Sinônimos Inglês

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AABBEY

monastery, convent.

ABHOR

detest, hate.

ABIDEcomply with, obey, observe, follow, uphold, tolerate, stand, continue, remain,survive, last, persist.

ABOUND

be plentiful, be abundant.

ACCOMPLISHfulfil, achieve, succeed in, realize.

ACCOMPLISHMENTachievement, performance, effort, talent, skill, ability, expertise.

ACCORDINGLY

appropriately, therefore.

ACCOUNT FORexplain, answer for, justify.

ACCOUNT

description, report, version, story, view, impression, performance, interpretation;consider, regard as, view as.

ACCRUEresult, arise, follow, collect, accumulate.

ACQUAINTfamiliarize, advise of, apprise of, aware of.

ACQUAINTANCE

contact, colleague, association, familiarity with, knowledge of, experience of,awareness of.

ADHEREstick, bond, attach.

ADOtrouble, bother, upset, agitation, excitement.

AFFAIRbusiness, concern, matter, responsibility; romance.

AFTERWARDSlater, subsequently, next.

AIMpoint; objective, goal.


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AIMLESSpurposeless.

AKINsimilar, related, close, equivalent.

ALTHOUGHin spite of the fact that, notwithstanding.

AMIDin the middle of, surrounded by, among, amongst.

AMOUNT TOconstitute, comprise.

ANGSTanxiety, fear, worry.

APARTaway, separately.

APPRAISEassess, judge, rate, review, consider.

ASCRIBEattribute, assign.

ASIDEapart, away, separately.

ASSEMBLEgather, collect.

ASSESSevaluate, calculate, determine.

ASSIST

help, aid.

ASSORTMENTmixture, variety.

ATTAINachieve, accomplish, reach, obtain, procure, secure, get, earn, acquire, realize.

AUGMENT

increase, magnify.

AUGUSTdistinguished, respected, eminent, prestigious, renowned, celebrated, honoured.

AVAILuse, take advantage of, help, aid, assist.

AWAREconscious of, acquainted with, familiar, alert to.


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AWFULdisgusting, terrible, dreadful, repugnant.

AWKWARDdifficult, tricky, cumbersome, inconvenient, inappropriate, embarrassing, delicate,

uncomfortable, troublesome.

BBAREnaked, uncovered, empty, basic, essential, fundamental, plain.

BARRINGexcept for, excepting.

BEACONwarning, light-fire, signal.

BEARcarry, bring, transport, display, exhibit, sustain, support, endure, tolerate, givebirth to, produce, yield.

BEARER

carrier, messenger, agent, holder, owner.

BEARINGposture, attitude, relevance, course, trajectory.

BEFALLhappen to, occur, come upon.

BELIEcontradict, discredit.

BENEATHunder, underneath, below.

BENEFITgood, advantage.

BESETplague, bedevil, afflict, torment, oppress, trouble, surround, encircle.

BESIDEalongside, next to, parallel to, compared with, compared to.

BESIDESin addition to, as well as, apart from, except, with the exception of; as well,furthermore, moreover.

BESTOW

confer on, grant, afford, endow someone with, give, donate.

BEYOND


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on the other side of, later than, past, after, greater than, more than; further away.

BIASprejudice.

BITTER

sharp, acid, painful, unpleasant.

BLIGHTdisease, affliction, trouble, misfortune.

BLURcloud, obscure, dim.

BODE

be a sign of, warn of, foreshadow, presage, predict.

BOND

friendship, relationship, association, alliance, chains, promise, pledge; join, attach,bind, stick.

BOOKKEEPER

one who manages financial records.

BOOSTencouragement, inspiration, stimulus, increase; improve, raise, uplift, enhance,help, promote, encourage, stimulate.

BOTHERSOMEannoying, troublesome.

BOTTLENECKtraffic, congestion, constriction, restriction, obstruction.

BOUNCErebound, spring back, ricochet, leap, jump, vigor, enthusiasm.

BOUND

tied, chained, certain, sure, compelled, connected, linked, united.

BOUNTIFULgenerous, magnanimous, abundant, plentiful.

BRANDtype, variety, class; mark, stamp, burn, label.

BREED

reproduce, variety, type.

BREEDINGreproduction, pedigree.

BRIEFLYmomentarily, temporarily, in short.

BROADwide, extensive, general, obvious, pronounced.


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BROADLYin general, as a rule, mainly, predominantly, widely.

BRUISElesion, injury; injure.

BUCKresist, oppose.

BUFFERbarrier, shield; absorb, soften.

BUFFETcold table, self-service meal, cafe, cafeteria, restaurant; strike, hit, afflict, trouble,

harm, bother, torment.

BULGE

protuberance, rise, increase.

BURYhide, cover, enfold, embed, sink, absorb, occupy, engage.

BY VIRTUE OF

because of, as a result of, through, as a consequence.

CCAPITULATEsurrender.

CASTthrow, toss, register, record, emit, give off, choose, select; type, sort, variety,nature.

CAVEATwarning, caution, condition, stipulation, provision, qualification.

CEASEcome to an end, suspend.

CHAMPIONwinner, gold medalist, advocate, proponent; advocate, promote, defend, support.

CHARACTERpersonality, nature.

CHERISHadore, love, treasure, prize.

CHOREtask, job, duty.

CIRCUMVENTavoid.


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CLAIMstate, argue, declare.

CLEANSEclean, clear, purify, purge, absolve.

CLEAR-CUT

definite, distinct, clear, well defined, precise, explicit, unequivocal.

CLOTHEdress, cover, envelop.

COALESCEmerge, unite, combine, consolidate.COARSE

large, rough, vulgar, rude, common, indelicate, improper.

COGENTconvincing, compelling, strong, powerful.

COMMITcarry out, do, perpetrate.

COMMITMENT

responsibility, obligation, duty, dedication, devotion, promise.

COMMITTEDdevout, devoted, dedicated, loyal, faithful.

COMPANIONassociate, partner, friend, helper, assistant, complement, counterpart.

COMPASS

scope, range, limits, parameters, bounds.

COMPELforce, pressure, push, demand.

COMPELLINGconvincing, persuasive, strong.

COMPLAISANT

willing, acquiescent, cooperative, compliant, obedient.

COMPLIMENTflattering remark; speak highly of, speak well of.

COMPRISEconsist of, be made up of.

CONTEMPLATElook at, view, regard.

CONTEMPTdisrespect, disgust, disregard.


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CONVEYtransport, carry, communicate, relate, reveal.

CRAVEdesire, want, wish, yearn for.

CRAWLworm ones way, go on hands and knees, be full of, overflow with.

CREASEfold, line, ridge, wrinkle.

CUEsignal, sigh, indication; word, gesture.

CUMBERSOMEinconvenient, heavy.

DDARING

audacious, intrepid, brave.

DAUNTdiscourage, intimidate.

DEARTH

lack, deficiency, insufficiency, inadequacy.

DECEIVE

cheat, trick, defraud, be unfaithful to.

DECEPTIVEmisleading, illusory, distorted, dishonest.

DEFIANCEresistance, opposition, disobedience.

DELVE

search, hunt, investigate, enquire, probe, explore, research.

DEMANDrequest, command, order.

DEMISEdeath, end, break-up.

DEPARTUREleaving, going, deviation, digression, shift, variation.

DEPICABLE

detestable.

DEPICT


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represent, picture, illustrate, describe.

DESPISEdetest, hate, execrate.

DESPITE

in spite of, notwithstanding, regardless of, even with.

DETRIMENTALharmful, damaging.

DEVICEimplement, gadget, utensil, tool.

DEVISE

conceive, work out, formulate, design, create, produce, develop, discover.

DEVOID

free, empty, vacant, deprived, destitute, lacking, without.

DIEHARDhard-line, reactionary, conservative, traditionalist, intransigent, inflexible.

DIMINISH

decrease, decline, reduce, subside, abate.

DISBELIEVEnot believe, doubt.

DISCLOSE

reveal, divulge.

DISENTANGLE

untangle, unravel, undo, untie, remove, disengage, disconnect.

DISFAVOURdisapproval, dislike, displeasure, dissatisfaction.

DISGUISEhide, camouflage.

DISQUIETworry, anxiety, perturbation; perturb, agitate, upset.

DOOMdestruction, fate, sentence.

DOUBLYtwice as, even more, especially.

DRAGhaul, pull, become tedious, pass slowly, resistance.

DRAW

sketch, delineate, outline, draft, pull, drag, heave, move, go, come, proceed, close,

shut, attract, interest, win, capture, deduce, infer, conclude, derive, gather, glean;lottery, tie, attraction, lure, temptation, charm, seduction.


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DRAWBACKdisadvantage, limitation, trouble, difficulty.

DRAWNexhausted, tense, worried.

DREADfear, be afraid of, worry about; fear, apprehension, trepidation, anxiety, disquiet;frightful, terrible, horrible.

DREADFULterrible, frightful, horrible, grim, dire, unpleasant, outrageous, shocking.

DRILL

instruction, training; bore a hole in, perforate.

DUB

call, label, nickname.

DWELLreside, live, be settled, be housed, stay.

EEAGERenthusiastic, avid, impatient, desirous of, wishing.

EDGEborder, extremity, limits.

EFFORTLESSeasy, simple, undemanding.

ELATIONeuphoria, happiness, delight.

ELUDE

evade, avoid, escape from.

ELUSIVEdifficult to find, evasive, fugitive, ambiguous.

EMBELLISHMENTdecoration, adornment, beautification, enhancement.

EMBEZZLE

misappropriate, steal, thieve.

EMBEZZLEMENTmisappropriation, theft, stealing, robbery, appropriation.

EMBODYrealize, represent, incorporate, include, contain, emcompass.


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EMCOMPASScontain, have within, surround, enclose.

EMPLOYhire, occupy, apply.

ENDEAVOURtry, attempt, aspire, aim; effort, venture, struggle, enterprise.

ENDOWpay for, provide, supply, invest, give, bestow.

ENFORCEimpose, apply, administer, implement, execute, force, compel, coerce.

ENGENDERcause, give rise to, lead to, result in, produce, generate.

ENHANCEincrease, intensify, augment, improve, complement.

ENLIGHTEN

inform, notify, illuminate.

ENLISTjoin up, recruit.

ENSUEresult, follow, develop, proceed, succeed, happen, take place.

ENTAILinvolve, require, need, demand, produce, result in, lead to.

ENTICEtempt, lure, attract, convince.

ENTITLEqualify, authorize, permit, title, name.

ENVISAGE

foresee, predict.

ENVISIONvisualize, imagine, picture.

ESPECIALLYmainly, mostly.

ESPOUSE

adopt, embrace, accept.

EVADEavoid, escape.

EVENTUAL

final, ultimate, concluding.


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EVENTUALLYin the end, in due course, by and by, in time, after some time, finally, ultimately.

EVOLVEdevelop, progress, advance, grow, expand, change, transform, adapt.

EXCEEDINGLYextremely, exceptionally, very.

EXEMPTfree, not subject, excused, absolved; excuse, release, absolve.

EXERTapply, employ, use, utilize, try hard, strive.

EXPERTISEskill, knowledge, mastery, ability.

EXPLOITutilize, use, make use of, abuse, impose; adventure, achievement.

EXQUISITE

beautiful, lovely, elegant, superb.

EXTRANEOUSirrelevant, external.

FFACILITYprovision, space, means, potential, equipment, advantage, convenience,

establishment, aptitude, talent.

FADEbecome pale, lose colour, whiten, disappear, vanish, evanesce.

FAITHtrust, belief.

FAITHFUL

loyal, true, devoted.

FANCYwish for, desire, thirst for, find attractive.

FAR-FETCHEDimprobable, unlikely.

FASHIONmanner, way, style.

FATHOM

understand, comprehend, work out.

FEASIBLE


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practicable, workable, achievable, realizable, viable, attainable, realistic, suitable.

FIERCEferocious, savage, aggressive.

FIERY

burning, vivid, intense, deep, explosive.

FIGMENTinvention, creation, illusion.

FIGUREstatistic, number, quantity, price, cost, value, calculations, computation, person,individual, diagram, illustration, drawing; feature, appear, calculate, work out,reckon, compute, determine.

FLATTERcompliment, gratify, delight.

FLATTERINGfavourable, admiring, pleasing, gratifying.

FLAWdefect, blemish, fault, imperfection, deficiency, weakness, inadequacy,

shortcoming, limitation.

FLINGthrow; good time, affair.

FLOUNDER

struggle.

FLUSH

blush, go red, colour; drive, force.

FOISTimpose, force, thrust.

FORECASTpredict, prediction.

FOREFATHERancestor, antecedent, progenitor.

FOREGOforgo, do without, go without, give up, renounce, surrender.

FOREGOINGpreceding, aforesaid, aforementioned, previously mentioned, earlier, previous.

FOREMOSTleading, principal, prime, greatest, supreme, most important.

FORESEE

anticipate, predict, forecast, envisage, envision.

FORESHADOW


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indicate, suggest, anticipate.

FORESIGHTforethought, vision, anticipation, prudence, care, caution, precaution.

FOREWORD

preface, introduction, prologue, preamble.

FORFEITlose, be deprived of, sacrifice; punishment.

FORGEform, build, establish.

FORGO

do without, give up, renounce, surrender.

FORMER

first-mentioned, first.

FORTHout, outside, away, ahead, forward, onwards, until now.

FORTHCOMING

imminent, ready, available.

FORTHRIGHTfrank, direct, honest, straightforward, sincere.

FORTHWITH

immediately, at once, instantly, promptly.

FOSTER

encourage, promote, stimulate.

FOUNDERoriginator, creator, father, architect, developer.

FREE REINfreedom.

FRINGEperimeter, border, edge.

FRUITIONfulfilment, realization, success, completion, conclusion.

FULFILachieve, attain, perform, accomplish, meet, satisfy, comply with, conform to.

FULFILLEDsatisfied.

FURNISH

supply, provide, equip, give, offer.

FURTHER


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also, additionally, in addition, besides.

FURTHERMOREmoreover, further, additionally, besides.

GGAZE

stare, look fixedly, scrutinize; regard, inspection, scrutiny.

GLANCElook briefly.

GLIMPSEglance, brief look.

GLOWshine, radiate; radiance, light, pleasure, satisfaction.

GLOWERglare, give a someone a black look.

GNAWtorment.

GRANTallow, accord, permit, give, award, bestow on, provide with, admit, accept,concede.

GRASPhold, understand, comprehend, follow.

GRIPhold.

GROSSobese, corpulent; earn, make.

H

HANDFULa few, a small number.

HANDICAPdisability, defect.

HANDSOMEgood-looking, attractive, elegant, substantial, considerable.

HARBOUR

dock, haven, refuge, safe; hide, protect.


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HARNESSequipment; control, exploit, utilize, use, make use of.

HENCEconsequently, therefore, thus, so, accordingly.

HENCEFORTHfrom now on, hence, subsequently, hereafter.

HEREAFTERfrom now on, after this.

HIGHLIGHThigh point; underline, call attention to.

HINDRANCEimpediment, obstacle, barrier, restriction, limitation, complication, difficulty,inconvenience.

HINTclue, suggestion, inkling, tip; imply, insinuate, suggest, indicate.

HITHERTOpreviously, formerly, earlier, before, so far, until now.

HOOPring, circle, loop.

HOWEVERnevertheless, nonetheless, but, still, yet, though, although, despite that, anyway.

HUGEenormous, vast, immense, large, massive, colossal.

HUMBLErespectful, submissive, modest, poor, ignoble, ordinary; humiliate, demean,degrade, defeat, beat.

IIMPAIRhave a negative effect on, damage, harm, diminish.

IMPAIRMENTdisability, abnormality, defect, dysfunction.

IMPENDING

imminent.

INCREASINGLYprogressively.

INCURSIONattack, invasion.


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INDEEDas expected.

INEPTincompetent.

INGENIOUSinventive, creative, original, innovative, intelligent.

INNERMOSTcentral, middle, internal; deepest, private, secret, hidden.

INSETsomething inserted, a small picture, map, inserted within the border of a largerone.

INSIGHTintuition, discernment, perception.

INSUREprovide insurance for, assure, protect, guarantee, warrant.

INTERLOCKinterconnect, interlink, engage, mesh, join, unite, connect.

INTERSPERSEmix, scatter, disperse, spread.

INTERVENEoccur, happen, take place, get involved, interfere.

INVOKEcite, refer to, appeal to.

JJUMBLEconfusion, mess.

KKINDLElight, ignite, stimulate, inspire, stir (up), excite, evoke, provoke, fire.

KNITunite, unify.

LLEAN


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incline, have a preference for.

LENDloan, let someone use, give, bestow, confer, provide, supply, contribute.

LIAISON

cooperation, contact, association, connection, collaboration, alliance, mediator,(love) affair, relationship, romance.

LIFTraise, boost, improve, enhance, clear, vanish, dissolve, cancel, remove, amplify,raise; elevator, (car) ride, drive, stimulus, push.

LIKENcompare, equate, draw an analogy between, link, associate.

LOADdelivery, plenty, commitment, fill (up), pack, insert, place.

LONERrecluse, introvert.

LONGlengthy, extensive; yearn, hunger, thirst, be desperate.

LOSSmislaying, misplacement, forgetting, deprivation, disappearance.

LOUSYawful.

LUDICROUSabsurd, ridiculous.

LUMPpiece, mass, block; combine, group, unite.

LURE

tempt, attract, induce.

M

MERGEjoin.

MERITexcellence, quality, credit, value, eminence, advantage; deserve, be worth.

MILDgentle, tender, sensitive, sympathetic, tranquil, serene, slight, faint, vague.

MISFIRE

go wrong, fail.

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deceive, delude, misguide, misinform.

MISMATCHinconsistency, contradiction, discrepancy.

MISUNDERSTAND

misinterpret, misconceive.

MOREOVERbesides, furthermore, in addition.

MORTIFYembarrass, shame, horrify.MOTLEYmiscellaneous, varied, diversified, heterogeneous.

MUDDLED

in a mess, in disorder, confused.

MULLponder, consider, think about, reflect on, contemplate.

MUSTERassemble, gather, collect.

NNEATLYmethodically, systematically, cleverly, elegantly, skilfully, expertly.

NEVERTHELESSnonetheless, even so, however, but, still, yet, though, despite that.

NEWLYrecently.

NORMALCY

regularity, state of being normal.

NOTEWORTHYnotable, interesting, significant, important, impressive, outstanding, unique,special, unusual, extraordinary, singular.

NOTWITHSTANDING

despite, nevertheless, nonetheless, even so, although.

NOVELbook; new, original, unusual.

NUBcentral point, core, heart, essence.

NUISANCEannoyance, inconvenience, bore, bother, problem, trouble.


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NULLinvalid, cancelled, characterless.

O

OATHvow, pledge, promise, affirmation, guarantee, dirty word, vulgarity.

OBLIVIOUSunaware, unconscious.

ON PURPOSE

intentionally.

ONGOINGin progress, going on, taking place, advancing, unfinished.

ONSETstart, beginning.

ONWARD

forward, further; advancing, progressing.

OUTCLASSsurpass, be superior to.

OUTCOME

result, consequence, conclusion.

OUTGROWTH

protuberance, swelling, excrescence.

OUTLINEprofile, form, line, delineation, diagram, sketch, rough idea, thumbnail, summary;define, delineate, draft.

OUTLOOK

point of view, opinion, expectations.

OUTNUMBERexceed in number.

OUTPOURINGoutflowing, flux.

OUTSET

starting point, beginning.

OVERALLgeneral, universal, complete.

OVERAWEintimidate, daunt.


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OVERBEARINGdominating, autocratic, tyrannical, despotic, oppressive.

OVERCOMEdefeat, beat, conquer.

OVERLOOKmiss, neglect, ignore, have a view of.

OVERSTATEMENTexaggeration, overemphasis.

OVERTURNturn over, cancel, reverse, overrule, abrogate.

OVERWHELMsubmerge, inundate, defeat, conquer, overcome.

OVERWHELMINGvery large, enormous, immense, very strong, forceful, uncontrollable, compelling.

OWING TO

because of, due to, as a result of, as a consequence of, thanks to.

PPACEstep, rate, speed, velocity.

PALEpost, boundary, improper; white, pallid, light, dim, faint, weak; lose colour, lose

significance.

PARAMOUNTmost important, of greatest importance, uppermost, main, central, major.

PAVE THE WAYprepare (the way) for, get ready for, lay the foundations for.

PAVE

tile, surface, flag.

PERTAINconcern, relate to, be connected with, refer to, belong to, exist, prevail.

PERVADEpermeate, spread through, fill, penetrate.

PERVASIVEprevalent, extensive, universal, general.

PINPOINT

point, spot; precise, strict, exact; identify, determine, discover, detect.

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danger, risk, difficulty.

PLAGUEinfestation; afflict, torment, trouble.

PLASTERING

sticking.

PLEADbeg, implore, claim, use as an excuse, argue, state.

PLEASEDgrateful, thankful, happy, glad, delighted.

PLEASING

nice, agreeable, pleasant, friendly.

PLEDGE

promise, vow, word (of honour), assurance, oath; promise, swear, vow.

PLUMBexplore, probe, search, examine.

PLUNGE

dive, jump, throw oneself, fall; drive, jump.

PONDERthink about, contemplate, consider, reflect on, review.

POSE

present, create, raise.

POSIT

postulate, propose, put forward, advance.

POSTPONEdelay, defer, reschedule.

PREACHgive a sermon, proclaim, teach.

PRECISELYexactly, accurately.

PRECLUDEprevent, prohibit.

PREJUDICEpreconceived idea, bias, harm, damage.

PRESUMABLYI presume, I expect, I assume.

PREVAIL

win, triumph, succeed, overcome.

PROBE


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investigation; investigate.

PROFILEside view, outline, shape, form, figure, description; describe, depict, sketch,outline.

PROFIT(financial) gain, earnings, advantage, benefit.

PROFITABLEremunerative, beneficial, productive.

PRONEsusceptible, vulnerable.

PROWESSskill, expertise, ability.

PUNYundersized, inadequate, insufficient, miserable.

PURPORT

claim, pretend.

PURPOSEreason, motivation, justification, intention.

PURSUEfollow, search for, seek, aspire to, hunt, chase, strive for, investigate, examine.

PURSUITaim, goal, objective.

QQUARRELargument, disagreement, fight, dispute, wrangle; argue, fight, disagree.

QUEERodd, strange, unusual.

QUELLput an end to, end, calm, settle, quieten, quiet.

QUIESCENTinactive, inert, motionless.

QUIRKidiosyncrasy, peculiarity; chance, anomaly, freak.

QUOTErecite, repeat, reproduce, cite, mention, refer to.


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RRAMPANT

uncontrolled, intense.

RAPT

fascinated, captivated, gripped, enchanted, ecstatic.

RATHERpreferably, quite, a bit, a little, more precisely, instead.

REARbring up, care for, look after, raise, grow; back (part), tail (end).

RECALL

remember, bring to mind.

RECANTrenounce, deny, repudiate, forswear, abjure.

RECEDEretreat, withdraw, disappear from view, fade into the distance, diminish, decrease,

abate, subside.

RECKONcalculate, compute.

RECOIL

draw back, jump back, pull back, shrink (back), have an adverse effect on; kickback, kick.

RECOURSEoption, possibility, alternative.

RECOVERrecuperate, convalesce, improve, retrieve, recuperate.

RECUR

happen again, repeat, return, reappear.

REGRETbe sorry about; remorse, sorrow, guilt, apology.

REINrestriction, limitation, control.

RELAY

broadcast, transmission; transfer, repeat, spread, circulate.

RELENTchange ones mind, become merciful, agree to something, allow something,concede something.

RELENTLESS


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persistent, continuing, constant, continual, non-stop, never-ending, unabating,incessant, unceasing, endless, unending.

RELUCTANCEunwillingness, hesitation, doubts.

RELYdepend, count, be confident of.

REMARKobservation.

RENDERgive, provide, perform.

RESORTholiday destination, recourse to, step, choice, alternative, option.

RESOURCEassets, funds, device.

RETREAT

withdraw, retire, draw back, go out, change ones mind.

RIDDLEpuzzle, problem, question, enigma, mystery.

RIPPLEwavelet, wave, undulation, ripplet, ridge, ruffle.

RIVETEDfixed, fascinated.

ROUGHLYviolently, forcefully, harshly, unkindly, brutally, savagely, cruelly, heartlessly,abruptly, approximately, around.

RULE OUT

refuse, reject.

S

SAKEpurpose, reason.

SAVANTintellectual, scholar, sage, philosopher, thinker, master.

SCANTlittle, minimal, limited, negligible, insufficient, inadequate.

SCARCE

in short supply, scant, insufficient, deficient, inadequate.

SCRUTINIZE


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examine, study, investigate.

SEEMINGLYapparently.

SEQUESTER

isolate oneself, hide away.

SERENDIPITYgood luck, good fortune, fortuity, providence, happy coincidence.

SET INbegin, start.

SETTLE

resolve, solve, fix, work, arrange.

SHAFT

pole, rod, stick, passage.

SHEDouthouse; drop, remove, reject, discard, radiate, diffuse, disperse.

SHELTER

protection, refuge; protect, shield.

SHORTLYsoon, at any moment, pretty soon.

SHROUD

covering, cover; envelop, hide, mask, obscure.

SHUN

avoid, evade, shy away from, keep ones distance from.

SIGHbreathe out, exhale, rustle, whisper, lament.

SIGHTvision, glimpse, opinion.

SKETCH(preliminary) drawing, outline, brief description, summary.

SLANTslope, incline, distort.

SLIPslide, drop, fall; piece of paper.

SNAPbreak, split, crack.

SOBER

not drunk, serious, sensible, thoughtful; make serious, subdue, calm down.

SORT


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type, kind, nature, variety, category, class, group; classify, categorize, assemble,systematize.

SORTIEforay, charge, offensive, attack, assault, onset, mission, operation.

SOUNDNESSwholeness, firmness, stability, validity, trustworthiness.

SPARKLINGeffervescent, fizzy, brilliant, vivacious, vibrant, lively, animated.

SPOILdamage, impair, blemish, disfigure, injure, harm, ruin, destroy.

SPOTLIGHTpublic eye; focus attention on.

SPREADopen out, scatter, disperse, disseminate; expansion, propagation.

SPUR

stimulus, incentive; stimulate, encourage.

SQUEEZEcompress, extract.

STAGGERwalk unsteadily; amaze, astound, astonish, surprise, startle, stun, daze.

STANDPOINTpoint of view, opinion.

STANDSTILLhalt, stop.

STARKsharp, evident, clear, clear-cut, well focused.

STARTLING

surprising, astonishing, amazing.

STEEPprecipitous, abrupt, sharp, expensive, costly, excessive, exorbitant, outrageous,prohibitive.

STEM FROM

have its origins in, arise from, originate from, spring from, be caused by, beproduced by.

STEPWISEgradually, in steps.

STIPEND

salary, allowance.

STIRRING


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exciting.

STRAGGLEwalk slowly.

STRAIGHTFORWARD

uncomplicated, simple, easy, effortless, undemanding

STRANDfilament.

STREAMjet, flow, efflux, succession, series.

STRESS

emphasis, importance; emphasize.

STRETCH

be elastic, lengthen, prolong.

STRIKEhit, smack, beat, collide.

STRIKING

noticeable, obvious, conspicuous, evident, notable, remarkable, astonishing,impressive, amazing.

STRING ALONGgo along, accompany, join (up with).

STRINGcord, chain, series, succession, sequence, conditions, qualifications; hang, suspend.

STRINGENTsevere, firm, rigid.

STRIVEtry, attempt, endeavour, aim, venture.

STUN

daze, stupefy, astound, amaze, astonish.

SUBSIDEquieten down, calm, recede, soften, abate.

SUBTLETYdelicacy, subtleness.

SUFFICE

be enough, be sufficient.

SUITadjust, adapt, modify, fit.

SUMMON

call for, request the presence of; ask, invite.


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SUPPRESSsubdue, repress, defeat, conquer, control, contain, censor, hide.

SURFEITexcess, abundance.

SURMISEguess, conjecture, suspect, deduce, conclude, speculate.

SURMOUNTovercome, conquer, prevail.

SURPASSexcel, exceed, transcend, outshine, overshadow.

SURPLUSexcess, profusion, plethora, additional.

SWAYshake, oscillate, govern; oscillation.

SWINDLE

defraud, cheat, trick, deceive; fraud, deception, artifice.

TTACITimplicit.

TACKLEget to work on, confront.

TAKEOVERbuy out, purchase, acquisition.

TANTAMOUNTequivalent to, equal to, as good to, much the same as, comparable to.

TARNISHdiscolour, dishonour, harm, damage, ruin, disgrace.

THEREFOREconsequently, so, as a result, hence, thus, accordingly.

THEREFROMfrom hereon, from this point.

THEREINin that respect.

THEREOFfrom this, so, thus.

THOUGHin spite of the fact that, although.


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THREADfilament, fibre, strand, stripe, line, strip, direction, train of thought; pass, work,ease, push, weave ones way, make ones way.

THRIVE

prosper, flourish, advance, succeed.

THROUGHOUTall over, in every part of.

THRUSTpush, force, stick, drive, propel.

THUMBNAIL

concise, short, succinct, to the point, compact.

TO NO AVAIL

in vain, without success, fruitlessly, for nothing.

TORNripped, irresolute, uncertain, unsure, undecided, in two minds.

TOUGH

durable, strong, solid, robust, hard, arduous, difficult.

TOWARDSin the direction of, shortly before, around, with regard to.

TRAIT

characteristic, attribute, feature.

TREASURE

riches, valuables, valuable object; cherish, prize, adore, be devoted to.

TREKjourney, trip; walk, travel.

TRENDtendency, inclination; move, incline, tend.

TRIGGERlead to, generate, begin, start.

UUBIQUITOUS

omnipresent, ever-present, everywhere.

UBIQUITYomnipresence.

ULTIMATEeventual, final, concluding, consequent, fundamental, basic, elementary.


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ULTIMATELYeventually, in the end, finally, fundamentally, basically, essentially.

UNCOVERexpose, reveal, unveil.

UNDERESTIMATEundervalue.

UNDERGOgo through, experience, undertake, face, endure.

UNDERNEATHunder, beneath, below.

UNERRINGinfallible, perfect.

UNEVENirregular, unequal, asymmetrical, inconsistent, variable, unfair, unjust.

UNFLATTERING

unfavourable, unattractive.

UNITEunify, join, combine, merge, mix, blend.

UNKNOWINGLYwithout knowledge or awareness.

UNLIKELYimprobable, doubtful, implausible, questionable, unconvincing, far-fetched,unrealistic.

UNSETTLEdiscompose, upset, disturb, destabilize.

UNSETTLED

aimless, purposeless, troubled, variable, uncertain, undecided.

UNSURPASSEDunmatched, incomparable.

UNTIDYmessy, disordered.

UNVEIL

reveal.

UPHEAVALdisruption, disturbance, trouble, confusion.

UPHOLDconfirm, endorse, sustain, approve, support, maintain, preserve, protect, keep.

UPRIGHTvertical, perpendicular, straight.


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UPWARDrising, on the rise, ascending, climbing, mounting.

UPWARDSup, upward, uphill, to the top.

URGEencourage, exhort, enjoin, entreat, implore, appeal to, beg, advise, counsel,recommend; desire, wish, need, compulsion.

USHERlead, conduct, guide.

UTMOST

greatest, highest, maximum, most, uttermost, supreme, paramount, furthest,furthermost.

UTTERcomplete, total, absolute, perfect.

UTTERLY

completely, totally, absolutely, entirely, altogether.

VVOWoath, pledge, promise, assurance; swear, pledge, promise.

WWAGERbet.

WANDERwalk, stray, depart, diverge, deviate, digress, get lost, lose ones way, wind, twist.

WARD OFFrepeal, repulse.

WARDroom, department, division

WEALTHprosperity, means, fortune; abundance, profusion.

WEAR AND TEARwastage, depreciation.

WHATSOEVER

whatever.


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WHENCEfrom which.

WHEREASsince, inasmuch as, while.

WHEREINwithin, in the place which; where.

WHEREVERin any place that.

WHETsharpen, stimulate, trigger, inspire.

WHITTLEshape, model, reduce, diminish, weaken, compromise, impair.

WHOLEHEARTEDcommitted, positive, emphatic, devoted, dedicated, enthusiastic.

WHOLESALE

extensively, on a large scale, indiscriminately; extensive.

WHOLLYcompletely, totally, absolutely, entirely, exclusively, solely.

WIDESPREADgeneral, universal, worldwide.

WIGGLEjiggle, wag, shake, twist.

WISHAPaccident, problem, difficulty, failure.

WITHSTANDresist, survive, endure, face, confront.

WITLESS

foolish, stupid, unintelligent.

WITNESSobserver, spectator, proof, testimony.

WORRISOMEworrying.

WORTHWHILE

valuable, useful.

WOUNDinjury, insult.

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XEROXphotocopy, copy, duplicate, reproduction.

Y

YEARNlong, pine, desire, want, wish.

YELLcry out, call out, scream; cry, shout.

YETso far, thus far, until now, right now, already, nevertheless, nonetheless, however,still, even, further, besides.

ZZOOMspeed, rate.

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