Results for: move to free market from collectivization
English English
disconnect something, free, release from yoke; free, untie somethingunyoke
disconnect, untie, release; become disconnected, mentally disconnect or become uninvolved, move sword in fencing, physically disconnect or become disconnected, stop fighting in wardisengage
disentangle, unsnarl; clear up, solve, free somebody from bad situation, free something from tangles, straighten out something complexuntangle
disgustingness, offensiveness; quality of causing repulsion; quality of causing two bodies to move away from one another (Physics)repulsiveness
disillusionment, state of being free from illusion, loss of good feeling about somethingdisenchantment
dismiss something, get free of something, remove clothingshrug off
disorder, mess; disastrous state or condition; slaughterhouse, place where animals are butchered for meat; place of carnage, disorganized failure, meat market, messy disordershambles
disparage, downward slope, downward slope; decline, regression (of morals, religion, etc.), lower in grade, lower in status, lower status, move somebody to less important jobdowngrade
dissolute person, divide timber lengthways, move with extreme speedrip
distance self, end association with, separate, sever, break oneself free from, cut off communication withdisassociate
distinctive logo of Nike Corporation that looks like a rounded off check-mark, make or move with rushing sound, move something with rushing sound, swooshing soundswoosh
distress somebody, forceful twisting pull, injure something by twisting, move with twisting movement, pull and twist something away, pull by force; bend forcefully; twist; hurt by twisting; cut off; distort, pervert, sadness and loss on parting, skew m...wrench
distribute leaflets, free printed material, part of leaf, sheet of paper on which information has been printed, flyer, pamphlet; small leaf; small leaflike structureleaflet
distribute something again, liberate again, set free again; unfasten again, let go again; redistribute to the general public, reissue, rereleased recording or moviererelease
division into opposite views, making polarized, giving two opposite tendencies; phenomenon in which light waves move in one plane (Computers), polarizing of charges, process limiting light vibrationspolarization
 

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