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Achieve (N)
Synonyms: consulmmate, complete; effect, excecute, reach |
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To bring to a successful conclusion attain.
Ex: To be loved is to be fortunate, but to be hated is to achieve distintion.! |
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| To get or gain (something such as an object, trait, or ability) esp more or less permanently. |
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Approach (V)
Synonyms: near, close with
Antonyms: withdraw. |
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To come near or nearer to
Ex: The car slowed down as they approache. |
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In/On behalf of, as a representative of or a proxy for:
Ex: on behalf of my collegues, I address you tonight. |
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Binding security; frim assurance:
Ex: My word is my bond. |
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Cease (V)
Synoyms: Terminate, end, culminate.
Antonyms: Begin. |
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To stop; discontinue:
Ex: Not all medieval beliefs have cease to exist. |
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To fall or cave in.
Ex: The roof collapse and buried the crowd |
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Commence (V)
Synonyms: Originate, inaugurate, see begin. |
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To put together (documents, selections, or others materials) in one book or work. |
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Of large scope; cevering or involving much; inclusive:
EX: A comprehensive study of world affairs. |
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To determine by calculation
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Confine (V)
Synonyms: circmscribe
Antonyms: Free |
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To enclose within bounds; limit or restrict
Ex: She confined her remarks to errorsin the report. |
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Convert (V)
Synonims: proselytize, proselyte, neophyte, diciple. |
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To change (something) into a different or properties: Transmute; Transform. |
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Denote (V)
Synonyms: Mark, Signal, Signify, Evidence |
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To mark or sign of; inducate.
Ex: A fever often denotes an infection |
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