Opposite of past participle for to leave or absent oneself from a place, sometimes temporarily
Opposite of past participle for to ebb or flow out
Opposite of past participle for to remain at home, to not leave one's home
(of an object) Opposite of past participle for to continue to exist, especially over a (long) period of time
“To be sure, every human language is, in fact, mortal, subject to modification and change, and destined at some point to perish.”
Opposite of past participle for to serve as a member of a council, jury, or other official body
“The accumulative effect of his injuries forced him to retire.”
Opposite of past participle for to become engulfed in flames
(informal) Opposite of past participle for to relax or spend time doing nothing
“Let's do something this weekend since it's sunny.”
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