All clusters
recognize, thank, implicate (Latin)
91 words from the Italic (Indo-European) family. Predominantly verbs. Representative words: recognize, thank, implicate, acquaint, preclude.
91 words in this cluster
All words
hellointerjectionA greeting used when meeting someone or answering the...borrowverbTo take and use something belonging to someone else with...punishverbTo impose a penalty on someone as retribution for an...statenounThe particular condition that someone or something is in at...thinkverbTo use the mind to consider, reason, or reflect; to form an...askverbTo say something in order to obtain an answer or...attractverbTo draw or pull toward oneself or itself; to evoke...civilizeverbTo bring to a more advanced stage of social development; to...cultivateverbTo prepare and use land for growing crops; to nurture and...debtnounSomething, typically money, that is owed or due; a state of...enemynounA person who is actively hostile or opposed to someone or...influencenoun / verbThe capacity to have an effect on the character,...instructverbTo teach someone a subject or skill; to direct or command...interrogateverbTo ask questions of someone closely, aggressively, or...introduceverbTo bring something into use or operation for the first...nemesisnounAn inescapable agent of someone's downfall; a long-standing...recognizeverbTo identify someone or something from having encountered...thankverbTo express gratitude to someone.abductverbTo take someone away illegally by force or deception; in...absorbverbTo soak up or take in a liquid, energy, or other substance;...accommodateverbTo provide lodging or sufficient space for; to adjust or...acquaintverbTo make someone aware of or familiar with something; to...aggravateverbTo make a problem, injury, or offense worse or more...amuseverbTo entertain or cause laughter; to hold someone's attention...annuitynounA fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically...assignverbTo allocate a task or duty to someone; to designate or...assureverbTo tell someone something positively to dispel doubt; to...astonishverbTo surprise someone greatly; to fill with wonder or...banishverbTo send someone away from a place as an official...bewitchverbTo cast a spell over someone; to enchant or fascinate...blackmailnounA form of coercion in which someone demands payment or...cherishverbTo protect and care for someone lovingly; to hold something...confidencenounThe feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on...confiscateverbTo seize private property by authority, especially as a...convertverb/nounTo change the form, character, or function of something; to...deceiveverbTo cause someone to believe something that is not true; to...delayverbTo postpone or put off to a later time; to cause someone or...dependverbTo rely on someone or something for support or sustenance;...derogatoryadjectiveShowing a critical or disrespectful attitude; tending to...detainverbTo keep someone from proceeding; to hold in official...divertverbTo cause something to change course or turn from one...electverb / adjectiveTo choose someone by voting; to choose to do something. As...enticeverbTo attract or tempt someone by offering something...envynoun/verbA feeling of discontent or resentful longing aroused by...excludeverbTo deny access to; to shut out; to leave out or omit from a...excuseverb / nounTo attempt to lessen the blame attaching to a fault or...exploitverb / nounTo make full use of a resource; to use someone unfairly for...furnishverbTo provide a house or room with furniture and fittings; to...galvanizeverbTo shock or excite someone into taking action; also, to...goodbyeinterjectionA farewell expression used when parting from someone.hateverbTo feel intense or passionate dislike for someone or...impedeverbTo obstruct, hinder, or delay the progress or movement of...implicateverbTo show someone to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing; to...imposeverbTo establish or apply something as compulsory; to force...impressverbTo make a strong, lasting effect on someone's mind or...inaugurateverbTo formally install someone in office or to begin something...injunctionnounAn authoritative warning or order; (law) a judicial order...inspireverbTo fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel...interlocutornounA person who takes part in a dialogue or conversation. A...investverbTo put money into financial schemes, shares, or property...lendverbTo grant temporary use of something on the condition that...manipulateverbTo handle or control something with skill; to alter, edit,...mercynounCompassion or forgiveness shown toward someone whom it is...mesmerizeverbTo hold the attention of someone to the exclusion of all...messagenoun / verbA communication sent from one person or group to another;...novicenounA person new to or inexperienced in a field or situation; a...obsessverbTo preoccupy or fill the mind of someone continually and to...obstructverbTo block or impede passage, progress, or action; to...offendverbTo cause someone to feel upset, hurt, or angry; to commit a...offerverb / nounTo present or proffer something for someone to accept or...oppressverbTo keep someone in subjection and hardship by the unjust...ostracizeverbTo exclude or banish someone from a group, community, or...pedestriannoun / adjectiveAs a noun: a person walking rather than travelling in a...perplexverbTo cause someone to feel completely baffled; to make...persecuteverbTo subject someone to hostility and ill-treatment,...plaintiffnounA person who brings a case against another in a court of...praiseverbTo express warm approval or admiration of someone or...precludeverbTo prevent from happening; to make impossible in advance;...promisenoun / verbA declaration that one will do or refrain from doing...provocationnounAction or speech that makes someone annoyed or angry,...provokeverbTo stimulate or incite someone to a strong reaction,...questionnoun / verbA sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information;...relieveverbTo alleviate pain, distress, or burden; to free someone...remindverbTo cause someone to remember something; to bring a...rescueverb, nounTo save someone from a dangerous or harmful situation; an...respectnoun, verbA feeling of admiration and deference toward someone or...seduceverbTo entice someone into sexual activity; to attract or tempt...succeedverbTo achieve a desired aim or result; to come after and take...suspendverbTo hang something from above so that it moves freely; to...swindleverbTo use deception to deprive someone of money or...traduceverbTo speak maliciously and falsely about someone; to defame,...