Lemmas found: 168
To give someone advice or guidance.
To make an opinion, complaint, or proposal publicly known.
To speak or write to someone to make a request, offer, or discuss a matter.
To make or finalize an agreement, often by discussing plans or terms with someone.
To plan or take the necessary steps to ensure that something will happen or be provided.
To announce or list a performer, person, or event as part of a show, program, or event.
To transmit a program or other content by radio or television.
To deceive someone online by using a fabricated identity, often with another person’s photos or false biographical details.
To dare someone to do something, especially by asserting that they cannot or will not do it.
To admit that an opponent has won an election, contest, or match, often before the formal result is announced.
To communicate or get in touch with someone, especially by phone, email, or another means of communication.
To resume speaking, writing, or explaining after a pause or interruption.
To enter into a formal agreement, especially one involving legal or commercial obligations.
To explain or teach how something works or how to do something by showing it in practice.
To describe or explain something by giving specific facts or particulars.
To send someone a message through an electronic-mail system.
To officially sign up or be accepted to take part in a course, activity, service, or event.
To include or present someone or something as a prominent part of a work, event, or publication.
To officially present a document or legal claim to an authority for consideration or record.
To keep talking or complaining about the same subject, especially in a tedious or persistent way.
To serve as an example or provide evidence that something is true, typical, or significant.
To suggest or show that someone is connected with a crime, problem, or controversial matter, especially as a participant.
To give someone facts or details about something.
To communicate or respond meaningfully with another person or group.
To send someone a bill requesting payment for goods or services.
To enter an item in a catalog or online marketplace as available for sale.
To write or state a set of people or things as a list.
To officially require something by law, rule, or authority.
To formally put forward someone or oneself as a candidate for a position, role, or honor.
To record information briefly in writing, especially to help remember it.
To express or state opposition to something; to protest or raise an objection.
To describe or represent something as greater, more important, serious, or extreme than it really is.
To present or take part in music, theater, dance, or other entertainment before an audience.
To make a formal request to an authority, especially by submitting a written petition.
To make an earnest appeal or present a case in court.
To formally promise or bind oneself or someone else to a course of action or responsibility.
To portray someone or something in a particular way, especially one that may be inaccurate or misleading.
To say or estimate in advance that something will happen.
To show, introduce, or offer someone or something for consideration, inspection, or acceptance.
To ask someone to marry you, especially as a formal or romantic offer of marriage.
To formally announce information, a result, or a decision so that it is known to the public.
To have an angry disagreement with someone, often by exchanging opposing views.
To restore communication, contact, or a relationship after an interruption or period of separation.
To write down or otherwise capture information so it can be kept and referred to later.
To direct a matter, question, or case to someone or a group for consideration or decision.
To show or express a quality, condition, fact, or situation.
To refuse is to say that you will not accept, agree to, or do something.
To pass information or something received onward to another person or place.
To give an account of something observed, investigated, or experienced, especially to an authority or audience.
To report is to arrive at a place and make one’s presence known, especially as part of a duty or procedure.