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to resign, formally give up an office or a duty,
to disown, discard |
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to give as a gift,
to provide with lodging,
grant, to confer |
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able to hold much, roomy
spacious |
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able to burn or eat away by chemical action,
biting, sarcastic |
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a strong movement to advance a cause or idea;
to campaign,
work vigorously |
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to injure or destroy the surface or appearance of,
to damage the value, influence, or effect of
mar, disfigure |
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an order forbidding the trade in or movement of commercial goods;
any restraint or hindrance;
to forbid to enter or leave;
to forbid trade with
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a false notion or belief,
an error in thinking,
misconception |
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a lack of seriousness,especially about things that should be treated with respect,
lightness in weight |
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to make sick to the stomach,
to fill with disgust |
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to nullify, deny,bring to nothing
cancel, invalidate, annul |
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vitally important,
essential
crucial, critical, decisive |
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an action designed to confuse or mislead, a trick |
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to become filled to overflowing, to be present in large quantities |
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an opinion, belief,or principle held to be true,
doctrine |
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easily managed,
easy to deal with,
easily wrought, malleable |
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clumsy, awkward, unwieldly |
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having a huge appetite, greedy, ravenous, excessively eager |
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