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a·bi·ci·o
[1]
dishearten
dispense with
get rid of
to throw down
weaken
[1]
Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.
Synonyms for abicio
adficio
–
afflict, drain, exhaust, sap, to affect, weaken
adflicto
–
break, damage, discourage, to injure, weaken
affligo
–
break, cast down, damage, discourage, distress, ruin, strike against, to injure, to reduce, weaken
attero
–
destroy, erode, impair, rub against, rub away, ruin, to weaken, waste, weaken, wear away, wear down
castro
–
castrate, emasculate, enervate, unman, weaken
comminuo
–
damage, to scatter, weaken
corrumpo
–
annihilate, destroy, spoil, to break up, weaken
deficio
–
fail, to be in want, to run out, to to be wanting, weaken, withdraw
eradico
–
destroy, get rid of, obliterate, to root out
infractum
–
discourage, impari, to beak, weaken
Similar to abicio
adicio
–
address, apply, to direct, to throw to
abico
–
cast aside, to humble
abiectus
–
contemptible
abiego
–
send off, to send away
abigo
–
drive away, rustle cattle, steal, to drive off
abiungo
–
detach, separate, to unharnass
abiuro
–
to deny by oath
abeo
–
change, depart from life, die, disappear, retire, to digress, to go away, to have been, to pass, vanish
abluo
–
clean, cleanse, to wash
adeo
–
come to, so far, so long, such an extent, to approach, to such a point, undertake, visit