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absorb
verb as in physically take in a liquid
verb as in mentally take in information
Strongest matches
assimilate, follow, get, incorporate, learn, take in, understand
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Mercury also disclosed that it would have to absorb at least $150 million in losses from the Los Angeles fires, with one analyst this week pegging its losses possibly as high as $1.7 billion.
They spent days cleaning the house; washing their clothes, bedding and rugs; and throwing away pillows that had absorbed smoke.
But a glass of sparkling water contains less than a gram of carbon dioxide – and this will be absorbed in minutes.
Scotland's public sector will have to "absorb" a shortfall in funding to cover a UK government tax rise, Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has said.
The estuary also helps prevent coastal erosion and absorb the effects of sea level rise.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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