Definition: Acutiliving is a verb in Greek and Latin language which means to give or give something, usually without taking away it from someone else. Definition: The English meaning "to give something that has been given" can be translated into German as "Zu geben", while in Latin it translates to "offenbaren", and it also implies a willingness to give something but not necessarily the intention to take it back. It is commonly used in conversations and relationships, especially with someone who may have shared something. For example: - I've given you my spare change, but not your wallet. - We're going to buy some new clothes that we'll donate later today. - You can keep the old one as a token of friendship.
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