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cram▼verb
to press, force, or drive, particularly in filling, or in thrusting one thing into another

get in the way▼verb
to obstruct, hinder, or interfere

stand in the way▼verb
to impede the progress of

bend over backwards▼verb
make a great effort

get back on one’s feet▼

bend over backwards▼verb
make a great effort

bend over backwards▼verb
make a great effort

stand on one's own two feet▼verb
idiomatic: to be independent

tie the knot▼verb
to get married

become▼verb
to begin to be

go▼verb
to become

grow▼verb
to assume a condition or quality

turn into▼verb
intransitive: become

strengthen▼verb
to grow strong or stronger

strengthen▼verb
to grow strong or stronger

stand up for▼verb
to speak or act in support or defense of

get▼verb
to obtain

get▼verb
to receive

obtain▼verb

slap on the wrist▼noun
overly mild punishment

give as good as one gets▼

abide▼

persist▼verb
continue to exist

stick to one's guns▼verb
to maintain one's viewpoint when faced with opposition

settle for▼verb
to accept or allow something, especially something not entirely desirable

uprise▼

come about▼verb
to come about

derive▼verb
originate (from)

rise up▼verb
to mount a rebellion

rise from the ashes▼verb
to make a comeback

remain▼verb
to stay behind while others withdraw

stay▼verb
to remain in a particular place

resign▼verb
hand over, give over (to someone)

get across▼

associate with▼

mix with▼

quit▼verb
to give up, stop doing something

accede▼verb
to join a group

part▼verb
to leave the company of

part ways▼verb
go in different directions