Lemmas found: 80
To formally dismiss someone from a job, office, or position of authority.
To make someone or something noticeably different from others.
To alter information, facts, or a judgment so that it becomes inaccurate, unfair, or misleading.
To make a rule, benefit, protection, or other provision apply to additional people, places, or cases.
To stop working properly or lose the ability to function as expected.
To increase in body weight.
To format text so that its lines align evenly along one or both margins.
To have a lasting effect on someone or something.
To become liquid through heat, or to cause a solid substance to become liquid by heating it.
To make the harmful effects or severity of something less.
To become slightly wet or damp.
To make something seem small or insignificant by comparison.
To make something gradually smaller or less by removing parts or cutting back.
To introduce or implement something gradually in stages.
To cause people or groups to become divided into opposing opinions, loyalties, or interests.
To make an event, period, or arrangement last longer.
To behave or change in response to a stimulus, event, or situation.
To make something shorter or more basic by condensing it or removing unnecessary parts.
To open again after having been closed.
To bring something back into existence, operation, or a previous condition after it has been interrupted or lost.
To keep a title, championship, or position by successfully defeating a challenger.
To become filled or blocked as silt accumulates.
To become thoroughly wet, especially by being immersed in liquid or exposed to heavy rain.
To make an offer, deal, or arrangement more appealing or acceptable by adding a benefit or improving its terms.
To make an unpleasant experience, feeling, or situation more pleasant or easier to accept.
To become sweet or sweeter in taste.
To undergo a process of changing one’s gender presentation or other aspects of gender to live in accordance with one’s gender identity.
To be different across instances or from a usual, expected, or stated standard.
Of a plant, leaf or flower: to become limp and droop, typically through heat, lack of water or disease.
To make a problem, situation, or error worse.