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1. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Cause
to
have,
in
the
abstract
sense
or
physical
sense.
Synonyms
drive home
deliver
award
infect
grant
afford
yield
Antonyms
unconcealed
dematerialize
dematerialise
decertify
recede
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
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2. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Be
the
cause
or
source
of.
Synonyms
render
allow
furnish
open up
open
allow for
afford
provide
leave
yield
supply
Antonyms
failing
running
engage
clasp
enlist
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
3. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Convey
or
reveal
information.
Synonyms
state
say
tell
cast
impart
leave
quote
pass on
Antonyms
absorb
right
disable
straighten
pull
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
4. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Transfer
possession
of
something
concrete
or
abstract
to
somebody.
Synonyms
shell out
cough up
distribute
proffer
deal
chip in
enfeoff
dish out
lot
submit
allot
have got
pony up
dispense
rent
cede
vest
hold
requite
transfer
let
repay
render
kick in
allow
furnish
accord
part with
deal out
concede
offer
bank
supply
parcel out
contribute
heap
administer
deposit
spit up
dole out
provide
give up
have
support
spare
lend
cater
dispense with
pay
ply
bestow
loan
grant
lease
yield
mete out
present
return
Antonyms
borrow
deny
withdraw
take
keep down
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
5. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Organize
or
be
responsible
for.
Synonyms
throw
make
direct
have
hold
Antonyms
disappearance
emit
ebb
denitrify
deprive
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
6. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Convey,
as
of
a
compliment,
regards,
attention,
etc.;
bestow.
Synonyms
pay
intercommunicate
extend
offer
communicate
Antonyms
dislodge
unfasten
nonpayment
continue
requisition
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
7. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Convey
or
communicate;
of
a
smile,
a
look,
a
physical
gesture.
Synonyms
intercommunicate
throw
communicate
Antonyms
freeze
demand
euphemism
empty
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
8. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Dedicate.
Synonyms
cogitate
pay
sacrifice
devote
cerebrate
think
Antonyms
derestrict
enable
disagree
discontinue
let go of
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
9. give
verb.
(ˈgɪv)
Give
as
a
present;
make
a
gift
of.
Synonyms
pass out
bung
distribute
bequeath
hand out
submit
tender
raffle
fee
dower
give out
deed over
cede
render
treat
will
endow
tip
raffle off
gift
give up
deliver
surrender
give away
grant
leave
present
donate
Antonyms
disinherit
inedible
unloving
painless
stable
Etymology
give (English)
given (Middle English (1100-1500))
gefa (Old Norse)
10. ear
noun.
(ˈiːr, ˈɪr)
The
sense
organ
for
hearing
and
equilibrium.
Synonyms
auditory system
arteria auricularis
myringa
vestibular apparatus
receptor
sensory receptor
eardrum
tympanum
head
auricular artery
vestibular system
fenestra
vestibule of the ear
sense organ
tympanic membrane
organ of hearing
caput
Antonyms
effector
undock
follower
natural depression
follow
Etymology
ear (English)
er (Middle English (1100-1500))
ere (Middle English (1100-1500))
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