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- irreconcilable
collapse - impossible to reconcile; "irreconcilable differences" related words >
- abnormal,
- absurd,
- adamant,
- adamantine,
- alienated,
- anomalous,
- assorted,
- at odds,
- at variance,
- avenging,
- bitter-ender,
- brawler,
- cast-iron,
- contrary,
- contrasted,
- contrasting,
- defendant,
- departing,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- diehard,
- different,
- differentiated,
- differing,
- disaccordant,
- disaffected,
- disagreeing,
- discordant,
- discrepant,
- discrete,
- discriminated,
- disjoined,
- disparate,
- disproportionate,
- disputant,
- dissentient,
- dissident,
- dissimilar,
- dissonant,
- distinct,
- distinguished,
- disunited,
- divergent,
- diverging,
- divers,
- diverse,
- diversified,
- divided,
- dour,
- estranged,
- firm,
- flinty,
- grim,
- grudgeful,
- hard,
- hard-core,
- heterogeneous,
- immovable,
- immutable,
- implacable,
- impliable,
- in disagreement,
- inaccordant,
- incoherent,
- incommensurable,
- incommensurate,
- incompatible,
- incongruent,
- incongruous,
- inconsequent,
- inconsistent,
- inconsonant,
- inelastic,
- inexorable,
- inflexible,
- inharmonious,
- intransigent,
- iron,
- last-ditcher,
- litigant,
- many,
- motley,
- multifarious,
- naysayer,
- negativist,
- noncooperator,
- objector,
- obstructionist,
- obstructive,
- opposer,
- oppositionist,
- out of proportion,
- oxymoronic,
- paradoxical,
- plaintiff,
- poles apart,
- poles asunder,
- protester,
- punitive,
- punitory,
- quarreler,
- rancorous,
- relentless,
- resister,
- retaliatory,
- revanchist,
- revengeful,
- rigid,
- rigorous,
- rock-ribbed,
- scrapper,
- self-contradictory,
- separate,
- separated,
- several,
- steely,
- stern,
- stiff,
- torn,
- unaffected,
- unalterable,
- unappeasable,
- unbending,
- unchangeable,
- uncompromising,
- unconformable,
- unequal,
- ungiving,
- unlike,
- unmoved,
- unrelenting,
- unyielding,
- variant,
- varied,
- variegated,
- various,
- varying,
- vengeful,
- vindicatory,
- vindictive,
- widely apart,
- worlds apart,
- wrangler
- accomplish,
- achieve,
- achieve success,
- advance,
- approach,
- arrive,
- arrive at,
- arrive in,
- attain,
- attain to,
- be a success,
- be able,
- be received,
- be up to,
- blow in,
- bob up,
- break through,
- can,
- can do,
- check in,
- clear,
- clear the hurdle,
- clock in,
- come,
- come along,
- come in,
- come on,
- come through,
- come to,
- come to hand,
- contrive,
- cut a swath,
- cut it,
- cut the mustard,
- engineer,
- fetch,
- fetch up at,
- find,
- gain,
- get ahead,
- get along,
- get by,
- get in,
- get on,
- get there,
- get to,
- go far,
- go on,
- go places,
- hack it,
- have it made,
- hit,
- hit town,
- make,
- make a breakthrough,
- make a success,
- make good,
- make headway,
- make out,
- make the grade,
- make the scene,
- manage,
- manage somehow,
- may,
- muddle through,
- negotiate,
- pop up,
- possess authority,
- progress,
- pull in,
- punch in,
- put over,
- put through,
- reach,
- ring in,
- rise,
- roll in,
- scrape along,
- show up,
- sign in,
- succeed in,
- swing,
- swing the deal,
- take charge,
- time in,
- turn up,
- worry along
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- addendum,
- afterthought,
- appendix,
- back answer,
- back matter,
- caustic remark,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- comeback,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- crack,
- cut,
- cutting remark,
- dig,
- double take,
- dump,
- dying words,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- fleer,
- flout,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- foolery,
- gibe,
- gibing retort,
- jab,
- jape,
- jeer,
- jest,
- last words,
- leg-pull,
- mock,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- postscript,
- put-down,
- put-on,
- quip,
- refrain,
- rude reproach,
- scoff,
- scurrility,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- short answer,
- slam,
- slap,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- swipe,
- tag,
- taunt,
- twit,
- verbal thrust
- sesquipedalian
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- a very long word (a foot and a half long)
- given to the overuse of long words; "sesquipedalian orators"; "this sesquipedalian way of saying one has no money" related words >
- Latinate,
- a mile long,
- awkward,
- bombastic,
- cramped,
- cumbrous,
- elephantine,
- extensive,
- far-flung,
- far-reaching,
- fargoing,
- forced,
- formal,
- grandiloquence,
- guinde,
- halting,
- hard word,
- heavy,
- inkhorn,
- interminable,
- jawbreaker,
- jawbreaking,
- labored,
- leaden,
- lengthy,
- lexiphanicism,
- long,
- long word,
- longish,
- longsome,
- lumbering,
- no end of,
- polysyllabic,
- polysyllable,
- pompous,
- ponderous,
- sesquipedal,
- stiff,
- stilted,
- tall,
- turgid,
- unwieldy,
- without end
- chapfallen
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- brought low in spirit; "left us fatigued and deflated spiritually" related words >
- abashed,
- afflicted,
- agitated,
- ashamed,
- baffled,
- balked,
- beset,
- betrayed,
- bilked,
- blasted,
- blighted,
- blue,
- blushing,
- bothered,
- brooding,
- broody,
- cast down,
- chagrined,
- confused,
- crestfallen,
- crossed,
- crushed,
- dashed,
- defeated,
- dejected,
- depressed,
- disappointed,
- discomfited,
- discomforted,
- discomposed,
- disconcerted,
- disconsolate,
- dished,
- disillusioned,
- disquieted,
- dissatisfied,
- distressed,
- disturbed,
- down,
- down-in-the-mouth,
- downhearted,
- dumpish,
- embarrassed,
- foiled,
- frustrated,
- glum,
- grum,
- hangdog,
- humbled,
- humiliated,
- hung up,
- ill at ease,
- ill done-by,
- ill-served,
- let down,
- long-faced,
- moodish,
- moody,
- mopey,
- moping,
- mopish,
- morose,
- mortified,
- mumpish,
- out of countenance,
- perturbed,
- put-out,
- put-upon,
- red-faced,
- regretful,
- shamed,
- shamefaced,
- shamefast,
- sorely disappointed,
- soured,
- sulky,
- sullen,
- thwarted,
- troubled,
- uncomfortable,
- uneasy,
- upset
- stiffness
collapse
- firm resoluteness in purpose or opinion or action; "a charming host without any touch of stiffness or pomposity"
- the property of moving with pain or difficulty; "he awoke with a painful stiffness in his neck"
- the physical property of being inflexible and hard to bend related words >
- adamantness,
- aridity,
- barrenness,
- bloodlessness,
- buckram,
- ceremonial,
- ceremoniousness,
- ceremony,
- characterlessness,
- cohesiveness,
- colorlessness,
- costliness,
- deadness,
- dearness,
- dignity,
- dismalness,
- dourness,
- dragginess,
- dreariness,
- dryness,
- dullness,
- durability,
- dustiness,
- effeteness,
- emptiness,
- etiolation,
- extrinsicality,
- firmness,
- flatness,
- flintiness,
- form,
- formality,
- formalization,
- fundamentalism,
- gravity,
- great cost,
- grimness,
- hard-bittenness,
- hard-nosedness,
- hardiness,
- hardness,
- heaviness,
- highness,
- hollowness,
- immovability,
- immutability,
- impliability,
- inanity,
- inelasticity,
- inexcitability,
- inexorability,
- inflexibility,
- infrangibility,
- insipidity,
- insipidness,
- intransigeance,
- intransigence,
- intransigency,
- intransigentism,
- irreconcilability,
- jejunity,
- lastingness,
- leadenness,
- leatherlikeness,
- lifelessness,
- lowness of spirit,
- luxuriousness,
- obduracy,
- obdurateness,
- obstinacy,
- orthodoxy,
- paleness,
- pallor,
- pointlessness,
- pokiness,
- pomp,
- pomposity,
- ponderousness,
- precisianism,
- primness,
- purism,
- puritanism,
- relentlessness,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- resistance,
- richness,
- rigidity,
- rigidness,
- rigor,
- rigorism,
- rigorousness,
- ritual,
- rituality,
- ropiness,
- slowness,
- solemnity,
- spiritlessness,
- stamina,
- starchiness,
- steeliness,
- steepness,
- sterility,
- sternness,
- stiff temper,
- stiltedness,
- stodginess,
- strength,
- stringiness,
- stubbornness,
- stuffiness,
- stylization,
- sumptuousness,
- superficiality,
- tastelessness,
- tautness,
- tediousness,
- tenacity,
- tenseness,
- tension,
- tensity,
- tightness,
- toughness,
- unalterability,
- unbendingness,
- unbreakability,
- unbreakableness,
- unchangeability,
- uncompromisingness,
- ungivingness,
- uninterestingness,
- unliveliness,
- unrelentingness,
- unyieldingness,
- vapidity,
- vapidness,
- viscidity,
- vitality,
- weight,
- woodenness
- brandish
collapse
- move or swing back and forth; "She waved her gun"
- exhibit aggressively; "brandish a sword" related words >
- advertise,
- affect,
- air,
- betoken,
- blazon forth,
- breathe,
- bring forth,
- bring forward,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to notice,
- dangle,
- demonstrate,
- develop,
- disclose,
- display,
- disport,
- divulge,
- dramatize,
- emblazon,
- embody,
- enact,
- evidence,
- evince,
- exhibit,
- expose,
- expose to view,
- express,
- flap,
- flash,
- flaunt,
- float,
- flourish,
- flutter,
- fly,
- give sign,
- give token,
- highlight,
- hold up,
- illuminate,
- incarnate,
- indicate,
- make clear,
- make plain,
- manifest,
- materialize,
- mean,
- parade,
- perform,
- present,
- produce,
- put forth,
- put forward,
- represent,
- reveal,
- roll out,
- set forth,
- shake,
- show,
- show forth,
- show off,
- sport,
- spotlight,
- swing,
- token,
- trot out,
- trumpet,
- trumpet forth,
- undulate,
- unfold,
- vaunt,
- wag,
- wave,
- wield,
- wigwag
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