| A | B |
|---|
| suffice | to meet present needs or requirements |
| suffice | to be capable or competent |
| suffice | satisfy |
| suffice | oppostie of starve or deprive |
| delegate | a person authorized to act as a representative for another |
| delegate | to appoint or entrust to another |
| delegate | authorize, deputize |
| delegate | not a volunteer |
| distend | to swell out or expand from internal pressure |
| distend | to stretch out in all directions |
| distend | inflate or swell |
| distend | opposite of tighten, constrict, or shrink |
| entreat | to make an earnest request |
| entreat | to beg or plead |
| entreat | to ask or beseech |
| entreat | opposite of to refuse, order, demand, or grant |
| usurp | to seize power or rights and hold by force |
| usurp | to assume, commandeer, oust, hijack |
| usurp | opposite of relinquish, surrender, or restore |
| deprive | to take something away or two prevent someon from possessing or enjoying |
| deprive | deny or remove from office |
| deprive | to strip, rob, or disinherit |
| deprive | opposite of providing, supplying, or investing |
| intercede | to plead on another's behalf |
| intercede | to act as mediator in a dispute |
| intercede | intervene, arbitrate, intercept |
| intercede | opposite of ignore, abandon, or neglect |
