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Results for “orate”

18 matches in the dictionary.

To work together with someone else toward a shared goal.

To honor the memory of a person or event, typically with a ceremony, object, or tradition.

Relating to a large company or business organization as a whole.

To support or confirm a claim with additional evidence.

Confirmed or backed up by additional evidence.

To add ornaments or decorations to something, or to improve the appearance of a room or building.

Adorned with ornaments or made more attractive with added details.

To get worse in quality or condition.

A division of an organization headed by a director.

The highest academic degree awarded by a university.

Worked out with great care and detail; intricate or highly developed.

The body of people in a country or district who are entitled to vote.

To turn from a liquid into a vapor or gas.

To include something as a part of a larger whole.

Formally established as a legal company, usually one where shareholders' liability is limited.

Having a hole or series of small holes punched through it.

A weaker state placed under the formal protection and partial control of a stronger one.

To give a room or building a new look by changing its paint, furnishings, or decor.