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assign | assign#v#8 | The biologist <b>assigned</b> the mushroom to the proper class. | literal | 0.8571 |
assimilate | assimilate#v#2 | Immigrants often want to <b>assimilate</b> quickly | literal | 0.8 |
assimilate | assimilate#v#3 | This country <b>assimilates</b> immigrants very quickly | literal | 0.8 |
assimilate | assimilate#v#5 | The nasal <b>assimilates</b> to the following consonant | literal | 0.7 |
assume | assume#v#1 | I <b>assume</b> his train was late | literal | 0.8 |
assume | assume#v#2 | When will the new President <b>assume</b> office? | literal | 0.7 |
assume | assume#v#5 | He <b>assumes</b> the lotus position | literal | 0.8 |
assume | assume#v#6 | He <b>assumed</b> to himself the right to fill all positions in the town | literal | 0.8 |
assume | assume#v#7 | She <b>assumed</b> indifference, even though she was seething with anger | literal | 0.9 |
assume | assume#v#8 | This is the day when May was <b>assumed</b> into heaven | literal | 0.6 |
attack | attack#v#1 | Hitler <b>attacked</b> Poland on September 1, 1939 and started World War II | literal | 0.9 |
attack | attack#v#2 | The editors of the left-leaning paper <b>attacked</b> the new House Speaker | metaphorical | 0.5 |
attack | attack#v#3 | The Serbs <b>attacked</b> the village at night | literal | 0.9 |
attack | attack#v#5 | I <b>attacked</b> the problem as soon as I got out of bed | metaphorical | 0.7 |
attack | attack#v#6 | The cancer cells are <b>attacking</b> his liver | literal | 0.6 |
attend | attend#v#1 | She <b>attends</b> class regularly | literal | 1 |
attend | attend#v#3 | Menuhin's playing was <b>attended</b> by a 15-minute standing ovation | literal | 0.7 |
attend | attend#v#4 | She <b>attends</b> the old lady in the wheelchair | literal | 0.6 |
attend | attend#v#5 | The children in the audience <b>attended</b> the recital quietly | literal | 0.9 |
attest | attest#v#1 | His high fever <b>attested</b> to his illness | metaphorical | 0.5 |
attest | attest#v#2 | I <b>attest</b> this signature | literal | 0.8 |
attest | attest#v#4 | This word is not <b>attested</b> until 1993 | literal | 0.8 |
avoid | avoid#v#2 | Let's <b>avoid</b> a confrontation. | literal | 0.9 |
avoid | avoid#v#4 | Muslims <b>avoid</b> tobacco during the day. | literal | 1 |
back | back#v#2 | <b>back</b> into the driveway | literal | 0.9 |
back | back#v#4 | <b>back</b> the car into the parking spot | literal | 1 |
back | back#v#5 | <b>back</b> this enterprise | literal | 0.6 |
back | back#v#6 | My garage <b>backs</b> their yard | literal | 0.6 |
back | back#v#7 | Which horse are you <b>backing?</b> | metaphorical | 0.8 |
back | back#v#9 | Can you <b>back</b> up your claims? | literal | 0.7 |
begin | begin#v#2 | The DMZ <b>begins</b> right over the hill | literal | 0.6 |
begin | begin#v#5 | The number `one' <b>begins</b> the sequence | literal | 0.9 |
begin | begin#v#7 | The novel <b>begins</b> with a murder | literal | 0.9 |
begin | begin#v#9 | This economic measure doesn't even <b>begin</b> to deal with the problem of inflation | literal | 0.8 |
believe | believe#v#1 | I <b>believed</b> his report | literal | 0.9 |
believe | believe#v#3 | I <b>believe</b> that he will come back from the war | literal | 1 |
believe | believe#v#4 | When you hear his sermons, you will be able to <b>believe,</b> too | literal | 0.8 |
believe | believe#v#5 | You cannot <b>believe</b> this man | literal | 0.8 |
belong | belong#v#1 | This book <b>belongs</b> to me | literal | 0.9 |
belong | belong#v#2 | This student somehow doesn't <b>belong</b> | literal | 0.8 |
belong | belong#v#3 | Where do these books <b>belong?</b> | literal | 0.7 |
belong | belong#v#4 | The whales <b>belong</b> among the mammals | literal | 0.9 |
belong | belong#v#5 | They <b>belong</b> to the same political party | literal | 0.8 |
belong | belong#v#6 | the uniform looks like it <b>belonged</b> to a museum collection | literal | 0.8 |
besiege | besiege#v#1 | The Turks <b>besieged</b> Vienna | literal | 0.9 |
besiege | besiege#v#2 | She was <b>besieged</b> by so many problems that she got discouraged | metaphorical | 0.6 |
besiege | besiege#v#3 | The press photographers <b>besieged</b> the movie star | literal | 0.7 |
bind | bind#v#3 | The Chinese would <b>bind</b> the feet of their women. | literal | 0.8 |
bind | bind#v#7 | They <b>bind</b> their books in leather. | literal | 0.9 |
bind | bind#v#9 | The hydrogen <b>binds</b> the oxygen. | literal | 0.6 |
blast | blast#v#1 | She tended to <b>blast</b> when speaking into a microphone | metaphorical | 0.7 |
blast | blast#v#4 | the air conditioning was <b>blasting</b> cold air at us | literal | 0.6 |
blast | blast#v#5 | <b>blast</b> a passage through the mountain | literal | 0.9 |
blast | blast#v#6 | <b>blast</b> a tunnel through the Alps | literal | 0.8 |
blast | blast#v#7 | the gunman <b>blasted</b> away | literal | 0.8 |
blaze | blaze#v#1 | Meteors <b>blazed</b> across the atmosphere. | metaphorical | 0.6 |
blaze | blaze#v#2 | He <b>blazed</b> away at the men. | metaphorical | 0.9 |
blaze | blaze#v#3 | The summer sun alone can cause a pine to <b>blaze</b>. | literal | 0.7 |
blaze | blaze#v#4 | The spaceship <b>blazed</b> out into space. | metaphorical | 0.7 |
blend | blend#v#1 | She <b>blended</b> the nuts and raisins together. | literal | 0.9 |
blend | blend#v#2 | This flavor will <b>blend</b> with those in your dish. | literal | 0.7 |
blend | blend#v#3 | The colors <b>blend</b> well. | literal | 0.8 |
blister | blister#v#1 | Her feet <b>blistered</b> during the long hike. | literal | 1 |
blister | blister#v#2 | The Senator <b>blistered</b> the administration in his speech on Friday. | metaphorical | 1 |
blister | blister#v#3 | The tight shoes and perspiration <b>blistered</b> her feet. | literal | 0.8 |
blur | blur#v#2 | The haze <b>blurs</b> the hills | literal | 0.7 |
blur | blur#v#5 | The fog <b>blurs</b> my vision | literal | 0.8 |
blur | blur#v#6 | The distinction between the two theories <b>blurred</b> | metaphorical | 0.9 |
bob | bob#v#1 | her rucksack <b>bobbed</b> gently on her back | literal | 0.9 |
bob | bob#v#2 | The boys <b>bobbed</b> down the hill screaming with pleasure | literal | 0.7 |
bob | bob#v#5 | Bernice <b>bobs</b> her hair these days! | literal | 0.6 |
bolt | bolt#v#1 | She <b>bolted</b> from her seat | literal | 0.7 |
bolt | bolt#v#5 | The listeners <b>bolted</b> when he discussed his strange ideas | literal | 0.7 |
bolt | bolt#v#6 | Don't <b>bolt</b> your food! | metaphorical | 0.8 |
boost | boost#v#2 | The tax cut will <b>boost</b> the economy. | metaphorical | 0.7 |
boost | boost#v#4 | <b>Boost</b> the voltage in an electrical circuit. | literal | 0.6 |
boost | boost#v#5 | The singer had to be <b>boosted</b> onto the stage by a special contraption. | literal | 0.85 |
bother | bother#v#2 | Mosquitoes buzzing in my ear really <b>bothers</b> me | literal | 0.8 |
bother | bother#v#4 | Don't <b>bother</b> the professor while she is grading term papers | literal | 0.9 |
bother | bother#v#5 | The mere thought of her <b>bothered</b> him and made his heart beat faster | literal | 0.9 |
bounce | bounce#v#1 | The rubber ball <b>bounced</b> | literal | 1 |
bounce | bounce#v#5 | He <b>bounced</b> to his feet | literal | 0.8 |
bounce | bounce#v#7 | The ex-boxer's job is to <b>bounce</b> people who want to enter this private club | metaphorical | 0.8 |
bow | bow#v#1 | He <b>bowed</b> before the King | literal | 1 |
bow | bow#v#2 | The government <b>bowed</b> to the military pressure | metaphorical | 0.6 |
bow | bow#v#3 | He <b>bowed</b> before the King | literal | 1 |
bow | bow#v#4 | She <b>bowed</b> before the Queen | literal | 1 |
breathe | breathe#v#1 | I can <b>breathe</b> better when the air is clean | literal | 1 |
breathe | breathe#v#2 | Every creature that <b>breathes</b> | literal | 1 |
breathe | breathe#v#3 | He <b>breathed</b> new life into the old house | metaphorical | 0.7 |
breathe | breathe#v#4 | Our new synthetic fabric <b>breathes</b> and is perfect for summer wear | metaphorical | 0.8 |
breathe | breathe#v#6 | She <b>breathes</b> the Christian spirit | metaphorical | 0.5 |
breathe | breathe#v#8 | This rare Bordeaux must be allowed to <b>breathe</b> for at least 2 hours | metaphorical | 0.6 |
brush | brush#v#1 | Johnson <b>brushed</b> the hairs from his jacket | literal | 1 |
brush | brush#v#2 | He <b>brushed</b> the wall lightly | literal | 0.9 |
brush | brush#v#3 | She <b>brushed</b> the suit before hanging it back into the closet | literal | 1 |
brush | brush#v#4 | Her long skirt <b>brushed</b> the floor | literal | 0.7 |
brush | brush#v#5 | <b>brush</b> away the crumbs | literal | 1 |
brush | brush#v#6 | <b>brush</b> the bread with melted butter | literal | 0.9 |
build | build#v#10 | Suspense was <b>building</b> right from the beginning of the opera | literal | 0.6 |