leave out
to omit something or someone from what is included, whether deliberately or by mistake
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at the beginning of a situation or process
to put something into an existing space, document, or sequence
to have a plan or purpose to do something
What someone plans or means to do.
to stop an activity temporarily or break its continuity
to bring something into use or into a particular setting for the first time
to include something as a necessary part of an activity or situation
An important matter for discussion or consideration.
Used to introduce a conclusion or impression that appears reasonable but is not stated with certainty.
to continue communicating with someone over a period of time
to cause or contribute to a later result
to omit something or someone from what is included, whether deliberately or by mistake
Expected to happen or be true, although not certain.
to control how much of something there can be or how far it can extend
restricted in amount, extent, or scope
to feel pleased about something expected in the future
to investigate a matter in order to learn more about it
for the most part or more than for other reasons or purposes
greater in importance, size, or effect than others in the relevant context
To express a particular idea or observation as part of a discussion or argument.
to succeed in doing something, especially when it is difficult
the largest amount, number, or degree allowed, possible, or observed within a stated scope
during the time that another event or activity is happening
the smallest amount, number, or degree allowed, needed, or observed within a stated scope
smaller in importance, size, or effect than others in the relevant context
close to a particular amount, state, or completion, but not fully reaching it
Harmful or unfavorable in effect, not the numerical sense of less than zero.
not above the stated number or amount, sometimes emphasizing how small it is
To do what a rule or a person giving an instruction requires.
sometimes, but not often