v. prevaricate
(a) to degrade; to humiliate; to disgrace
(b) to move secretly; to sneak about
(c) to brag; to glory over; to feel triumphant; to exult
(d) to speak equivocally or evasively; to lie; to deceive; to mislead; to embellish
v. lament
(a) to go; to move slowly; to delay
(b) to convert from one belief or religion to another
(c) to forgive; to acquit; to release
(d) to mourn; to grieve; to regret
v. wheedle
(a) to influence; to persuade; to coax
(b) to loiter; to waste time; to trifle; to flirt
(c) to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture
(d) to act indecisively; to tremble; to vacillate
v. conjure
(a) to encourage; to nurture; to support; to care for; to raise
(b) to break; to split in two; to divide
(c) to call upon; appeal to; to summon; to implore; to invoke
(d) to behave in a certain manner
v. enervate
(a) to support; to approve of; to recommend; to approve; to sanction
(b) to weaken; to deprive of nerve or strength
(c) to dissolve; to become liquid; to melt
(d) to gain advantage by manipulating unfairly; to falsify; to pervert; to distort |
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v. hone
(a) to push away; to repel; to reject
(b) to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil
(c) to sharpen; to long or yearn for
(d) to disturb; to irritate; to worry; to erode; to annoy
v. allude
(a) to soften; to make less intense; to pacify
(b) to refer indirectly to something; to hint
(c) to criticize; disapprove of
(d) to call to assemble; to summon
v. absolve
(a) to cancel; to invalidate; to annul
(b) to give up; to put off until later
(c) to forgive; to acquit; to release
(d) to alleviate; to lessen; to soothe; to soften; to appease
v. harbor
(a) to reduce; to empty; to exhaust; to consume; to use up
(b) to give shelter; to protect; to hide; to take shelter; to conceal
(c) to be advantageous; to be necessary
(d) to oppose; to contradict; to infringe; to violate; to transgress
v. accede
(a) to darken; to confuse; to bewilder; to obscure
(b) to distinguish; to demonstrate bias; to treat differently
(c) to carry into effect; to execute; to perform; to equip with tools
(d) to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur |
