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- improbability
collapse - the quality of being improbable; "impossibility should never be confused with improbability"; "the improbability of such rare coincidences" related words >
- abnormality,
- anomaly,
- bare possibility,
- conversation piece,
- curio,
- curiosity,
- dark horse,
- exception,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- hardly a chance,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- inexpectance,
- inexpectancy,
- inexpectation,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- museum piece,
- no expectation,
- nonesuch,
- nonexpectation,
- oddity,
- off chance,
- outside chance,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- prodigiosity,
- prodigy,
- rarity,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- strange thing,
- the unforeseen,
- the unlooked-for,
- unanticipation,
- unexpectedness,
- unforeseeableness,
- unlikelihood,
- unpredictability,
- unpredictableness,
- unpreparedness,
- unreadiness
- Machiavellian,
- Machiavellianism,
- ambidexterity,
- ambidextrous,
- artful,
- artifice,
- bad faith,
- chicane,
- chicanery,
- crafty,
- crooked,
- cunning,
- deceitful,
- deceitfulness,
- dirty pool,
- dirty trick,
- dirty work,
- dishonest,
- dishonesty,
- double,
- double-faced,
- double-minded,
- double-tongued,
- doublehearted,
- doubleness,
- doubleness of heart,
- duplicitous,
- duplicity,
- faithless,
- faithlessness,
- false,
- false-principled,
- falsehearted,
- falseheartedness,
- falseness,
- foul play,
- fraud,
- hanky-panky,
- hypocritical,
- improbity,
- left-handed,
- low cunning,
- perfidious,
- perfidiousness,
- perfidy,
- sharp practice,
- shifty,
- slippery,
- treacherous,
- treacherousness,
- treachery,
- trickery,
- tricky,
- two-faced,
- two-facedness,
- wile
- at a loss,
- badly off,
- bankrupt in,
- bare of,
- bereft of,
- denuded of,
- deprived of,
- destitute of,
- devoid of,
- distressed,
- down to bedrock,
- embarrassed,
- empty of,
- feeling the pinch,
- for want of,
- forlorn of,
- hard up,
- ill off,
- impecunious,
- in Queer Street,
- in default of,
- in narrow circumstances,
- in reduced circumstances,
- in straitened circumstances,
- in the red,
- in want of,
- lacking,
- land-poor,
- missing,
- narrow,
- needing,
- on the edge,
- out,
- out of,
- pinched,
- poor,
- poorly off,
- reduced,
- scant of,
- short,
- short of,
- short of cash,
- short of funds,
- short of money,
- shy,
- shy of,
- squeezed,
- straitened,
- strapped,
- to the bad,
- unblessed with,
- unmoneyed,
- unpossessed of,
- unprofitably,
- unprosperous,
- void of,
- wanting
- unwritten
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- based on custom rather than documentation; "an unwritten law"; "rites...so ancient that they well might have had their unwritten origins in Aurignacian times"- J.L.T.C.Spence related words >
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- articulated,
- conventional,
- customary,
- enunciated,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- lingual,
- linguistic,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- nuncupative,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- parol,
- prescriptive,
- pronounced,
- received,
- recognized,
- rooted,
- said,
- silent,
- sounded,
- speech,
- spoken,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- undeclared,
- understood,
- unexpressed,
- unmentioned,
- unproclaimed,
- unpronounced,
- unpublished,
- unrecorded,
- unsaid,
- unspoken,
- unsung,
- untalked-of,
- untold,
- unuttered,
- unvoiced,
- uttered,
- venerable,
- verbal,
- viva voce,
- vocal,
- vocalized,
- voiced,
- voiceful,
- word-of-mouth,
- wordless,
- worshipful
- impoverish
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- make poor related words >
- ablate,
- absorb,
- assimilate,
- bankrupt,
- beggar,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- break,
- burn up,
- bust,
- consume,
- denude,
- deplete,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- digest,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- drain of resources,
- draw,
- draw down,
- dry,
- eat,
- eat up,
- erode,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flay,
- fleece,
- fold up,
- gobble,
- gobble up,
- ingest,
- milk,
- pauper,
- pauperize,
- pick clean,
- pluck,
- reduce,
- ruin,
- scuttle,
- shear,
- sink,
- skin,
- spend,
- squander,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- swallow,
- swallow up,
- use up,
- waste away,
- wear away
- annihilate,
- atomize,
- bankrupt,
- bare,
- break to pieces,
- cleave,
- decimate,
- demolish,
- denudate,
- denude,
- deprive,
- disarray,
- disassemble,
- disintegrate,
- dismember,
- dismount,
- disrobe,
- divest,
- do a strip-tease,
- fragment,
- lift,
- make mincemeat of,
- pick to pieces,
- pull in pieces,
- pull to pieces,
- pulverize,
- raze,
- recall,
- reduce to rubble,
- rend,
- repeal,
- rescind,
- reverse,
- ruin,
- shatter,
- smash,
- split,
- strip,
- sunder,
- take apart,
- take down,
- tear apart,
- tear down,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to shreds,
- tear to tatters,
- total,
- unarray,
- unbuild,
- uncase,
- unclothe,
- undo,
- undrape,
- undress,
- unmake,
- wrack,
- wrack up,
- wreck
- unveiling
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- putting on display for the first time; "he attended the unveiling of the statue" related words >
- apocalypse,
- baring,
- coming out,
- curtain raiser,
- debut,
- demonstration,
- disclosing,
- disclosure,
- discovering,
- discovery,
- display,
- embarkation,
- embarkment,
- enactment,
- exhibit,
- exhibition,
- expose,
- exposition,
- exposure,
- first appearance,
- floating,
- flotation,
- inaugural address,
- inauguration,
- induction,
- initiation,
- installation,
- installment,
- introduction,
- launching,
- laying bare,
- maiden speech,
- manifestation,
- opener,
- opening,
- ostentation,
- patefaction,
- performance,
- preliminary,
- presentation,
- presentment,
- production,
- projection,
- removing the veil,
- representation,
- retrospective,
- revealing,
- revealment,
- revelation,
- show,
- showing,
- showing up,
- showup,
- stripping,
- uncloaking,
- uncovering,
- unfolding,
- unfoldment,
- unmasking,
- unwrapping,
- varnishing day,
- vernissage
- desideratum
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- something desired as a necessity; "the desiderata for a vacation are time and money" related words >
- aim,
- ambition,
- animus,
- aspiration,
- bare necessities,
- call for,
- catch,
- counsel,
- dearest wish,
- demand,
- demand for,
- desideration,
- design,
- desire,
- determination,
- effect,
- essential,
- essentials,
- fixed purpose,
- forbidden fruit,
- function,
- glimmering goal,
- golden vision,
- hope,
- idea,
- indispensable,
- intendment,
- intent,
- intention,
- lodestone,
- magnet,
- meaning,
- mind,
- motive,
- must,
- must item,
- necessaries,
- necessities,
- necessity,
- need,
- need for,
- nisus,
- occasion,
- plan,
- plum,
- point,
- prerequirement,
- prerequisite,
- prize,
- project,
- proposal,
- prospectus,
- purpose,
- requirement,
- requisite,
- requisition,
- resolution,
- resolve,
- sake,
- striving,
- study,
- temptation,
- the necessary,
- the needful,
- trophy,
- view,
- want,
- will,
- wish
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- all-absorbing,
- arbitrary,
- arch,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- autocratic,
- banner,
- bossy,
- capital,
- cardinal,
- central,
- champion,
- chief,
- controlling,
- crowning,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- dominant,
- domineering,
- feudal,
- first,
- focal,
- foremost,
- great,
- grinding,
- headmost,
- hegemonic,
- high-handed,
- highest,
- imperative,
- imperial,
- imperious,
- leading,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magistral,
- main,
- master,
- masterful,
- monocratic,
- oppressive,
- overbearing,
- overriding,
- paramount,
- peremptory,
- pivotal,
- predominant,
- preeminent,
- premier,
- preponderant,
- prevailing,
- primal,
- primary,
- prime,
- principal,
- ranking,
- repressive,
- ruling,
- severe,
- sovereign,
- star,
- stellar,
- strict,
- supereminent,
- suppressive,
- supreme,
- topflight,
- topmost,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannous,
- uppermost
- bare possibility,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- dark horse,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- good possibility,
- hardly a chance,
- hope,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- improbability,
- likelihood,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- outside chance,
- outside hope,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- prospect,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- small hope,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- unlikelihood,
- virtuality,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- bare possibility,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- dark horse,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- good possibility,
- hardly a chance,
- hope,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- improbability,
- likelihood,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- off chance,
- outside hope,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- prospect,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- small hope,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- unlikelihood,
- virtuality,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- discovery
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- the act of discovering something
- a productive insight
- something that is discovered
- (law) compulsory pretrial disclosure of documents relevant to a case; enables one side in a litigation to elicit information from the other side concerning the facts in the case related words >
- apocalypse,
- ascertaining,
- baring,
- bonus,
- breakthrough,
- buried treasure,
- coinage,
- conception,
- detection,
- determining,
- development,
- disclosing,
- disclosure,
- discovering,
- espial,
- exploration,
- expose,
- exposition,
- exposure,
- find,
- finding,
- foundling,
- gravy,
- idea,
- innovation,
- introduction,
- invention,
- laying bare,
- leap,
- manifestation,
- neologism,
- new phase,
- novelty,
- origination,
- patefaction,
- recognition,
- removing the veil,
- revealing,
- revealment,
- revelation,
- showing up,
- showup,
- strike,
- stripping,
- treasure trove,
- trouvaille,
- trove,
- uncloaking,
- uncovering,
- unearthing,
- unfolding,
- unfoldment,
- unmasking,
- unveiling,
- unwrapping,
- waifs,
- waifs and strays,
- windfall,
- windfall money,
- windfall profit
- matter of fact
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- a matter that is an actual fact or is demonstrable as a fact related words >
- absolute fact,
- accepted fact,
- actual fact,
- admitted fact,
- adventure,
- axiom,
- bald fact,
- bare fact,
- brutal fact,
- circumstance,
- cold fact,
- conceded fact,
- datum,
- demonstrable fact,
- empirical fact,
- episode,
- established fact,
- event,
- experience,
- fact,
- fact of experience,
- given fact,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hard fact,
- incident,
- indisputable fact,
- inescapable fact,
- matter-of-factness,
- naked fact,
- not guesswork,
- not opinion,
- occasion,
- occurrence,
- particular,
- phenomenon,
- plain,
- plainness,
- positive fact,
- postulate,
- prosaicism,
- prosaicness,
- prosaism,
- prose,
- prosiness,
- provable fact,
- reality,
- salient fact,
- self-evident fact,
- significant fact,
- simple fact,
- sober fact,
- stubborn fact,
- the case,
- the nitty-gritty,
- turn of events,
- undeniable fact,
- unimaginativeness,
- well-known fact
- time-honored
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- acceptable for a long time; "time-honored customs"
- honored because of age or long usage; "time-honored institutions" related words >
- accepted,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- age-old,
- august,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- awful,
- conformable,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- current,
- customary,
- dreadful,
- established,
- estimable,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- fixed,
- folk,
- generally accepted,
- habitual,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- honorable,
- honored,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- normal,
- obtaining,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- ordinary,
- popular,
- prescribed,
- prescriptive,
- prevalent,
- received,
- recognized,
- regular,
- regulation,
- respected,
- revered,
- reverend,
- rooted,
- set,
- standard,
- stock,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- usual,
- venerable,
- venerated,
- widespread,
- wonted,
- worshipful
- acknowledged
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- recognized or made known or admitted; "the acknowledged leader of the community"; "a woman of acknowledged accomplishments"; "his acknowledged error"
- generally accepted related words >
- accepted,
- admitted,
- affirmed,
- allowed,
- approved,
- authenticated,
- avowed,
- being done,
- certified,
- comme il faut,
- conceded,
- confessed,
- confirmed,
- conformable,
- conventional,
- correct,
- countersigned,
- customary,
- de rigueur,
- decent,
- decorous,
- endorsed,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- formal,
- granted,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- meet,
- mythological,
- notarized,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- orthodox,
- prescriptive,
- professed,
- proper,
- ratified,
- received,
- recognized,
- right,
- rooted,
- sealed,
- seemly,
- signed,
- stamped,
- sworn and affirmed,
- sworn to,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- underwritten,
- unwritten,
- validated,
- venerable,
- warranted,
- worshipful
- unblock
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- make (assets) available; "release the holdings in the dictator's bank account"
- play the cards of (a suit) so that the last trick on which a hand can follow suit will be taken by a higher card in the hand of a partner who has the remaining cards of a combined holding
- clear or remove an obstruction from; "the procedure unblocked his arteries" related words >
- aid,
- bare,
- clear,
- clear the way,
- deobstruct,
- disclose,
- ease,
- expedite,
- explain,
- expose,
- facilitate,
- free,
- grease,
- grease the ways,
- grease the wheels,
- hasten,
- help along,
- loose,
- lubricate,
- make clear,
- make way for,
- manifest,
- oil,
- ope,
- open the way,
- open up,
- patefy,
- pave the way,
- prepare the way,
- quicken,
- remove friction,
- reveal,
- run interference for,
- simplify,
- smooth,
- smooth the way,
- soap the ways,
- speed,
- unbar,
- uncase,
- unclench,
- unclog,
- unclutch,
- uncork,
- uncover,
- uncurtain,
- undo,
- undrape,
- unfold,
- unfoul,
- unjam,
- unlatch,
- unlock,
- unplug,
- unroll,
- unseal,
- unsheathe,
- unshut,
- unstop,
- unveil,
- unwrap
- ablate,
- absorb,
- abuse,
- assimilate,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- burn up,
- consume,
- denude,
- deplete,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- digest,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- drain of resources,
- dry,
- eat,
- eat up,
- erode,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- exploit,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flay,
- fleece,
- gobble,
- gobble up,
- ill-use,
- impose upon,
- impoverish,
- ingest,
- make use of,
- manipulate,
- milk,
- misuse,
- pick clean,
- play on,
- pluck,
- presume upon,
- shear,
- skin,
- spend,
- squander,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- stroke,
- swallow,
- swallow up,
- take advantage of,
- use,
- use ill,
- use up,
- waste away,
- wear away,
- work on,
- work upon
- flay
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- strip the skin off related words >
- assail,
- attack,
- bark,
- berate,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- blister,
- castigate,
- decorticate,
- defoliate,
- denude,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- dismember,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- draw and quarter,
- dry,
- excoriate,
- exhaust,
- fleece,
- fustigate,
- impoverish,
- lacerate,
- lash,
- maim,
- mangle,
- milk,
- mutilate,
- pare,
- peel,
- pick clean,
- pick to pieces,
- pluck,
- pull apart,
- roast,
- scalp,
- scarify,
- scathe,
- scorch,
- scourge,
- shear,
- shred,
- skin,
- skin alive,
- slash,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- take apart,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to tatters,
- tongue-lash,
- trounce
- apocalypse,
- baring,
- bringing to light,
- casual discovery,
- catching,
- chance discovery,
- denudation,
- desquamation,
- detection,
- determination,
- determining,
- disclosing,
- disclosure,
- discovering,
- discovery,
- distinguishment,
- divestment,
- espial,
- excavation,
- excoriation,
- exfoliation,
- exhibitionism,
- exhumation,
- expose,
- exposition,
- exposure,
- find,
- finding,
- finding out,
- indecent exposure,
- invention,
- laying bare,
- locating,
- location,
- lucky strike,
- manifestation,
- patefaction,
- recognition,
- rediscovery,
- removal,
- removing the veil,
- revealing,
- revealment,
- revelation,
- serendipity,
- showing up,
- showup,
- spotting,
- strike,
- stripping,
- treasure trove,
- trouvaille,
- trove,
- uncloaking,
- unearthing,
- unfolding,
- unfoldment,
- unmasking,
- unveiling,
- unwrapping
- inkling
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- a slight suggestion or vague understanding; "he had no inkling what was about to happen" related words >
- bare suggestion,
- broad hint,
- clue,
- cue,
- dash,
- gentle hint,
- gesture,
- glimmer,
- glimmering,
- half an idea,
- hazy idea,
- hint,
- idea,
- implication,
- impression,
- index,
- indication,
- infusion,
- innuendo,
- insinuation,
- intimation,
- kick,
- look,
- mere notion,
- nod,
- notion,
- nudge,
- prompt,
- sauce,
- scent,
- seasoning,
- shade,
- sign,
- signal,
- smack,
- sneaking suspicion,
- soupcon,
- spice,
- spoor,
- sprinkling,
- suggestion,
- suspicion,
- symptom,
- taint,
- telltale,
- tempering,
- thought,
- tinct,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- tint,
- tip,
- tip-off,
- touch,
- trace,
- track,
- vague idea,
- vestige,
- whisper,
- wind,
- wink
- bare,
- cast off,
- clear,
- deobstruct,
- detach,
- disclose,
- disengage,
- doff,
- expose,
- free,
- liberate,
- loose,
- loosen,
- manifest,
- patefy,
- release,
- remove,
- reveal,
- take off,
- unbar,
- unbind,
- unblock,
- unbolt,
- unbridle,
- unbuckle,
- unbutton,
- uncage,
- uncase,
- unchain,
- unclasp,
- unclench,
- unclog,
- unclutch,
- uncork,
- uncover,
- uncurtain,
- undo,
- undrape,
- unfasten,
- unfetter,
- unfold,
- unfoul,
- ungag,
- unglue,
- unhandcuff,
- unhobble,
- unlace,
- unlash,
- unleash,
- unlock,
- unloose,
- unloosen,
- unmanacle,
- unmuzzle,
- unpen,
- unpinion,
- unplug,
- unroll,
- unseal,
- unshackle,
- unsheathe,
- unshut,
- unstick,
- unstop,
- unstrap,
- untether,
- untie,
- untruss,
- unveil,
- unwrap,
- unyoke,
- weigh anchor
- abiding,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- chronic,
- constant,
- continuing,
- conventional,
- customary,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- enduring,
- established,
- evergreen,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- hardy,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- immutable,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- lasting,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- mythological,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- prescriptive,
- received,
- recognized,
- remaining,
- rooted,
- sempervirent,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- time-honored,
- tough,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unfading,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- vital,
- worshipful
- Spartan,
- arid,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- bald,
- bare,
- barren,
- candid,
- common,
- commonplace,
- direct,
- dry,
- dull,
- earthbound,
- flat,
- frank,
- homely,
- homespun,
- humdrum,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- insipid,
- lean,
- literal,
- matter-of-fact,
- mundane,
- natural,
- neat,
- open,
- ordinary,
- pedestrian,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- poetryless,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- pure,
- rustic,
- severe,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- sober,
- spare,
- staid,
- stark,
- stolid,
- straightforward,
- stuffy,
- tiresome,
- unadorned,
- unaffected,
- unembellished,
- unfanciful,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unimaginative,
- unimpassioned,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unoriginal,
- unpoetic,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unvarnished,
- vapid
- circuitous
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- marked by obliqueness or indirection in speech or conduct; "the explanation was circuitous and puzzling"; "a roundabout paragraph"; "hear in a roundabout way that her ex-husband was marrying her best friend" related words >
- O-shaped,
- aberrant,
- aberrative,
- ambagious,
- anfractuous,
- backhand,
- backhanded,
- circular,
- circumlocutional,
- circumlocutory,
- collateral,
- convolutional,
- deflectional,
- departing,
- desultory,
- deviant,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- deviatory,
- devious,
- digressive,
- discursive,
- divagational,
- divergent,
- errant,
- erratic,
- excursive,
- flexuose,
- flexuous,
- helical,
- indirect,
- involute,
- involuted,
- involutional,
- labyrinthine,
- left-handed,
- mazy,
- meandering,
- meandrous,
- oblique,
- orbital,
- out-of-the-way,
- periphrastic,
- planetary,
- rambling,
- rivose,
- rivulose,
- rotary,
- round,
- roundabout,
- roving,
- ruffled,
- serpentine,
- shifting,
- side,
- sidelong,
- sinister,
- sinistral,
- sinuate,
- sinuose,
- sinuous,
- snaky,
- spiral,
- stray,
- swerving,
- torsional,
- tortile,
- tortuous,
- turning,
- twisting,
- twisty,
- undirected,
- vagrant,
- veering,
- wandering,
- whorled,
- winding,
- wreathlike,
- wreathy,
- zigzag
- unimaginative
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- dealing only with concrete facts related words >
- Spartan,
- arid,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- bald,
- bare,
- barren,
- candid,
- common,
- commonplace,
- direct,
- dry,
- dull,
- earthbound,
- flat,
- frank,
- homely,
- homespun,
- humdrum,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- insipid,
- lean,
- literal,
- matter-of-fact,
- mundane,
- natural,
- neat,
- open,
- ordinary,
- pedestrian,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- poetryless,
- prosaic,
- prose,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- pure,
- rustic,
- severe,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- sober,
- spare,
- staid,
- stark,
- stolid,
- straightforward,
- stuffy,
- tiresome,
- unadorned,
- unaffected,
- unembellished,
- unfanciful,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unimpassioned,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unoriginal,
- unpoetic,
- unpoetical,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unvarnished,
- vapid
- anemic,
- asthenic,
- bloodless,
- calm,
- castrated,
- chicken,
- coolheaded,
- cowardly,
- debilitated,
- demasculinized,
- devitalized,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effeminized,
- effete,
- emasculate,
- emasculated,
- enervated,
- etiolated,
- eunuchized,
- faint,
- faintish,
- feeble,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- floppy,
- gelded,
- gone,
- gutless,
- imbecile,
- impotent,
- inexcitable,
- languid,
- languorous,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- pithless,
- pooped,
- powerless,
- relaxed,
- rock-steady,
- rubbery,
- sapless,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- soft,
- spineless,
- steady,
- steady-handed,
- steady-nerved,
- steel-nerved,
- strengthless,
- strong-nerved,
- unblenching,
- unblinking,
- unfaltering,
- unflinching,
- unhardened,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unnervous,
- unquivering,
- unsexed,
- unshaken,
- unshaky,
- unshrinking,
- unstrained,
- unstrung,
- untremulous,
- unwavering,
- weak,
- weakly,
- without a tremor
- accessible,
- approachable,
- calm,
- candid,
- communicative,
- conversable,
- coolheaded,
- demonstrative,
- effusive,
- expansive,
- extroverted,
- frank,
- free,
- free-speaking,
- free-spoken,
- free-tongued,
- gossipy,
- inexcitable,
- nerveless,
- newsy,
- nothing loath,
- open,
- outgoing,
- outspoken,
- relaxed,
- rock-steady,
- self-revealing,
- self-revelatory,
- sociable,
- steady,
- steady-handed,
- steady-nerved,
- steel-nerved,
- stick-at-nothing,
- strong-nerved,
- talkative,
- unabashed,
- unappalled,
- unaverse,
- unawed,
- unblenching,
- unblinking,
- unconstrained,
- uncowed,
- uncringing,
- undaunted,
- undismayed,
- unfaltering,
- unflinching,
- ungrudging,
- ungrumbling,
- unhampered,
- unhesitant,
- unhesitating,
- unintimidated,
- unloath,
- unnervous,
- unquivering,
- unreluctant,
- unrepressed,
- unreserved,
- unrestrained,
- unrestricted,
- unreticent,
- unsecretive,
- unshaken,
- unshaky,
- unsilent,
- unstrained,
- unsuppressed,
- untremulous,
- unwavering,
- without a tremor
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- dark horse,
- doubtfulness,
- dubiousness,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- faint likelihood,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- good possibility,
- hardly a chance,
- hope,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- implausibility,
- improbability,
- incredibility,
- likelihood,
- little chance,
- little expectation,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- off chance,
- outside chance,
- outside hope,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- prospect,
- questionableness,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- small hope,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- unlikelihood,
- virtuality,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- appropriate,
- bare necessities,
- boundary condition,
- call for,
- called for,
- catch,
- clause,
- condign,
- condition,
- demand,
- demand for,
- deserved,
- desideration,
- desideratum,
- donnee,
- due,
- escalator clause,
- escape clause,
- escape hatch,
- essential,
- essentials,
- fine print,
- given,
- grounds,
- indicated,
- indispensable,
- irreducible,
- irreductible,
- irreplaceable,
- joker,
- kicker,
- limiting condition,
- merited,
- must,
- must item,
- necessaries,
- necessary,
- necessities,
- necessity,
- need,
- need for,
- needed,
- needful,
- obligation,
- occasion,
- parameter,
- prerequirement,
- prerequisite,
- provision,
- provisions,
- proviso,
- required,
- requirement,
- requisition,
- right,
- rightful,
- saving clause,
- sine qua non,
- small print,
- specification,
- stipulation,
- string,
- suitable,
- terms,
- the necessary,
- the needful,
- ultimatum,
- unforgoable,
- vital,
- want,
- wanted,
- whereas
- alone
collapse
- without anybody else; "the child stayed home alone"; "he flew solo" related words >
- abandoned,
- absolute,
- alienated,
- all alone,
- aloof,
- apart,
- azygous,
- barely,
- but,
- by itself,
- celibate,
- companionless,
- deserted,
- desolate,
- detached,
- entirely,
- excellent,
- exclusively,
- first and last,
- friendless,
- good,
- homeless,
- impair,
- in solitude,
- in the singular,
- incomparable,
- independently,
- individually,
- inimitable,
- insular,
- isolate,
- isolated,
- just,
- kithless,
- lone,
- lonely,
- lonesome,
- matchless,
- merely,
- odd,
- once,
- one and only,
- one by one,
- only,
- only-begotten,
- out-of-the-way,
- particularly,
- peerless,
- per se,
- plainly,
- private,
- purely,
- remote,
- removed,
- retired,
- rootless,
- secluded,
- second to none,
- separate,
- separated,
- separately,
- severally,
- simply,
- simply and solely,
- single-handed,
- single-handedly,
- singly,
- singular,
- singularly,
- sole,
- solely,
- solitary,
- solo,
- superior,
- unabetted,
- unaccompanied,
- unaided,
- unassisted,
- unattended,
- unequaled,
- unescorted,
- unexampled,
- unexcelled,
- unique,
- unmatched,
- unpaired,
- unparalleled,
- unrepeatable,
- unrepeated,
- unrivaled,
- unseconded,
- unsupported,
- unsurpassed,
- withdrawn,
- without equal
- absolute fact,
- accepted fact,
- axiom,
- bald fact,
- bare fact,
- brutal fact,
- center,
- circumstance,
- cold fact,
- conceded fact,
- core,
- datum,
- demonstrable fact,
- elixir,
- empirical fact,
- essence,
- essential,
- established fact,
- fact,
- fact of experience,
- flower,
- focus,
- fundamental,
- gist,
- given fact,
- gravamen,
- hard fact,
- heart,
- hypostasis,
- indisputable fact,
- inescapable fact,
- inner essence,
- kernel,
- marrow,
- matter of fact,
- meat,
- naked fact,
- not guesswork,
- not opinion,
- nub,
- nucleus,
- nuts and bolts,
- pith,
- plain,
- positive fact,
- postulate,
- principle,
- provable fact,
- quid,
- quiddity,
- quintessence,
- salient fact,
- sap,
- self-evident fact,
- significant fact,
- simple fact,
- sober fact,
- soul,
- spirit,
- stubborn fact,
- stuff,
- substance,
- the case,
- the nitty-gritty,
- undeniable fact,
- well-known fact
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- arbitrary,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- ascendant,
- assertive,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- autocratic,
- big,
- bossy,
- bullying,
- cavalier,
- condescending,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- disdainful,
- dogmatic,
- domineering,
- feudal,
- grinding,
- haughty,
- high and mighty,
- high-and-mighty,
- high-faluting,
- high-flown,
- high-handed,
- high-headed,
- high-nosed,
- highfalutin,
- hoity-toity,
- imperative,
- imperial,
- imperious,
- insolent,
- lofty,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magistral,
- master,
- masterful,
- monocratic,
- officious,
- oppressive,
- overruling,
- overweening,
- paramount,
- patronizing,
- peremptory,
- predominant,
- predominate,
- preponderant,
- pretentious,
- prevalent,
- proud,
- purse-proud,
- pushy,
- regnant,
- repressive,
- severe,
- snooty,
- snotty,
- sovereign,
- strict,
- stuck-up,
- supercilious,
- superior,
- suppressive,
- toplofty,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannous,
- uppish,
- uppity,
- upstage
- likelihood
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- the probability of a specified outcome related words >
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- bare possibility,
- best bet,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- expectation,
- expectations,
- fair expectation,
- favorable prospect,
- good chance,
- good opportunity,
- good possibility,
- hope,
- hopes,
- liability,
- liableness,
- likeliness,
- main chance,
- obligation,
- odds,
- odds-on,
- odds-on chance,
- off chance,
- outlook,
- outside chance,
- outside hope,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- presumption,
- presumptive evidence,
- probabilism,
- probability,
- proneness,
- prospect,
- prospects,
- reasonable ground,
- reasonable hope,
- remote possibility,
- small hope,
- sporting chance,
- sure bet,
- sure thing,
- tendency,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- verisimilitude,
- virtuality,
- weakness,
- well-grounded hope,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- imperial
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- a piece of luggage carried on top of a coach
- a small tufted beard worn by Emperor Napoleon III
- belonging to or befitting a supreme ruler; "golden age of imperial splendor"; "purple tyrant"; "regal attire"; "treated with royal acclaim"; "the royal carriage of a stag's head"
- befitting or belonging to an emperor or empress; "imperial palace"
- relating to or associated with an empire; "imperial colony"; "the imperial gallon was standardized legally throughout the British Empire" related words >
- Vandyke,
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- arbitrary,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- august,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- autocratic,
- beard,
- beaver,
- bossy,
- bristles,
- crown,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- domineering,
- down,
- duodecimo,
- dynastic,
- eighteenmo,
- exalted,
- excellent,
- feudal,
- folio,
- goatee,
- grand,
- grinding,
- high-handed,
- imperative,
- imperatorial,
- imperatorious,
- imperious,
- imposing,
- kinglike,
- kingly,
- lofty,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magistral,
- magnificent,
- majestic,
- masterful,
- medium,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- noble,
- octavo,
- octodecimo,
- oppressive,
- overbearing,
- overruling,
- peach fuzz,
- peremptory,
- princelike,
- princely,
- purple,
- quarto,
- queenlike,
- queenly,
- regal,
- repressive,
- royal,
- severe,
- sextodecimo,
- side whiskers,
- sixteenmo,
- sovereign,
- splendid,
- strict,
- stubble,
- super,
- superior,
- suppressive,
- supreme,
- tuft,
- twelvemo,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannous,
- whiskers
- abnegation,
- abridgment,
- absence,
- awayness,
- banishment,
- bare cupboard,
- bare subsistence,
- beggarliness,
- beggary,
- bereavement,
- blackballing,
- blank,
- cashiering,
- contradiction,
- cost,
- curtailment,
- damage,
- dead loss,
- debit,
- declension,
- declination,
- declinature,
- declining,
- deconsecration,
- defectiveness,
- deficiency,
- deficit,
- defrocking,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- denial,
- denudation,
- depluming,
- deportation,
- deposal,
- deposition,
- deprivement,
- despoilment,
- destitution,
- destruction,
- dethronement,
- detriment,
- disagreement,
- disallowance,
- disassembly,
- disbarment,
- disbarring,
- disburdening,
- disburdenment,
- disclaimer,
- disclamation,
- discrownment,
- disenthronement,
- disentitlement,
- disfellowship,
- dismantlement,
- dismemberment,
- dismissal,
- disobedience,
- displacement,
- displuming,
- dispossession,
- dissent,
- divestment,
- drought,
- emptiness,
- empty purse,
- exclusion,
- excommunication,
- exile,
- expatriation,
- expense,
- expulsion,
- extradition,
- famine,
- firing,
- forced resignation,
- forfeit,
- forfeiture,
- fugitation,
- grinding poverty,
- gripe,
- hand-to-mouth existence,
- holding back,
- homelessness,
- impeachment,
- imperfection,
- impoverishment,
- incompleteness,
- indigence,
- injury,
- kicking upstairs,
- lack,
- liquidation,
- loser,
- losing,
- losing streak,
- loss,
- mendicancy,
- moneylessness,
- nay,
- necessitousness,
- necessity,
- need,
- neediness,
- negation,
- negative,
- negative answer,
- negativeness,
- negativity,
- neverness,
- nihility,
- nix,
- no,
- nonacceptance,
- nonbeing,
- noncompliance,
- nonconsent,
- nonentity,
- nonexistence,
- nonobservance,
- nonoccurrence,
- nonpresence,
- nonreality,
- nonsubsistence,
- not-being,
- nothingness,
- nowhereness,
- nullity,
- omission,
- ostracism,
- ostracization,
- ousting,
- outlawing,
- outlawry,
- overthrow,
- overthrowal,
- pauperism,
- pauperization,
- pensioning off,
- penury,
- perdition,
- pinch,
- privation,
- purge,
- recantation,
- refusal,
- rejection,
- relegation,
- relieving,
- removal,
- repudiation,
- retention,
- retirement,
- robbery,
- ruin,
- rustication,
- sacrifice,
- shortage,
- shortcoming,
- shortfall,
- spoliation,
- starvation,
- stripping,
- subtraction,
- superannuation,
- suspension,
- taking away,
- thumbs-down,
- total loss,
- transportation,
- turndown,
- unactuality,
- unchurching,
- undoing,
- unfrocking,
- unreality,
- unseating,
- unwillingness,
- vacancy,
- vacuity,
- vacuum,
- void,
- want,
- wantage,
- withholding
- hypocritical
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- professing feelings or virtues one does not have; "hypocritical praise" related words >
- Pecksniffian,
- Tartuffian,
- Tartuffish,
- affected,
- alleged,
- ambidextrous,
- assumed,
- avowed,
- bland,
- canting,
- casuistic,
- claimed,
- counterfeited,
- deceitful,
- deceiving,
- deceptive,
- dishonest,
- dissembling,
- double,
- double-dealing,
- double-faced,
- double-minded,
- double-tongued,
- doublehearted,
- fake,
- faked,
- faking,
- false,
- feigned,
- feigning,
- glib,
- goody,
- goody-goody,
- holier-than-thou,
- hypocritic,
- in name only,
- insincere,
- left-handed,
- lying,
- mealymouthed,
- mendacious,
- moralistic,
- oily,
- ostensible,
- pecksniffian,
- perfidious,
- pharisaic,
- pharisaical,
- pharisean,
- phony,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- pretended,
- pretending,
- pretexted,
- professed,
- purported,
- put-on,
- sanctified,
- sanctimonious,
- self-righteous,
- sham,
- simon-pure,
- simulated,
- smooth,
- smooth-spoken,
- smooth-tongued,
- sniveling,
- so-called,
- specious,
- spurious,
- treacherous,
- two-faced,
- unctuous,
- underhand,
- untrustworthy
- understood
collapse
- fully apprehended as to purport or meaning or explanation; "the understood conditions of troop withdrawal were clear" related words >
- accepted,
- accounted as,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- agreed,
- alleged,
- appreciated,
- apprehended,
- arranged,
- ascertained,
- assumed,
- assumptive,
- comprehended,
- conceded,
- conceived,
- conjectured,
- conventional,
- covenanted,
- customary,
- deemed,
- discerned,
- down pat,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- given,
- granted,
- grasped,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- implicit,
- implied,
- inferred,
- inveterate,
- known,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- pat,
- perceived,
- postulated,
- postulational,
- prehended,
- premised,
- prescriptive,
- presumed,
- presumptive,
- putative,
- realized,
- received,
- recognized,
- reputed,
- rooted,
- seized,
- settled,
- supposed,
- suppositional,
- supposititious,
- suppositive,
- tacit,
- taken for granted,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- undeclared,
- unexpressed,
- unsaid,
- unspoken,
- unuttered,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- wordless,
- worshipful
- absolute,
- all out,
- at full blast,
- at full drive,
- at full speed,
- at full throttle,
- bald,
- bare,
- clear,
- cleared,
- deltoid,
- disclosed,
- exposed,
- fan-shape,
- fan-shaped,
- fanlike,
- fanned,
- fanning,
- flabelliform,
- flared,
- flaring,
- flat out,
- free,
- full,
- full speed ahead,
- illimitable,
- in full sail,
- limitless,
- naked,
- no strings,
- open,
- outspread,
- outstretched,
- patulous,
- perfect,
- plenary,
- splay,
- splayed,
- splaying,
- spraddled,
- spraddling,
- sprangled,
- sprangling,
- sprawling,
- sprawly,
- spread,
- spreading,
- stretched-out,
- unbound,
- unbounded,
- uncircumscribed,
- unclogged,
- unclosed,
- unconditional,
- unconditioned,
- unconfined,
- uncovered,
- under full steam,
- unequivocal,
- unfolded,
- unhidden,
- unlimited,
- unmeasured,
- unobstructed,
- unqualified,
- unrestricted,
- unstopped,
- widespread,
- with all speed,
- without strings
- strip
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- a form of erotic entertainment in which a dancer gradually undresses to music; "she did a strip right in front of everyone"
- artifact consisting of a narrow flat piece of material
- thin piece of wood or metal
- a relatively long narrow piece of something; "he felt a flat strip of muscle"
- remove (someone's or one's own) clothes; "The nurse quickly undressed the accident victim"; "She divested herself of her outdoor clothes"; "He disinvested himself of his garments"
- draw the last milk (of cows)
- take off or remove; "strip a wall of its wallpaper"
- remove a constituent from a liquid
- remove the thread (of screws)
- remove the surface from; "strip wood"
- strip the cured leaves from; "strip tobacco" related words >
- Mystik tape,
- Scotch tape,
- abscind,
- adhesive tape,
- airstrip,
- amputate,
- annihilate,
- apron,
- ban,
- band,
- bandage,
- bandeau,
- bankrupt,
- bar,
- bare,
- bark,
- batten,
- belt,
- bereave,
- billet,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- bob,
- bolt,
- boot,
- bounce,
- break,
- bump,
- bust,
- call,
- can,
- cashier,
- cellophane tape,
- clearway,
- clip,
- cloth tape,
- coil,
- confiscate,
- crop,
- cross-hatching,
- cull,
- cut,
- cut away,
- cut off,
- cut out,
- dash,
- decorticate,
- defoliate,
- defrock,
- degrade,
- delineation,
- demote,
- denudate,
- denude,
- deplume,
- depose,
- depredate,
- deprive,
- desecrate,
- desolate,
- despoil,
- devastate,
- diagonal,
- disarray,
- disbar,
- discharge,
- disemploy,
- dismantle,
- dismember,
- dismiss,
- displace,
- displume,
- dispossess,
- disrobe,
- divest,
- do a strip-tease,
- dock,
- doff,
- dotted line,
- drain,
- draw and quarter,
- drum out,
- dry,
- eliminate,
- enucleate,
- eradicate,
- except,
- excise,
- exclude,
- excoriate,
- exhaust,
- expel,
- expose,
- expropriate,
- extinguish,
- extirpate,
- fairway,
- fascia,
- fillet,
- fire,
- flay,
- fleece,
- flight deck,
- friction tape,
- furlough,
- girdle,
- give the ax,
- give the gate,
- hachure,
- hairline,
- hatching,
- impoverish,
- ingot,
- isolate,
- kick,
- kick upstairs,
- knock off,
- lacerate,
- landing deck,
- landing strip,
- lath,
- lay bare,
- lay off,
- lay open,
- let go,
- let out,
- ligula,
- ligule,
- line,
- lineation,
- list,
- loot,
- lop,
- maim,
- make redundant,
- mangle,
- masking tape,
- milk,
- mutilate,
- nip,
- option,
- pare,
- part,
- peel,
- pension off,
- pick clean,
- pick out,
- pick to pieces,
- piece,
- pillage,
- plank,
- plastic tape,
- pluck,
- plunder,
- portion,
- prune,
- pull apart,
- put,
- put and call,
- ransack,
- read out of,
- release,
- remove,
- replace,
- retire,
- ribband,
- ribbon,
- right,
- rip off,
- rob,
- rod,
- roll,
- root out,
- rule out,
- run,
- runway,
- sack,
- scale,
- scalp,
- score,
- section,
- segment,
- seize,
- separate forcibly,
- set apart,
- set aside,
- shave,
- shear,
- shred,
- skin,
- slab,
- slash,
- slat,
- slip,
- spill,
- spline,
- spoliate,
- spread,
- stamp out,
- stick,
- stock option,
- straddle,
- strake,
- strap,
- streak,
- streaking,
- striation,
- strike off,
- string,
- strip bare,
- strip off,
- stripe,
- striping,
- stripping,
- stroke,
- strop,
- sublineation,
- suck dry,
- superannuate,
- surplus,
- suspend,
- swath,
- swathe,
- taenia,
- take apart,
- take away,
- take off,
- take out,
- tape,
- tape measure,
- tapeline,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to tatters,
- ticker tape,
- truncate,
- turn off,
- turn out,
- unarray,
- uncase,
- uncloak,
- unclothe,
- uncover,
- underline,
- underlining,
- underscore,
- underscoring,
- undrape,
- undress,
- unfrock,
- unsheathe,
- unveil,
- virgule,
- waste,
- wipe out
- deprive
collapse
- take away
- keep from having, keeping, or obtaining
- take away possessions from someone; "The Nazis stripped the Jews of all their assets" related words >
- abridge,
- bankrupt,
- bare,
- bereave,
- bleed,
- boot,
- bounce,
- break,
- bump,
- bust,
- can,
- cashier,
- curtail,
- cut off,
- defrock,
- degrade,
- demote,
- denudate,
- denude,
- deny,
- deplume,
- depose,
- deprive of,
- disbar,
- discharge,
- disemploy,
- disentitle,
- disinherit,
- dismantle,
- dismiss,
- displace,
- displume,
- dispossess,
- disrobe,
- divest,
- dock,
- drain,
- drum out,
- ease one of,
- expel,
- expropriate,
- fire,
- furlough,
- give the ax,
- give the gate,
- kick,
- kick upstairs,
- lay off,
- let go,
- let out,
- lighten one of,
- lose,
- make redundant,
- milk,
- mine,
- mulct,
- oust,
- outfit,
- pension off,
- read out of,
- refuse,
- release,
- remove,
- replace,
- retire,
- rob,
- sack,
- separate forcibly,
- strip,
- superannuate,
- surplus,
- suspend,
- take away,
- take away from,
- take from,
- tap,
- turn off,
- turn out,
- unfrock,
- withdraw,
- withhold
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