualize/To Imagine (To make a picture in the mind) To accept unpleasant things. Syn- compromise/conciliate/Harmonize/pacify. Hide/Disguise Ameliorate/amend/improve To Reanimate To disturb Disclose/Divulge To enjoy/disport/make merry To contaminate/impure To cheat/deceive/betray To deny/disclaim/disown To attack To torment (yypkuk] rjlkuk) To shake/quiver Foreshadow/forebode/augur To unite/combine To resist (withstand high temperature) To fight/Wrangle To defend yourself (/kw/kyk fn[kkbZ iM+uk) To start To catch/snatch/seize/grip. (i) To maintain, (ii) support, (iii) suffer To emphasize/lay stress on To make sth less severe Syn- Lesson/Ease/Alleviate/Relieve/Soothe To make sth more severe. Syn. Worsen/Exacerbate/Deteriorate To disturb (Bus services will be disrupted because of bridge closure. To act against. To express great happiness about sth. To over turn To make (Render it harmless) To give (Render assistance to disaster victims. To present (When will you render UR report?) To express (The artists have rendered a stormy sea in deep greens and browns) To talk in an aggressive or threatening way but e little effect. To blow violently (storm) To destroy or get rid of sth that is bad or not wanted. To twist violently To fully understand an idea or some information To involve/Incriminate To make an agreement officially valid by voting for or signing it. The treaty was ratified by all the member station. Syn- Validate To alienate/segregate 2

84. Bluster 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. Extirpate Wrench Assimilate Implicate Ratify

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Page |3 91. Delineate 92. Entreat 93. Repulse : : : To describe with pictures To implore/request To drive away/Repel Reject Detest/Abhor To Transgress/violate To penetrate Handle/to deal with Skulk (?kkr yxkdkj cSBuk) (pkSaddj ihNs gVuk) To prevent sb/sth from doing sth or making progress. Syn- Hinder To toughen/temper (by heat) To control/defeat/suppress Flee/run away/escape (e money) To deny To balance (having an equal but apposite effect) To destroy sth accidently To eat sth very fast To annoy sb by asking them sth many times/ syn- Badger (i) evoke, (ii) to pray for sth, (iii) To mention. To decorate (food) Reclaim To get sth back that was lost. To make sth better/improve. To make a sound quieter or less clear. To annoy or irritate sb. To scrub, To search Extend/prolong/Lengthen Disapprove to collect sth especially in large amounts. to remove (fear) Hug, Accept (Idea), Include To bargain (eksy&Hkko djuk) To condemn/criticize/censure (i) Suppress (To prevent a feeling from being expressed.) (ii) Suffocate (To feel unable to breathe) to ask (money/assistance/information) To offer to have sex e people in return for money to pray To blame or criticize sb for sth because UR disappointed in them. (i) To Refuse to accept sth, (ii) To deny, (iii) To refuse to be connected e sb any longer. To blame, To feel guilty about sth. To refuse or reject, To deny, To refuse to be connected e sb any longer To criticize To devaluate/Belittle/Insult To eat all of sth quickly because UR hungry, To destroy sb/sth. Syn-Engulf

94. Infringe 95. Pierce 96. Tackle 97. Lurk 98. Recoil 99. Obstruct 100. Anneal 101. Subdue 1. Abscond 2. Gainsay 3. Countervail 4. Demolish 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Pester Invoke Garnish Retrieve Muffle Irk Scour Elongate Deprecate Amass Dispel Embrace Haggle Denounce Stifle

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20. Solicit 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. Beseech Reproach Repudiate Reproach Repudiate Decry Disparage Devour Swallow Indict Supervene Intervene

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To officially charge sb e a crime To happen especially unexpectedly and have a powerful effect on the exiting situation To exist between two events or places, To interrupt, To become involved in a situation

Page |4 in order to make it better, To happen in a way that delays sth or prevents it from happening. To arrange a formal meeting To come together for a formal meeting To rub the surface of sth such as rock or skin and damage it or make it rough To become weak or less effective. Syn- waver My friend is confidence is faltering, To hesitate (in speaking or walking) To confuse To obtain sth e difficulty (knowledge/Information) To annoy To dress sb in a particular type of clothing To escape or enable sb to escape from a difficult situation To disappear suddenly To give sb drugs in order to make them calm and sleep. Syn- Tranquilize To get information or reaction from sb often e difficulty I will instill confidence in you To achieve To gradually become less or smaller (dwindling audience) To crush sth into folds, To become crushed into folds To crush sth noisily between your teeth when you are eating To break or break sth into very small parts, crumble the cheese over the salad. To press or squeeze injured or loses its shape To send army at a position To provide evidence or information that supports a theory or statement To enjoy To depend on sb/sth, To trust To harass To send or carry goods by sea, plain or train To fill sth e a particular mad or tone His each word was freighted e anger To gradually become smaller, quieter etc and then end. The campaign petered out for lack of supports To hide/disguise To hide/disguise/conceal (feeling) To say bad things about sb/sth publicly. Syn- Malign to yield/To surrender To spend a lot of time e sb, especially sb who is rich and/or famous To repeat sth To stammer To pretend To make sb feel disgusted or that they want to vomit To hit sb very hard. Syn- Thump, To defeat sb completely in a match or contest. Syn- Thrash To lie in (mud, water) To make sth full again To make sb feel healthy and energetic To depict (to describe/draw) To develop quickly. Syn- Thrive/Prosper To make sb feel less angry/To please sb. Syn- placate, propitiate To satisfy ones demand

33. Convene 34. Abrade 35. Falter 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. Confound Glean Nettle Accoutre Extricate Vanish Sedate Elicit Instil Accomplish Dwindle Crumple Crunch Crumble Crush Deploy Corroborate Relish Rely Persecute Freight

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57. Peter 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. Conceal Dissimulate Slander Succumb Hobrob Reiterate Stutter Feign Nauseate Wallop Wallow Replenish Invigorate Portray Flourish Mollify Appease

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Page |5 75. Jeopardize 76. Impinge 77. Encroach (i) : : : To endanger/Imperil To have a noticeable effect on sb/sth, especially a bad one. Syn- encroach To begin to affect or use up too much of sb time, right or personal life Dont encroach on my time any longer. Dont encroach on my personal lifes To occupy government is land illegally To stick firmly to sth To officially end a law, system or an institution This tax should be abolished This system should be abolished To explain/expound To justify (To prove that you were right to do sth) (To prove that sb is not guilty when they have been accured of doing wrong or illegal.) To say or write unpleasant things about sb/sth To change or make sth change into glass To charge an important public figure e a serious crime To get back an amount of money that you have spent or lost. Syn- Reclaim/Recover To reprove (To state officially, that you dont approve of them or their activities). Syn- Reprimand/Rebuke To please sb greatly To manage to do sth despite difficulties To respect To spoil or reduce the effect of sth to change or make sth change into glass To decide and state officially in court that sb is not guilty of a crime To accept sth e out arguing, even if you do not agree e it. (i) To get sth by your own effort, ability or behaviour. She has acquired a good knowledge of English (ii) To obtain sth by buying it or being given it. I have acquired this piece of land to criticize To divide sth among people to describe sth in detail to deal successfully with a difficulty. Syn- overcome To be placed on top of sth to move quickly and with force in a particular direction, To suddenly increase in value. Syn- hike To make sth less severe. To spoil sb plan or their chances of getting sth To control to drink so that you no longer feel thirsty. Syn- slake To search for sth that is difficult to find To spread (idea, belief, information) To Investigate, To examine the patient To express doubt about sb/sth To give up/Relinquish To protest or complain about sb/sth To show ability To show that sth is not as good as people think it is To fall down, To break down

(ii) 78. Adhere 79. Abolish

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80. Explicate 81. Vindicate 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. Vilify Vitrify Impeach Recoup Admonish Gratify Contrive Revere Vitiate Vitrify Acquit (of) Acquiesce Acquire

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Deplore Apportion Delineate Surmount

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99. Surge 100. Mitigate 101. Queer 1. Quell 2. Quench 3. Quest 4. Propagate 5. Probe 6. Impugn 7. Renounce 8. Remonstrate 9. Demonstrate 10. Debunk 11. Collapse

Page |6 12. Thwart 13. Vandalize 14. Sabotage 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Embrangle Procrastinate Browbeat Disdain Distinguish Distort Distract Distress Depict Dawdle Loiter Manipulate : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : To prevent sb from doing sth what they want to do to damage or destroy deliberately (Public property) to damage or destroy sth deliberately to prevent an enemy from using it or protest about sth. To confuse To delay doing sth To intimidate/scare/threaten/Frighten To hate To make a difference (differentiate) The change the shape, appearance or sound of sth so that it is strange or not clear. To divert attention To make sb feel worried or unhappy. To Describe, To draw To take a long time to do sth or to go somewhere To stand or wait somewhere especially with no obvious reason. To control (e'khu vkfn ij prqjkbZ ls dke djuk), (fglkc&fdrkc esa Qsj cny djuk), (xBca/ku djuk) To guide or use sb/sth skillfully for own benefit To move carefully or skillfully To control To go beyond the limit what is morally or legally acceptable To argue To criticize (i) To remove (need, problem) Credit cards eliminate the need to carry a lot of cash This diet claims to eliminate toxins from the body Poverty/illiteracy should be eliminated (ii) To defeat sb or a team. Syn- Knock out Dont profess (show/pretend) your innocence. To achieve control over sb in a clever and dishonest way especially so that they will do what you want. To surprise or shock sb so much that they are unable to speak. To try hard to persuade sb. Syn- urge To remove a dead-body from the ground in order to know how the person died. To force sb to leave their country, especially for political reasons or as a punishment. To use or apply (force) To make sth especially drink or food by mixing different things. To cancel (order) To make a structure or material stronger by adding another material to it. To burn slowly without a flame. To kill sb by covering their face so that they can not breathe. Syn- suffocate To surround a building or city etc with soldiers. To throw sth out of a moving plane or ship to make it lighter. To abandon (Idea, belief, plan etc) To discard (To get rid of sb/sth that you no longer need or want) To avoid doing sth, especially in a dishonest way. To move suddenly and quickly to one side in order to avoid sb/sth To ring, To show the time by making the ringing sound. To make a mistake. to suddenly make an expression e UR face that shows that you are feeling pain or 6

27. Manoeuvre

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Transgress Altercate Revile Eliminate

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32. Profess 33. Inveigle 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. Dumbfound Exhort Exhume Exile Exert Concoct Countermand Reinforce Smoulder Smother Besiege Jettison

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46. Dodge 47. Chime 48. Err 49. Wince

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Page |7 embarrassment. To destroy or get rid of sth completely. Syn- wipe out Polio has been virtually eradicated in Brazil We are determined to eradicate racism from our sport. to draw lines or shapes etc especially when you are bored or thinking about sth. To think carefully about sth. Syn- ponder To change direction suddenly (ecps. Of a vehicle) syn- swerve To find the meaning of sth, especially sth that has been written in code. Syn- Decipher To receive an electronic signal and change it into pictures so that it can be shown on a television screen.

50. Eradicate

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Doodle Cogitate Veer Decode

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Exaggerate Allude Shudder Flutter Necessitate Dangle Resuscitate

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To mention sth in an indirect way To shake (Cold, frightened) Flags fluttered in the breeze. To make sth necessary. To hang or swing freely. To make sb start breathing again or become conscious again after they have almost died. Syn- Revive to stop sth from increasing. (fire/rumour/strike) to develop quickly. (syn- prosper/flourish) To hit sb e UR open hands. To put sth somewhere e a lot of force so that it makes a loud noise. (syn- Bang) To lose a layer of dead skin. To increase (amount, value, size etc) To get back your health. (syn- Recover) To disturb the smooth surface of sth To make sb feel upset To move apart and go away in different directions. To save (from being lost completely) to anger (Causing damage) to accuse/charge/blame To steal money that you are responsible for or that belongs to your employer. To investigate, To examine the patient To refuse or reject sb/sth especially in a proud way. (syn- shun) To write sth in a careless untidy way, making it difficult to read. (syn- scribble) To watch sb/sth and make sure that a job or an activity is done correctly. (syn-supervise) To produce children or baby animal. (syn- Reproduce) To affect sb/sth in an unpleasant or harmful way. The team was beset by injury all season. To spend a lot of time in front of a mirror to make your look attractive. To wail To destroy sb/sth completely. To defeat sb/sth completely. To state officially that sth is no longer valid. |laibl| - To publish a written statement about sb that is not true. to be quiet, stop talking or crying To make sb move quickly by pushing them in a rough aggressive way. To fight/argue/altercate To correct 7

62. Squelch 63. Thrive 64. Smack 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. Slough Augment Recuperate Ruffle Offend Disperse Salvage Rampage Incriminate Embezzle Probe Spurn Scrawl Oversee

79. Procreate 80. Beset 81. Preen 82. Ululate 83. Annihilate 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. Annul Libel Hush Hustle Wrangle Rectify

Page |8 90. Refute 91. Resolve 92. Emulate 93. Entangle 94. Submerge 95. Exonerate 96. Expunge 97. Retrench 98. Whimper 99. Maim 100. Slash 101. Hanker 1. Culminate 2. Expostulate 3. Wreathe : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : To Deny/Rebut To solve a problem. To make a firm decision to do sth. To compete To involve sb in a difficult or complicated situation. (syn- enmesh) To sink to free sb from a charge to erase (details) To spend leas money. /To reduce costs. To cry To injure sb seriously, causing permanent damage to their body parts. To make a long cut e a sharp object especially in a violent way. (syn- slit) To have a strong desire for sth. To end (in success/failure) To argue disagree or complain about sth. To surround or cover sth. The mountain tops were wreathed in mist. To move slowly and lightly, especially in circles. (syn- weave) To damage or destroy (building/career/plan) To supply. To manage to live e very little money. To take a long time to do sth or to go somewhere. To laugh noisily. To make sth new (by repairing or painting) To praise To remember (death anniversary) To state officially in a religious ceremony that sth is holy and can by used for religious purpose. To make sb feel tired. (syn-tire) To stop sb who is going somewhere especially in order to talk to them or attack them. To waste money or time on things that are not important. To pass your hands over sb body to search them for hidden weapons, drugs etc. To run and jump in a very lively and happy way. To curl your hair very strongly. To shine (teeth/building/eye) To announce sth publicly. To show sth clearly. To obtain sth e difficulty. To provide a prostitute for sb. To investigate. To examine the patient. To push sb/sth e UR finger or e a pointed object. (syn. Poke) To cover an area of land e a large amount of water. (syn- flood) To demand and get sth from sb. She was determined to exact a promise from him. To struggle hand to know what to say or do or how to continue e sth. To have a lot of problem and to be in danger of failing completely. To struggle hard to move or get somewhere in mud, water etc. To use your hands in an awkward way when you are doing sth or looking for sth. To have difficulty speaking clearly or finding the right words to say.

4. Wreck 5. Eke out 6. Dawdle 7. Guffaw 8. Renovate 9. Commend 10. Commemorate 11. Consecrate 12. Weary 13. Waylay 14. Flitter 15. Frisk 16. Frizz 17. Gleam 18. Proclaim 19. Procure 20. Probe 21. Prod 22. Inundate 23. Exact 24. Flounder

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25. Fumble

Page |9 To drop a catch or fail to stop or kick 26. Stumble : To hit your foot against sth while you are walking or running and almost fall. (syn- Trip). To walk in an unsteady way. To make a mistake or mistakes. 27. Acquire : To get sth by your own effort, ability or behaviour. I have acquired a good knowledge of English. To obtain sth by buying or being given it. I have acquired this piece of land. 28. Proscribe : To say officially that sth is banned. 29. Yammer : Whine (To complain in an annoying or crying voice) 30. Adjure : To ask or to order sb to do sth. 31. Adjudge : To make a decision about sb/sth based on the facts that are available. 32. Malign : To say bad things about sb/sth publicly. (syn- slander) 33. Repel : To drive away. 34. Confiscate : To take sth away from sb, especially as a punishment. Your mobile phone will be confiscated, if you use it. 35. Traverse : To cross an area of land or water. 36. Mingle : to mix, combine 37. Envisage : To imagine 38. Devastate : To completely destroy sth (place/area) 39. Depose : To dethrone, To dismiss 40. Abrogate : To officially end a law, an agreement etc. (syn- Repeal) 41. Abolish : To officially end a law, system or an institution. This system should be abolished from our society. 42. Deflect : To Change direction or make sth change direction, especially after hitting sth. To prevent sb from doing sth that they are determined to do. 43. Elucidate : To explain/expound 44. Rescind : To cancel (law/contract/decision) 45. Languish : To be forced to stay somewhere or suffer sth unpleasant, for a long time. She continues to languish in a foreign prison. 46. Decimate : To kill, large no. of animals, plants or people in a particular area. 47. Decipher : To decode 48. Dissipate : Eventually his anger dissipated. To waste sth, such as money, time etc. (syn- squander) 49. Disseminate : To spread (knowledge/information) 50. Impugn : To express doubts about sb/sth. (syn- challenge) 51. Outlaw : To make sth illegal. (syn- Ban) 52. Discourse : To give a long speech a bout sth. 53. Plummet : To fall suddenly and quickly from a high level or position. (syn-plunge) 54. Amortize : To pay back a debt by making small regular payments over a pd. of time. 55. Embroil : To involve sb/ yourself in an argument or a difficult situation. 56. Embroider : To decorate a cloth with a pattern of stitches usually using colour threads. 57. Sequester/Sequestrate : To take control of sb property or assets until a debt has been paid. 58. Reprieve : To officially cancel or delay a punishment for a prisoner, who has been condemned to death. 59. Imbue : To infuse (To fill sb e strong feelings). His speech has imbued me a great vigour. 60. Amuse : To make sb laugh or smile. (syn- Entertain) 61. Precede : To come before

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62. Cuff 63. Succumb 64. Slump 65. Dabble 66. Eavesdrop 67. Obliterate 68. Perforate 69. Truncate 70. Spurn 71. Spurt 72. Subjugate 73. Promulgate 74. Prevaricate 75. Obviate 76. Exude 77. Purvey 78. Propitiate 79. Prolong 80. Trammel 81. Grouch 82. Waver 83. Assay 84. Discomfit 85. Requite 86. Nuke 87. Eschew 88. Immolate 89. Ventilate 90. Teeter 91. Yank 92. Besiege 93. Augur 94. Maunder 95. Brook 96. Jink 97. Rile 98. Ogle 99. Apportion 100. Bestow 101. Predict

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To slap (in a way that is not (serious) To not be able to fight an attack, an illness or a temptation etc. (syn- yield, surrender.) to fall suddenly and quickly by a large amount (price/value/no.) To take part in a sport, an activity etc. but not very seriously. To listen secretly to what other people are saying. To destroy sth. To escape from memory. To make a hole or holes through sth. To make sth shorter, especially by cutting off the top or end. To reject or refuse sb/sth, especially in a proud way. (syn- shun) Blood was spurting from her nose. Red and yellow flames spurted out of the fire. To defeat sb/sth. To gain control over sb/sth. Spread (Idea, belief). Announce (law, system) To avoid giving a direct answer to a question, in order to hide the truth. (syn- Beat about the bush) To remove (Problem, the need for sth). Syn- preclude Exude your confidence. Plant exudes a sticky fluid. To supply (food, services, information) To try to make sb calm. (syn- placate) To make sth last longer. (syn- elongate, extend) To limit sb freedom of movement or actively. (syn- Restrict) To complain To become weaker or less effective. To examine (purity/quality) To make sb feel confused or embarrassed. To give sth such as love, kindness, a favour etc in return for what sb has given you. To attack a place e nuclear weapons. To deliberately avoid or keep away from sth. To kill sb by burning them. To allow fresh air to enter and move around a room, building etc. To stand or move in an unsteady way so that you look as if you are going to fall. To pull. I yanked the door open. to surround a building, city with soldiers. To be a sign that sth will be successful or not successful in the future. (syn- Bode) To gossip To not allow sth

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To anger To look hard at sb, in an offensive way, usually showing sexual interest. To divide sth among people. To give (Respect) Foretell To exchange To end To loot To divide sth especially money into two or more parts. To confuse To destroy To destroy (a persons belief in sb/sth) 10

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Barter Terminate Plunder Divvy Addle Ravage Subvert