Lemmas found: 7607
To make a spoken or written remark or observation about something.
to express dissatisfaction or annoyance.
To express strong disapproval of someone or something; to declare it wrong or unacceptable.
To establish that something is true, correct, or certain, often by providing evidence or checking it.
To state that something is untrue, deny it, or assert the opposite of what has been said or written.
To persuade someone that something is true or to cause them to believe or accept something.
To express disapproval of someone or something, often by pointing out faults or shortcomings.
To state or announce something clearly and formally, often in public or with authority.
To officially state that something has a particular legal or administrative status, such as a state of emergency or a person’s death.
To report information officially to an authority, especially goods brought into a country, income, or other taxable or regulated items.
To state or explain the meaning of a word, phrase, or symbol.
To describe or state the essential qualities or boundaries of something; to make its nature or scope clear.
To refuse to obey or accept the authority, instructions, or rules of someone or something; to openly resist.
To ask for something firmly or insistently, especially because one believe it is owed or necessary.
to declare something to be untrue.
to give an account of something in words.
To control, manage, or supervise an activity or group.
To give someone instructions about where to go or what to do.
to make something clear by describing it in detail.
to make a short, low sound from the throat.
To explain or make something clearer by giving examples, details, or comparisons.
To suggest or indicate something indirectly, without stating it explicitly.
To demand firmly that something happen or that someone do something.
To explain the meaning of something, especially words, actions, or events.
To translate spoken or signed communication from one language into another, especially in real time.
To ask someone to come to an event, place, or occasion, or to participate in an activity.
To formally ask someone to do something, especially to speak, submit something, or take part in an official process.
to refer to something briefly.
To disagree with, resist, or speak or act against a person, idea, plan, or decision.
To state or describe the main points of something briefly and without detail.
To cause someone to believe or do something by giving reasons, making arguments, or appealing to them.
To express approval or admiration for someone or something; to commend.
To express or offer worshipful admiration and gratitude to a deity.
To show that something is true or correct by using evidence, reasoning, or a test.
To establish a mathematical statement as true by a logical argument.
To test someone's knowledge by asking questions.
To tell someone that something or someone is good, suitable, or worth choosing, using your judgment or experience.
To formally propose or endorse someone or something for a position, award, action, or other consideration.
To say, write, or do something again.
to politely ask for something.
To say or express something again, usually in different words, to make it clearer or emphasize it.
To make something known or show something that was hidden, secret, or not previously known.
to speak or cry out loudly.
To communicate information, an instruction, or a warning by means of a sign, sound, gesture, or transmission.
To state or identify something clearly and exactly, often by giving details or requirements.
To name or prescribe something as a required or chosen feature, component, or standard, especially in instructions, plans, or technical documents.
to put forward an idea for consideration.
To state the main points or essential information of something in a brief, condensed form.
To combine separate ideas, information, or elements into a coherent whole, especially by drawing conclusions from different sources.
to communicate information or facts to someone.