Related Words:
- postulate
collapse - (logic) a proposition that is accepted as true in order to provide a basis for logical reasoning
- take as a given; assume as a postulate or axiom; "He posited three basic laws of nature" related words >
- a priori principle,
- a priori truth,
- absolute fact,
- accepted fact,
- actual fact,
- admitted fact,
- advance,
- affirm,
- affirmation,
- apriorism,
- assert,
- assertion,
- assume,
- assumed position,
- assumption,
- avant-propos,
- aver,
- axiom,
- bald fact,
- bare fact,
- basis,
- breakthrough,
- bring before,
- bring forward,
- bring up,
- broach,
- brocard,
- brutal fact,
- call,
- categorical proposition,
- center,
- challenge,
- circumstance,
- claim,
- cold fact,
- commend to attention,
- conceded fact,
- conjecture,
- core,
- data,
- datum,
- demonstrable fact,
- dictate,
- dictum,
- elixir,
- empirical fact,
- essence,
- essential,
- established fact,
- exact,
- exordium,
- fact,
- fact of experience,
- first principles,
- flower,
- focus,
- foreword,
- formula,
- foundation,
- front matter,
- frontispiece,
- fundamental,
- gist,
- given fact,
- golden rule,
- gravamen,
- ground,
- guesswork,
- hard fact,
- heart,
- hypostasis,
- hypothesis,
- hypothesis ad hoc,
- indisputable fact,
- inescapable fact,
- inference,
- inner essence,
- innovation,
- introduce,
- introduction,
- kernel,
- launch,
- law,
- lay before,
- lay down,
- leap,
- lemma,
- major premise,
- make a motion,
- marrow,
- matter of fact,
- meat,
- minor premise,
- moot,
- move,
- naked fact,
- not guesswork,
- not opinion,
- nub,
- nucleus,
- nuts and bolts,
- offer a resolution,
- open up,
- overture,
- philosopheme,
- philosophical proposition,
- pith,
- plain,
- pose,
- posit,
- position,
- positive fact,
- postulation,
- postulatum,
- preamble,
- predicate,
- preface,
- prefer,
- prefix,
- prefixture,
- preliminary,
- prelude,
- premise,
- presume,
- presumption,
- presupposal,
- presupposition,
- principium,
- principle,
- proem,
- prolegomena,
- prolegomenon,
- prolepsis,
- prologue,
- propose,
- proposition,
- propositional function,
- propound,
- protasis,
- provable fact,
- put forth,
- put forward,
- put it to,
- quid,
- quiddity,
- quintessence,
- recommend,
- require,
- requisition,
- rule,
- salient fact,
- sap,
- self-evident fact,
- self-evident truth,
- set before,
- set forth,
- set of postulates,
- settled principle,
- significant fact,
- simple fact,
- sober fact,
- solicit,
- soul,
- spirit,
- start,
- statement,
- stubborn fact,
- stuff,
- submit,
- substance,
- suggest,
- sumption,
- supposal,
- supposing,
- supposition,
- surmise,
- the case,
- the nitty-gritty,
- theorem,
- thesis,
- truism,
- truth,
- truth table,
- truth-function,
- truth-value,
- undeniable fact,
- universal truth,
- verse,
- voluntary,
- well-known fact,
- working hypothesis
- rotary
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- relating to or characterized by rotation; "rotary dial" related words >
- O-shaped,
- alternate,
- ambagious,
- ascending,
- axial,
- back,
- back-flowing,
- backhanded,
- backward,
- beating,
- carrefour,
- circling,
- circuitous,
- circular,
- circumgyratory,
- circumvolutory,
- cloverleaf,
- crossing,
- crosspoint,
- crossroad,
- crosswalk,
- crossway,
- cyclic,
- cyclonic,
- descending,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- devious,
- digressive,
- discursive,
- down-trending,
- downward,
- drifting,
- epochal,
- even,
- every other,
- excursive,
- flowing,
- fluent,
- flying,
- flyover,
- going,
- grade crossing,
- gulfy,
- gyral,
- gyrational,
- gyratory,
- gyrostatic,
- helical,
- indirect,
- intercrossing,
- intermittent,
- intersection,
- isochronal,
- level crossing,
- meandering,
- measured,
- metronomic,
- mounting,
- oblique,
- orbital,
- oscillatory,
- out-of-the-way,
- overcrossing,
- overpass,
- passing,
- periodical,
- plunging,
- progressive,
- pulsing,
- reciprocal,
- recurrent,
- recurring,
- reflowing,
- refluent,
- regressive,
- retrogressive,
- rhythmic,
- rising,
- rotational,
- rotatory,
- round,
- roundabout,
- running,
- rushing,
- seasonal,
- serial,
- sideward,
- sinking,
- soaring,
- spiral,
- steady,
- streaming,
- swirly,
- tornadic,
- traffic circle,
- trochilic,
- undercrossing,
- undulant,
- undulatory,
- up-trending,
- upward,
- vertiginous,
- viaduct,
- vortical,
- wavelike,
- wheeling,
- whirlabout,
- whirligig,
- whirlwindish,
- whirlwindy,
- whirly
- unpack
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- remove from its packing; "unpack the presents" related words >
- bare,
- break bulk,
- break the seal,
- bring to light,
- develop,
- disburden,
- discharge,
- disclose,
- discover,
- dismask,
- draw the veil,
- dump,
- expose,
- impart,
- lay bare,
- lay open,
- let daylight in,
- let out,
- manifest,
- off-load,
- open,
- open up,
- raise the curtain,
- reveal,
- show,
- show up,
- strip bare,
- unburden,
- uncloak,
- uncover,
- undrape,
- unfold,
- unfurl,
- unkennel,
- unlade,
- unload,
- unmask,
- unroll,
- unscreen,
- unsheathe,
- unship,
- unshroud,
- unveil,
- unwrap
- ascend
collapse
- travel up, "We ascended the mountain"; "go up a ladder"; "The mountaineers slowly ascended the steep slope"
- slope upwards; "The path ascended to the top of the hill"
- go along towards (a river's) source; "The boat ascended the Delaware"
- become king or queen; "She ascended to the throne after the King's death"
- go back in order of genealogical succession; "Inheritance may not ascend linearly" related words >
- advance,
- arise,
- aspire,
- back,
- back up,
- bank,
- budge,
- buss the clouds,
- cant,
- careen,
- chandelle,
- change,
- change place,
- circle,
- clamber,
- climb,
- come up,
- crest,
- curl upwards,
- decline,
- descend,
- dip,
- drop,
- ebb,
- escalade,
- escalate,
- fall,
- fall away,
- fall off,
- float,
- flow,
- gain altitude,
- get over,
- get up,
- go,
- go around,
- go downhill,
- go round,
- go sideways,
- go up,
- go uphill,
- grade,
- grow up,
- gyrate,
- hoick,
- incline,
- keel,
- lean,
- levitate,
- lift,
- list,
- loom,
- mount,
- move,
- move over,
- pitch,
- plunge,
- progress,
- rake,
- rear,
- rear up,
- regress,
- retreat,
- retrogress,
- rise,
- rise up,
- rotate,
- run,
- scale,
- scale the heights,
- scramble,
- shelve,
- shift,
- shin,
- sidle,
- sink,
- slant,
- slope,
- soar,
- spin,
- spiral,
- spire,
- stand on tiptoe,
- stand up,
- stir,
- stream,
- subside,
- surge,
- surmount,
- swag,
- swarm up,
- sway,
- sweep up,
- tilt,
- tip,
- top,
- tower,
- travel,
- up,
- upclimb,
- upgo,
- upgrow,
- upheave,
- uprear,
- uprise,
- upspin,
- upstream,
- upsurge,
- upswarm,
- upwind,
- wane,
- whirl,
- zoom
- reappear
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- appear again; "The sores reappeared on her body"; "Her husband reappeared after having left her years ago" related words >
- alternate,
- be here again,
- circle,
- come again,
- come and go,
- come around,
- come round,
- come round again,
- come up again,
- cycle,
- echo,
- go back,
- intermit,
- keep coming,
- oscillate,
- pulsate,
- pulse,
- recur,
- reoccur,
- repeat,
- resound,
- resume,
- return,
- reverberate,
- revert,
- revolve,
- roll around,
- rotate,
- turn,
- undulate,
- wheel,
- wheel around
- underwrite
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- guarantee financial support of; "The opera tour was subvented by a bank" related words >
- OK,
- accede to,
- accept,
- accredit,
- affirm,
- agree to,
- amen,
- approve,
- arm,
- armor,
- assure,
- attest,
- authenticate,
- authorize,
- autograph,
- avouch,
- back,
- back up,
- be sponsor for,
- bless,
- bond,
- certify,
- champion,
- cloak,
- compass about,
- confirm,
- consent to,
- copyright,
- cosign,
- countersecure,
- countersign,
- cover,
- cushion,
- defend,
- endorse,
- ensure,
- fence,
- fend,
- finance,
- give permission,
- give the go-ahead,
- give the imprimatur,
- give thumbs up,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- guard,
- harbor,
- haven,
- indorse,
- initial,
- insure,
- invest in,
- keep,
- keep from harm,
- make a promise,
- make safe,
- nestle,
- notarize,
- okay,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass upon,
- patent,
- permit,
- pledge,
- plight,
- police,
- promise,
- protect,
- ratify,
- register,
- ride shotgun for,
- rubber stamp,
- safeguard,
- sanction,
- say amen to,
- screen,
- seal,
- second,
- secure,
- shelter,
- shield,
- shroud,
- sign,
- sign and seal,
- sign for,
- sponsor,
- stand behind,
- stand up for,
- subscribe to,
- subsidize,
- subvene,
- support,
- swear,
- swear and affirm,
- swear to,
- troth,
- undersign,
- uphold,
- validate,
- visa,
- vise,
- vouch,
- vow,
- warrant
- rotate
collapse
- plant or grow in a fixed cyclic order of succession; "We rotate the crops so as to maximize the use of the soil"
- perform a job or duty on a rotating basis; "Interns have to rotate for a few months"
- cause to turn on an axis or center; "Rotate the handle"
- exchange on a regular basis; "We rotate the lead soprano every night" related words >
- advance,
- alternate,
- ascend,
- back,
- back up,
- bandy,
- be here again,
- become airborne,
- budge,
- change,
- change place,
- circle,
- circulate,
- circumrotate,
- circumvolute,
- clear,
- climb,
- come again,
- come and go,
- come around,
- come round,
- come round again,
- come up again,
- convert,
- crank,
- cycle,
- descend,
- ebb,
- ensue,
- evert,
- exchange,
- flow,
- fly aloft,
- follow,
- get over,
- go,
- go around,
- go round,
- go sideways,
- gyrate,
- gyre,
- interchange,
- intermit,
- introvert,
- intussuscept,
- invaginate,
- inverse,
- invert,
- jump off,
- leave the ground,
- mount,
- move,
- move over,
- oscillate,
- pirouette,
- pivot,
- plunge,
- progress,
- pronate,
- pulsate,
- pulse,
- reappear,
- recur,
- reel,
- regress,
- relieve,
- reoccur,
- repeat,
- resupinate,
- retrogress,
- return,
- reverse,
- revolve,
- rise,
- roll,
- roll around,
- round,
- run,
- screw,
- shift,
- sink,
- soar,
- spell,
- spin,
- stir,
- stream,
- subside,
- succeed,
- supinate,
- swap,
- swing,
- switch,
- swivel,
- take off,
- take turns,
- taxi,
- transpose,
- travel,
- turn,
- turn a pirouette,
- turn about,
- turn around,
- turn down,
- turn in,
- turn inside out,
- turn out,
- turn over,
- turn round,
- turn the scale,
- turn the tables,
- turn upside down,
- twirl,
- twist,
- undulate,
- wamble,
- wane,
- wheel,
- wheel around,
- whirl,
- wind
- PS,
- addendum,
- address,
- affirmation,
- afterthought,
- allegation,
- answer,
- apostrophe,
- appendix,
- assertion,
- averment,
- back answer,
- back matter,
- caustic remark,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- comeback,
- comment,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- crack,
- cut,
- cutting remark,
- declaration,
- dictum,
- dig,
- double take,
- dump,
- dying words,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- exclamation,
- expression,
- fleer,
- flout,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- foolery,
- gibe,
- gibing retort,
- greeting,
- interjection,
- jab,
- jape,
- jeer,
- jest,
- last words,
- leg-pull,
- mention,
- mock,
- note,
- observation,
- parting shot,
- peroration,
- phrase,
- position,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- postscript,
- pronouncement,
- put-down,
- put-on,
- question,
- quip,
- reflection,
- refrain,
- remark,
- rude reproach,
- say,
- saying,
- scoff,
- scurrility,
- second thought,
- sentence,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- short answer,
- slam,
- slap,
- statement,
- subjoinder,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- swipe,
- tag,
- taunt,
- thought,
- twit,
- utterance,
- verbal thrust,
- word
- acquaint,
- advertise,
- advertise of,
- advise,
- apprise,
- brief,
- bring word,
- broadcast,
- communicate,
- convey,
- disclose,
- disseminate,
- enlighten,
- familiarize,
- get across,
- get over,
- give,
- give notice,
- give the facts,
- give word,
- hand on,
- impart,
- inform,
- instruct,
- let know,
- make known,
- mention to,
- notify,
- pass,
- pass along,
- pass on,
- render,
- report,
- send,
- send word,
- serve notice,
- share,
- share with,
- signal,
- speak,
- tell,
- transfer,
- transmit,
- verse
- vacate
collapse
- leave behind empty; move out of; "You must vacate your office by tonight"
- leave (a job, post, or position) voluntarily; "She vacated the position when she got pregnant"; "The chairman resigned when he was found to have misappropriated funds" related words >
- abandon,
- abdicate,
- abjure,
- abolish,
- abrogate,
- abscond,
- annul,
- back out,
- be pensioned,
- be superannuated,
- beat a retreat,
- beg off,
- bow out,
- cancel,
- cede,
- clear,
- countermand,
- counterorder,
- cry off,
- demit,
- depart from,
- desert,
- disannul,
- disappear,
- discard,
- discharge,
- disgorge,
- dispense with,
- dispose of,
- dissolve,
- do away with,
- do without,
- drop,
- drop out,
- dump,
- empty,
- evacuate,
- forgo,
- forsake,
- forswear,
- get along without,
- get out of,
- get rid of,
- give away,
- give up,
- go back on,
- have done with,
- invalidate,
- jettison,
- jilt,
- kiss good-bye,
- leave,
- leave behind,
- leave flat,
- let go,
- make a sacrifice,
- make void,
- maroon,
- nullify,
- override,
- overrule,
- part with,
- pension off,
- pull out,
- quash,
- quit,
- quit cold,
- quitclaim,
- recall,
- recant,
- relinquish,
- remove,
- render up,
- renege,
- renounce,
- renounce the throne,
- repeal,
- repudiate,
- rescind,
- resign,
- retire,
- retire from office,
- retract,
- retreat,
- reverse,
- revoke,
- sacrifice,
- say goodbye to,
- set aside,
- spare,
- stand aside,
- stand down,
- step aside,
- superannuate,
- surrender,
- suspend,
- swear off,
- take leave of,
- throw over,
- throw up,
- vanish,
- void,
- waive,
- withdraw,
- withdraw from,
- write off,
- yield
- sine wave
collapse
- a wave whose waveform resembles a sine curve related words >
- transpose
collapse
- a matrix formed by interchanging the rows and columns of a given matrix
- change key; "Can you transpose this fugue into G major?"
- put (a piece of music) into another key
- transfer a quantity from one side of an equation to the other side reversing its sign, in order to maintain equality related words >
- adapt,
- alternate,
- arrange,
- assign,
- bandy,
- be quits with,
- carry over,
- change,
- communicate,
- commute,
- compensate,
- compose,
- consign,
- convert,
- cooperate,
- counterchange,
- deliver,
- deport,
- diffuse,
- disseminate,
- evert,
- exchange,
- expel,
- export,
- extradite,
- get back at,
- get even with,
- give and take,
- hand forward,
- hand on,
- hand over,
- harmonize,
- impart,
- import,
- instrument,
- instrumentate,
- interchange,
- introvert,
- intussuscept,
- invaginate,
- inverse,
- invert,
- logroll,
- make an adaptation,
- make over,
- melodize,
- metamorphose,
- metastasize,
- metathesize,
- musicalize,
- orchestrate,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass over,
- pass the buck,
- pay back,
- perfuse,
- permute,
- pronate,
- put,
- put to music,
- reciprocate,
- relay,
- render,
- requite,
- respond,
- resupinate,
- retaliate,
- return,
- return the compliment,
- reverse,
- revert,
- revolve,
- rotate,
- score,
- set,
- set to music,
- spread,
- supinate,
- swap,
- switch,
- trade,
- transcribe,
- transfer,
- transfer property,
- transfigure,
- transfuse,
- translate,
- translocate,
- transmit,
- transmogrify,
- transmute,
- transplace,
- transplant,
- transubstantiate,
- turn,
- turn about,
- turn around,
- turn down,
- turn in,
- turn inside out,
- turn out,
- turn over,
- turn the scale,
- turn the tables,
- turn upside down,
- write
- abolish
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- do away with; "Slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century in America and in Russia" related words >
- abate,
- abrogate,
- annihilate,
- annul,
- blot out,
- bring to naught,
- cancel,
- countermand,
- counterorder,
- delete,
- demolish,
- deracinate,
- destroy,
- disallow,
- disannul,
- do away with,
- eliminate,
- end,
- eradicate,
- erase,
- expunge,
- exterminate,
- extinguish,
- extirpate,
- invalidate,
- liquidate,
- make void,
- negate,
- negative,
- nullify,
- obliterate,
- override,
- overrule,
- quash,
- recall,
- recant,
- renege,
- repeal,
- rescind,
- retract,
- reverse,
- revoke,
- root out,
- set aside,
- stamp out,
- suspend,
- terminate,
- undo,
- uproot,
- vacate,
- vitiate,
- void,
- waive,
- wipe out,
- withdraw,
- write off
- inject
collapse
- give an injection to; "We injected the glucose into the patient's vein"
- to introduce (a new aspect or element); "He injected new life into the performance"
- feed intravenously
- take by injection; "inject heroin"
- force or drive (a fluid or gas) into by piercing; "inject hydrogen into the balloon" related words >
- animate,
- bathe,
- brew,
- bring in,
- douche,
- drench,
- drive in,
- drouk,
- ease in,
- embue,
- enliven,
- exhilarate,
- fire,
- flush,
- force in,
- imbrue,
- imbue,
- impregnate,
- infect,
- infiltrate,
- inform,
- infuse,
- inoculate,
- insert,
- insinuate,
- inspire,
- inspirit,
- interject,
- introduce,
- intromit,
- lave,
- leach,
- lixiviate,
- macerate,
- percolate,
- perfuse,
- permeate,
- pop in,
- put in,
- rinse,
- saturate,
- seethe,
- set in,
- slip in,
- soak,
- sodden,
- sop,
- souse,
- spirit,
- spirit up,
- steep,
- stick in,
- throw in,
- tuck in,
- wash,
- waterlog,
- whip in
- weigh
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- to be oppressive or burdensome; "weigh heavily on the mind", "Something pressed on his mind"
- determine the weight of; "The butcher weighed the chicken"
- have a certain weight related words >
- amount to something,
- analogize,
- appraise,
- appreciate,
- assay,
- assess,
- assimilate,
- balance,
- be abstracted,
- be featured,
- be heavy,
- be influential,
- be persuasive,
- be prominent,
- be somebody,
- be something,
- bring into analogy,
- bring into comparison,
- brood,
- calculate,
- calibrate,
- caliper,
- carry,
- carry weight,
- catalog,
- categorize,
- charge,
- check a parameter,
- chew the cud,
- class,
- classify,
- compare,
- compare and contrast,
- compare with,
- compute,
- confront,
- consider,
- contemplate,
- contrast,
- count,
- counterbalance,
- counterpose,
- cumber,
- cut ice,
- cut some ice,
- debate,
- deliberate,
- dial,
- digest,
- divide,
- draw a comparison,
- draw a parallel,
- encumber,
- estimate,
- evaluate,
- excogitate,
- factor,
- fathom,
- gauge,
- get top billing,
- graduate,
- group,
- have an in,
- have full play,
- have influence,
- have personality,
- have pull,
- have weight,
- heft,
- hold the scales,
- identify,
- import,
- introspect,
- lade,
- lie heavy,
- liken,
- liken to,
- load,
- lumber,
- match,
- matter,
- measure,
- measure against,
- meditate,
- mensurate,
- metaphorize,
- mete,
- meter,
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