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| To bring about by exercising authority; force to prevail. |
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| To place or set in a particular order; arrange. To get rid of. |
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| Marked by agreement and good will; friendly. |
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| To be better than a superior to (others); surpass. |
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| Existing within the mind or preception of an individual not capable of being observed or experienced by other |
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| One of the divisions of a poem or song, composed of two or more lines. |
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| A law enacted by a legislative body. |
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| To expel (a foreigner) from a country. |
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| Any belief, practice, or rite unreasonably dependent on magic, chance, or dogma. |
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| To clear of blame or guilt. |
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| To put a date on (a check, letter, or document) That is later than the actual date. |
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| To put off until a later time. |
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| A liquid added to another liquid, such as water, to lower its freezing point. |
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| To clean with a vacuum cleaner. |
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| Preceding in time or order. |
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| A source of inconvenience; a bother. |
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| A person's means of support; a living. |
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| A standard or scale of measurement. |
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