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(Grammar) verb form used to show that the subject is being acted upon (rather than performing an action), expressing action done to the subject, influenced by something external, lacking a power source, not actively taking part, not managed by the inve...	passive
act of turning completely around, change of direction; change (of opinion, loyalty, etc.); merry-go-round (British); acting towards someone in the manner they have acted towards others; radical person (Archaic), total change in outlook or behavior, tur...	turnabout
acted like a fool; was taken in	played the fool
apathy, inertness, inactivity, immobility; tendency of matter to remain at rest or continue at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an outside force (Physics), resistance to change	inertia
dealt with it honorably, acted like a man, responded to it courageously	took it like a man
man who dressed like a woman, man who acted like a woman (among the North American Indians), Native American cross-dresser	berdache
medium, semiconductor crystal used as base, something acted upon in biochemical reaction, substance upon which an enzyme acts (in a biochemical reaction); substratum, layer that lies beneath another	substrate
National Liberation Front, National Liberation Front; group which acted to liberate Algeria from French rule	NLF
ruled, ruled person, somebody featured in a biography, somebody treated or acted upon, subdue, conquer, master; expose; cause to experience, put through, submit to treatment, thing represented by an artist, topic, topic; branch of studies, major; perso...	subject

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