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Exact Match:
- chinoiserie
- a style in art reflecting Chinese influence; elaborately decorated and intricately patterned
Related Words:
- elaborateness
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- Babylonian splendor,
- arabesque,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- brilliance,
- chinoiserie,
- elegance,
- fanciness,
- fineness,
- flamboyance,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- floweriness,
- glory,
- gorgeousness,
- grandeur,
- grandiosity,
- grandness,
- imposingness,
- impressiveness,
- lavishness,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- magnificence,
- majesty,
- moresque,
- nobility,
- ostentation,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overornamentation,
- plushness,
- poshness,
- proudness,
- resplendence,
- richness,
- ritziness,
- rococo,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- splendor,
- state,
- stateliness,
- sumptuousness
- squirrel cage
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- cage with a cylindrical framework that rotates as a small animal runs inside it related words >
- beat,
- beaten path,
- broken record,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratism,
- chinoiserie,
- daily grind,
- grind,
- groove,
- humdrum,
- invariability,
- irk,
- irksomeness,
- jog trot,
- monotony,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- round,
- routine,
- run,
- rut,
- sameliness,
- sameness,
- tedium,
- the beaten track,
- the daily round,
- the round,
- the squirrel cage,
- the treadmill,
- the weary round,
- track,
- treadmill,
- undeviation,
- unvariation,
- wearisome sameness,
- well-worn groove
- bureaucracy
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- any organization in which action is obstructed by insistence on unnecessary procedures and red tape
- a government that is administered primarily by bureaus that are staffed with nonelective officials
- nonelective government officials related words >
- administration,
- authorities,
- beadledom,
- beat,
- beaten path,
- bumbledom,
- bureaucratism,
- chinoiserie,
- daily grind,
- directorate,
- government,
- grind,
- groove,
- hierarchy,
- higher echelons,
- higher-ups,
- jog trot,
- management,
- ministry,
- official jargon,
- officialdom,
- officialism,
- prelacy,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- red-tapery,
- round,
- routine,
- ruling class,
- ruling classes,
- run,
- rut,
- squirrel cage,
- the Establishment,
- the administration,
- the authorities,
- the ingroup,
- the interests,
- the people upstairs,
- the power elite,
- the power structure,
- the top,
- them,
- they,
- top brass,
- track,
- treadmill,
- well-worn groove
- afterthought,
- beadledom,
- beat,
- beaten path,
- bind,
- block,
- blockage,
- bumbledom,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratic delay,
- bureaucratism,
- chinoiserie,
- daily grind,
- delay,
- delayage,
- delayed reaction,
- detention,
- double take,
- dragging,
- grind,
- groove,
- halt,
- hang-up,
- hindrance,
- holdup,
- interim,
- jam,
- jog trot,
- lag,
- lagging,
- logjam,
- moratorium,
- obstruction,
- official jargon,
- officialism,
- paperasserie,
- pause,
- red-tapeism,
- red-tapery,
- reprieve,
- respite,
- retardance,
- retardation,
- round,
- routine,
- run,
- rut,
- slow-up,
- slowdown,
- slowness,
- squirrel cage,
- stay,
- stay of execution,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- suspension,
- tie-up,
- time lag,
- track,
- treadmill,
- wait,
- well-worn groove
- flamboyance
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- extravagant elaborateness; "he wrote with great flamboyance" related words >
- arabesque,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- blare,
- blatancy,
- blaze,
- blazing light,
- blinding light,
- brazenness,
- bright light,
- brightness,
- brilliance,
- brilliancy,
- brilliant light,
- burst of light,
- chinoiserie,
- colorfulness,
- crudeness,
- dash,
- dazzle,
- dazzling light,
- dazzlingness,
- effulgence,
- elaborateness,
- elegance,
- extravagance,
- extravaganza,
- extravagation,
- fanciness,
- fineness,
- flagrancy,
- flashiness,
- flood of light,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- floweriness,
- fulgor,
- gaiety,
- garishness,
- gaudery,
- gaudiness,
- glare,
- glaring light,
- glitter,
- glory,
- gorgeousness,
- jauntiness,
- jazziness,
- loudness,
- luridness,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- meretriciousness,
- moresque,
- obtrusiveness,
- ostentation,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overornamentation,
- panache,
- radiance,
- radiancy,
- radiant splendor,
- refulgence,
- refulgency,
- resplendence,
- resplendency,
- richness,
- rococo,
- sensationalism,
- shamelessness,
- showiness,
- splendor,
- sportiness,
- streaming light,
- tawdriness,
- vividness,
- vulgarness
- rococo
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- fanciful but graceful asymmetric ornamentation in art and architecture that originated in France in the 18th century
- having excessive asymmetrical ornamentation; "an exquisite gilded rococo mirror" related words >
- Gothic,
- arabesque,
- archaic,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- bizarre,
- brain-born,
- busy,
- bygone,
- chichi,
- chinoiserie,
- dated,
- deformed,
- dream-built,
- elaborate,
- elaborateness,
- elegance,
- elegant,
- extravagant,
- fanciful,
- fanciness,
- fancy,
- fancy-born,
- fancy-built,
- fancy-woven,
- fantasque,
- fantastic,
- fine,
- fineness,
- flamboyance,
- flamboyant,
- florid,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- floweriness,
- flowery,
- freak,
- freakish,
- frilly,
- fussy,
- grotesque,
- high-wrought,
- labored,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- luxuriousness,
- maggoty,
- malformed,
- misbegotten,
- misshapen,
- moldy,
- monstrous,
- moresque,
- moth-eaten,
- notional,
- old hat,
- ornate,
- ostentation,
- ostentatious,
- outdated,
- outlandish,
- overelaborate,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overelegant,
- overlabored,
- overornamentation,
- overworked,
- overwrought,
- passe,
- picturesque,
- preposterous,
- pretty-pretty,
- rich,
- richness,
- teratogenic,
- teratoid,
- whimsical,
- wild
- alameda,
- beat,
- beaten track,
- berm,
- bicycle path,
- boardwalk,
- bridle path,
- broken record,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratism,
- catwalk,
- chinoiserie,
- daily grind,
- esplanade,
- fastwalk,
- foot pavement,
- footpath,
- footway,
- garden path,
- grind,
- groove,
- hiking trail,
- humdrum,
- invariability,
- irk,
- irksomeness,
- jog trot,
- mall,
- monotony,
- parade,
- path,
- pathway,
- prado,
- promenade,
- public walk,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- round,
- routine,
- run,
- runway,
- rut,
- sameliness,
- sameness,
- sidewalk,
- squirrel cage,
- tedium,
- the beaten track,
- the daily round,
- the round,
- the squirrel cage,
- the treadmill,
- the weary round,
- towing path,
- towpath,
- track,
- trail,
- treadmill,
- trottoir,
- undeviation,
- unvariation,
- walk,
- walkway,
- wearisome sameness,
- well-worn groove
- arabesque
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- an ornament that interlaces simulated foliage in an intricate design
- position in which the dancer has one leg raised behind and arms outstretched in a conventional pose related words >
- acciaccatura,
- appoggiatura,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- basketry,
- basketwork,
- cadence,
- cadenza,
- cancellation,
- chinoiserie,
- coloratura,
- cross-hatching,
- crossing-out,
- division,
- elaborateness,
- elegance,
- embellishment,
- fanciness,
- filigree,
- fineness,
- fioritura,
- flamboyance,
- flight,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- flourish,
- floweriness,
- fret,
- fretwork,
- grace,
- grace note,
- grate,
- grating,
- grid,
- gridiron,
- grille,
- grillwork,
- hachure,
- hatching,
- incidental,
- incidental note,
- interlacement,
- intertexture,
- intertwinement,
- lace,
- lacery,
- lacework,
- lacing,
- lattice,
- latticework,
- long mordent,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- mesh,
- meshes,
- meshwork,
- mordent,
- moresque,
- net,
- netting,
- network,
- ornament,
- ostentation,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overornamentation,
- passage,
- plexure,
- plexus,
- pralltriller,
- raddle,
- reticle,
- reticulation,
- reticule,
- reticulum,
- richness,
- riddle,
- rococo,
- roulade,
- run,
- screen,
- screening,
- sieve,
- single mordent,
- texture,
- tissue,
- tracery,
- trellis,
- trelliswork,
- turn,
- wattle,
- weave,
- weaving,
- web,
- webbing,
- webwork,
- weft,
- wicker,
- wickerwork
- treadmill
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- a job involving drudgery and confinement
- a mill that is powered by men or animals walking on a circular belt or climbing steps
- an exercise device consisting of an endless belt on which a person can walk or jog without changing place related words >
- beat,
- beaten path,
- branks,
- broken record,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratism,
- chinoiserie,
- clockwork regularity,
- constancy,
- crank,
- cucking stool,
- daily grind,
- daily round,
- dingdong,
- dirty work,
- donkeywork,
- drone,
- drudgery,
- ducking stool,
- employment,
- even pace,
- even tenor,
- fag,
- fatigue,
- finger pillory,
- grind,
- groove,
- handiwork,
- handwork,
- humdrum,
- industry,
- invariability,
- irk,
- irksomeness,
- jog trot,
- labor,
- lick,
- lick of work,
- manual labor,
- moil,
- monologue,
- monotone,
- monotonousness,
- monotony,
- orderliness,
- pace,
- pillory,
- rat race,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- regularity,
- rote,
- round,
- routine,
- run,
- rut,
- sameliness,
- sameness,
- scut work,
- singsong,
- slavery,
- smoothness,
- spadework,
- squirrel cage,
- stocks,
- stroke,
- stroke of work,
- sweat,
- task,
- tedium,
- the beaten track,
- the daily round,
- the round,
- the squirrel cage,
- the treadmill,
- the weary round,
- tiresome work,
- toil,
- track,
- travail,
- trebuchet,
- triangle,
- triangles,
- undeviation,
- undifferentiation,
- unvariation,
- wearisome sameness,
- well-worn groove,
- whipping post,
- wooden horse,
- work
- jog trot
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- an easy gait of a horse; midway between a walk and a trot related words >
- alliterating,
- alliterative,
- andante,
- assonant,
- beat,
- beaten path,
- belabored,
- blah,
- broken-record,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratism,
- burst,
- burst of speed,
- canter,
- chanting,
- chiming,
- chinoiserie,
- claudication,
- cliche-ridden,
- crawl,
- creep,
- daily grind,
- dash,
- dead march,
- dead run,
- dingdong,
- dogtrot,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- everlasting,
- flank speed,
- flat-out speed,
- footpace,
- forced draft,
- full gallop,
- funeral march,
- gallop,
- grind,
- groove,
- hand gallop,
- harping,
- headlong rush,
- heavy right foot,
- high lope,
- hobble,
- humdrum,
- invariable,
- jingle-jangle,
- jog,
- labored,
- leisurely gait,
- limp,
- long-winded,
- lope,
- lumbering pace,
- maximum speed,
- mincing steps,
- monotone,
- monotonous,
- open throttle,
- plod,
- plunge,
- prolix,
- race,
- rack,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- rhymed,
- rhyming,
- round,
- routine,
- run,
- rush,
- rut,
- saunter,
- scamper,
- scud,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- shamble,
- shuffle,
- singsong,
- slouch,
- slow march,
- slow motion,
- sprint,
- spurt,
- squirrel cage,
- stroll,
- tedious,
- track,
- treadmill,
- trot,
- trudge,
- uneventful,
- unvarying,
- waddle,
- walk,
- well-worn groove,
- wide-open speed
- rut
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- a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape; "they fell into a conversational rut"
- a groove or furrow (especially one in soft earth caused by wheels)
- be in a state of sexual excitement; of male mammals related words >
- alameda,
- be in heat,
- beat,
- beaten path,
- beaten track,
- berm,
- bezel,
- bicycle path,
- boardwalk,
- bridle path,
- bureaucracy,
- bureaucratism,
- canal,
- canalize,
- carve,
- catwalk,
- chamfer,
- channel,
- chase,
- chink,
- chinoiserie,
- chisel,
- chuckhole,
- come in,
- corrugate,
- corrugation,
- crack,
- cranny,
- crimp,
- cut,
- dado,
- daily grind,
- desire,
- dike,
- ditch,
- engrave,
- engraving,
- esplanade,
- estral cycle,
- estruate,
- estruation,
- estrum,
- estrus,
- fastwalk,
- fever,
- fever heat,
- fever of excitement,
- fire,
- flute,
- fluting,
- foot pavement,
- footpath,
- footway,
- furrow,
- fury of lust,
- garden path,
- gash,
- goffer,
- gouge,
- grind,
- groove,
- gully,
- heat,
- hiking trail,
- incise,
- incision,
- itch for,
- jog trot,
- lust,
- lust after,
- mall,
- microgroove,
- mudhole,
- pace,
- parade,
- path,
- pathway,
- pitchhole,
- pleat,
- plow,
- pothole,
- prado,
- promenade,
- public walk,
- rabbet,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- rifle,
- rifling,
- rote,
- round,
- routine,
- ruck,
- run,
- runway,
- score,
- scratch,
- sexual excitement,
- sidewalk,
- sinkhole,
- slit,
- squirrel cage,
- streak,
- stria,
- striate,
- striation,
- sulcation,
- sulcus,
- towing path,
- towpath,
- track,
- trail,
- treadmill,
- trench,
- trottoir,
- trough,
- walk,
- walkway,
- well-worn groove,
- wrinkle
- ostentation
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- pretentious or showy or vulgar display
- lack of elegance as a consequence of being pompous and puffed up with vanity
- a gaudy outward display related words >
- Barnumism,
- acting,
- affectation,
- appearance,
- arabesque,
- arrantness,
- attitudinizing,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- bedizenment,
- big talk,
- blatancy,
- bluff,
- bluffing,
- boldness,
- cheating,
- chinoiserie,
- color,
- coloring,
- conspicuousness,
- convolution,
- deception,
- delusion,
- demonstration,
- disguise,
- display,
- dissemblance,
- dissembling,
- dissimulation,
- elaborateness,
- elegance,
- enactment,
- exhibit,
- exhibition,
- exhibitionism,
- exposition,
- exposure,
- facade,
- face,
- fakery,
- faking,
- false air,
- false front,
- false show,
- falsity,
- fanciness,
- feigning,
- feint,
- fineness,
- flagrance,
- flagrancy,
- flamboyance,
- flashiness,
- flatulence,
- flatulency,
- flaunting,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- flourish,
- floweriness,
- four-flushing,
- fraud,
- front,
- fulsomeness,
- garishness,
- gaudiness,
- gilt,
- gloss,
- grandiloquence,
- grandioseness,
- grandiosity,
- high relief,
- high-flown diction,
- humbug,
- humbuggery,
- imposture,
- inflatedness,
- inflation,
- lexiphanicism,
- loftiness,
- luridness,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- magniloquence,
- masquerade,
- mere rhetoric,
- meretriciousness,
- moresque,
- noticeability,
- notoriety,
- notoriousness,
- obtrusiveness,
- opening,
- orotundity,
- ostentatious complexity,
- outstandingness,
- outward show,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overornamentation,
- parade,
- performance,
- platitudinous ponderosity,
- playacting,
- polysyllabic profundity,
- pomposity,
- pompous prolixity,
- pompousness,
- pontification,
- pose,
- posing,
- posture,
- presentation,
- presentment,
- pretense,
- pretension,
- pretentiousness,
- pretext,
- production,
- projection,
- prominence,
- pronouncedness,
- prose run mad,
- representation,
- retrospective,
- rhetoric,
- rhetoricalness,
- richness,
- rococo,
- salience,
- saliency,
- seeming,
- semblance,
- sensationalism,
- sententiousness,
- sham,
- show,
- showiness,
- showing,
- simulacrum,
- simulation,
- speciousness,
- stiltedness,
- strikingness,
- strong relief,
- swelling utterance,
- swollen phrase,
- swollenness,
- tall talk,
- tortuosity,
- tortuousness,
- tumidity,
- tumidness,
- turgescence,
- turgidity,
- unfolding,
- unfoldment,
- unveiling,
- varnish,
- varnishing day,
- vernissage,
- window dressing
- elegance
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- a refined quality of gracefulness and good taste; "she conveys an aura of elegance and gentility"
- a quality of neatness and ingenious simplicity in the solution of a problem (especially in science or mathematics); "the simplicity and elegance of his invention" related words >
- Babylonian splendor,
- acquired taste,
- amenities,
- appreciation of excellence,
- arabesque,
- attractiveness,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- beauteousness,
- beautifulness,
- beauty,
- beauty unadorned,
- bloom,
- breeding,
- brilliance,
- charm,
- cheeseparing,
- chic,
- chinoiserie,
- choiceness,
- civilities,
- civility,
- civilized taste,
- civilizedness,
- clothes-consciousness,
- comity,
- convention,
- courtliness,
- coxcombry,
- cultivated taste,
- cultivation,
- culture,
- daintiness,
- dandyism,
- decencies,
- decency,
- decorousness,
- decorum,
- delicacy,
- dignity,
- diplomatic code,
- discrimination,
- ease,
- economy,
- economy of assumption,
- economy of means,
- elaborateness,
- elegancies,
- etiquette,
- euphemism,
- euphuism,
- excellence,
- exquisite manners,
- exquisiteness,
- facility,
- fanciness,
- fastidiousness,
- fineness,
- finesse,
- flamboyance,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- flow,
- floweriness,
- fluency,
- foppery,
- foppishness,
- formalism,
- formalities,
- formality,
- frugality,
- genteelness,
- gentility,
- gentlemanlikeness,
- gentlemanliness,
- gentleness,
- glory,
- glow,
- good breeding,
- good form,
- good manners,
- good taste,
- goody-goodness,
- goody-goodyism,
- gorgeousness,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- graciosity,
- graciousness,
- grandeur,
- grandiosity,
- grandness,
- handsomeness,
- imposingness,
- impressiveness,
- jauntiness,
- ladylikeness,
- lavishness,
- law of parsimony,
- loveliness,
- lushness,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- magnificence,
- majesty,
- manners,
- modesty,
- mores,
- moresque,
- nattiness,
- natural politeness,
- neatness,
- niceness,
- nicety,
- nobility,
- ostentation,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overniceness,
- overornamentation,
- overpreciseness,
- overrefinement,
- parsimoniousness,
- parsimony,
- pedantry,
- pinching,
- plushness,
- poetry,
- point of etiquette,
- polish,
- politeness,
- politesse,
- poshness,
- preciosity,
- preciousness,
- precisianism,
- prettiness,
- proprieties,
- propriety,
- protocol,
- proudness,
- pudency,
- pudicity,
- pulchritude,
- punctilio,
- purism,
- quality,
- quiet good manners,
- refinement,
- resplendence,
- richness,
- ritziness,
- rococo,
- rules of conduct,
- scrimping,
- seemliness,
- shame,
- sharpness,
- skimping,
- sleekness,
- smartness,
- smoothness,
- social code,
- social conduct,
- social graces,
- social procedures,
- social usage,
- sophistication,
- spiffiness,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- splendor,
- state,
- stateliness,
- stinting,
- style,
- subtlety,
- sumptuousness,
- taste,
- tastefulness,
- the beautiful,
- trimness
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