A synonym is a word which is similar in meaning to the given word. Here is a dictionary of synonyms.<\/p>\n
Abandon: defection, desertion, withdrawal, secession<\/p>\n
Abase: degrade, humiliate, embarrass<\/p>\n
Abate: diminish, appease, lessen, reduce, deduct, decrease<\/p>\n
Abbreviate: shorten, condense, compress, abridge, curtail<\/p>\n
Abduct: appropriate, kidnap<\/p>\n
Abhor: detest, loathe, hate, abominate, nauseate<\/p>\n
Abnormal: aberrant, unnatural, eccentric, devious, anomalous, freakish<\/p>\n
Abode: residence, home, habitation, dwelling<\/p>\n
Abominate: detest, abhor, hate, loathe<\/p>\n
Aborigines: natives, indigenes<\/p>\n
Abortive: vain, incomplete, stunted, unsuccessful, failing<\/p>\n
Absolve: clear, acquit, forgive, pardon, exonerate<\/p>\n
Absurd: irrational, foolish, silly, senseless, unreasonable<\/p>\n
Abundance: plenty, profusion, wealth, affluence<\/p>\n
Accelerate: redouble, intensify, stimulate, energise, step up<\/p>\n
Access: admission, entry, approach, entrance<\/p>\n
Accommodate: furnish, oblige, supply<\/p>\n
Accomplish: Consummate, achieve, fulfil, perform, effect<\/p>\n
Accumulate: hoard, aggregate, concentrate<\/p>\n
Accuse: slander, calumniate, malign, denigrate, tarnish, sully, blacken<\/p>\n
Acme: apex, top, peak, climax, zenith, summit, pinnacle<\/p>\n
Acrimonious: petulant, bitter, harsh, malignant, censorious<\/p>\n
Adage: aphorism, saying, maxim, proverb, dictum<\/p>\n
Adaptation: harmonization, conformation, synchronization, matching<\/p>\n
Adhere: unite, hold, stick, cling<\/p>\n
Adieu: valediction, goodbye, farewell<\/p>\n
Adjacent: bordering, neighbouring, adjoining, next, close<\/p>\n
Adjust: suit, fit, adapt, synchronise, attune, accommodate<\/p>\n
Admonish: reprove, rebuke, censure, warn, caution, scold<\/p>\n
Adversary: opponent, enemy, antagonist, rival, foe<\/p>\n
Affectation: hypocrisy, pretense<\/p>\n
Affluence: riches, wealth, plenty, abundance, opulence<\/p>\n
Agony: distress, pain, torture, anguish, torment<\/p>\n
Ailing: unwell, ill, poorly, sickly<\/p>\n
Airs: mannerisms, affectation<\/p>\n
Akin: related, kindred, similar, connected<\/p>\n
Alien: stranger, exotic, foreigner<\/p>\n
All: total, whole, gross, sum, aggregate<\/p>\n
Alleviate: lessen, lighten, relieve, mollify, abate, assuage<\/p>\n
Allure: bait, attract, seduce, lure, tempt, decoy, coax<\/p>\n
Altercation: quarrel, dispute, strife, controversy<\/p>\n
Amalgamate: consolidate, mingle, unite, incorporate, mingle<\/p>\n
Amass: collect, accumulate, gather, heap, aggregate<\/p>\n
Ambiguous: doubtful, enigmatic, dubious, uncertain<\/p>\n
Amicable: friendly, cordial, neighbourly, peaceable<\/p>\n
Anarchy: rioting, chaos, violence, disorder, lawlessness<\/p>\n
Animosity: antagonism, hatred, hostility, enmity, bitterness<\/p>\n
Annihilate: destroy, exterminate, obliterate<\/p>\n
Apathetic: unstirred, unenthusiastic, unambitious, unimpassioned, unmoved, uninspired<\/p>\n
Apex: summit, zenith, pinnacle<\/p>\n
Applaud: encourage, praise, laud, approve, clap<\/p>\n
Apposite: relevant, pertinent, appropriate<\/p>\n
Apt: germane, appropriate, pertinent, applicable<\/p>\n
Aroma: smell, fragrance, odour, perfume, smell<\/p>\n
Arrogance: haughtiness, disdain, pride, insolence<\/p>\n
Ascent: mounting, rise, elevation, height, climbing<\/p>\n
Association: axis, federation, league, alliance<\/p>\n
Auspicious: lucky, propitious, favourable, fortunate<\/p>\n
Authoritarian: bossy, lordly, dictatorial, masterful, domineering, autocratic<\/p>\n
Babble: bombast, jargon, nonsense<\/p>\n
Banish: exile, expel, repudiate, abandon, exclude<\/p>\n
Bandit: robber<\/p>\n
Barbaric: wild, savage, brutish, uncivilized, uncultured, primitive<\/p>\n
Bashful: shy, coy, demure, reserve<\/p>\n
Beauty: grace, charm, attractiveness, elegance<\/p>\n
Bedevil: confound, complicate, entangle, involve, embroil, confuse<\/p>\n
Behaviour: conduct, deportment, demeanour<\/p>\n
Belligerent: aggressive, hostile, bellicose, warlike<\/p>\n
Bemoan: grieve, lament, mourn<\/p>\n
Benevolence: tenderness, kindness, humanity, philanthropy, goodwill<\/p>\n
Beseech: implore, crave, beg, appeal<\/p>\n
Bewitch: enchant, fascinate, charm<\/p>\n
Bizarre: curious, odd, queer, funny, peculiar, grotesque<\/p>\n
Blasphemous: profane, impious, sacrilegious<\/p>\n
Blemish: fault, flaw, soil, stain, speck, defect, spoil<\/p>\n
Blunt: deaden, dull, brusque<\/p>\n
Bond: yoke, nexus, liaison, band, tie, link<\/p>\n
Booty: prey, plunder, spoil<\/p>\n
Boycott: blackmail, ignore, shun, ostracise<\/p>\n
Breeze: wind, zephyr, gale<\/p>\n
Bridle: control, check, restrain, govern, curb<\/p>\n
Brittle: fragile, frail, breakable<\/p>\n
Brutal: savage, ferocious, inhuman, ruthless, cruel, coarse<\/p>\n
Burnished: sleek, glossy, polished<\/p>\n
Cajole: wheedle, flatter<\/p>\n
Calamity: affliction, distress, disaster<\/p>\n
Callous: apathetic, indifferent, insensible, unfeeling<\/p>\n
Capricious: fickle, odd, inconstant, uncertain, whimsical, variable, changeable<\/p>\n
Caress: fondle, kiss, hug, pet, love, pat<\/p>\n
Castigate: admonish, punish, beat, chastise, upbraid, thrash<\/p>\n
Celibacy: chastity, bachelorhood<\/p>\n
Censure: scold, rebuke, admonish, reprimand, criticise<\/p>\n
Cheap: mean, economical, uncostly, inexpensive<\/p>\n
Cheerless: gloomy, mournful, sad, dejected, dismal<\/p>\n
Circumstance: situation, condition, environment, factor<\/p>\n
Clandestine: furtive, hidden, secret, surreptitious, underhand<\/p>\n
Clemency: compassion, mercy, lenience, forgiveness<\/p>\n
Cling: adhere, stick, hug<\/p>\n
Clumsy: lumbering, unwieldy, blundering, awkward<\/p>\n
Coarse: rough, crude, brutish, vulgar, impure, unpolished<\/p>\n
Coax: wheedle, persuade, fawn, allure, seduce, cajole<\/p>\n
Coerce: force, drive, compel<\/p>\n
Coherent: consistent, united, logical, compact, connected<\/p>\n
Collapse: subside, fall, break down<\/p>\n
Colossal: gigantic, huge, mammoth, titanic, enormous<\/p>\n
Combat: battle, resist, conflict, fight, struggle, strife<\/p>\n
Commence: start, begin, initiate, originate, institute<\/p>\n
Compatriot: fellow countryman<\/p>\n
Compensatory: balancing, compensating<\/p>\n
Competent: efficient, clever, capable, learned<\/p>\n
Complex: complicated, winding, involved, intricate<\/p>\n
Comprehensive: omnibus, all-embracing<\/p>\n
Conceal: hide, screen, cloak, suppress, disguise<\/p>\n
Conciliatory: pacific, peace-making<\/p>\n
Concrete: real, cement, firm, tangible, consolidated<\/p>\n
Condemn: doom, convict, blame, sentence, damn, disapprove<\/p>\n
Confess: concede, aver, grant, acknowledge, admit<\/p>\n
Conformity: congruity, compliance, harmony, agreement<\/p>\n
Congenial: pleasant, concordant, favourable, agreeable<\/p>\n
Connect: annex, tag, clip, contact, attach<\/p>\n
Connoisseur: critic, judge, expert<\/p>\n
Consensus: unanimity, concord, unison, agreement<\/p>\n
Consolidate: solidify, cement, solder, weld, unite, conglutinate<\/p>\n
Constitute: form, make, construct, organise, build, compose<\/p>\n
Constrain: impel, coerce, urge, force<\/p>\n
Consume: waste, eat, devour, use<\/p>\n
Contend: strive, combat, strive, struggle, tussle, wrestle, grapple, campaign, fight<\/p>\n
Continuity: tenaciousness, cohesion<\/p>\n
Contrary: counter, opposite, conflicting, antagonistic<\/p>\n
Conversant: learned, experienced, proficient, skilled<\/p>\n
Cooperation: sympathy, coexistence, league, amity, compatibility<\/p>\n
Copy: replica, reproduction, impression<\/p>\n
Cosmopolitan: universal, general<\/p>\n
Counsel: caution, suggest, advise<\/p>\n
Counterfeit: forged, fake, false, spurious, imitate, copy, feign<\/p>\n
Covet: want, desire, yearn, hanker after, long for<\/p>\n
Cram: fill, squeeze, choke, stuff, study, compress<\/p>\n
Crony: associate, ally, companion, mate, friend<\/p>\n
Curb: control, restrain, repress, moderate, check<\/p>\n
Curial: judicial, judicatory, inquisitorial<\/p>\n
Cynical: waspish, sneering, fractious, ill-tempered<\/p>\n
Damn: scold, denounce, curse, swear<\/p>\n
Dandy: puppy, man about town, coxcomb<\/p>\n
Dangerous: risky, dreadful, fearsome, hazardous, awesome<\/p>\n
Dazzle: bewilder, confuse, daze<\/p>\n
Dear: expensive, costly<\/p>\n
Decayed: putrefied, rotten, decomposed<\/p>\n
Deceit: guile, knavery, fraud, bluff<\/p>\n
Deduce: gather, infer, conclude<\/p>\n
Defective: imperfect, blemish, inadequate, faulty, flaw<\/p>\n
Deference: esteem, honour, respect, veneration, reverence<\/p>\n
Defiant: proud, provocative, bellicose, arrogant, disobedient, militant<\/p>\n
Degrading: demeaning, lowering, ignominious, derogatory<\/p>\n
Degree: ratio, scale, proportion<\/p>\n
Deity: god, providence, omnipotence<\/p>\n
Demise: death, eternal, rest, expiry, decease<\/p>\n
Demolish: destroy, raze, dismantle, overthrow<\/p>\n
Denounce: defame, threaten, accuse, upbraid, censure<\/p>\n
Deplore: criticise, bemoan, mourn, bewail, grieve, lament<\/p>\n
Deprive: bereave, rob, divest, strip, dispossess<\/p>\n
Derision: contempt, scorn, ridicule, mockery, disrespect<\/p>\n
Descend: drop, fall, sink, dismount, alight<\/p>\n
Designate: term, entitle, denominate, define, call, name<\/p>\n
Deter: prevent, warn, dissuade, restrain, discourage<\/p>\n
Detest: hate, dislike, loathe, abhor, abominate<\/p>\n
Detract: defame, belittle, lessen, disparage, slander, vilify<\/p>\n
Devastate: ravage, despoil, destroy, sack, desolate, plunder<\/p>\n
Deviate: deflect, stray, digress, err, swerve, veer, wander<\/p>\n
Devil: fiend, imp, Satan<\/p>\n
Devious: ambiguous, distorted, crooked, erratic, deviating<\/p>\n
Devoid: release, empty, exempt from, immune from<\/p>\n
Diatribe: tirade, abuse, invective, reviling, effusion<\/p>\n
Diffuse: scatter, spread, disperse, circulate, propagate<\/p>\n
Diminish: reduce, lessen, retrench, abate, decrease, subside<\/p>\n
Diplomatic: prudent, tactful, sagacious, careful, wise, knowing<\/p>\n
Disarray: derangement, disorder, confusion, muddle<\/p>\n
Disclaim: reject, deny, renounce, disavow, disown<\/p>\n
Discontinue: intervene, interrupt, interject, interpose, punctuate<\/p>\n
Discord: dissension, disagreement, contention, rupture<\/p>\n
Disdain: despise, contempt, scorn, sneer, haughtiness<\/p>\n
Disfigure: deform, cripple, maim, deface<\/p>\n
Disgrace: shame, disfavour, taint, tarnish, humiliate<\/p>\n
Disgust: repel, offend, displease, nauseate, distaste<\/p>\n
Dishonest: fraudulent, guile, trickery, crooked<\/p>\n
Disinterested: dispassionate, impersonal, detached, impartial, indifferent, uninvolved<\/p>\n
Disjoin: dissociate, disunite, sever, unplug, disconnect<\/p>\n
Dislike: detestation, repugnance, loathing, disfavour, disaffection, abhorrence<\/p>\n
Dismal: depressed, bleak, gloomy, lugubrious, dreary<\/p>\n
Disorder: muddle, anarchy, chaos, incoordination<\/p>\n
Divine: sublime, sacred, celestial, luminous, superhuman, holy<\/p>\n
Dogmatic: overbearing, dictatorial, arrogant, arbitrary<\/p>\n
Dormant: sleeping, inert, inactive, undeveloped, quiescent<\/p>\n
Doubtful: ambiguous, undecided, vacillating, uncertain<\/p>\n
Dreadful: alarming, dire, awful, terrible, fearful, horrible<\/p>\n
Drown: immerse, suffocate, submerge<\/p>\n
Drunk: intoxicated, inebriated, tight, elevated, exhilarated, flushed<\/p>\n
Dwelling: domicile, abode, residence, quarters, home, house<\/p>\n
Earnest: keen, serious, impressive, solemn, sincere, sublimity<\/p>\n
Eccentricity: anomaly, peculiarity, exception, informality<\/p>\n
Ecclesiastical: heavenly, theocratic, churchly<\/p>\n
Edifice: fabric, erection, building, structure<\/p>\n
Effective: efficient, competent, able, active<\/p>\n
Effeminate: feminine, soft, womanly<\/p>\n
Effulgence: haughtiness, shamelessness, arrogance<\/p>\n
Elegance: grace, culture, aestheticism<\/p>\n
Eligible: worthy, able, fit, preferable, qualified<\/p>\n
Eloquent: impassioned, fluent, flowing, persuasive<\/p>\n
Elusive: deceptive, illusory, evasive<\/p>\n
Emaciated: thin, skinny, gaunt, lanky, lean, wasted<\/p>\n
Emancipate: liberate, free, release, unshackle<\/p>\n
Embezzle: pilfer, misappropriate, purloin<\/p>\n
Emigrate: depart, travel abroad, migrate<\/p>\n
Empiric: tentative, hypothetical, experimental<\/p>\n
Emulate: copy, imitate<\/p>\n
Ending: terminal, final, ultimate, last, polar, crowing, conclusive<\/p>\n
Endorse: enact, legislate, ordain, enforce<\/p>\n
Enhance: augment, increase, swell, heighten, advance<\/p>\n
Enigma: mystery, puzzle, riddle, conundrum, secret<\/p>\n
Enmity: hatred, hostility, malice, aversion, animosity<\/p>\n
Enormous: colossal, vast, immense, monumental<\/p>\n
Enrage: discompose, upset, ruffle, irritate, vex, anger, annoy<\/p>\n
Enthrall: hold, captivate, charm<\/p>\n
Entreat: beseech, beg, crave, implore, supplicate<\/p>\n
Envoy: legate, ambassador, plenipotentiary<\/p>\n
Ephemeral: short, fleeting, brief, momentary<\/p>\n
Epigrammatic: poignant, concise, graphic, laconic, sharp<\/p>\n
Erotic: amatory, erotogenic, aphrodisiac<\/p>\n
Ethnic: tribal, racial, clannish<\/p>\n
Equanimity: self-possessed, serenity, collected, calmness<\/p>\n
Equilibrium: balance, poise, equipoise, steadiness<\/p>\n
Eradicate: destroy, uproot, abolish, exterminate, annihilate<\/p>\n
Erroneous: mistaken, false, untrue, wrong, inexact<\/p>\n
Escapade: caper, prank, adventure, frolic, indiscretion<\/p>\n
Esoteric: private, secret, inner<\/p>\n
Eternal: everlasting, infinite, ceaseless, endless<\/p>\n
Ethical: decent, proper, moral, aboveboard<\/p>\n
Exaggerate: stretch, overestimate, overstate, magnify<\/p>\n
Excellent: awesome, overwhelming, awe-inspiring, breath-taking<\/p>\n
Existence: absoluteness, being, life<\/p>\n
Exponent: example, advocate, representative<\/p>\n
Extempore: impromptu, on the spur of the moment, at once<\/p>\n
Extensive: vast, far-stretching, far-flying, far-ranging<\/p>\n
Fame: glory, renown, reputation<\/p>\n
Fatal: pernicious, mortal, deadly, lethal, destructive<\/p>\n
Fatigue: extort, overtax, suck, squeeze, grind, exhaust, tiredness<\/p>\n
Fatuous: idiotic, absurd, folly, stupid, foolish<\/p>\n
Feeble: languid, frail, faint, weak<\/p>\n
Feelingly: earnestly, devoutly, sincerely<\/p>\n
Fervent: passionate, intense, earnest, impassioned, fervid<\/p>\n
Fickle: wavering, changeable, irresolute, unsteady, amenable<\/p>\n
First: original, natal, maiden, initial<\/p>\n
Flatterer: parasite, sycophant, jackal, sponger<\/p>\n
Forgiving: condoning, forbearing<\/p>\n
Foreigner: stranger, alien, expatriate, outlandish<\/p>\n
Fragmentary: broken, in bits, crumbly<\/p>\n
Fragrance: aroma, smell<\/p>\n
Fraud: deception, imposture, duplicity<\/p>\n
Friction: interception, interference, interruption, intervention, interposition<\/p>\n
Frigid: chilly, cold, nipping, biting, shivering<\/p>\n
Fructify: multiply, impregnate, generate<\/p>\n
Gab: chatter, jabber, twaddle, prattle<\/p>\n
Generalise: widen, universalise, broaden<\/p>\n
Generous: magnanimous, liberal, beautiful<\/p>\n
Gesticulate: nudge, gesture, nod, beck, wink<\/p>\n
Given: gratuitous, gratis, bestowed, gifted<\/p>\n
Gluttony: rapacity, voracity, greediness, insatiability<\/p>\n
Grave: solemn, sober, staid, demure, stern<\/p>\n
Greatness: enormousness, vastness, bigness<\/p>\n
Greed: covetousness, rapacity, bountiful, magnanimous, gratefulness, indebtedness<\/p>\n
Group: galaxy, constellation, flock, bevy, flight, unit, cluster<\/p>\n
Hallucination: illusion, delusion, dream, self-deceit<\/p>\n
Handsome: graceful, elegant, exquisite, beautiful<\/p>\n
Harass: afflict, inflict, trouble<\/p>\n
Hard: rigorous, intolerant, severe, cruel, harsh<\/p>\n
Heap: gather, collect, board, store, pile<\/p>\n
Heathen: materialist, amoralist, barbarous, pagan, infidel<\/p>\n
Henpecked: enslaved, under one’s thumb<\/p>\n
Hindrance: obstruction, impediment, hampering, restriction, barrier<\/p>\n
Hire: lease, farm, rent, charter<\/p>\n
Hoodwink: mystify, deceive, puzzle, lead astray<\/p>\n
Humbled: withered, faded, tarnished, discredited<\/p>\n
Hymn: religious lyric, psalm, paean, anthem<\/p>\n
Hypocritical: treasonous, disloyal, traitorous<\/p>\n
Illegal: illegitimate, illicit, impermissible, contraband<\/p>\n
Imitate: parrot, flatter, echo, reflect, mirror<\/p>\n
Inaptitude: incapacity, incompetence, unfitness<\/p>\n
Indict: complain, charge, convict, impeach, arraign<\/p>\n
Inferior: subsidiary, subordinate, junior, lower, auxiliary, secondary, assistant<\/p>\n
Inimical: disenchanted, unfriendly, loveless, unsympathetic<\/p>\n
Insolence: naughtiness, loftiness, arrogance, hubris<\/p>\n
Intact: unaffected, untouched, unimpaired, uncensored, unabridged<\/p>\n
Intolerable: impossible, insufferable, extreme, unbearable<\/p>\n
Join: yoke, unite, conjoin, assemble, hyphenate, bracket<\/p>\n
Jolly: lively, jubilant, merry, gay, jovial, joyous, hilarious, mirthful, festive<\/p>\n
Justice: equity, right, integrity, fairness, justness, impartiality<\/p>\n
Keen: penetrating, eager, acute, sharp<\/p>\n
Kill: assassinate, murder, slay, massacre, butcher, slaughter, destroy<\/p>\n
Kinship: alliance, relationship<\/p>\n
Knowledge: erudition, scholarship, education, learning<\/p>\n
Large: considerable, substantial, sizeable, massy, massive, bulky<\/p>\n
Lax: slack, loose, disorganised, decentralised<\/p>\n
Lenient: tender, gentle, tolerant, mild, squeamish<\/p>\n
Modesty: meekness, unpretentiousness, resignation, self-effacement, self-depreciation<\/p>\n
Native: original, indigenous, primitive, real, intrinsic<\/p>\n
Natural: normal, consistent, usual, regular, inevitable<\/p>\n
Necessary: expedient, indispensable, requisite, essential, inevitable, unavoidable, needful<\/p>\n
Neighbouring: contiguous, adjacent, proximate, close to, near to<\/p>\n
Nervous: hesitant, timid, shaky, timorous, apprehensive, fearful<\/p>\n
Noble: dignified, stately, lordly, magnanimous, exalted<\/p>\n
Obstruct: shield, fortify, hinder, armour<\/p>\n
Occultist: mystic, theosophist, alchemist, esoteric<\/p>\n
Offender: scoundrel, villain, imposter, crook<\/p>\n
Ornamental: fancy, decorative, quaint, picturesque, glamorous<\/p>\n
Opponent: antagonist, adversary<\/p>\n
Opposition: friction, hostility, recrimination, dissonance, disharmony<\/p>\n
Oppress: tyrannise, intimidate, terrorise<\/p>\n
Overstep: surpass, exceed, eclipse, outshine, overshadow<\/p>\n
Patience: tolerance, sufferance, endurance, forbearance<\/p>\n
Plebian: simple, common, ignoble, untitled<\/p>\n
Plenitude: abundance, saturation, fullness, maximum<\/p>\n
Precursor: forbear, ancestor, predecessor<\/p>\n
Prodigal: spendthrift, waster, spender, squanderer<\/p>\n
Profane: infidel, pagan, unholy, unsanctified, sacrilegious<\/p>\n
Promote: elevate, ennoble, honour<\/p>\n
Quake: tremble, shake, quiver, shiver, stutter, shudder<\/p>\n
Quantify: allot, rate, ration<\/p>\n
Queer: abnormal, eccentric, strange, whimsical, quaint, peculiar, wayward, odd<\/p>\n
Referral: mention, allusion, quotation, citation<\/p>\n
Relation: reference, regard, rapport, respect<\/p>\n
Remainder: residual, result, residue, left over<\/p>\n
Repentant: apologetic, remorseful, contrite, regretful<\/p>\n
Ridiculous: ironical, sardonic, sarcastic, derisive, regretful<\/p>\n
Relinquish: disclaim, surrender, forgo, retire, waive<\/p>\n
Repulsive: ugly, odious, revolting, offensive, loathsome, repelling<\/p>\n
Renounce: abdicate, leave, abandon, discard<\/p>\n
Retaliatory: revengeful, retributive<\/p>\n
Ritualistic: ceremonious, formalistic, Sabbatarian<\/p>\n
Rumour: scandal, hearsay<\/p>\n
Scission: dichotomy, division, cleavage, section<\/p>\n
Secluded: retired, hidden, buried, private, sequestered<\/p>\n
Selfish: narcissistic, egoistic, self-absorbed, egocentric<\/p>\n
Sensual: unspiritual, earthly, gross<\/p>\n
Sequent: next, incoming, ensuing, succeeding, following<\/p>\n
Shortening: excision, amputation, severance, detraction<\/p>\n
Similarity: loftiness, transcendence, sublimity<\/p>\n
Sorcery: wizardry, witchery, magic, spellbinding<\/p>\n
Sort: variety, kind, order, type<\/p>\n
Stimulate: instigate, urge, incite, provoke<\/p>\n
Spontaneous: unchecked, instinctive, unrestricted, natural<\/p>\n
Suppress: restrain, bridle, impede, check<\/p>\n
Survivor: heir, inheritor, successor, finisher<\/p>\n
Tasteful: choice, exquisite, gracious, dignified<\/p>\n
Temperament: mood, spirit, temper, disposition, humour<\/p>\n
Terminate: determinate, decide, consummate, conclude, close, finish<\/p>\n
Thankless: bootless, rewardless<\/p>\n
Theory: doctrine, supposition, belief, speculation, assumption, presumption, hypothesis<\/p>\n
Tough: tenacious, firm, strong, fibrous, leathery, rigid, durable, rough<\/p>\n
Tragedy: disaster, calamity, catastrophe, affliction<\/p>\n
Travel: journey, voyage, roam, wander, ramble<\/p>\n
Tremble: oscillate, tremble, quake, quiver, shiver, shudder, vibrate<\/p>\n
True: accurate, faithful, authentic, veracious, exact<\/p>\n
Turmoil: tumult, turbulence, storm, frenzy, convulsion, upheaval, turbulence<\/p>\n
Tyrant: despot, bully, oppressor, autocrat, persecutor<\/p>\n
Unbeaten: invincible, undefeated, unbeatable<\/p>\n
Understand: apprehend, perceive, grasp, realise, discern<\/p>\n
Unfair: partial, dishonest, unjust, wrongful, dishonourable<\/p>\n
Unfortunate: unlucky, doomed, luckless, ill-fated, star-crossed<\/p>\n
Uninitiated: unique, transcendent, inimitable, unplagiarised<\/p>\n
Unravel: unweave, untwine, untwist, untangle, uncoil<\/p>\n
Urge: incite, spur, prompt, goad, impel, force, drive, stimulate<\/p>\n
Use: exercise, utilise, employ, occupy, practise<\/p>\n
Vacant: void, empty, exhausted, unoccupied, unfulfilled<\/p>\n
Vain: brazen, conceited, shameless, unblushing, unabashed<\/p>\n
Variegated: trimmed, embroidered, inlaid, enameled<\/p>\n
Veracity: frankness, reality, honesty, truthfulness<\/p>\n
Vibrate: swing, oscillate, quiver, shake, shiver, sway<\/p>\n
Vice: infirmity, fault, frailty, foible, demerit<\/p>\n
Vindicator: loyalist, patron, guard, escort, paladin, sentinel<\/p>\n
Violent: savage, atrocious, excessive<\/p>\n
Virtuous: pious, scrupulous, honest, law-abiding, stainless, incorruptible, principled, soul-searching<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A synonym is a word which is similar in meaning to the given word. Here is a dictionary of synonyms. Abandon: defection, desertion, withdrawal, secession Abase: degrade, humiliate, embarrass Abate: diminish, appease, lessen, reduce,...<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[21],"tags":[1169,1171,1168],"class_list":["post-72030","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-vocabulary","tag-list-of-synonyms","tag-synonym","tag-synonyms"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/72030","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/4"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=72030"}],"version-history":[{"count":1,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/72030\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":72031,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/72030\/revisions\/72031"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=72030"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=72030"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/perfectyourenglish.com\/blog\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=72030"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}