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--v. 8 clear, remove, take out or away, put out, cast or throw
out, eject; vacate, evacuate; dump, drain, exhaust, pour out,
void, discharge, unload: Thieves emptied everything from the
house. The police are emptying the building because of a bomb
scare. Empty these bottles outside.
5.11 enable...
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v. 1 qualify, authorize, entitle, permit, allow, sanction,
approve, empower, license,commission, entrust, depute, delegate,
assign, charter, franchise: An act was passed to enable them to
build the railway. 2 capacitate, facilitate, expedite, help,
aid, assist: The grant enabled me to continue my studies. 3
permit, allow, approve, assent to, go along with, agree to, give
the go-ahead or green light, Colloq OK or okay: Her press pass
enables her to get through police lines.
enact
v. 1 pass, legislate, ratify; ordain, decree, rule, command,
order, authorize: The law was enacted to protect consumers. 2
act (out), represent, play, portray, depict, perform, appear as:
She enacted the role of a modern Lady Macbeth.
enchant v. 1 bewitch, cast a spell on, ensorcell or ensorcel,
spellbind, hypnotize, mesmerize, voodoo, Brit magic, US hex,
Colloq hoodoo: Circe enchanted Ulysses' men and turned them
into swine. 2 charm, fascinate, beguile, captivate, enthral,
enrapture, attract, allure, delight, entrance: With her sultry
looks she has enchanted the most cynical of men.
enchanted adj. pleased, delighted, happy, thrilled, French enchant‚(e):
I am enchanted to meet you at last, Mrs Thompson.
enchanting
adj. beguiling, bewitching, entrancing, spellbinding, charming,
fascinating, captivating, intriguing, enthralling, alluring,
delightful, hypnotic, attractive, appealing, winsome, ravishing,
seductive: Caesar found Cleopatra utterly enchanting.
enchantment
n. 1 witchcraft, sorcery, magic, wizardry, thaumaturgy,
conjuration or conjury; spell, charm, jinx, US hex: Stories of