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1

to charge another person with a fault or crime publicly.

2

to acknowledge something, often reluctantly or truthfully.

3

to give recommendations or counsel about what to do.

4

to share the same opinion or consent to a proposal.

5

to state that something is not true.

6

to demand something firmly; to be unwavering.

7

to present or proffer something for acceptance.

8

to cause someone to believe or do something through reasoning.

9

to decline or reject an offer, request, or proposal.

10

to feel sorry about a past action or event.

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to cause someone to remember something they may have forgotten.

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to express an intention to cause harm or trouble to compel action.

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