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applaase, applaud, applause, applawd,
applaud [əˈplɑːd, əˈplɔːd, N. I. əˈplaːd]
v. To assent or agree, to give or show approval (to something).
v. To assent or agree, to give or show approval (to something).
Compounds and phrases etc.
applause: Commendation, praise.
applee, applee$d, appleed, appleid, application, applie,
applee [əˈpliː]
v. To apply.
pt. pp. applee'd
v. To apply.
pt. pp. applee'd
Compounds and phrases etc.
application: Application.
applöse, appluis, appluise,
appluise [I.Sh. əˈpløz]
v. Offer, make available, make known.
v. Offer, make available, make known.
appone,
appone [əˈpon]
v. To attach, present a document etc. in proof, append.
v. To attach, present a document etc. in proof, append.
appreciate, appreciatit,
appreciate [əˈpriʃɪet]
v. To recognize the full worth of.
pt. appreciatit
pp. appreciate adj. Valued.
v. To recognize the full worth of.
pt. appreciatit
pp. appreciate adj. Valued.
apprehend, apprehension,
apprehend [əprəˈhɛn(d)]
v. To come upon, find or discover a person or thing. To seize, arrest, take into custody.
v. To come upon, find or discover a person or thing. To seize, arrest, take into custody.
Compounds and phrases etc.
apprehension: An anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen. The action of arresting someone.
apprise,
apprise [əˈpraɪz]
v. To appraise, appreciate.
v. To appraise, appreciate.
approach, approachin,
approach [əˈprotʃ]
n. A way of dealing with a situation or problem.
v. To come near or nearer to in distance or time.
n. A way of dealing with a situation or problem.
v. To come near or nearer to in distance or time.
Compounds and phrases etc.
approachin: Approaching.
approbate,
approbate [əpˈrəbet]
v. leg. To give formal assent to, to approve or accept as valid.
v. leg. To give formal assent to, to approve or accept as valid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
approbate and reprobate: To assent to part of a deed and object against the rest.
reprobate: To reject or refuse an instrument or deed as binding,
reprobate: To reject or refuse an instrument or deed as binding,
appropriatit,
appropriate [əˈpropɪet]
adj. Suitable or proper in the circumstances.
v. To take (something) for one's own use (without permission).
pt. appropriatit
pp. appropriate
adj. Suitable or proper in the circumstances.
v. To take (something) for one's own use (without permission).
pt. appropriatit
pp. appropriate