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predicate
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predicate#v#3
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solving the problem is <b>predicated</b> on understanding it well
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literal
| 0.8 |
preserve
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preserve#v#1
|
<b>preserve</b> the peace in the family
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metaphorical
| 0.5 |
preserve
|
preserve#v#2
|
We <b>preserve</b> these archeological findings
|
literal
| 0.8 |
preserve
|
preserve#v#6
|
<b>preserve</b> the forest and the lakes
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literal
| 0.8 |
prick
|
prick#v#1
|
The nurse <b>pricked</b> my finger to get a small blood sample
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literal
| 1 |
prick
|
prick#v#2
|
The needle <b>pricked</b> his skin
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literal
| 1 |
prick
|
prick#v#3
|
The dog <b>pricked</b> up his ears
|
literal
| 0.7 |
prick
|
prick#v#6
|
The thought of her unhappiness <b>pricked</b> his conscience
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metaphorical
| 0.7 |
process
|
process#v#3
|
The results of the elections were still being <b>processed</b> when he gave his acceptance speech
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literal
| 0.9 |
process
|
process#v#4
|
He was warned that the district attorney would <b>process</b> him
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metaphorical
| 0.5 |
process
|
process#v#5
|
They <b>processed</b> into the dining room
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literal
| 0.8 |
process
|
process#v#7
|
He was <b>processed</b> by the sheriff
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literal
| 0.7 |
produce
|
produce#v#1
|
The tree would not <b>produce</b> fruit
|
literal
| 0.9 |
produce
|
produce#v#2
|
We <b>produce</b> more cars than we can sell
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literal
| 0.8 |
produce
|
produce#v#3
|
This procedure <b>produces</b> a curious effect
|
literal
| 0.9 |
produce
|
produce#v#4
|
The proud father <b>produced</b> many pictures of his baby
|
literal
| 0.7 |
produce
|
produce#v#5
|
The Bordeaux region <b>produces</b> great red wines
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literal
| 0.8 |
profess
|
profess#v#1
|
She <b>professes</b> organic chemistry
|
literal
| 0.8 |
profess
|
profess#v#2
|
The terrorists <b>professed</b> allegiance to their country
|
literal
| 0.8 |
profess
|
profess#v#4
|
The teacher <b>professed</b> that he was not generous when it came to giving good grades
|
literal
| 0.8 |
profess
|
profess#v#6
|
she <b>professed</b> herself as a nun
|
literal
| 0.7 |
profess
|
profess#v#7
|
He <b>professed</b> innocence but later admitted his guilt
|
literal
| 0.9 |
propagate
|
propagate#v#1
|
The genes <b>propagate</b> these characteristics to the offspring.
|
literal
| 0.8 |
propagate
|
propagate#v#2
|
Sound and light <b>propagate</b> in this medium.
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literal
| 0.6 |
propagate
|
propagate#v#3
|
Sound or light can be <b>propagated</b> through air.
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literal
| 0.6 |
propagate
|
propagate#v#5
|
This great civilization was <b>propagated</b> throughout the land.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
provide
|
provide#v#1
|
We <b>provided</b> the room with an electrical heater
|
literal
| 1 |
provide
|
provide#v#2
|
The hostess <b>provided</b> lunch for all the guests
|
literal
| 0.9 |
provide
|
provide#v#3
|
The will <b>provides</b> that each child should receive half of the money
|
literal
| 0.8 |
provide
|
provide#v#6
|
He <b>provides</b> for his large family by working three jobs
|
literal
| 0.9 |
provide
|
provide#v#7
|
<b>provide</b> for the proper care of the passengers on the cruise ship
|
literal
| 0.8 |
puff
|
puff#v#4
|
The sudden fame <b>puffed</b> her ego
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
puff
|
puff#v#5
|
The critics <b>puffed</b> up this Broadway production
|
metaphorical
| 0.8 |
puff
|
puff#v#6
|
A <b>puffing</b> kind of man
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
puff
|
puff#v#7
|
Her faced <b>puffed</b> up from the drugs
|
literal
| 0.9 |
puff
|
puff#v#8
|
he huffed and <b>puffed</b> as he made his way up the mountain
|
literal
| 0.7 |
pump
|
pump#v#2
|
He <b>pumped</b> bullets into the dummy.
|
metaphorical
| 0.65 |
pump
|
pump#v#6
|
The athlete <b>pumps</b> weights in the gym.
|
literal
| 0.6 |
pump
|
pump#v#8
|
She <b>pumped</b> the witnesses for information.
|
metaphorical
| 0.9167 |
push
|
push#v#1
|
He <b>pushed</b> the table into a corner
|
literal
| 1 |
push
|
push#v#10
|
`Now <b>push</b> hard,' said the doctor to the woman
|
literal
| 0.9 |
push
|
push#v#2
|
He <b>pushed</b> her to finish her doctorate
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
push
|
push#v#3
|
The salesman is aggressively <b>pushing</b> the new computer model
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
push
|
push#v#5
|
she <b>pushed</b> against the wall with all her strength
|
literal
| 1 |
push
|
push#v#6
|
She is <b>pushing</b> fifty
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
push
|
push#v#7
|
The liberal party <b>pushed</b> for reforms
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
push
|
push#v#8
|
The guy hanging around the school is <b>pushing</b> drugs
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
push
|
push#v#9
|
The crowd <b>pushed</b> forward
|
literal
| 0.8 |
put
|
put#v#2
|
That song <b>put</b> me in awful good humor
|
literal
| 0.7 |
put
|
put#v#3
|
I wouldn't <b>put</b> it that way
|
literal
| 0.7 |
put
|
put#v#4
|
She <b>put</b> too much emphasis on her the last statement
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
put
|
put#v#6
|
We <b>put</b> the time of arrival at 8 P.M.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
put
|
put#v#7
|
He <b>put</b> her to the torture
|
literal
| 0.7 |
put
|
put#v#8
|
<b>put</b> these words to music
|
literal
| 0.8 |
put
|
put#v#9
|
I <b>put</b> these memories with those of bygone times
|
literal
| 0.8 |
quote
|
quote#v#1
|
He <b>quoted</b> the Bible to her.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
quote
|
quote#v#2
|
He <b>quoted</b> prices for cars.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
quote
|
quote#v#3
|
He said he could <b>quote</b> several instances of this behavior.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
radiate
|
radiate#v#1
|
The sun <b>radiates</b> heat
|
literal
| 0.9 |
radiate
|
radiate#v#2
|
She <b>radiates</b> happiness
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
radiate
|
radiate#v#3
|
spokes <b>radiate</b> from the hub of the wheel
|
literal
| 0.7 |
radiate
|
radiate#v#7
|
Heat <b>radiated</b> from the metal box
|
literal
| 0.7 |
raid
|
raid#v#1
|
The police <b>raided</b> the crack house
|
literal
| 0.9 |
raid
|
raid#v#2
|
The pirates <b>raided</b> the coastal villages regularly
|
literal
| 0.9 |
raid
|
raid#v#3
|
T. Boone Pickens <b>raided</b> many large companies
|
literal
| 0.7 |
raid
|
raid#v#4
|
Our babysitter <b>raided</b> our refrigerator
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
rail
|
rail#v#2
|
<b>rail</b> in the old graves
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
rail
|
rail#v#4
|
<b>rail</b> off the crowds from the Presidential palace
|
literal
| 0.8 |
rail
|
rail#v#5
|
fresh fruit are <b>railed</b> from Italy to Belgium
|
literal
| 0.8 |
rail
|
rail#v#6
|
They <b>railed</b> from Rome to Venice
|
literal
| 0.8 |
rail
|
rail#v#7
|
hundreds of miles were <b>railed</b> out here
|
literal
| 0.8 |
rail
|
rail#v#8
|
They are <b>railing</b> for fresh fish
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
ramp
|
ramp#v#2
|
The <b>ramped</b> auditorium
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
ramp
|
ramp#v#3
|
the lion is <b>rampant</b> in this heraldic depiction
|
literal
| 0.6 |
ramp
|
ramp#v#4
|
The roses <b>ramped</b> over the wall
|
literal
| 0.7 |
range
|
range#v#1
|
Estimates for the losses in the earthquake <b>range</b> as high as $2 billion.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
rationalize
|
rationalize#v#1
|
<b>rationalize</b> the child's seemingly crazy behavior
|
metaphorical
| 0.5 |
rationalize
|
rationalize#v#3
|
We <b>rationalized</b> the factory's production and raised profits
|
literal
| 0.8 |
rationalize
|
rationalize#v#4
|
When one wonders why one is doing certain things, one should <b>rationalize</b>
|
literal
| 0.7 |
rationalize
|
rationalize#v#5
|
This function can be <b>rationalized</b>
|
literal
| 0.7 |
reach
|
reach#v#3
|
Government <b>reaches</b> out to the people
|
metaphorical
| 0.6 |
reach
|
reach#v#4
|
Our advertisements <b>reach</b> millions
|
literal
| 0.6 |
reach
|
reach#v#6
|
The sunlight <b>reached</b> the wall
|
literal
| 0.7 |
recall
|
recall#v#4
|
The ambassador was <b>recalled</b> to his country
|
literal
| 0.8 |
recall
|
recall#v#5
|
She was <b>recalled</b> by a loud laugh
|
literal
| 0.7 |
recall
|
recall#v#6
|
The company <b>recalled</b> the product when it was found to be faulty
|
literal
| 0.8 |
recall
|
recall#v#7
|
<b>recall</b> the defective auto tires
|
literal
| 0.9 |
recapture
|
recapture#v#1
|
She could not <b>recapture</b> that feeling of happiness.
|
metaphorical
| 0.7 |
recapture
|
recapture#v#2
|
The author <b>recaptures</b> an old idea here.
|
literal
| 0.5556 |
recapture
|
recapture#v#3
|
The military forces managed to <b>recapture</b> the fort.
|
literal
| 0.9 |
recapture
|
recapture#v#4
|
They tried to <b>recapture</b> the escaped prisoner.
|
literal
| 1 |
recast
|
recast#v#1
|
He was <b>recast</b> as Iago.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
recast
|
recast#v#2
|
The bell cracked and had to be <b>recast</b>.
|
literal
| 0.7 |
recast
|
recast#v#3
|
She had to <b>recast</b> her image to please the electorate in her home state.
|
literal
| 0.52 |
recruit
|
recruit#v#1
|
The party <b>recruited</b> many new members.
|
literal
| 1 |
recruit
|
recruit#v#2
|
The lab director <b>recruited</b> an able crew of assistants.
|
literal
| 0.8696 |
recruit
|
recruit#v#3
|
They <b>recruited</b> new soldiers.
|
literal
| 0.9091 |
redouble
|
redouble#v#1
|
The enemy <b>redoubled</b> their screaming on the radio
|
literal
| 0.8 |
redouble
|
redouble#v#2
|
The noise doubled and <b>redoubled</b>
|
literal
| 0.8 |
redouble
|
redouble#v#3
|
The screaming <b>redoubled</b>
|
literal
| 0.6 |
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