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to prognosticate
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to detonate
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to captivate
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to decimate
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to satiate
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to conciliate
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to fulminate
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to dilate
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to matriculate
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to initiate
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to dissipate
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to amputate
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to accumulate
to prognosticate
to prognosticate
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prognosticare

to predict something in advance

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The weather forecasters prognosticated heavy rainfall for the weekend.
Economists prognosticated a downturn in the economy based on current trends.

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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to detonate
to detonate
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esplodere

esplodere

to make something explode

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to captivate
to captivate
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cattivarsi

cattivarsi

to attract someone by being irresistibly appealing

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to decimate
to decimate
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(massacrare)

(massacrare)

decimare

to kill large groups of people

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to satiate
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(saziare appieno)

(saziare appieno)

saziare

to fully satisfy a desire or need, such as food or pleasure, often beyond capacity

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prognostic

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to conciliate
to conciliate
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conciliare

conciliare

to do something that stops someone's anger or dissatisfaction, usually by being friendly or giving them what they want

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to fulminate
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(condannare)

(condannare)

fulminare

to strongly criticize or condemn

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to dilate
to dilate
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(espandere)

(espandere)

dilatare

to increase in size or width

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to matriculate
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matricolare

matricolare

to officially enroll or register as a student at a school, college, or university

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prognostic

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to initiate
to initiate
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iniziare

iniziare

to start a new course of action

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to dissipate
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(sprecar)

(sprecar)

dissipare

to waste money, energy, or resources

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to amputate
to amputate
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amputare

amputare

to surgically remove a body part, such as a limb or organ, often due to injury, disease, or medical necessity

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prognosticate

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prognostication

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prognostication

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prognosticative

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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to accumulate
to accumulate
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accumulare

accumulare

to collect an increasing amount of something over time

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prognosticative

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prognosticator

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prognosticator

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