to agree, accept, something without argument

agree with some reluctance

to make (something) suitable for a new use, need, situation etc

adjust to a different situation or condition

to act in agreement (with a request, command, wish etc)

abide by, follow agreement or instructions

(to cause a person, condition) to become better

make or become better

to supply a new cover for (something)

make or become better

to become less severe or cruel (especially by agreeing to something after refusing)

die down; let up

to bring (something) back into use

revive

(to cause a person, business etc) to come back to consciousness, health or good state

start again; bring back to life

a place where a road turns, especially where one road branches off from another

revolve, curve