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To have started or established
“The government created a hub for entrepreneurs to share ideas.”
To have shed tears, especially from being emotional
“I cried when I lost my way in the busy city, but a kind stranger give me some directions upon seeing my distress.”
To have constituted or amounted to
“You had the brains, I had the looks. Together we made a really good team.”
To have created or formed something
“The artist made an impressive urban sculpture using discarded automobile parts.”
Opposite of past tense for to end a relationship
“It ain't fiction, just a natural fact that we come together because opposites attract!”
Opposite of past tense for to split, or cause to split, from a group that one is associated with
“Friends and family would constantly urge and encourage Michael to join the gym to improve his health.”
Opposite of past tense for to cause to separate into pieces, typically suddenly or forcibly
“If too much hydrogen is present, the mixture will combine up to the point of mutual saturation, and the redundant gas will be left in an uncombined state.”
Opposite of past tense for to separate or split
“Multiplexers are the key components of such a system which join the signals of the various light sources in the fiber as well as the demultiplexers.”
Opposite of past tense for to disperse and leave from, or cause to disperse and leave from, a place
“Some two hundred people began to gather outside the courts to witness the historic moment.”
Opposite of past tense for to draw to a close
“There is still plenty of topics to cover, and the discussion will continue tomorrow.”
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