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        | to corrupt or make inferior by the admixture of foreign or baser ingredients |  | 
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        | to explain or interpret the meaning or intention of words or actions |  | 
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        | to cause to separate in different directions; to go different ways |  | 
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        | to scatter abroad (as in sowing seed); to spread abroad (opinions, knowledge, etc.) |  | 
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        | to build up in faith and holiness through instruction |  | 
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        | to evade the truth in a deceptive or ambiguous manner |  | 
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        | to withdraw formally or publicly something that one has openly professed or taught |  | 
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        | to refuse to accept as valid, just, or binding. to cast off or disown |  | 
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        | to resound; to continue, like a series of echoes |  | 
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        | to penetrate, impregnate, or soak thoroughly and completely; to fill or load to capacity |  | 
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        | to give off sparks or tiny flahes |  | 
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        | to set apart; separate for a certain purpose |  | 
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