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absorb
verb as in physically take in a liquid
verb as in mentally take in information
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assimilate, follow, get, incorporate, learn, take in, understand
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But modern evidence shows that consuming or absorbing too much can transform one's skin in ways that seldom fade.
It added: "We appreciate that this news will be difficult to absorb..."
But the rise varies from year to year, thanks to differences in how the natural world absorbs carbon, as well as fluctuations in humanity's emissions.
Clark acknowledged that his shoulder continued to bother him after absorbing multiple blows this month against Nebraska.
However, it's worth noting the omega-3s in fish are absorbed better in the body than plant sources — and that determines how efficiently the body can use the omega-3.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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