This document defines and explains various English words and phrases related to suppressing, burning, containing large amounts, freeing from guilt or blame, intentionally avoiding, public approval or praise, helping with a crime, being familiar or usual, fully focusing on, obeying rules or continuing to support, making easier to deal with or less intense, including in a plan, mentioning indirectly, being charming or interesting, entertaining and funny, being outdated, attempting to get indirectly, extreme unhappiness, relating to, being able to be argued or shown through argument, and beating in a discussion.
This document defines and explains various English words and phrases related to suppressing, burning, containing large amounts, freeing from guilt or blame, intentionally avoiding, public approval or praise, helping with a crime, being familiar or usual, fully focusing on, obeying rules or continuing to support, making easier to deal with or less intense, including in a plan, mentioning indirectly, being charming or interesting, entertaining and funny, being outdated, attempting to get indirectly, extreme unhappiness, relating to, being able to be argued or shown through argument, and beating in a discussion.
This document defines and explains various English words and phrases related to suppressing, burning, containing large amounts, freeing from guilt or blame, intentionally avoiding, public approval or praise, helping with a crime, being familiar or usual, fully focusing on, obeying rules or continuing to support, making easier to deal with or less intense, including in a plan, mentioning indirectly, being charming or interesting, entertaining and funny, being outdated, attempting to get indirectly, extreme unhappiness, relating to, being able to be argued or shown through argument, and beating in a discussion.
suppress- to end sth by force ablaze- burning very strongly; brightly coloured abound in- filled; contains a very large amount of sth or sb absolve- to free sb from guilt or blame abstain from sth- intentionally avoid doing sth because it’s bad for you acclaim- public approval; public praise accomplice- one who helps another commit a crime accustomed- familiar with sth; customary; usual address oneself to sth- fully focus on sth adhere to sth- to obey a rule, contract, or law; act as required; continue to support or believe in sth alleviate- to make sth easier to deal with or endure; to make sth less intense or severe allow for- to include sth in a plan or calculation allude- to mention sb or sth in an indirect way allure- the quality of being charming, exciting, or interesting amusing- entertaining and funny; causing laugh; providing entertainment anachronistic- outdated; not attributed to the correct historical period angle for- attempting to get sth indirectly by hinting or suggesting anguish- mental or physical pain; extreme unhappiness appertain to sth- relate to; be connected with arguably- sth that may be argued or shown by argument argue down- to beat sb in a discussion or argument