Results for: elapse steadily
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elapse steadilytick away; tick by
act to manipulate economic markets, act to produce change, be situated in between, break into a conversation, elapse, enter a lawsuit, happen so as to impede, interpose; interfere, mediate, step in; happen between other events; occur, take place; occur...intervene
add fringes to something, insert yarn pieces in canvas, monotonous beat, say or speak monotonously, strum, strum a guitar; knock, tap steadily, thread end left on loom, yarn pieces added to canvasthrum
allow no input or output, be unresolved, decorate with something, display a painting, drape, elapse slowly, exclamation indicating annoyance, exhibition of artwork, fold or droop, hang out, kill somebody with rope, let droop, make a turn, manner in whi...hang
attach with nails, catch or convict guilty person, claw, do precisely or well, expose untruth, fix steadily, hammer a nail; attach with a nail; shut up (a box, container, etc.) with nails; arrest, trap; catch in lie; focus in on, set firmly on; find; p...nail
be drawn or attracted (by gravity); move toward (by the force of gravity); be naturally attracted to, move because of gravity, move steadily toward somethinggravitate
be growing angry, build up, cook just below boil, cook steadily at a temperature just below the boiling point; be steadily cooked at a near-boiling temperature; seethe, be in a state of suppressed anger or excitement, gentle cooking temperature, proces...simmer
become void, decline, elapse, error, mistake, failure; temporary deviation; passage of time, pause; gradual sinking to a lower degree, decline; expiration, termination, fail to reach an accepted standard; gradually slip into or out of a state or condit...lapse
burning; gleaming, luminous, radiant; passionate, fervent, enthusiastic, full of praise, reddish-gold, rosy, shining softly and steadilyglowing
calmly and unemotionally, equally, in balance, smoothly; impartially, fairly; equally; calmly, steadily, uniformly, with equal spacingevenly
ebb, flow or leak slowly, flow slowly; emit, discharge, give off light or liquid; leak information; exude, radiate, move slowly but steadily, mud, mire, muck (as on the river or ocean bottom); act of oozing; sweat, seepage; that which oozes, overflow w...ooze
enduringly, stably, steadilydurably
follow stealthily, shadow, pursue stealthily; walk stiffly and proudly, strut, persistently harass somebody, proceed steadily and malevolently, slender structural part of animal, slender supporting part, stealthy pursuit, stem of a plant, stem of plant...stalk
gentle push, nudge; slow steady run, trot; act of jogging; turn, bend; projection, protrusion, go slowly but steadily, make sharp turn, nudge something, plod, run at a slow and steady pace, run for exercise; push lightly, jolt, jar; prompt, stir the me...jog
go more slowly, relax, steadily reduce workwind down
 

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