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attribute or ascribe (to another) |
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give up, cast off, deny a claim |
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give up, abandon, let another go |
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a rather passive act of giving up something |
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active, forthright rejection |
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deny oneself a privilege or right |
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give up (ex. a nation may cede part of its land to another nation) |
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put aside, forgo a claim or right, withhold |
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give up a post or responsibility |
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to rebuke formally or severely |
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pleading or protesting rebuke |
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stronger of reasoning earnestly |
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strong and rather formal criticism, not kindly nor friendly |
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to rebuke someone bitterly, violently, vigorously |
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rebuke someone bitterly, violently, vigorously |
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may be either retaliation or reward |
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to restore, compensate, or make amends for injury |
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to bring under control, subdue |
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small affairs (you quell a riot or your fears) |
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more resounding way to conquer |
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to organize (data) in tables and columns |
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to move across or pass over |
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to condemn or abuse with violence and anger |
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consists of distributing info deamaging to a person's reputation |
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stubborn, dogged, not easily subdues |
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stubborn adherence to a plan or goal |
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the will to hang on, to hold fast, is more a matter of will power and brain than doggedness |
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stubborn, tough-minded determination, more than tenacity indicates |
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stick-to-it-iveness, endurance, but it is less intense than doggedness or tenacity |
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an unbending determination that does not yield, either temporarily or slightly to adverse circumstances |
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hardness, toughness, hard-heartedness, especially against moral influence |
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repetitious, unnecessary to the meaning |
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yielding, submissive, befitting low position |
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adapts readily to your wishes and authority but in a less cringing way than one who is servile |
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humble, lowly, and usually disagreeable |
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sevile, with a fawning attitude |
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various, assorted, diverse |
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fearless, daring, skillful |
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to repair or pay for damage done |
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