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Deliver
Deliver
v. t.
To
set
free
from
restraint
; to
set
at
liberty
; to
release
; to
liberate
, as
from
control
; to
give
up; to
free
; to
save
; to
rescue
from
evil
actual
or
feared
;
often
with
from
or
out
of; as, to
deliver
one
from
captivity
, or
from
fear
of
death
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
give
or
transfer
; to
yield
possession
or
control
of; to
part
with
(to); to
make
over
; to
commit
; to
surrender
; to
resign
;
often
with
up or
over
, to or
into
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
make
over
to
the
knowledge
of
another
; to
communicate
; to
utter
; to
speak
; to
impart
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
give
forth
in
action
or
exercise
; to
discharge
; as, to
deliver
a
blow
; to
deliver
a
broadside
, or a
ball
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
free
from
, or
disburden
of,
young
; to
relieve
of a
child
in
childbirth
; to
bring
forth
;
often
with
of.
Deliver
v. t.
To
discover
; to
show
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
deliberate
.
Deliver
v. t.
To
admit
; to
allow
to
pass
.
Deliver
v. t.
Free
;
nimble
;
sprightly
;
active
.
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