Lemmas found: 42
to start or commence.
to come or bring to a final point; to finish.
to bring to an end; to complete.
to begin or set in motion.
to increase in size, amount, or degree; to develop.
to take the place of or substitute for.
to join or link two or more things together.
to restrict the size, amount, or extent of something.
to become or make smaller in size.
to alter or move slightly to achieve a desired result.
To achieve a required standard on an exam or test.
to cause something to start burning.
to make or become smaller in amount or degree.
to make or become larger in amount or degree.
to begin to be; to undergo change or development.
To give permission for something to happen; to let someone do something.
To calculate the arithmetic mean of a set of numbers.
To become cooked or hardened through exposure to dry heat.
To make something happen; to bring about an effect or result.
to make different; to alter or modify.
To cause someone to lose or sacrifice something, especially through an adverse result.
To make twice as much or twice as many; to become twice as large or numerous.
to become or make larger in size or scope.
To pass a disease-causing organism, such as a virus or bacterium, to a person, animal, or thing.
To change a system, law, organization, or practice in order to improve it.
To improve or show a desired effect after treatment, action, or intervention.
To make a person, muscle, or situation nervous, strained, or less relaxed.
To become thicker, denser, or more viscous.
To make something thicker, denser, or more viscous.
to change completely in form or nature.
to change in nature, state, or condition.
To become hard or harder; to lose softness or flexibility.
To make something hard or harder.
To cause a liquid, such as paint, ink, or glue, to harden or set by allowing its moisture or solvent to evaporate.
To formally end a marriage or partnership, or to begin living apart while remaining legally married.
To take on or assume a particular manner, attitude, name, or appearance.
To change money, units, or a quantity into an equivalent amount expressed in another currency, unit, or system.
To change a building or space so that it can be used for a different purpose.
In computing, to change data or a file from one format or encoding into another.
To make partial changes to something, usually to improve it or make it more suitable for a particular purpose, without replacing it entirely.
To bend, twist, or distort out of its original shape, especially because of heat, moisture, or uneven tension.
To make something sweet by adding sugar or another sweet substance.