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wreak

Main Entry:
wreak [reek]
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: force, cause
Synonyms: bring about, carry out, create, effect, execute, exercise, force upon, inflict, unleash, vent, visit, work, wreck
Notes: wreak means to cause something, especially trouble; wreck means to destroy something
Main Entry: commit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: perform an action
Synonyms: accomplish, achieve, act, carry out, complete, contravene, do, effectuate, enact, execute, go for broke, go in for, go out for, offend, perpetrate, pull, pull off, scandalize, sin, transgress, trespass, violate, wreak
Antonyms: cease, desist, end, idle, loaf, rest, stop, wait
Main Entry: impose
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: set, dictate
Synonyms: appoint, burden, charge, command, compel, constrain, decree, demand, encroach, enforce, enjoin, establish, exact, fix, foist, force, force upon, horn in, inflict, infringe, institute, introduce, intrude, lade, lay, lay down, lay down the law, levy, move in on, oblige, obtrude, ordain, order, place, prescribe, presume, promulgate, put, put foot down, read riot act, require, saddle, take advantage, trespass, visit, wish, wreak, wreck
Main Entry: inflict
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: impose something
Synonyms: administer, apply, bring upon, command, deal out, deliver, dispense, exact, expose, extort, force, force upon, give, give it to, lay down the law, levy, mete out, require, stick it to, strike, subject, visit, wreak
Notes: afflict is generally used with living beings; inflict is generally used with inanimate objects
inflict takes 'on,' afflict takes 'with'
Main Entry: perpetrate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be responsible for
Synonyms: act, bring about, carry out, commit, do, effect, enact, execute, inflict, perform, pull, up and do, wreak
Antonyms: abstain
Main Entry: visit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bother, haunt
Synonyms: afflict, assail, attack, avenge, befall, bring down on, descend upon, force upon, impose, inflict, pain, punish, smite, trouble, wreak, wreck
Notes: a visit is an instance of visiting; a visitation is an act of visiting - with visitation carrying the connotation of an unexpected or undesired occurrence
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