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break faith
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disaffection
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disloyalty to the government or to established authority; "the widespread disaffection of the troops"
related words >
Punic faith
,
alienation
,
bad faith
,
barratry
,
breach
,
breach of faith
,
breach of friendship
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
break
,
cleavage
,
cleft
,
dereliction
,
disaffinity
,
disapprobation
,
disapproval
,
disfavor
,
disinclination
,
dislike
,
disloyalty
,
displeasure
,
disrelish
,
disruption
,
distaste
,
disunion
,
disunity
,
divergence
,
dividedness
,
division
,
estrangement
,
faithlessness
,
falling-out
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
inconstancy
,
infidelity
,
mala fides
,
open rupture
,
recall of ambassadors
,
recreancy
,
rift
,
rupture
,
schism
,
separation
,
split
,
trothlessness
,
unfaith
,
unfaithfulness
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
doctrine
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a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school
related words >
Athanasian Creed
,
Catechism
,
Nicene Creed
,
a belief
,
article of faith
,
articles of faith
,
articles of religion
,
axiom
,
basic
,
belief
,
canon
,
concept
,
conviction
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
dogma
,
faith
,
fundamental
,
idea
,
instruction
,
maxim
,
opinion
,
orthodoxy
,
postulate
,
precept
,
principle
,
proposition
,
religion
,
religious belief
,
religious faith
,
system of beliefs
,
teaching
,
tenet
,
theology
,
theory
,
thesis
,
tradition
breach of promise
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failure to keep a promise (of marriage)
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Punic faith
,
bad faith
,
barratry
,
breach
,
breach of contract
,
breach of faith
,
breach of privilege
,
breach of trust
,
breaking
,
contravention
,
dereliction
,
disaffection
,
disloyalty
,
faithlessness
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
inconstancy
,
infidelity
,
infraction
,
infringement
,
mala fides
,
offense
,
recreancy
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trothlessness
,
unfaith
,
unfaithfulness
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
,
violation
believe
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accept as true; take to be true; "I believed his report"; "We didn't believe his stories from the War"; "She believes in spirits"
credit with veracity; "You cannot believe this man"; "Should we believe a publication like the National Enquirer?"
follow a credo; have a faith; be a believer; "When you hear his sermons, you will be able to believe, too"
be confident about something; "I believe that he will come back from the war"
related words >
accept
,
accept for gospel
,
accept implicitly
,
accredit
,
admit
,
allow
,
assume
,
be afraid
,
be certain
,
be pious
,
be religious
,
believe in
,
believe without reservation
,
buy
,
conceive
,
conclude
,
confide in
,
conjecture
,
consider
,
credit
,
daresay
,
deduce
,
deem
,
divine
,
dream
,
expect
,
fancy
,
fear God
,
feel
,
gather
,
give faith to
,
grant
,
have confidence in
,
have faith
,
have faith in
,
hold
,
hope in
,
imagine
,
infer
,
keep the faith
,
let
,
let be
,
love God
,
maintain
,
make believe
,
opine
,
place confidence in
,
place reliance in
,
prefigure
,
presume
,
presuppose
,
presurmise
,
pretend
,
provisionally accept
,
put faith in
,
put trust in
,
receive
,
reckon
,
rely on
,
rely upon
,
repose confidence in
,
repose in
,
repute
,
rest in
,
say
,
sense
,
set store by
,
suppose
,
surmise
,
suspect
,
swallow
,
swear by
,
take
,
take for
,
take for granted
,
take it
,
take on faith
,
take on trust
,
take stock in
,
take to be
,
think
,
trust
,
trust in
,
trust in God
,
trust to
,
understand
credo
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related words >
Athanasian Creed
,
Catechism
,
Nicene Creed
,
Weltanschauung
,
articles of faith
,
articles of religion
,
belief
,
catechism
,
credenda
,
creed
,
cult
,
doctrinal statement
,
doctrine
,
dogma
,
faith
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
ideology
,
ism
,
orthodoxy
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
religion
,
religious belief
,
religious faith
,
school
,
system of belief
,
system of beliefs
,
teaching
,
theology
,
tradition
,
weltanschauung
,
world view
disloyalty
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the quality of being disloyal
related words >
Punic faith
,
apostasy
,
backsliding
,
bad faith
,
barratry
,
betrayal
,
bolt
,
breach of faith
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
breakaway
,
defection
,
dereliction
,
desertion
,
disaffection
,
faithlessness
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
going over
,
inconstancy
,
infidelity
,
mala fides
,
perfidiousness
,
perfidy
,
ratting
,
recidivation
,
recidivism
,
recreancy
,
secession
,
treacherousness
,
treason
,
trothlessness
,
turning traitor
,
unfaith
,
unfaithfulness
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
keep faith
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related words >
abide by
,
act up to
,
adhere to
,
attend to
,
be faithful to
,
comply with
,
conform to
,
do justice to
,
fill
,
follow
,
fulfill
,
heed
,
hold by
,
keep
,
keep faith with
,
keep troth
,
live up to
,
make good
,
meet
,
not fail
,
observe
,
regard
,
respect
,
satisfy
unfaithfulness
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Punic faith
,
adulterous affair
,
adultery
,
affair
,
amour
,
bad faith
,
barratry
,
breach of faith
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
cuckoldry
,
dereliction
,
disaffection
,
disloyalty
,
entanglement
,
eternal triangle
,
faithlessness
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
flirtation
,
forbidden love
,
hanky-panky
,
illicit love
,
inconstancy
,
infidelity
,
intrigue
,
liaison
,
love affair
,
mala fides
,
perfidiousness
,
perfidy
,
recreancy
,
romance
,
romantic tie
,
triangle
,
trothlessness
,
unfaith
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
bad faith
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related words >
Machiavellianism
,
Punic faith
,
ambidexterity
,
artifice
,
barratry
,
breach
,
breach of contract
,
breach of faith
,
breach of privilege
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
breaking
,
contravention
,
cunning
,
deceitfulness
,
dereliction
,
disaffection
,
dishonesty
,
disloyalty
,
double-dealing
,
doubleness
,
doubleness of heart
,
duplicity
,
faithlessness
,
falseheartedness
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
improbity
,
inconstancy
,
infidelity
,
infraction
,
infringement
,
low cunning
,
mala fides
,
offense
,
recreancy
,
transgression
,
treachery
,
trespass
,
trothlessness
,
two-facedness
,
unfaith
,
unfaithfulness
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
,
violation
,
wile
on trust
collapse
related words >
believingly
,
devoutly
,
in installments
,
on account
,
on budget terms
,
on credit
,
on easy terms
,
on faith
,
on good terms
,
on terms
,
on the cuff
,
on tick
,
piously
,
trustfully
,
trustingly
,
undoubtfully
,
undoubtingly
,
unquestioningly
,
unsuspectingly
,
unsuspiciously
,
upon trust
,
with confidence
,
with faith
,
without doubt
dogma
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a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative; "he believed all the Marxist dogma"
a religious doctrine that is proclaimed as true without proof
related words >
Athanasian Creed
,
Catechism
,
Nicene Creed
,
a belief
,
article of faith
,
articles of faith
,
articles of religion
,
axiom
,
belief
,
canon
,
conviction
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
doctrine
,
maxim
,
persuasion
,
precept
,
principle
,
teaching
,
tenet
,
view
ism
collapse
related words >
Weltanschauung
,
adherents
,
articles of religion
,
catechism
,
church
,
class
,
communion
,
confession
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
cult
,
cultism
,
denomination
,
disciples
,
doctrinal statement
,
faith
,
followers
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
ideology
,
mystique
,
order
,
persuasion
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
religion
,
school
,
sect
,
system of belief
,
world view
infidelity
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the quality of being unfaithful
related words >
Punic faith
,
adulterous affair
,
adultery
,
affair
,
agnosticism
,
amor
,
amour
,
apostasy
,
atheism
,
bad faith
,
barratry
,
breach of faith
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
cheating
,
cuckoldry
,
denial
,
dereliction
,
disaffection
,
disbelief
,
discredit
,
disloyalty
,
entanglement
,
eternal triangle
,
faithlessness
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fickleness
,
flirtation
,
forbidden love
,
gentilism
,
hanky-panky
,
heresy
,
illicit love
,
inability to believe
,
inconstancy
,
incredulity
,
intrigue
,
liaison
,
love affair
,
mala fides
,
minimifidianism
,
misbelief
,
nonbelief
,
nullifidianism
,
perfidy
,
recreancy
,
rejection
,
romance
,
romantic tie
,
secularism
,
traitorousness
,
treachery
,
triangle
,
trothlessness
,
unbelief
,
unbelievingness
,
unfaith
,
unfaithfulness
,
unloyalty
,
unsteadfastness
,
untrueness
constantly
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without interruption; "the world is constantly changing"
seemingly uninterrupted; "constantly bullied by his big brother"; "was perpetually answering the doorbell"
without variation or change; "constantly kind and gracious"
related words >
ad infinitum
,
again and again
,
always
,
at a stretch
,
at all times
,
at every turn
,
at regular intervals
,
at stated times
,
bona fide
,
ceaselessly
,
connectedly
,
consistently
,
continually
,
continuously
,
cumulatively
,
cyclically
,
daily
,
daily and hourly
,
day after day
,
day and night
,
devotedly
,
endlessly
,
eternally
,
ever
,
ever and anon
,
everlastingly
,
every day
,
every hour
,
every moment
,
every so often
,
faithfully
,
firmly
,
hour after hour
,
hourly
,
in good faith
,
in perpetuity
,
incessantly
,
indestructibly
,
infinitely
,
interminably
,
intermittently
,
invariably
,
like clockwork
,
loyally
,
methodically
,
monotonously
,
month after month
,
never otherwise
,
never-endingly
,
night and day
,
on a stretch
,
on and on
,
on end
,
orderly
,
perdurably
,
perennially
,
permanently
,
perpetually
,
punctually
,
rapidly
,
regularly
,
repetitively
,
responsibly
,
right along
,
round the clock
,
staunchly
,
steadfastly
,
steadily
,
sustainedly
,
systematically
,
time without end
,
together
,
unbrokenly
,
unceasingly
,
unendingly
,
uniformly
,
unintermittently
,
uninterruptedly
,
unrelievedly
,
unvaryingly
,
with good faith
,
without a break
,
without cease
,
without end
,
without exception
,
without letup
,
without stopping
,
world without end
,
year after year
go back on
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related words >
abandon
,
back out
,
be unfaithful
,
beg off
,
break faith
,
cry off
,
depart from
,
desert
,
discard
,
drop out
,
evacuate
,
fail
,
forsake
,
jettison
,
jilt
,
leave
,
leave behind
,
leave flat
,
maroon
,
pass the buck
,
pull out
,
quit
,
quit cold
,
renege
,
say goodbye to
,
shift the blame
,
shift the responsibility
,
stand down
,
take leave of
,
throw over
,
vacate
,
withdraw
troth
collapse
related words >
adherence
,
adhesion
,
affiance
,
allegiance
,
assurance
,
assure
,
attachment
,
avouch
,
avouchment
,
banns
,
banns of matrimony
,
become engaged
,
betroth
,
betrothal
,
betrothing
,
betrothment
,
bona fides
,
bond
,
bonne foi
,
constancy
,
contract
,
contract an engagement
,
countersign
,
devotedness
,
devotion
,
engage
,
engagement
,
espousal
,
faith
,
faithfulness
,
fealty
,
fidelity
,
firmness
,
good faith
,
guarantee
,
handfasting
,
homage
,
loyalty
,
make a promise
,
marriage contract
,
oath
,
parole
,
pledge
,
plight
,
plighted faith
,
plighted troth
,
promise
,
publish the banns
,
solemn declaration
,
staunchness
,
steadfastness
,
swear
,
tie
,
true blue
,
trueness
,
underwrite
,
vouch
,
vow
,
warrant
,
warranty
,
word
,
word of honor
creed
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any system of principles or beliefs
related words >
Athanasian Creed
,
Catechism
,
Nicene Creed
,
Weltanschauung
,
affirmance
,
affirmation
,
allegation
,
announcement
,
annunciation
,
articles of faith
,
articles of religion
,
assertion
,
asseveration
,
averment
,
avouchment
,
avowal
,
belief
,
catechism
,
church
,
communion
,
conclusion
,
connection
,
course
,
credenda
,
credo
,
cult
,
declaration
,
denomination
,
dictum
,
doctrinal statement
,
doctrine
,
dogma
,
enunciation
,
faith
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
guiding principles
,
ideology
,
ipse dixit
,
ism
,
line
,
manifesto
,
orthodoxy
,
persuasion
,
plan of action
,
platform
,
policy
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
polity
,
position
,
position paper
,
positive declaration
,
predicate
,
predication
,
principles
,
procedure
,
proclamation
,
profession
,
pronouncement
,
proposition
,
protest
,
protestation
,
religion
,
religious belief
,
religious faith
,
say
,
say-so
,
saying
,
school
,
sect
,
stance
,
stand
,
statement
,
system of belief
,
system of beliefs
,
teaching
,
tenet
,
theology
,
tradition
,
utterance
,
vouch
,
weltanschauung
,
word
,
world view
belief
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any cognitive content held as true
related words >
a belief
,
acceptance
,
acquiescence
,
arrogance
,
article of faith
,
assent
,
assurance
,
assuredness
,
axiom
,
canon
,
certainty
,
certitude
,
cocksureness
,
concept
,
confidence
,
confidentness
,
conviction
,
courage
,
credence
,
credibility
,
credit
,
credo
,
creed
,
dependence
,
doctrine
,
dogma
,
eye
,
faith
,
feeling
,
fundamental
,
hubris
,
idea
,
intuition
,
judgement
,
law
,
maxim
,
mind
,
opinion
,
orthodoxy
,
overconfidence
,
oversureness
,
overweening
,
overweeningness
,
persuasion
,
poise
,
pomposity
,
positiveness
,
precept
,
pride
,
principle
,
principles
,
reliance
,
religion
,
religious belief
,
religious faith
,
security
,
self-assurance
,
self-confidence
,
self-importance
,
self-reliance
,
sentiment
,
settled belief
,
subjective certainty
,
sureness
,
surety
,
system of beliefs
,
teaching
,
tenet
,
theology
,
tradition
,
trust
,
trustworthiness
,
view
without doubt
collapse
related words >
actually
,
admittedly
,
assuredly
,
believingly
,
beyond doubt
,
beyond question
,
certainly
,
clearly
,
decidedly
,
demonstrably
,
devoutly
,
doubtless
,
doubtlessly
,
for a certainty
,
for real
,
in all conscience
,
incontestably
,
indeed
,
indisputably
,
indubitably
,
irrefragably
,
irrefutably
,
manifestly
,
no doubt
,
noticeably
,
observably
,
obviously
,
on faith
,
on trust
,
out of question
,
patently
,
piously
,
positively
,
quite
,
really
,
sensibly
,
seriously
,
truly
,
trustfully
,
trustingly
,
unambiguously
,
undeniably
,
undoubtedly
,
undoubtfully
,
undoubtingly
,
unmistakably
,
unquestionably
,
unquestioningly
,
unsuspectingly
,
unsuspiciously
,
upon trust
,
verily
,
visibly
,
with confidence
,
with faith
hear a different drummer
collapse
related words >
agree to disagree
,
be at cross-purposes
,
break
,
break bounds
,
break off
,
break step
,
clash
,
collide
,
conflict
,
contradict
,
counter
,
differ
,
disaccord
,
disagree
,
dissent
,
drop out
,
jangle
,
jar
,
jostle
,
make waves
,
mismatch
,
mismate
,
negate
,
nonconform
,
not comply
,
not conform
,
object
,
opt out
,
protest
,
rock the boat
,
vary
confession
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(Roman Catholic Church) the act of a penitent disclosing his sinfulness before a priest in the sacrament of penance in the hope of absolution
a written document acknowledging an offense and signed by the guilty party
a document that spells out the belief system of a given church (especially the Reformation churches of the 16th century)
a public declaration of your faith
an admission of misdeeds or faults
related words >
abject apology
,
acceptance
,
acknowledgment
,
adherents
,
admission
,
agape
,
allowance
,
apology
,
appreciation
,
asperges
,
aspersion
,
auricular confession
,
avowal
,
bar mitzvah
,
bas mitzvah
,
breast-beating
,
by-line
,
celebration
,
church
,
circumcision
,
citation
,
class
,
communion
,
concession
,
confession of faith
,
confirmation
,
contrition
,
credit line
,
declaration
,
declaration of faith
,
denomination
,
disciples
,
excuse
,
faith
,
followers
,
high celebration
,
incense
,
invocation
,
invocation of saints
,
ism
,
kiss of peace
,
lesser litany
,
litany
,
love feast
,
lustration
,
mea culpa
,
order
,
owning
,
owning up
,
pax
,
penitence
,
persuasion
,
processional
,
profession
,
reciting the rosary
,
recognition
,
reference
,
regrets
,
rite of confession
,
school
,
sect
,
shrift
,
signature
,
telling of beads
,
the confessional
,
the confessionary
,
trademark
,
tribute
,
unbosoming
world view
collapse
related words >
Weltanschauung
,
articles of religion
,
body of ideas
,
catechism
,
climate
,
climate of opinion
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
cult
,
doctrinal statement
,
ethos
,
faith
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
ideology
,
intellectual climate
,
ism
,
moral climate
,
mores
,
norms
,
philosophy
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
religion
,
school
,
spiritual climate
,
system of belief
,
system of ideas
,
system of theories
break through
collapse
penetrate; "The sun broke through the clouds"; "The rescue team broke through the wall in the mine shaft"
pass through (a barrier); "Registrations cracked through the 30,000 mark in the county"
related words >
achieve success
,
advance
,
arrive
,
be a success
,
breach
,
break in
,
break into
,
break open
,
break out
,
burst in
,
bust in
,
cave in
,
come forth
,
come on
,
come out
,
come through
,
cut a swath
,
debouch
,
emerge
,
erupt
,
exit
,
find vent
,
force open
,
get ahead
,
get on
,
get there
,
go far
,
go places
,
have it made
,
issue
,
issue forth
,
leak out
,
make a breakthrough
,
make a success
,
make good
,
make headway
,
make it
,
make the scene
,
ooze out
,
prize open
,
progress
,
rise
,
run out
,
rupture
,
split open
,
stove in
,
tear open
break loose
collapse
related words >
bail out
,
break away
,
break jail
,
break out
,
clear
,
cut loose
,
disembarrass
,
disembroil
,
disengage
,
disentangle
,
disinvolve
,
dislodge
,
escape
,
escape prison
,
evade
,
extricate
,
flee
,
fly the coop
,
free
,
get away
,
get clear of
,
get free
,
get out
,
get out of
,
jump
,
make a getaway
,
release
,
skip
,
slip the collar
,
tear loose
,
unknot
,
unravel
,
unsnarl
,
untangle
fly the coop
collapse
related words >
bail out
,
break away
,
break jail
,
break loose
,
cut loose
,
escape
,
escape prison
,
evade
,
flee
,
get away
,
get clear of
,
get free
,
get out
,
get out of
,
jump
,
make a getaway
,
skip
,
slip the collar
ideology
collapse
imaginary or visionary theorization
related words >
Weltanschauung
,
articles of religion
,
body of ideas
,
catechism
,
climate
,
climate of opinion
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
cult
,
doctrinal statement
,
doctrine
,
dogma
,
ethos
,
faith
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
intellectual climate
,
ism
,
moral climate
,
mores
,
norms
,
philosophy
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
principles
,
religion
,
school
,
spiritual climate
,
system of belief
,
system of ideas
,
system of theories
,
tenets
,
world view
happy hour
collapse
the time of day when a bar sells alcoholic drinks at a reduced price
related words >
break
,
breath
,
breather
,
breathing place
,
breathing space
,
breathing spell
,
breathing time
,
cigarette break
,
cocktail hour
,
coffee break
,
downtime
,
enforced respite
,
halt
,
interlude
,
intermission
,
letup
,
lull
,
pause
,
recess
,
respite
,
rest
,
spell
,
stay
,
surcease
,
suspension
,
tea break
,
time out
trespass
collapse
entry to another's property without right or permission
a wrongful interference with the possession of property (personal property as well as realty), or the action instituted to recover damages
break the law
make excessive use of; "You are taking advantage of my good will!"; "She is trespassing upon my privacy"
enter unlawfully on someone's property; "Don't trespass on my land!"
related words >
adopt
,
adoption
,
advance upon
,
appropriate
,
appropriation
,
arrogate
,
arrogation
,
assume
,
assumption
,
atrocity
,
bad faith
,
barge in
,
breach
,
breach of contract
,
breach of faith
,
breach of law
,
breach of privilege
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
breach the law
,
break
,
break bounds
,
break in
,
break in upon
,
break the law
,
breaking
,
burst in
,
butt in
,
charge in
,
circumvent the law
,
come between
,
commit a crime
,
commit sin
,
contravene
,
contravention
,
crash
,
crash in
,
crash the gates
,
creep in
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
crowd in
,
cut in
,
deadly sin
,
defy
,
delinquency
,
dereliction
,
deviate
,
disobey the law
,
disregard the law
,
do amiss
,
do violence to
,
do wrong
,
do wrong by
,
edge in
,
elbow in
,
encroach
,
encroachment
,
enormity
,
enter
,
entrance
,
entrench
,
entrenchment
,
err
,
error
,
evil
,
failure
,
fault
,
felony
,
flout
,
foist in
,
genocide
,
go too far
,
guilty act
,
heavy sin
,
horn in
,
impinge
,
impingement
,
impose
,
impose on
,
impose upon
,
imposition
,
impropriety
,
incursion
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
infiltrate
,
infiltration
,
influx
,
infract
,
infraction
,
infringe
,
infringement
,
iniquity
,
injection
,
injury
,
injustice
,
inroad
,
insinuate
,
insinuation
,
interfere
,
interference
,
interjection
,
interlope
,
interloping
,
intermeddle
,
interpose
,
interposition
,
interposure
,
interruption
,
intervene
,
intervention
,
intrude
,
intrusion
,
invade
,
invasion
,
irrupt
,
irruption
,
know no bounds
,
lapse
,
lawbreaking
,
make an inroad
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malum
,
minor wrong
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misfeasance
,
mortal sin
,
nonfeasance
,
obtrude
,
obtrusion
,
offend
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
overstep
,
overstep the bounds
,
overstepping
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
penetrate
,
pierce
,
play God
,
playing God
,
press in
,
pretend to
,
probe
,
push in
,
put on
,
put upon
,
rush in
,
seize
,
seizure
,
set at defiance
,
set at naught
,
set naught by
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slink in
,
slip
,
slip in
,
smash in
,
sneak in
,
squeeze in
,
steal in
,
storm in
,
take over
,
throng in
,
thrust in
,
tort
,
trample on
,
trample underfoot
,
trample upon
,
transgress
,
transgression
,
trench
,
trespassing
,
trip
,
unlawful entry
,
unutterable sin
,
usurp
,
usurpation
,
venial sin
,
violate
,
violate the law
,
violation
,
violation of law
,
work in
,
worm in
,
wrong
credible
collapse
appearing to merit belief or acceptance; "a credible witness"
capable of being believed; "completely credible testimony"; "credible information"
a common but incorrect usage where `credulous' would be appropriate; "she was not the...credible fool he expected"
related words >
acknowledgment
,
admissible
,
asset
,
attention
,
authority
,
believable
,
cogent
,
colorable
,
conceivable
,
conclusive
,
confidence
,
convincing
,
credence
,
credit
,
creditable
,
determinative
,
distinction
,
faith
,
faithful
,
fame
,
fiduciary
,
glory
,
honor
,
just
,
justifiable
,
kudos
,
legitimate
,
likely
,
logical
,
notice
,
plausible
,
prestige
,
probable
,
rational
,
reasonable
,
recognition
,
reliable
,
reliance
,
renown
,
reputation
,
repute
,
sane
,
satisfactory
,
satisfying
,
sensible
,
solid
,
sound
,
straight
,
tenable
,
trust
,
trustworthy
,
trusty
,
unexceptionable
,
unimpeachable
,
unquestionable
,
valid
,
weight
,
well-argued
,
well-founded
,
well-grounded
,
wholesome
,
worthy of faith
forsake
collapse
related words >
abandon
,
abdicate
,
back out
,
be unfaithful
,
beg off
,
break faith
,
cast off
,
chuck
,
cry off
,
deny
,
depart
,
depart from
,
desert
,
discard
,
drop out
,
evacuate
,
fail
,
flee
,
forgo
,
forswear
,
give up
,
go back on
,
have done with
,
jettison
,
jilt
,
leave
,
leave behind
,
leave flat
,
maroon
,
pass the buck
,
pull out
,
quit
,
quit cold
,
recant
,
reject
,
relinquish
,
renege
,
renounce
,
repudiate
,
resign
,
say goodbye to
,
shift the blame
,
shift the responsibility
,
stand down
,
surrender
,
take leave of
,
throw over
,
vacate
,
withdraw
,
yield
break off
collapse
related words >
agree to disagree
,
be at cross-purposes
,
break
,
clash
,
collide
,
conflict
,
contradict
,
counter
,
cut off
,
differ
,
disaccord
,
disagree
,
disarrange
,
discontinue
,
disjoin
,
dissent
,
intermit
,
interrupt
,
jangle
,
jar
,
jostle
,
mismatch
,
mismate
,
negate
,
object
,
snap the thread
,
suspend
,
take a break
,
vary
take for granted
collapse
related words >
accept
,
accept for gospel
,
accept implicitly
,
allegorize
,
allude to
,
anticipate
,
assume
,
be afraid
,
be caught napping
,
be certain
,
be neglectful
,
be negligent
,
believe
,
believe without reservation
,
bring to mind
,
buy
,
conceive
,
conclude
,
connote
,
consider
,
contemplate
,
credit
,
daresay
,
deduce
,
deem
,
default
,
disregard
,
divine
,
dread
,
dream
,
entail
,
envisage
,
expect
,
face
,
fail
,
fancy
,
feel
,
foresee
,
gather
,
give faith to
,
gloss over
,
grant
,
have in mind
,
hint
,
hope
,
ignore
,
imagine
,
implicate
,
imply
,
import
,
infer
,
insinuate
,
intimate
,
involve
,
lapse
,
let
,
let be
,
let go
,
let ride
,
let slide
,
let slip
,
lose sight of
,
lose track of
,
mean
,
mean to say
,
neglect
,
nod
,
not care for
,
not get involved
,
not heed
,
not think
,
opine
,
overlook
,
pass over
,
point indirectly to
,
prefigure
,
presume
,
presuppose
,
presurmise
,
provisionally accept
,
put faith in
,
receive
,
reckon
,
repute
,
say
,
set store by
,
show no amazement
,
sleep
,
suggest
,
suppose
,
surmise
,
suspect
,
swallow
,
take
,
take for
,
take it
,
take on faith
,
take on trust
,
take stock in
,
take to be
,
think
,
treat as routine
,
trust
,
understand
take five
collapse
take a break for five minutes; "The musicians took five during the rehearsal"
related words >
break
,
breathe
,
call a break
,
call time
,
declare a recess
,
interlude
,
intermit
,
interval
,
intervene
,
knock off
,
lay off
,
pause
,
recess
,
stop for breath
,
take a break
,
take a recess
,
take a rest
,
take ten
,
take time out
breach
collapse
a failure to perform some promised act or obligation
an opening (especially a gap in a dike or fortification)
related words >
abysm
,
abyss
,
alienation
,
arroyo
,
atrocity
,
bad faith
,
bore
,
box canyon
,
breach of contract
,
breach of faith
,
breach of friendship
,
breach of privilege
,
breach of promise
,
breach of trust
,
break
,
break in
,
break into
,
break open
,
break through
,
breakage
,
breaking
,
burst
,
burst in
,
bust
,
bust in
,
caesura
,
canyon
,
cave in
,
cavity
,
cessation
,
chap
,
chasm
,
check
,
chimney
,
chink
,
chip
,
cleavage
,
cleave
,
cleft
,
cleuch
,
clough
,
col
,
contravene
,
contravention
,
coulee
,
couloir
,
crack
,
cranny
,
crevasse
,
crevice
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
cut
,
cut apart
,
cwm
,
deadly sin
,
defile
,
delinquency
,
dell
,
dereliction
,
difference
,
dike
,
disaffection
,
discontinuity
,
discord
,
disfavor
,
disharmony
,
disobedience
,
disregard
,
disrupt
,
disruption
,
dissension
,
disunion
,
disunity
,
ditch
,
divergence
,
dividedness
,
division
,
donga
,
draw
,
enormity
,
error
,
estrangement
,
evil
,
excavation
,
exfoliate
,
failure
,
falling-out
,
fault
,
felony
,
fissure
,
flaw
,
flume
,
force open
,
fracture
,
furrow
,
gap
,
gape
,
gash
,
genocide
,
gorge
,
groove
,
guilty act
,
gulch
,
gulf
,
gully
,
heavy sin
,
hiatus
,
hole
,
impropriety
,
incise
,
incision
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
infract
,
infraction
,
infringe
,
infringement
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
interim
,
intermission
,
interruption
,
interval
,
invade
,
joint
,
kloof
,
lacuna
,
lapse
,
leak
,
letup
,
lull
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malum
,
minor wrong
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misfeasance
,
moat
,
mortal sin
,
neglect
,
nonfeasance
,
nonobservance
,
notch
,
nullah
,
offend
,
offense
,
omission
,
open
,
open fire
,
open rupture
,
open up
,
opening
,
outrage
,
pass
,
passage
,
pause
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
penetrate
,
prize open
,
quarrel
,
ravine
,
recall of ambassadors
,
rent
,
rift
,
rime
,
rip
,
rive
,
rupture
,
scale
,
schism
,
scissure
,
seam
,
secession
,
separation
,
severance
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slash
,
slice
,
slip
,
slit
,
slot
,
snap
,
splinter
,
split
,
split open
,
stove in
,
strife
,
suspension
,
tear
,
tear open
,
tort
,
transgress
,
transgression
,
trench
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unutterable sin
,
valley
,
variance
,
venial sin
,
violation
,
void
,
wadi
,
withdrawal
,
wrong
bust in
collapse
related words >
admit
,
barge in
,
be admitted
,
breach
,
break in
,
break into
,
break open
,
break through
,
breeze in
,
burst in
,
cave in
,
come barging in
,
come breezing in
,
come busting in
,
come in
,
creep in
,
cross the threshold
,
crowd in
,
drop in
,
edge in
,
enter
,
force open
,
gain admittance
,
get in
,
go in
,
go into
,
have an entree
,
have an in
,
hop in
,
insert
,
intrude
,
irrupt
,
jam in
,
jump in
,
look in
,
pack in
,
pop in
,
press in
,
prize open
,
push in
,
put in
,
rupture
,
set foot in
,
slip in
,
split open
,
squeeze in
,
step in
,
stove in
,
take in
,
tear open
,
thrust in
,
visit
,
wedge in
,
work in
cult
collapse
a system of religious beliefs and rituals; "devoted to the cultus of the Blessed Virgin"
adherents of an exclusive system of religious beliefs and practices
related words >
Sabbatarianism
,
Weltanschauung
,
adoration
,
articles of religion
,
catechism
,
celebration
,
ceremonialism
,
church
,
co-worship
,
communion
,
connection
,
credenda
,
credo
,
creed
,
cultism
,
cultus
,
denomination
,
devotion
,
doctrinal statement
,
dulia
,
faith
,
formalism
,
formulated belief
,
gospel
,
homage
,
hyperdulia
,
ideology
,
idolatry
,
ism
,
latria
,
liturgics
,
liturgiology
,
liturgism
,
mystique
,
persuasion
,
political faith
,
political philosophy
,
prostration
,
religion
,
reverence
,
ritualism
,
rituality
,
ritualization
,
sabbatism
,
sacramentalism
,
sacramentarianism
,
school
,
sect
,
solemn observance
,
solemnization
,
symbolics
,
symbolism
,
system of belief
,
transcendent wonder
,
veneration
,
world view
,
worship
,
worshiping
orthodoxy
collapse
the quality of being orthodox (especially in religion)
a belief or orientation agreeing with conventional standards
related words >
accommodation
,
accord
,
accordance
,
acquiescence
,
adaptation
,
adaption
,
adjustment
,
agreement
,
belief
,
compliance
,
conformance
,
conformation other-direction
,
conformity
,
congruity
,
consistency
,
conventionality
,
correspondence
,
credo
,
creed
,
doctrine
,
faith
,
firmness
,
flexibility
,
fundamentalism
,
hardness
,
harmony
,
impliability
,
inexorability
,
inflexibility
,
keeping
,
line
,
malleability
,
obduracy
,
obdurateness
,
obedience
,
observance
,
obstinacy
,
pliancy
,
precisianism
,
purism
,
puritanism
,
reconcilement
,
reconciliation
,
relentlessness
,
religion
,
religious belief
,
religious faith
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rigidity
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rigidness
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rigor
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rigorousness
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stiffness
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strictness
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stubbornness
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system of beliefs
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teaching
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theology
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tradition
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traditionalism
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unbendingness
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uncompromisingness
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uniformity
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unrelentingness
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unyieldingness
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an elementary book summarizing the principles of a Christian religion; written as questions and answers
a series of question put to an individual (such as a political candidate) to elicit their views
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Weltanschauung
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articles of religion
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bone of contention
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credenda
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credo
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creed
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cross-interrogatory
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cross-question
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cult
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debating point
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demand
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doctrinal statement
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faith
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feeler
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formulated belief
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gospel
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ideology
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inquiry
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interrogation
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ism
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issue
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leader
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leading question
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point at issue
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point in question
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political faith
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political philosophy
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problem
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query
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question
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question at issue
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question mark
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quodlibet
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religion
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school
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system of belief
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topic
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trial balloon
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vexed question
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world view
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appear
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be revealed
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become known
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break forth
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break out
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break through
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come forth
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come out
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come to light
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debouch
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distill
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dribble
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drip
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drop
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emerge
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erupt
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exit
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find vent
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get out
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issue
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issue forth
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leak
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manifest itself
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ooze out
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out
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run out
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show its colors
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show its face
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stand revealed
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transpire
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trickle
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trill
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weep
debouch
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pass out or emerge; especially of rivers; "The tributary debouched into the big river"
march out (as from a defile) into open ground; "The regiments debouched from the valley"
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arise
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bail out
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blow out
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bob up
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break cover
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break forth
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break through
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burst forth
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cast forth
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come
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come forth
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come out
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decant
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discharge
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disembogue
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disgorge
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effuse
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ejaculate
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emanate
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emerge
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eruct
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erupt
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exhaust
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exit
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expel
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extravasate
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extrude
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find vent
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flare up
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flash
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gleam
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irrupt
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issue
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issue forth
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jet
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jump out
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leak out
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ooze out
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outpour
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pop up
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pour
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pour forth
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pour out
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protrude
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run out
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sally
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sally forth
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send forth
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send out
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spew
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spout
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spring up
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spurt
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squirt
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start up
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surface
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throw out
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