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Entrust, hand over for care

To send to a final destination

To entrust to the care of another

To put someone or something in (a place) in order to be rid of it or them

To determine the future or the fate of something in advance

To put away or aside (for later use)

To set apart for a special use

To exile, banish, remove, or send away

Assign to a particular class or category

To put send or confine (someone) to prison or a psychiatric hospital

To hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream

To issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty

Sell or trade abroad

Stop resisting to an enemy or opponent and submit to their authority

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Entrust, hand over for care

put in charge of

put into the hands of

put in the mail

put in the post

put into someone's hands

sign something over

make something over to someone

give custody of

give into the care of

give into the charge of

give into the custody of

dispatch by post

find employment for

let someone have

put in the hands of

send on mission

hold responsible for

make payment of

send to take up an appointment

assign to a post

allow to look after

put into hands of

leave in one's will

leave to by will

put in touch with

put in someone's hands

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“The Customer, or an agent of the Customer, shall consign the shipment directly to the actual transporting freight carrier.”

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To send to a final destination

put behind bars

“Yet even as trends pull delivery toward a more natural sphere, women consign enormous aspects of the childbearing process to technology, especially when there is trouble conceiving.”

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To entrust to the care of another

decentralise^UK

decentralize^US

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“Anyone wishing to consign works to the sale should contact him for a valuation.”

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To put someone or something in (a place) in order to be rid of it or them

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“For decades, many of his works were consigned to the basements of museums.”

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To determine the future or the fate of something in advance

sound the death knell

pass sentence on

mark someone out for

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To put away or aside (for later use)

put aside for a rainy day

put to one side

keep in reserve

put aside for rainy day

put by for a rainy day

make a stack of

put away for a rainy day

squirrel something away

have an account

tuck something away

pack like sardines

keep a place for

make a mound of

put into storage

get in supplies of

save for rainy day

scrape together

build up stocks

use economically

manage thriftily

save for a rainy day

put in the bank

put in the hole

pack something up

be careful with

keep possession of

retain possession of

keep for oneself

set something by

keep to yourself

retain in one's possession

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To set apart for a special use

concern oneself

appropriate for

give a donation of

make a donation of

sweeten the pot

lay something out

make a contribution of

confer on someone

put oneself down for

put at disposal

put at someone's disposal

dedicate to God

particularize^US

sweeten the kitty

let someone have

particularise^UK

put to one side

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To exile, banish, remove, or send away

throw out on your ear

give the bum's rush

see the back of

give someone the boot

show you the door

give someone their marching orders

sentence to transportation

throw someone out on their ear

axe^UK

ax^US

give someone the push

throw out on ear

give walking papers

give someone the big E

give someone the air

give the heave-ho

give someone the bullet

give the old heave-ho

remove from office

give someone their cards

give someone the sack

give someone notice

give one notice

give someone their notice

give the heave ho

remove from power

knock out of position

knock out of place

give the sack to

bring about the downfall of

show the door one

run out of town

give someone his

ride out on rail

give one the gate

throw out on the streets

give somebody their cards

give marching orders

show the door to

give a pink slip

throw someone out

prohibit from entering

put out of place

put out in the street

sever connections

hand someone his hat

give the bullet to

give the boot to

give the push to

give somebody notice

give somebody the boot

move out of place

give someone his or her walking papers

give someone the ax

give someone the gate

give someone the pink slip

declare redundant

toss out on ear

change the position of

deprive of office

give one's cards

give somebody the pink slip

hand walking papers

give somebody the sack

give somebody the push

give bum's rush

throw overboard

give someone their P45

relieve of duty

show the gate to

step into shoes of

put out of your mind

remove by force

rid somewhere of

change position

send to a safe place

wipe from the face of the earth

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Assign to a particular class or category

compartmentalise^UK

compartmentalize^US

take one's measure

characterize^US

characterise^UK

individualise^UK

individualize^US

conventionalize

arrange in order

organize systematically

gather together

arrange in a series

confer knighthood upon

give the title of

institutionalize^US

institutionalise^UK

make an inventory of

cast a slur upon

regard as identical

get act together

set side by side

regard as the same

tell the difference

discern a difference

recognize a distinction

know what's what

separate the sheep from the goats

separate the wheat from the chaff

contradistinguish

draw a distinction

label negatively

accuse of being

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To put send or confine (someone) to prison or a psychiatric hospital

institutionalise^UK

institutionalize^US

put behind bars

take into custody

put under lock and key

put into detention

hold in custody

keep under lock and key

throw in dungeon

throw the book at

throw away the keys

send up the river

clip someone's wings

detain at Her Majesty's pleasure

keep in custody

form a barrier round

form a ring around

keep within bounds

put half nelson on

keep under control

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

throw a spanner in the works of

tie someone down

impose limits on

keep under constraint

throw into irons

tie someone's hands

drive into a corner

keep under custody

hold under custody

bring to a screeching halt

tie one's hands

put the cuffs on

keep a tight rein on

gain control over

gain mastery over

form a ring round

come at from all sides

reduce to slavery

condemn to servitude

sell into slavery

subject to forced labour

condemn to slavery

stop in your tracks

bring to screeching halt

get in the way of

stand in the way of

bring under control

have on a tight leash

keep the lid on

put straitjacket on

set the boundaries of

set the limits of

place in custody

throw monkey wrench in

put into custody

feel someone's collar

remand in custody

cramp someone's style

come into contact

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To hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream

have every intention

have the intention

have it in mind

set one's sights on

make up your mind

convey the impression

have something in mind

commit yourself

set your sights on

make up one's mind

give thought to

give an inkling

give someone to understand

give someone to believe

allude to the fact

keep your fingers crossed

keep fingers crossed

look forward to

cross your fingers

promise oneself

strategize about

have overtones of

have an aura of

give the impression of

have undertones of

give a feeling of

be associated with

have an atmosphere of

come to the conclusion

settle on a plan of action

reach a decision

make a point of

take a decision

make a decision

come to a decision

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To issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty

impose a fine on

punish by fining

pay through the nose

exact a penalty from

bring into effect

send the bill to

put the squeeze on

send a statement to

send an invoice to

put the bite on

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Sell or trade abroad

market overseas

trade internationally

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Stop resisting to an enemy or opponent and submit to their authority

give oneself up

give yourself up

raise the white flag

throw in the sponge

lay down your arms

put up white flag

wave the white flag

show the white flag

throw in the towel

make concessions

give up the struggle

be overwhelmed by

be conquered by

change your mind

do an about-turn

resign yourself

lay down one's arms

act in accordance with

throw in your hand

hoist the white flag

give oneself up to

lose oneself in

lose your nerve

have no stomach for

think better of something

throw up one's hands

throw up the sponge

put one's tail between one's legs

eat one's words

lose oneself to

bow to something

give away the store

give oneself over

bring to an end

show white flag

be overthrown by

be destroyed by

be vanquished by

be a casualty to

pass into the hands of

pass into enemy hands

lose one's position to

get cold feet about

become merciful

do an about-face

sing a different song

have second thoughts

admit that one is wrong

retract one's words

abandon oneself to

admit you were wrong

have no fight left

withdraw from agreement or statement

agree to something

allow something

admit something

concede something

change one's mind

take a softer line

give some slack

give free rein to

do as you are told

do what is expected

do one's bidding

play it by the book

do what one is told

play second fiddle

give one's blessing to

give one's approval to

roll over and play dead

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

give the go-ahead to

give the nod to

give one's consent to

give one's assent to

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