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| making amends, making up for a wrong, at one in harmony |
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| to grow rapidly; exhibiting growths such as buds or sprouts |
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| persuade or dominate by force or threats |
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| to make impure or unclean, to corrupt, befoul, or debase |
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| to belittle or minimize another's skills or achievements, to degrade |
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| to tempt or lure in a clever manner |
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| to show or display clearly |
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| to rouse and urge onward, to warn or advise urgently |
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| to pretend, to shape, mold, or conceive |
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| to suggest indirectly or hint in a delicate manner |
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| to foster growth and development by giving support |
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| to cause to happen, commit |
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| to right a wrong by offering compensation or by removing the cause for complaint |
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| to give up or renounce, usually with regret |
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| to brand or mark, either physically or verbally, in a negative way |
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| to behave as a lowly servant |
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