History
History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
abate

to cause winds, storms, floods, pain etc to become less

lessen, grow or cause to grow less

acquit

to give a legal decision that a person is not guilty of an offense

announce removal of blame

bypass

a wide road passing round a town or village

avoid

cried

of cry

weep and make sad sounds

detonate

(to cause a bomb etc) to explode with a loud noise

set off bomb

disentangle

to cause (something) to become free from complications or confusion

unwind, disconnect; solve

dismiss

to send a person away permanently (from employment)

send away, remove; free

exempt

free (from a duty, payment etc)

freed from responsibility

explode

(to cause something) to burst with a loud noise; (of a person) to show violent emotion

blow up

extricate

to set (a person, oneself) free (from being held, from an unwanted responsibility etc)

get out of a situation; relieve of responsibility

loosen

(to cause something) to become loose or looser

unbind

omit

to fail to include (a person, thing); decide and leave out (a person, thing)

exclude, forget

oust

to force a person to leave (a home, job etc)

expel, get rid of

overlook

to have a view of (something) from above; to fail to notice (something); pay no attention to (it)

disregard, neglect

relent

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

die down; let up

threw

of throw

propel something through the air

throw

to cause (something) to go through the air by a strong movement of the arm etc; to put (something) suddenly and carelessly in a place or position

propel something through the air

unscrew

to remove a screw or screws from (something)

set free; unbind

weep

to cry

cry

wept

of weep

cry

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