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| atone | to satisfy or appease by making amends; to make up for a wrong or a deficiency |
| burgeon | to grow, often rapidly (said of people conditions, plants); to exhibit growth such as buds or sprouts |
| coerce | to dominate by force or threats; to bring about by superior strength |
| defile | to make impure or unclean - anything from sanctuaries (with an unholy act or word) to new books (with suggestive notes or drawings); to corrupt, befoul, or debase |
| disparage | to belittle or minimize another's skill or accomplishments; to degrade someone |
entice | to tempt or lure onward in a clever, artful manner |
| evince | to show or display clearly |
| exhort | to rouse and urge onward; to warn or advise urgently |
| feign | to pretend or dissemble |
| intimate | to suggest indirectly or hint in a delicate, subtle way |
| nurture | to foster growth and development by giving food, education, emotional support, etc |
| perpetrate | to cause to happen, as he perpetrated the crime; to commit |
| redress | to right a wrong by offering compensation or by removing the cause for complaint; to avenge or exact reparation |
| relinquish | to give up renounce, usually with regret; to cease holding on, or to yield control of |
| stigmatize | to brand or mark, either physically or verbally, in a severely negative way; to disgrace utterly |
| truckle | to behave as a lowly servant in an obsequious, fawning manner |