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1 kite
abandon, admit, break up (relationship) (v.), check out, desert, leave, let, quit -
2 lage
dismiss (v.), drop (v.), dump (v.), forsake, free (v.), get out, give up, let (v.)--------let off, let out, let someone, loaf (v.), loosen, quit (v.), release (n.), set free--------throw (v.), untie (v.) -
3 sispann
abolish, abort, adjourn, cease, discontinue, quit, stop (doing something), suspend -
4 kite
1 abandon2 break up (relationship) v.3 leave4 let v.5 quit -
5 lage
1 dismiss2 drop v3 forsake4 give up5 let v.lageloaf v6 quit7 release8 throw9 untie
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