- medge
- • gå, med, på, bevilja godkänna medge• gå, med, på, medge bifalla tillstyrka• erkänna, medge, bekänna, tillstå, vidgå, bejaka
Svensk synonymlexikon. 2013.
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bevilja — • gå, med, på, bevilja godkänna medge • förunna, unna, skänka, bevilja, tillerkänna • gå, med, på, medge bifalla tillstyrka … Svensk synonymlexikon
bifalla — • gå, med, på, bevilja godkänna medge • gå, med, på, medge bifalla tillstyrka … Svensk synonymlexikon
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