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To yield; to give up control over
To surrender possession of, esp. by treaty |
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To admit, often reluctantly, that something is true of right
To acknowledge defeat
To yield or grant rights or privileges |
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Dead; no longer living
A dead person |
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A path or opening for going out; an exit
The act of coming or going out; emergence
To go out; to emerge |
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A systematic progression; a series of gradual changes
A passing, by almost imperceptible degrees, from one tone or shade to another |
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| A rate of inclination; a slope |
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| Someone or something that comes before another |
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| To go back to a previous, often worse or less developed, state; to revert |
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Transgress
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To go beyond a limit or boundary
To break a law or code by overstepping limits |
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| Not done or known before; without previous example |
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| Happening at the same time; simultaneous |
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| A messenger carrying information or important documents |
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| Done quickly and not thoroughly; hasty |
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Discursive
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Moving fromone topic to another without order; rambling
coming to a conclusion by reasoning; analytical |
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| To bring about something undesirable as a result of one's own actions |
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| An agressive attack or invasion of territory |
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| Something or someone that comes before another; a forerunner or predecessor |
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The act of turning to someone or something for help or security
Someone or something that is turned to for help of security |
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Recurrent
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| Heppening repeatedly; occuring over and over again |
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Assistance in time of need; relief
To provide assistance in time of need |
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