Related Words:
- balefully,
- banefully,
- corrodingly,
- corrosively,
- counterproductively,
- damagingly,
- deleteriously,
- detrimentally,
- disadvantageously,
- disserviceably,
- hatefully,
- hurtfully,
- in spite,
- iniquitously,
- injuriously,
- invidiously,
- malefically,
- maleficently,
- malevolently,
- maliciously,
- malignantly,
- malignly,
- meanly,
- mischievously,
- nastily,
- noisomely,
- noxiously,
- ornerily,
- poisonously,
- prejudicially,
- spitefully,
- toxically,
- venomously,
- viciously,
- virulently,
- wickedly,
- with bad intent,
- with malice aforethought,
- with malice prepense
- malignantly
collapse - in a malignant manner, as of a tumor that spreads related words >
- balefully,
- banefully,
- corrodingly,
- corrosively,
- counterproductively,
- damagingly,
- deleteriously,
- detrimentally,
- disadvantageously,
- disserviceably,
- harmfully,
- hatefully,
- hurtfully,
- in spite,
- iniquitously,
- injuriously,
- invidiously,
- malefically,
- maleficently,
- malevolently,
- maliciously,
- malignly,
- meanly,
- mischievously,
- nastily,
- noisomely,
- noxiously,
- ornerily,
- poisonously,
- prejudicially,
- spitefully,
- toxically,
- venomously,
- viciously,
- virulently,
- wickedly,
- with bad intent,
- with malice aforethought,
- with malice prepense
- malevolently
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- in a malevolent manner; "she gossips malevolently" related words >
- balefully,
- banefully,
- corrodingly,
- corrosively,
- counterproductively,
- damagingly,
- deleteriously,
- detrimentally,
- disadvantageously,
- disserviceably,
- harmfully,
- hatefully,
- hurtfully,
- in spite,
- iniquitously,
- injuriously,
- invidiously,
- malefically,
- maleficently,
- maliciously,
- malignantly,
- malignly,
- meanly,
- mischievously,
- nastily,
- noisomely,
- noxiously,
- ornerily,
- poisonously,
- prejudicially,
- spitefully,
- toxically,
- venomously,
- viciously,
- virulently,
- wickedly,
- with bad intent,
- with malice aforethought,
- with malice prepense
- disparity
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- inequality or difference in some respect related words >
- agreement to disagree,
- alienation,
- antagonism,
- apostasy,
- argumentation,
- asymmetry,
- bad copy,
- bad likeness,
- camouflage,
- clashing,
- conflict,
- contradiction,
- contrariety,
- contrast,
- controversy,
- counter-culture,
- cross-purposes,
- departure,
- deviation,
- difference,
- difference of opinion,
- difficulty,
- disaccord,
- disaccordance,
- disagreement,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- disconformity,
- discongruity,
- discord,
- discordance,
- discordancy,
- discrepancy,
- discreteness,
- disequilibrium,
- disguise,
- disharmony,
- disproportion,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissemblance,
- dissension,
- dissent,
- dissentience,
- dissidence,
- dissimilarity,
- dissimilation,
- dissimilitude,
- dissonance,
- distinction,
- distinctness,
- disunion,
- disunity,
- divergence,
- divergency,
- diversity,
- dividedness,
- division,
- dropping out,
- faction,
- far cry,
- gap,
- heterogeneity,
- imbalance,
- imparity,
- inaccordance,
- inadequacy,
- incommensurability,
- incomparability,
- incompatibility,
- incongruity,
- inconsistency,
- inconsonance,
- inequality,
- inequity,
- inharmoniousness,
- inharmony,
- injustice,
- insufficiency,
- irreconcilability,
- irregularity,
- jarring,
- makeup,
- mere caricature,
- minority opinion,
- misunderstanding,
- mixture,
- negation,
- nonagreement,
- nonassent,
- nonconcurrence,
- nonconformity,
- nonconsent,
- nonuniformity,
- odds,
- opposition,
- oppugnancy,
- otherness,
- overbalance,
- polarization,
- poor imitation,
- recusance,
- recusancy,
- rejection,
- repudiation,
- repugnance,
- secession,
- separateness,
- shortcoming,
- unbalance,
- unconformity,
- underground,
- unevenness,
- unfair discrimination,
- unharmoniousness,
- unlikeness,
- unorthodoxy,
- unresemblance,
- unsameness,
- unsimilarity,
- variance,
- variation,
- variegation,
- variety,
- withdrawal
- festering
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- (medicine) the formation of morbific matter in an abscess or a vesicle and the discharge of pus related words >
- abscess,
- adulteration,
- algesia,
- algetic,
- angry,
- aposteme,
- bad,
- bed sore,
- befouling,
- blain,
- bleb,
- blister,
- boil,
- bubo,
- bulla,
- bunion,
- burning,
- canker,
- canker sore,
- cankered,
- carbuncle,
- carious,
- chafed,
- chancre,
- chancroid,
- chilblain,
- cold sore,
- contamination,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- decayed,
- decomposed,
- defilement,
- envenoming,
- eschar,
- felon,
- fester,
- fever blister,
- fiery,
- fistula,
- foul,
- fouling,
- furuncle,
- furunculus,
- galled,
- gangrened,
- gangrenous,
- gathering,
- gleet,
- gone bad,
- gumboil,
- hemorrhoids,
- ichor,
- infection,
- inflamed,
- inflammation,
- irritated,
- irritation,
- kibe,
- lesion,
- leukorrhea,
- matter,
- mattering,
- misuse,
- mortified,
- necrosed,
- necrotic,
- papula,
- papule,
- paronychia,
- parulis,
- peccant,
- peccant humor,
- perversion,
- petechia,
- piles,
- pimple,
- pock,
- poisoning,
- pollution,
- polyp,
- prostitution,
- purulence,
- purulent,
- pus,
- pussy,
- pustule,
- putrefied,
- putrescent,
- putrid,
- rankling,
- raw,
- red,
- rising,
- rotten,
- rotting,
- running,
- sanies,
- scab,
- sensitive,
- sensitiveness,
- smarting,
- soft chancre,
- sore,
- sore spot,
- soreness,
- sphacelated,
- spoiled,
- stigma,
- sty,
- suppurating,
- suppuration,
- suppurative,
- swelling,
- tender,
- tenderness,
- tingling,
- tubercle,
- ulcer,
- ulcerated,
- ulceration,
- vitiation,
- wale,
- welt,
- wheal,
- whelk,
- whitlow,
- wound
- Babbittry,
- bad taste,
- bourgeois taste,
- camp,
- campiness,
- high camp,
- impropriety,
- inappropriateness,
- indecency,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indelicacy,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- kitsch,
- low camp,
- philistinism,
- pop,
- pop culture,
- tastelessness,
- unaestheticism,
- unaestheticness,
- unbecomingness,
- unfittingness,
- unseemliness,
- unsuitability,
- unsuitableness,
- vulgar taste,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity,
- vulgarness
- Babbittry,
- bad taste,
- bourgeois taste,
- camp,
- campiness,
- high camp,
- impropriety,
- inappropriateness,
- indecency,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indelicacy,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- kitsch,
- low camp,
- philistinism,
- poor taste,
- pop,
- tastelessness,
- unaestheticism,
- unaestheticness,
- unbecomingness,
- unfittingness,
- unseemliness,
- unsuitability,
- unsuitableness,
- vulgar taste,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity,
- vulgarness
- long
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- having or being more than normal or necessary:"long on brains"; "in long supply"
- primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified; "a long road"; "a long distance"; "contained many long words"; "ten miles long"
- primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified; "a long life"; "a long boring speech"; "a long time"; "a long friendship"; "a long game"; "long ago"; "an hour long"
- (of speech sounds or syllables) of relatively long duration; " the English vowel sounds in `bate', `beat', `bite', `boat', `boot' are long"
- holding securities or commodities in expectation of a rise in prices; "is long on coffee"; "a long position in gold"
- involving substantial risk; "long odds"
- of relatively great height; "a race of long gaunt men"- Sherwood Anderson; "looked out the long French windows"
- for an extended time or at a distant time; "a promotion long overdue"; "something long hoped for"; "his name has long been forgotten"; "talked all night long"; "how long will you be gone?"; "arrived long before he was expected"; "it is long after your bedtime"
- for an extended distance related words >
- a mile long,
- ache,
- ache for,
- ache to,
- aeon,
- age,
- ages,
- aim,
- and night,
- aspire,
- be dying for,
- be dying to,
- be hurting for,
- big,
- blue moon,
- bull,
- bull account,
- burn to,
- century,
- choose to,
- clamor for,
- colossal,
- covet,
- crave,
- cry for,
- day after day,
- de longue haleine,
- dearly love to,
- desire,
- diffuse,
- diffusive,
- dragging,
- drawn-out,
- dream,
- dream of,
- elongate,
- elongated,
- endless,
- enduringly,
- eternity,
- extended,
- extensive,
- fancy,
- far-flung,
- far-reaching,
- fargoing,
- filled out,
- flatulent,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- gangling,
- gangly,
- gape for,
- giant,
- gigantic,
- great,
- hanker,
- hone for,
- hope for,
- hour after hour,
- hunger,
- interminable,
- interminably,
- itch,
- itch for,
- itch to,
- languish for,
- languishing,
- lank,
- lanky,
- large,
- lasting,
- leggy,
- lengthened,
- lengthy,
- like to,
- lingering,
- long account,
- long ago,
- long for,
- long interest,
- long side,
- long since,
- long time,
- long to,
- long while,
- long-continuing,
- long-drawn,
- long-drawn-out,
- long-legged,
- long-pending,
- long-spun,
- long-winded,
- longiloquent,
- longish,
- longs,
- longsome,
- love to,
- lust,
- lust for,
- marathon,
- miss,
- month after month,
- month of Sundays,
- morning,
- no end of,
- noon,
- out,
- outstretched,
- overlong,
- padded,
- pant for,
- persistently,
- pine,
- pine for,
- prolix,
- prolonged,
- protracted,
- protractedly,
- rangy,
- right smart spell,
- sesquipedal,
- sesquipedalian,
- sigh,
- sigh for,
- since time began,
- spoil for,
- spun-out,
- statuesque,
- stretched-out,
- sustained,
- talkative,
- tall,
- the livelong day,
- thirst,
- thirst for,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- unrelenting,
- verbose,
- want,
- want to,
- weary for,
- windy,
- wish,
- wish for,
- wish to,
- without end,
- wordy,
- year after year,
- yearn,
- yearn for,
- years,
- years on end,
- yen,
- yen for
- accordingly,
- appropriately,
- as is proper,
- as is right,
- by right,
- by rights,
- condignly,
- correctly,
- deservedly,
- disinterestedly,
- dispassionately,
- equally,
- equitably,
- evenly,
- fair,
- fairly,
- fittingly,
- impartially,
- impersonally,
- in all conscience,
- in reason,
- inequity,
- injustice,
- justifiably,
- justifiedly,
- justly,
- meetly,
- on time,
- properly,
- punctually,
- right,
- rightfully,
- rightly,
- suitably,
- upon even terms,
- warrantably,
- warrantedly,
- without distinction
- breach of promise
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- failure to keep a promise (of marriage) related words >
- Punic faith,
- bad faith,
- barratry,
- breach,
- breach of contract,
- breach of faith,
- breach of privilege,
- breach of trust,
- breaking,
- contravention,
- dereliction,
- disaffection,
- disloyalty,
- faithlessness,
- falseness,
- falsity,
- fickleness,
- inconstancy,
- infidelity,
- infraction,
- infringement,
- mala fides,
- offense,
- recreancy,
- transgression,
- trespass,
- trothlessness,
- unfaith,
- unfaithfulness,
- unloyalty,
- unsteadfastness,
- untrueness,
- violation
- contemptible
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- deserving of contempt or scorn related words >
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- crude,
- crummy,
- debased,
- degraded,
- deplorable,
- depraved,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagrant,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- grave,
- grievous,
- gross,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- ignoble,
- ignominious,
- infamous,
- inferior,
- lamentable,
- little,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- malodorous,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- mephitic,
- meretricious,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- nauseating,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offensive,
- outcast,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- regrettable,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reptilian,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- rotten,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sickening,
- small,
- sordid,
- sorry,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- trashy,
- trumpery,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- unclean,
- unmentionable,
- unworthy,
- valueless,
- vile,
- villainous,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched
- national debt
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- the debt of the national government (as distinguished from the debts of individuals and businesses and political subdivisions) related words >
- accounts payable,
- accounts receivable,
- amount due,
- bad debts,
- bill,
- bills,
- borrowing,
- charges,
- chits,
- debt,
- due,
- dues,
- financial commitment,
- floating debt,
- funded debt,
- indebtedness,
- indebtment,
- liability,
- maturity,
- obligation,
- outstanding debt,
- pledge,
- public debt,
- score,
- uncollectibles,
- unfulfilled pledge
- spend
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- pay out; "spend money"
- spend completely; "I spend my pocket money in two days"
- pass (time) in a specific way; "How are you spending your summer vacation?" related words >
- ablate,
- absorb,
- allot,
- assign,
- assimilate,
- attend to business,
- be exposed to,
- be subjected to,
- bestow,
- bleed white,
- blow,
- budget,
- burn up,
- busy,
- consecrate to,
- consume,
- contribute,
- cost,
- cost out,
- dedicate to,
- deplete,
- devote,
- digest,
- disburse,
- dish out,
- dissipate,
- drain,
- drain of resources,
- drop,
- eat,
- eat up,
- employ,
- encounter,
- endure,
- engage,
- erode,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- experience,
- feel,
- finish,
- finish off,
- fork out,
- fritter away,
- give,
- give over to,
- give to,
- go,
- go through,
- gobble,
- gobble up,
- hand out,
- have,
- impoverish,
- incur costs,
- ingest,
- invest,
- know,
- labor under,
- lavish,
- lay out,
- lose,
- meet,
- meet up with,
- meet with,
- mind the store,
- occupy,
- open the purse,
- outlay,
- pass,
- pass the time,
- pass through,
- pay,
- pay out,
- prodigal,
- profligate,
- put in,
- put out,
- run,
- run through,
- run up against,
- schedule,
- shell out,
- sink money in,
- spend the time,
- spender,
- spill,
- splurge,
- squander,
- squanderer,
- stand under,
- suck dry,
- suffer,
- sustain,
- swallow,
- swallow up,
- taste,
- throw away,
- throw money around,
- undergo,
- use up,
- waste,
- waste away,
- waster,
- wastethrift,
- wastrel,
- wear away,
- while,
- while away,
- wile
- existing
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- presently existing; "the existing system"
- existing in something specified; "depletion of the oxygen existing in the bloodstream" related words >
- actual,
- alive,
- around,
- as is,
- being,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- current,
- existent,
- extant,
- fresh,
- immanent,
- immediate,
- in being,
- in effect,
- in existence,
- in force,
- instant,
- latest,
- living,
- modern,
- new,
- on foot,
- present,
- present-age,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- prevalent,
- running,
- subsistent,
- subsisting,
- that be,
- that is,
- topical,
- under the sun,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-the-minute
- extant
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- still in existence; not extinct or destroyed or lost; "extant manuscripts"; "specimens of graphic art found among extant barbaric folk"- Edward Clodd related words >
- actual,
- alive,
- around,
- as is,
- being,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- current,
- existent,
- existing,
- fresh,
- immanent,
- immediate,
- in being,
- in effect,
- in existence,
- in force,
- instant,
- latest,
- living,
- modern,
- new,
- on foot,
- present,
- present-age,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- prevalent,
- running,
- subsistent,
- subsisting,
- that be,
- that is,
- topical,
- under the sun,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-the-minute
- habitually
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- according to habit or custom; "her habitually severe expression"; "he habitually keeps his office door closed" related words >
- again and again,
- as a rule,
- as per usual,
- as things go,
- as usual,
- chiefly,
- chronically,
- commonly,
- consistently,
- customarily,
- frequently,
- generally,
- in many instances,
- inveterately,
- mainly,
- many a time,
- many times,
- most often,
- mostly,
- naturally,
- normally,
- normatively,
- not infrequently,
- not seldom,
- oft,
- often,
- often enough,
- oftentimes,
- ofttimes,
- ordinarily,
- persistently,
- prescriptively,
- recurringly,
- regularly,
- repeatedly,
- repetitively,
- routinely,
- to be expected,
- unseldom,
- usually,
- whenever you wish,
- wontedly
- certificate of deposit
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- a debt instrument issued by a bank; usually pays interest related words >
- CD,
- IOU,
- MO,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bill,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- blank check,
- callable securities,
- cats and dogs,
- certificate,
- certified check,
- charge card,
- charge plate,
- check,
- checkbook,
- cheque,
- circular note,
- commercial paper,
- corporation securities,
- credit card,
- credit instrument,
- credit slip,
- debenture,
- demand bill,
- demand draft,
- deposit slip,
- draft,
- due bill,
- exchequer bill,
- foreign securities,
- futures contract,
- government securities,
- junior securities,
- letter of credit,
- listed securities,
- marketable securities,
- money order,
- municipal securities,
- negotiable instrument,
- negotiable securities,
- noncallable securities,
- note,
- note of hand,
- outstanding securities,
- over-the-counter securities,
- paper,
- portfolio,
- postal order,
- promissory note,
- securities,
- senior securities,
- short-term note,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- stocks and bonds,
- subject to call,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- treasury bond,
- treasury certificate,
- treasury note,
- undigested securities,
- unregistered securities,
- voucher,
- warrant
- unsatisfactory
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- not giving satisfaction; "shops should take back unsatisfactory goods"; "her performance proved to be unsatisfactory"; "life is becoming increasingly unsatifactory"; "our discussion was very unsatisfactory" related words >
- amiss,
- bad,
- bum,
- crappy,
- defective,
- deficient,
- disappointing,
- disheartening,
- displeasing,
- dissatisfactory,
- failing,
- falling short,
- faulty,
- flawed,
- found wanting,
- imperfect,
- inadequate,
- inappropriate,
- incommensurate,
- incompetent,
- incomplete,
- inferior,
- insufficient,
- lacking,
- not enough,
- not good enough,
- poor,
- punk,
- rotten,
- second best,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- too little,
- unacceptable,
- unequal to,
- unfulfilling,
- ungratifying,
- unqualified,
- unsatisfying,
- unsufficing,
- unsuitable,
- unworthy,
- up,
- wanting,
- weak,
- wrong
- relay
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- the act of passing something along from one person or group to another; "the relay was successful"
- electrical device such that current flowing through it in one circuit can switch on and off a current in a second circuit
- a fresh team to relieve weary draft animals
- a crew of workers who relieve another crew
- pass along; "Please relay the news to the villagers"
- control or operate by relay related words >
- Le Mans,
- adder,
- air race,
- alternator,
- analytical control unit,
- analyzer,
- anchor watch,
- anode,
- armature,
- assign,
- autoconverter,
- automobile race,
- autostarter,
- autotransformer,
- battery charger,
- bicycle race,
- bit,
- boat race,
- brush,
- cap,
- capacitor,
- carry over,
- cathode,
- charger,
- choking coil,
- coder,
- coil,
- collator,
- communicate,
- commutator,
- compensator,
- compiler,
- condenser,
- consign,
- contest of speed,
- controller,
- converter,
- coupling,
- cross-country race,
- cutout,
- dash,
- day shift,
- decoder,
- deliver,
- deport,
- derby,
- detector,
- differential,
- diffuse,
- disseminate,
- distributor,
- divider,
- dog race,
- dogwatch,
- drag race,
- dynamo,
- dynamotor,
- electrode,
- electrophorus,
- electroscope,
- endurance race,
- expel,
- export,
- extradite,
- footrace,
- full time,
- fuse,
- galvanic pile,
- galvanoscope,
- generator,
- graveyard shift,
- grid,
- ground,
- half time,
- hand forward,
- hand on,
- hand over,
- heat,
- hurdle race,
- ignition,
- impart,
- import,
- inductor,
- insulator,
- integrator,
- interrupter,
- jumper,
- lap,
- lightning rod,
- lobster trick,
- magnet,
- magneto,
- magnetoscope,
- make over,
- marathon,
- marathon race,
- match race,
- memory tubes,
- metastasize,
- metathesize,
- motor-generator,
- motorcycle race,
- multiplier,
- night shift,
- obstacle race,
- oscillator,
- oscilloscope,
- outlet,
- overtime,
- part time,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass over,
- pass the buck,
- perfuse,
- phase discriminator,
- pile,
- plug,
- pocket,
- points,
- position coder,
- potato race,
- printer,
- push button,
- race,
- reactor,
- receptacle,
- receptor,
- rectifier,
- regatta,
- relay race,
- resistance box,
- resistor,
- rheostat,
- road race,
- run,
- sack race,
- selector,
- self-starter,
- selsyn,
- shift,
- shunt,
- socket,
- spark coil,
- spark plug,
- speedway race,
- split schedule,
- split shift,
- spread,
- sprint,
- sprint race,
- starter,
- step-down transformer,
- stint,
- stock-car race,
- storage unit,
- sunrise watch,
- swing shift,
- switch,
- synchronous converter,
- tap,
- terminal,
- three-legged race,
- time,
- time switch,
- timer,
- toggle switch,
- torch race,
- tour,
- tour of duty,
- track race,
- transfer,
- transfer property,
- transformer,
- transfuse,
- translate,
- translocate,
- transmit,
- transmitter,
- transplace,
- transplant,
- transpose,
- trick,
- trickle charger,
- turn,
- turn of work,
- turn over,
- voltage changer,
- voltage regulator,
- voltage transformer,
- walk,
- watch,
- work shift,
- yacht race
- delayed
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- caused to be slower or later; "the delayed plane finally arrived"
- not as far along as normal in development related words >
- arrested,
- back,
- backward,
- behind,
- behindhand,
- belated,
- blocked,
- checked,
- delayed-action,
- detained,
- held up,
- hung up,
- impeded,
- in a bind,
- in abeyance,
- jammed,
- late,
- latish,
- moratory,
- never on time,
- obstructed,
- overdue,
- retarded,
- set back,
- slow,
- slowed down,
- stopped,
- tardy,
- unpunctual,
- unready,
- untimely
- improper
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- not suitable or right or appropriate; "slightly improper to dine alone with a married man"; "improper medication"
- not conforming to legality, moral law, or social convention; "an unconventional marriage"; "improper banking practices" related words >
- Doric,
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- amiss,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- bad,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- base,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- blooper,
- boner,
- boo-boo,
- break,
- cacophonous,
- careless,
- chintzy,
- clumsy,
- coarse,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- criminal,
- crude,
- damnable,
- dark,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- disgraceful,
- disorderly,
- disruptive,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- erroneous,
- evil,
- excessive,
- execrable,
- false,
- faulty,
- faux pas,
- flagitious,
- flagrant,
- foul,
- fresh,
- futile,
- gaffe,
- gauche,
- graceless,
- gross,
- hardly the thing,
- harsh,
- heinous,
- ignominious,
- ill,
- ill-adapted,
- ill-advised,
- ill-assorted,
- ill-chosen,
- ill-considered,
- ill-fitted,
- ill-matched,
- ill-seasoned,
- ill-sorted,
- ill-suited,
- ill-timed,
- illegal,
- immodest,
- immoral,
- impertinent,
- impolite,
- impolitic,
- imprecise,
- impropriety,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- inaccurate,
- inadmissibility,
- inadmissible,
- inadvisable,
- inapplicable,
- inapposite,
- inappropriate,
- inapt,
- inauspicious,
- incompatible,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- incongruous,
- inconvenient,
- incorrect,
- incorrectness,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indelicate,
- indiscreet,
- inelegance,
- inelegant,
- inept,
- inexact,
- inexpedient,
- infamous,
- infelicitous,
- inferior,
- informal,
- iniquitous,
- inopportune,
- intempestive,
- intrusive,
- invalid,
- irregular,
- irrelevant,
- knavish,
- lascivious,
- late,
- lewd,
- loose,
- low,
- mal a propos,
- maladjusted,
- malapropos,
- malevolent,
- malodorous,
- misbehaving,
- misjoined,
- mismatched,
- mismated,
- misplaced,
- mistaken,
- mistimed,
- monstrous,
- naughty,
- nefarious,
- not done,
- not respectable,
- not the thing,
- objectionableness,
- obscene,
- off base,
- off color,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- offensive,
- out of character,
- out of joint,
- out of keeping,
- out of line,
- out of phase,
- out of place,
- out of proportion,
- out of season,
- out of time,
- out of tune,
- out-of-line,
- outlandish,
- peccant,
- premature,
- rank,
- reprehensible,
- reprobate,
- risque,
- rough,
- rowdy,
- rowdyish,
- rude,
- ruffianly,
- sacrilegious,
- sassy,
- scandalous,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sinful,
- sinister,
- slipshod,
- slovenly,
- solecism,
- solecistic,
- suggestive,
- tactless,
- tasteless,
- terrible,
- too late,
- too soon,
- unacceptableness,
- unadapted,
- unapt,
- unbecoming,
- unbecomingness,
- unbefitting,
- unbehaving,
- unbeseeming,
- uncalled-for,
- unceremonious,
- uncomely,
- unconventional,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- undecorous,
- undesirable,
- undignified,
- undue,
- uneuphonious,
- unfavorable,
- unfelicitous,
- unfit,
- unfitted,
- unfitting,
- unforgivable,
- unfortunate,
- ungenteel,
- ungodly,
- ungraceful,
- ungrammatic,
- unhandy,
- unhappy,
- unhealthy,
- unkind,
- unlawful,
- unlucky,
- unmeet,
- unmeetness,
- unpardonable,
- unpleasant,
- unpolished,
- unprofitable,
- unpropitious,
- unqualified,
- unready,
- unrefined,
- unrighteous,
- unripe,
- unseasonable,
- unseemliness,
- unseemly,
- unskillful,
- unspeakable,
- unsuitable,
- unsuited,
- untasteful,
- untimely,
- untoward,
- untrue,
- unwise,
- unworthy,
- vernacularism,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- vulgar,
- vulgarism,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- Jonah
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- a book in the Old Testament that tells the story of Jonah and the whale
- a person believed to bring bad luck to those around him
- (Old Testament) Jonah did not wish to become a prophet so God caused a great storm to throw him overboard from a ship; he was saved by being swallowed by a whale that vomited him out onto dry land related words >
- Abraham,
- Amos,
- Daniel,
- Ezekiel,
- Haggai,
- Hosea,
- Isaac,
- Isaiah,
- Jacob,
- Jeremiah,
- Joel,
- Joseph,
- Joshua,
- Malachi,
- Micah,
- Moses,
- Nahum,
- Samuel,
- Zephaniah,
- bad influence,
- curse,
- enchantment,
- evil eye,
- evil genius,
- evil star,
- hex,
- hoodoo,
- ill wind,
- jinx,
- malevolent influence,
- malocchio,
- prophet,
- spell,
- vates sacer,
- voodoo,
- whammy
- active use,
- activities,
- activity,
- add,
- affair,
- affairs,
- appliance,
- application,
- apply,
- attend to business,
- attendance,
- avail,
- bag,
- bespeak,
- bestow,
- book,
- brief,
- business,
- busy,
- carry on,
- commerce,
- commission,
- concern,
- concernment,
- conduct,
- consecrate to,
- consume,
- consumption,
- contract for,
- dedicate to,
- devote,
- do,
- do with,
- employment,
- engage,
- engage in,
- engross,
- enlist,
- enterprise,
- exercise,
- exert,
- exertion,
- expend,
- exploit,
- follow,
- function,
- give over to,
- give to,
- go in for,
- good use,
- handle,
- hard usage,
- hard use,
- hire,
- ill use,
- interest,
- involve,
- labor,
- lookout,
- make use of,
- manage,
- manipulate,
- matter,
- mind the store,
- ministration,
- ministry,
- misuse,
- monopolize,
- obtain,
- occupation,
- occupy,
- operate,
- pass,
- pass the time,
- peonage,
- play,
- ply,
- practice,
- preengage,
- procure,
- prosecute,
- pursue,
- put forth,
- put in,
- put on,
- put out,
- recruit,
- reserve,
- retain,
- rough usage,
- secure,
- serfdom,
- service,
- servitium,
- servitorship,
- servitude,
- sign,
- sign on,
- sign up,
- sign up for,
- slavery,
- specialize in,
- spend,
- spend the time,
- tackle,
- take into employment,
- take on,
- take to,
- take up,
- tendance,
- thing,
- undertake,
- undertaking,
- usage,
- use,
- use up,
- using up,
- utilize,
- wage,
- while,
- while away,
- wield,
- wile,
- work,
- work at,
- wrong use
- Micawberish,
- apathetic,
- backward,
- balking,
- balky,
- bone-lazy,
- cadging,
- clock watcher,
- comatose,
- dallier,
- dallying,
- dawdle,
- dawdler,
- delaying,
- deliberate,
- diddler,
- dilatory,
- dillydallier,
- dillydallying,
- do-nothing,
- doless,
- dolittle,
- doodler,
- drone,
- dronish,
- drony,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- ergophobic,
- faineant,
- foot-dragger,
- foot-dragging,
- gentleman of leisure,
- goldbrick,
- goldbricker,
- good-for-nothing,
- goof-off,
- grudging,
- idler,
- impassive,
- indifferent,
- indolent,
- lackadaisical,
- lagging,
- lax,
- lazy,
- lazybones,
- leisurely,
- lethargic,
- lie-abed,
- lingerer,
- lingering,
- loafer,
- loath,
- loiterer,
- loitering,
- loller,
- lotus-eater,
- lounger,
- lubber,
- mope,
- moper,
- nonaggressive,
- parasitic,
- perfunctory,
- phlegmatic,
- plodder,
- potterer,
- procrastinating,
- procrastinative,
- procrastinator,
- procrastinatory,
- putterer,
- reluctant,
- remiss,
- renitent,
- restive,
- scrounging,
- shiftless,
- shuffling,
- slack,
- sleepyhead,
- slothful,
- slouch,
- sloucher,
- slow,
- slow goer,
- slow to,
- slow-foot,
- slowbelly,
- slowpoke,
- slug,
- sluggard,
- sluggish,
- snail,
- sponging,
- stick-in-the-mud,
- straggler,
- time killer,
- time waster,
- tortoise,
- trifler,
- unenterprising,
- unenthusiastic,
- unhasty,
- unhurried,
- unzealous,
- waiter on Providence,
- work-shy
- misdirection
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- incorrect directions or instructions
- an incorrect charge to a jury given by a judge related words >
- bad policy,
- bum steer,
- college of Laputa,
- corruption,
- false coloring,
- impolicy,
- inexpedience,
- inexpediency,
- maladministration,
- malfeasance,
- malpractice,
- misadministration,
- misconduct,
- misconstruction,
- misfeasance,
- misgovernment,
- misguidance,
- mishandling,
- misinformation,
- misinstruction,
- misinterpretation,
- misknowledge,
- misleading,
- mismanagement,
- misrepresentation,
- misrule,
- misteaching,
- misuse,
- mystification,
- neglect,
- negligence,
- nonfeasance,
- obfuscation,
- obscurantism,
- obscuration,
- omission,
- perversion,
- slanting,
- sophistry,
- straining,
- torturing,
- wrongdoing
- unpopular
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- regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval; "unpopular ideas"; "an unpopular war" related words >
- avoided,
- despised,
- disliked,
- friendless,
- ignored,
- ignotus,
- in bad odor,
- inglorious,
- little known,
- lowly,
- misprized,
- misunderstood,
- nameless,
- no credit to,
- obscure,
- out of favor,
- rejected,
- renownless,
- shunned,
- snubbed,
- thankless,
- unaccepted,
- unappreciated,
- uncared-for,
- uncelebrated,
- undesirable,
- undistinguished,
- unfamed,
- unglorified,
- unheard-of,
- unhonored,
- unknown,
- unlamented,
- unliked,
- unloved,
- unmissed,
- unmourned,
- unnotable,
- unnoted,
- unnoticed,
- unregretted,
- unremarked,
- unrenowned,
- unsung,
- unvalued,
- unwanted,
- unwelcome
- undignified
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- lacking dignity related words >
- Doric,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- cacophonous,
- chintzy,
- clumsy,
- coarse,
- crude,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- graceless,
- gross,
- harsh,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- inappropriate,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- inelegant,
- infelicitous,
- low,
- offensive,
- outlandish,
- rude,
- tasteless,
- unbecoming,
- unbeseeming,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- uneuphonious,
- unfelicitous,
- unfitting,
- ungenteel,
- ungraceful,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- untasteful,
- vulgar
- faultfinding
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- persistent petty and unjustified criticism related words >
- Jeremianic,
- adverse criticism,
- animadversion,
- aspersion,
- bad notices,
- bad press,
- beef,
- beefing,
- bellyache,
- bellyaching,
- bitch,
- bitching,
- captious,
- captiousness,
- carping,
- cavil,
- caviling,
- censoriousness,
- complaining,
- complaint,
- complaintful,
- crabbing,
- crabby,
- cranky,
- critical,
- criticism,
- croaking,
- cynical,
- destructive criticism,
- disappointed,
- discontented,
- disgruntled,
- displeased,
- dissatisfied,
- dissent,
- envious,
- exception,
- flak,
- fretful,
- grievance,
- gripe,
- griping,
- groan,
- groaning,
- grouchy,
- grouse,
- grousing,
- growling,
- grumbling,
- hairsplitting,
- hit,
- holler,
- home thrust,
- hostile criticism,
- howl,
- howling,
- hypercritical,
- hypercriticalness,
- hypercriticism,
- imputation,
- kick,
- kicking,
- knock,
- lamentive,
- malcontent,
- malcontented,
- moanful,
- mournful,
- murmuring,
- muttering,
- nagging,
- niggle,
- niggling,
- nit,
- nit-picking,
- obloquy,
- out of humor,
- overcritical,
- overcriticalness,
- peeve,
- peevish,
- peevishness,
- pestering,
- pet peeve,
- pettifogging,
- petulance,
- petulant,
- plaintive,
- plangent,
- priggishness,
- protest,
- puling,
- querulant,
- querulous,
- querulousness,
- quibble,
- quibbling,
- rap,
- rebellious,
- reflection,
- reproachfulness,
- resentful,
- restive,
- restless,
- scolding,
- slam,
- sniping,
- sorrowful,
- squawk,
- squawking,
- stricture,
- sulky,
- swipe,
- taking exception,
- trichoschistic,
- trichoschistism,
- ultracritical,
- ululant,
- unaccepting,
- unaccommodating,
- uneasy,
- unfulfilled,
- ungratified,
- unhappy,
- unsatisfied,
- wailful,
- whimpering,
- whining,
- whiny,
- yapping
- mediocre
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- poor to middling in quality; "there have been good and mediocre and bad artists"
- moderate to inferior in quality; "they improved the quality from mediocre to above average" related words >
- adulterated,
- amidships,
- artless,
- average,
- bad,
- banal,
- base,
- betwixt and between,
- blemished,
- central,
- common,
- commonplace,
- core,
- damaged,
- defective,
- deficient,
- dull,
- equatorial,
- equidistant,
- erroneous,
- everyday,
- fair,
- fair to middling,
- fairish,
- fallible,
- faulty,
- found wanting,
- garden-variety,
- half-assed,
- halfway,
- immature,
- impaired,
- imperfect,
- imprecise,
- impure,
- inaccurate,
- inadept,
- inadequate,
- inapt,
- inattentive,
- incompetent,
- incomplete,
- indifferent,
- inefficient,
- inept,
- inexact,
- inexpert,
- inferior,
- insipid,
- insufficient,
- interior,
- intermediary,
- intermediate,
- lacking,
- lackluster,
- little,
- makeshift,
- maladroit,
- mean,
- medial,
- median,
- mediterranean,
- medium,
- mesial,
- mezzo,
- mid,
- middle,
- middle-of-the-road,
- middlemost,
- middling,
- midland,
- midmost,
- midships,
- midway,
- mixed,
- moderate,
- modest,
- namby-pamby,
- no great shakes,
- normal,
- not bad,
- not comparable,
- not in it,
- not perfect,
- nuclear,
- of a kind,
- of a sort,
- of sorts,
- off,
- ordinary,
- out of it,
- partial,
- passable,
- patchy,
- pedestrian,
- petty,
- poor,
- respectable,
- routine,
- run-of-the-mill,
- second-rate,
- shabby,
- short,
- sketchy,
- skill-less,
- small,
- so so,
- so-so,
- standard,
- tedious,
- third-rate,
- thoughtless,
- tolerable,
- trivial,
- unapt,
- undeft,
- undeveloped,
- undexterous,
- undextrous,
- undistinguished,
- uneven,
- unexceptional,
- unfacile,
- unfinished,
- unimaginative,
- uninspired,
- unintelligent,
- unperfected,
- unproficient,
- unskillful,
- unsound,
- unthorough,
- usual,
- vapid,
- wanting,
- wishy-washy
- abusive,
- atrocious,
- awkward,
- backhand,
- backhanded,
- beneath one,
- calumnious,
- chastening,
- cheap,
- contumelious,
- crushing,
- debasing,
- degrading,
- demeaning,
- deplorable,
- disconcerting,
- disgraceful,
- disturbing,
- embarrassing,
- gutter,
- humbling,
- humiliative,
- infra dig,
- infra indignitatem,
- insolent,
- insulting,
- left-handed,
- mortifying,
- offensive,
- opprobrious,
- outrageous,
- pitiful,
- sad,
- scandalous,
- scurrile,
- scurrilous,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- sorry,
- too bad,
- unbecoming,
- unspeakable,
- unworthy of one
- deface
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- deface a building facade, for example
- mar or spoil the appearance of; "scars defaced her cheeks"; "The vandals disfigured the statue" related words >
- batter,
- blemish,
- blot,
- check,
- cicatrize,
- contort,
- crack,
- craze,
- damage,
- deform,
- demolish,
- destroy,
- dilapidate,
- disfigure,
- disproportion,
- distort,
- dysphemize,
- flaw,
- harm,
- impair,
- injure,
- kink,
- look a fright,
- look a mess,
- look bad,
- look like hell,
- look something terrible,
- mangle,
- mar,
- misshape,
- mutilate,
- offend,
- offend the eye,
- ruin,
- scab,
- scar,
- scarify,
- split,
- spoil,
- truncate,
- twist,
- uglify,
- warp,
- wreck
- disabled
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- people collectively who are crippled or otherwise physically handicapped; "technology to help the elderly and the disabled"
- markedly unable to function as a consequence of injury or illness
- so badly injured as to be excused from continuing; "disabled veterans" related words >
- ausgespielt,
- bad,
- burned-out,
- castrated,
- crippled,
- damaged,
- devitalized,
- disarmed,
- disqualified,
- drained,
- effete,
- emasculated,
- enervated,
- enfeebled,
- eviscerated,
- exhausted,
- fatigued,
- game,
- halt,
- halting,
- hamstrung,
- handicapped,
- harmed,
- hobbling,
- hog-tied,
- impaired,
- incapacitated,
- inoperative,
- invalidated,
- lame,
- limping,
- maimed,
- paralyzed,
- played out,
- prostrate,
- ruined,
- run-down,
- sapped,
- spavined,
- spent,
- used up,
- wasted,
- weakened,
- worn,
- worn-out
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- hornswaggle,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- put something over,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- delude,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- put something over,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- delude,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- hornswaggle,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- letter of credit
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- a document issued by a bank that guarantees the payment of a customer's draft; substitutes the bank's credit for the customer's credit related words >
- CD,
- IOU,
- MO,
- Pastoral Epistle,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- aerogram,
- air letter,
- airgraph,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bill,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- billet-doux,
- blank check,
- bull,
- certificate,
- certificate of deposit,
- certified check,
- chain letter,
- charge card,
- charge plate,
- check,
- checkbook,
- cheque,
- circular note,
- commercial paper,
- credit card,
- credit instrument,
- credit slip,
- dead letter,
- debenture,
- demand bill,
- demand draft,
- deposit slip,
- dimissorial,
- dimissory letter,
- draft,
- drop letter,
- due bill,
- encyclical,
- exchequer bill,
- fan letter,
- form letter,
- letter of introduction,
- letters credential,
- letters of marque,
- letters of request,
- letters overt,
- letters patent,
- letters rogatory,
- love letter,
- money order,
- monitory,
- negotiable instrument,
- newsletter,
- nixie,
- note,
- note of hand,
- open letter,
- paper,
- pastoral letter,
- poison-pen letter,
- postal order,
- promissory note,
- round robin,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- voucher,
- warrant
- Gothicism,
- bad manners,
- bad taste,
- barbarism,
- barbarousness,
- bombasticness,
- brashness,
- brassiness,
- brazenfacedness,
- brazenness,
- cacology,
- cacophony,
- caddishness,
- callowness,
- cheekiness,
- clumsiness,
- coarseness,
- cockiness,
- contempt,
- cracked voice,
- crassness,
- crudeness,
- crudity,
- cumbrousness,
- derision,
- discord,
- discourteousness,
- discourtesy,
- disrespectfulness,
- dryness,
- dysphemism,
- earthiness,
- face of brass,
- flippancy,
- freshness,
- gaudiness,
- gracelessness,
- greenness,
- gross behavior,
- grossness,
- gruffness,
- gutturalism,
- gutturality,
- gutturalness,
- harshness,
- heaviness,
- hoarseness,
- huskiness,
- ill breeding,
- ill manners,
- ill-balanced sentences,
- immatureness,
- immaturity,
- impertinence,
- impoliteness,
- impropriety,
- impudence,
- impurity,
- incivility,
- inconcinnity,
- inconsiderateness,
- incorrectness,
- indecorousness,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- infelicity,
- insensitivity,
- inurbanity,
- lack of finish,
- lack of polish,
- leadenness,
- loudness,
- loutishness,
- mannerlessness,
- meretriciousness,
- nondevelopment,
- obscenity,
- offensiveness,
- oversimplicity,
- oversimplification,
- pompousness,
- ponderousness,
- poor diction,
- raspiness,
- raucity,
- rawness,
- reductionism,
- ribaldry,
- ridicule,
- roughness,
- scrapiness,
- scratchiness,
- sesquipedalianism,
- sesquipedality,
- simplism,
- slipshod construction,
- stertorousness,
- stiltedness,
- tactlessness,
- tastelessness,
- the rough,
- thickness,
- throatiness,
- turgidity,
- ugliness,
- uncourtliness,
- uncouthness,
- uncultivation,
- undevelopment,
- uneuphoniousness,
- unfinish,
- unfinishedness,
- unfledgedness,
- ungallantness,
- ungentlemanliness,
- ungracefulness,
- ungraciousness,
- unmannerliness,
- unpoliteness,
- unrefinement,
- unripeness,
- unseemliness,
- unsolicitousness,
- unwieldiness,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity
- latest
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- the most recent news or development; "have you heard the latest?"
- in the current fashion or style related words >
- actual,
- as is,
- being,
- closing,
- concluding,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- current,
- eventual,
- existent,
- existing,
- extant,
- farthest out,
- fashionable,
- final,
- fresh,
- hindmost,
- immanent,
- immediate,
- in,
- instant,
- lag,
- last,
- latter,
- modern,
- most recent,
- new,
- newest,
- present,
- present-age,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- rearmost,
- running,
- terminal,
- that be,
- that is,
- topical,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-the-minute
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- cheesy,
- contemptible,
- criminal,
- crude,
- crummy,
- crying,
- damnable,
- dark,
- debased,
- degraded,
- deplorable,
- depraved,
- desperate,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disgraceful,
- disgusting,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- evil,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagitious,
- flagrant,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- grave,
- grievous,
- gross,
- hateful,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- ignoble,
- improper,
- infamous,
- iniquitous,
- knavish,
- lamentable,
- little,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- malodorous,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- mephitic,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nauseating,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offensive,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- peccant,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- regrettable,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reprobate,
- reptilian,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- rotten,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sickening,
- sinful,
- small,
- sordid,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- unclean,
- unforgivable,
- unmentionable,
- unpardonable,
- unspeakable,
- unworthy,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- wicked,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- wrong
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