Related Words:
- temporal
collapse - of this earth or world; "temporal joys"; "our temporal existence"
- not eternal; "temporal matters of but fleeting moment"- F.D.Roosevelt
- concerned with secular rather than sacred matters; "lords temporal and spiritual"
- of the material world; "temporal possessions of the church"
- of or relating to the temples (the sides of the skull behind the orbit); "temporal bone"
- of or relating to or limited by time; "temporal processing"; "temporal dimensions"; "temporal and spacial boundaries"; "music is a temporal art" related words >
- Philistine,
- annalistic,
- banausic,
- bodily,
- brittle,
- calendarial,
- calendric,
- capricious,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- changeable,
- chronogrammatic,
- chronographic,
- chronologic,
- chronological,
- chronoscopic,
- civil,
- congregational,
- continuous,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- corruptible,
- dated,
- deciduous,
- diaristic,
- durational,
- durative,
- dying,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- ephemeral,
- evanescent,
- fading,
- fickle,
- fleeting,
- fleshly,
- flitting,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- horologic,
- hylic,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- inconstant,
- insubstantial,
- intercalary,
- intercalated,
- laic,
- laical,
- lasting,
- lay,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- metronomic,
- momentary,
- mortal,
- mundane,
- mutable,
- nonclerical,
- nondurable,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonpermanent,
- nonreligious,
- nonsacred,
- nonspiritual,
- passing,
- perishable,
- physical,
- popular,
- profane,
- reprobate,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- sensual,
- short-lived,
- somatic,
- substantial,
- temporary,
- terrene,
- terrestrial,
- timekeeping,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- unblessed,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unhallowed,
- unholy,
- unregenerate,
- unsacred,
- unsanctified,
- unspiritual,
- unstable,
- volatile,
- worldly
- federal
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- any federal law-enforcement officer
- a member of the Union Army during the American Civil War
- national; especially in reference to the government of the United States as distinct from that of its member units; "the Federal Bureau of Investigation"; "federal courts"; "the federal highway program"; "federal property"
- characterized by or constituting a form of government in which power is divided between one central and several regional authorities; "a federal system like that of the United States"; "federal governments often evolved out of confederations"
- of or relating to the central government of a federation; "a federal district is one set aside as the seat of the national government" related words >
- G-man,
- MP,
- absolute,
- aristocratic,
- associative,
- authoritarian,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- bailiff,
- beadle,
- beagle,
- blending,
- bound bailiff,
- bureaucratic,
- captain,
- catchpole,
- chief of police,
- civic,
- civil,
- combinative,
- combinatory,
- combining,
- commissioner,
- constable,
- constitutional,
- corporational,
- democratic,
- deputy,
- deputy sheriff,
- despotic,
- detective,
- dictatorial,
- fascist,
- fed,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- federative,
- flic,
- fusing,
- gendarme,
- government man,
- governmental,
- gubernatorial,
- heteronomous,
- incorporating,
- incorporative,
- inspector,
- lictor,
- lieutenant,
- mace-bearer,
- marshal,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- merging,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- mounted policeman,
- narc,
- officer,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- patrolman,
- peace officer,
- pluralistic,
- police captain,
- police commissioner,
- police constable,
- police inspector,
- police matron,
- police officer,
- police sergeant,
- policeman,
- policewoman,
- political,
- portreeve,
- reeve,
- republican,
- roundsman,
- self-governing,
- sergeant,
- sergeant at arms,
- sheriff,
- superintendent,
- theocratic,
- tipstaff,
- tipstaves,
- totalitarian,
- trooper,
- uniting
- becoming
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- displaying or setting off to best advantage; "a becoming new shade of rose"; "a becoming portrait"
- according with custom or propriety; "her becoming modesty"; "comely behavior"; "it is not comme il faut for a gentleman to be constantly asking for money"; "a decent burial"; "seemly behavior" related words >
- Junoesque,
- a propos,
- ad rem,
- adapted,
- advantageous,
- advisable,
- agreeable,
- amply endowed,
- applicable,
- apposite,
- appropriate,
- apropos,
- apt,
- attractive,
- beautifying,
- befitting,
- bonny,
- braw,
- built,
- built for comfort,
- buxom,
- callipygian,
- callipygous,
- chic,
- civil,
- comely,
- comme il faut,
- condign,
- conforming,
- congruous,
- convenient,
- correct,
- curvaceous,
- curvy,
- decent,
- decorous,
- delicate,
- desirable,
- dovetailing,
- elegant,
- enhancing,
- expedient,
- fair,
- fashionable,
- favorable,
- feasible,
- felicitous,
- fetching,
- fit,
- fitted,
- fitten,
- fitting,
- flattering,
- fructuous,
- geared,
- genteel,
- goddess-like,
- good,
- good-looking,
- goodly,
- happy,
- just,
- just right,
- likely,
- lovely to behold,
- meet,
- meshing,
- modest,
- nice,
- on the button,
- opportune,
- pat,
- personable,
- pleasing,
- pneumatic,
- politic,
- presentable,
- profitable,
- proper,
- qualified,
- recommendable,
- relevant,
- right,
- rightful,
- seasonable,
- seemly,
- shapely,
- sightly,
- slender,
- sortable,
- stacked,
- statuesque,
- stylish,
- suitable,
- suited,
- suiting,
- tailored,
- tasteful,
- timely,
- to be desired,
- to the point,
- to the purpose,
- urbane,
- useful,
- well-built,
- well-favored,
- well-formed,
- well-made,
- well-proportioned,
- well-shaped,
- well-stacked,
- well-timed,
- wise,
- worthwhile
- repudiation
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- the exposure of falseness or pretensions; "the debunking of religion has been too successful"
- refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt or honor a contract (especially by public authorities); "the repudiation of the debt by the city"
- rejecting or disowning or disclaiming as invalid; "Congressional repudiation of the treaty that the President had negotiated" related words >
- abjuration,
- abjurement,
- abnegation,
- abrogation,
- absolute contradiction,
- agreement to disagree,
- alienation,
- annulment,
- apostasy,
- bad debt,
- ban,
- bar,
- barring,
- blockade,
- boycott,
- chucking,
- chucking out,
- circumscription,
- contempt,
- contradiction,
- contrary assertion,
- contravention,
- controversion,
- counter-culture,
- countering,
- crossing,
- debarment,
- debarring,
- declension,
- declination,
- declinature,
- declining,
- default,
- defection,
- delinquence,
- delinquency,
- demarcation,
- denial,
- deprivation,
- despisal,
- despising,
- difference,
- disaccord,
- disaffirmation,
- disagreement,
- disallowance,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- disavowal,
- discard,
- disclaimer,
- disclamation,
- discounting,
- dishonor,
- dishonoring,
- dismissal,
- disobedience,
- disowning,
- disownment,
- disparity,
- disproof,
- disregard,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissension,
- dissent,
- dissentience,
- dissidence,
- diversity,
- dropping out,
- embargo,
- exception,
- exclusion,
- expatriation,
- forswearing,
- gainsaying,
- holding back,
- ignoring,
- impugnment,
- inadmissibility,
- injunction,
- lockout,
- minority opinion,
- narrowing,
- nay,
- negation,
- negative,
- negative answer,
- nix,
- no,
- nonacceptance,
- nonadmission,
- nonagreement,
- nonapproval,
- nonassent,
- noncompliance,
- nonconcurrence,
- nonconformity,
- nonconsent,
- nonconsideration,
- nondischarge of debts,
- nonobservance,
- nonpayment,
- nonremittal,
- nullification,
- omission,
- opposition,
- palinode,
- palinody,
- passing by,
- preclusion,
- prohibition,
- protest,
- protested bill,
- putting away,
- putting out,
- rebuff,
- recantation,
- recusance,
- recusancy,
- refusal,
- refutation,
- rejection,
- relegation,
- reneging,
- renouncement,
- renunciation,
- repulse,
- restriction,
- retention,
- retractation,
- retraction,
- revocation,
- revokement,
- scouting,
- secession,
- spurning,
- taboo,
- throwing out,
- thumbs-down,
- turndown,
- turning out,
- uncollectible,
- underground,
- unsaying,
- unwillingness,
- variance,
- withdrawal,
- withholding
- declension
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- a class of nouns or pronouns or adjectives in Indo-European languages having the same (or very similar) inflectional forms; "the first declension in Latin"
- the inflection of nouns and pronouns and adjectives in Indo-European languages related words >
- IC analysis,
- abnegation,
- accidence,
- affix,
- affixation,
- allomorph,
- bound morpheme,
- cascade,
- catabasis,
- cataract,
- chute,
- collapse,
- comedown,
- conjugation,
- contradiction,
- crash,
- cutting,
- debacle,
- debasement,
- decadence,
- decadency,
- deceleration,
- declination,
- declinature,
- decline,
- decline and fall,
- declining,
- decrescendo,
- defluxion,
- deformation,
- degeneracy,
- degenerateness,
- degeneration,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- denial,
- depravation,
- depravedness,
- depreciation,
- deprivation,
- derivation,
- derogation,
- descending,
- descension,
- descent,
- deterioration,
- devolution,
- difference of form,
- dilapidation,
- diminuendo,
- disagreement,
- disallowance,
- disclaimer,
- disclamation,
- disobedience,
- dissent,
- dive,
- down,
- downbend,
- downcome,
- downcurve,
- downfall,
- downflow,
- downgrade,
- downpour,
- downrush,
- downtrend,
- downturn,
- downward mobility,
- downward trend,
- drop,
- dropping,
- dwindling,
- dying,
- ebb,
- effeteness,
- enclitic,
- fading,
- failing,
- fall,
- falling,
- falling-off,
- formative,
- free form,
- gravitation,
- holding back,
- immediate constituent analysis,
- inclination,
- infix,
- infixation,
- inflection,
- involution,
- lapse,
- loss of tone,
- morph,
- morpheme,
- morphemic analysis,
- morphemics,
- morphology,
- morphophonemics,
- nay,
- negation,
- negative,
- negative answer,
- nix,
- no,
- nonacceptance,
- noncompliance,
- nonconsent,
- nonobservance,
- paradigm,
- plummeting,
- plunge,
- pounce,
- prefix,
- prefixation,
- proclitic,
- radical,
- rapids,
- recantation,
- refusal,
- regression,
- rejection,
- remission,
- repudiation,
- retention,
- retreat,
- retrocession,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- root,
- ruination,
- slippage,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- stem,
- stoop,
- subsidence,
- suffix,
- suffixation,
- swoop,
- theme,
- thumbs-down,
- turndown,
- unwillingness,
- wane,
- waterfall,
- withholding,
- word-formation
- official
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- someone who administers the rules of a game or sport; "the golfer asked for an official who could give him a ruling"
- a worker who holds or is invested with an office
- having official authority or sanction; "official permission"; "an official representative"
- verified officially; "the election returns are now official"
- (of a church) given official status as a national or state institution
- conforming to set usage, procedure, or discipline; "in prescribed order"
- of or relating to an office; "official privileges" related words >
- Federal,
- absolute,
- accepted,
- accredited,
- administrative,
- administrator,
- agent,
- amanuensis,
- apparently,
- approved,
- archon,
- aristocratic,
- ascendant,
- authentic,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- authorized,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- baggage agent,
- binding,
- bona fide,
- booked,
- bureaucrat,
- bureaucratic,
- business agent,
- canonical,
- cathedral,
- ceremonial,
- ceremonious,
- certified,
- chancellor,
- chief executive,
- chief executive officer,
- civic,
- civil,
- civil servant,
- claim agent,
- cleared,
- clerk,
- clothed with authority,
- commanding,
- commercial agent,
- commission agent,
- competent,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- consignee,
- constitutional,
- controlling,
- customer agent,
- dean,
- decorous,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- dictated,
- dictatorial,
- didactic,
- directing,
- documented,
- dominant,
- down,
- duly constituted,
- dupe,
- eminent,
- empowered,
- endorsed,
- enrolled,
- entered,
- evidently,
- ex cathedra,
- ex officio,
- exec,
- executive,
- executive director,
- executive officer,
- executive secretary,
- factor,
- fascist,
- fed,
- federal,
- federal agent,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- filed,
- formal,
- formulary,
- freight agent,
- functional,
- functionary,
- functionnaire,
- general agent,
- governing,
- governmental,
- great,
- gubernatorial,
- hard and fast,
- hegemonic,
- hegemonistic,
- heteronomous,
- imperative,
- implement,
- important,
- indexed,
- industrial,
- influential,
- inscribed,
- instructive,
- instrument,
- insurance agent,
- jack-in-office,
- land agent,
- law agent,
- lawful,
- leading,
- legal,
- legitimate,
- licensed,
- literary agent,
- loan agent,
- logged,
- magisterial,
- magistrate,
- management,
- manager,
- managing,
- managing director,
- mandarin,
- mandatory,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- mighty,
- ministerial,
- minuted,
- momentous,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- news agent,
- of record,
- office-bearer,
- officeholder,
- officer,
- officially,
- officiary,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- on file,
- on record,
- on the books,
- outwardly,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- parliamentary agent,
- passenger agent,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- petty tyrant,
- placeman,
- pluralistic,
- political,
- pompous,
- posted,
- potent,
- powerful,
- preceptive,
- preeminent,
- prefect,
- prescribed,
- prescript,
- prescriptive,
- president,
- press agent,
- prestigious,
- prexy,
- pro,
- professedly,
- professional,
- prominent,
- proper,
- provost,
- public official,
- public servant,
- puissant,
- puppet,
- purchasing agent,
- ranking,
- real estate agent,
- received,
- recognized,
- recorded,
- red-tapist,
- registered,
- regulation,
- republican,
- ritualistic,
- rubric,
- ruling,
- sales agent,
- sanctioned,
- secretary,
- seemingly,
- seemly,
- self-governing,
- senior,
- solemn,
- special agent,
- standard,
- station agent,
- statutory,
- steward,
- stiff,
- substantial,
- superior,
- supervisory,
- supreme,
- technical,
- the administration,
- theatrical agent,
- theocratic,
- ticket agent,
- tool,
- totalitarian,
- travel agent,
- treasurer,
- true,
- valid,
- verified,
- vice-chancellor,
- vice-president,
- vocational,
- walking delegate,
- warden,
- weighty,
- written down
- empire
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- an eating apple that somewhat resembles a McIntosh; used as both an eating and a cooking apple
- a group of countries under a single authority; "the British empire"
- a monarchy with an emperor as head of state
- the domain ruled by an emperor or empress; the region over which imperial dominion is exercised related words >
- administration,
- ally,
- archduchy,
- archdukedom,
- authority,
- body politic,
- buffer state,
- caliphate,
- captive nation,
- chieftaincy,
- chieftainry,
- city-state,
- civil government,
- claws,
- clutches,
- colony,
- command,
- commonweal,
- commonwealth,
- control,
- country,
- county,
- czardom,
- direction,
- discipline,
- dispensation,
- disposition,
- domain,
- dominion,
- duchy,
- dukedom,
- earldom,
- emperorship,
- empery,
- form of government,
- free city,
- governance,
- government,
- grand duchy,
- grip,
- hand,
- hands,
- imperialism,
- iron hand,
- jurisdiction,
- kaiserdom,
- kinghood,
- kingship,
- land,
- majesty,
- management,
- mandant,
- mandate,
- mandated territory,
- mandatee,
- mandatory,
- nation,
- nationality,
- oversight,
- polis,
- political organization,
- polity,
- possession,
- power,
- principality,
- principate,
- protectorate,
- province,
- puppet government,
- puppet regime,
- queenhood,
- queenship,
- raj,
- rajaship,
- realm,
- regime,
- regimen,
- regnancy,
- regulation,
- reign,
- republic,
- royalty,
- rule,
- satellite,
- seneschalty,
- settlement,
- sovereign nation,
- sovereignty,
- state,
- sultanate,
- sultanship,
- superpower,
- supervision,
- sway,
- system of government,
- talons,
- territory,
- the crown,
- the throne,
- toparchia,
- toparchy
- antipathy
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- the object of a feeling of intense aversion; something to be avoided; "cats were his greatest antipathy"
- a feeling of intense dislike related words >
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- abomination,
- allergy,
- anathema,
- animosity,
- animus,
- antagonism,
- anti-Semitism,
- antithesis,
- averseness,
- aversion,
- avoidance,
- backlash,
- backwardness,
- bad blood,
- belligerence,
- bigotry,
- clash,
- clashing,
- cold sweat,
- collision,
- competition,
- conflict,
- confrontation,
- confutation,
- contention,
- contradiction,
- contradistinction,
- contraindication,
- contraposition,
- contrariety,
- contrariness,
- contrast,
- counteraction,
- counterposition,
- counterworking,
- crankiness,
- creeping flesh,
- cross-purposes,
- crotchetiness,
- cursoriness,
- despitefulness,
- detestation,
- disaccord,
- disagreement,
- discrepancy,
- disgust,
- disinclination,
- dislike,
- disobedience,
- disrelish,
- dissension,
- dissent,
- distaste,
- enmity,
- escape,
- eschewal,
- evasion,
- execration,
- foot-dragging,
- fractiousness,
- friction,
- grudging consent,
- grudgingness,
- hate,
- hatred,
- horror,
- hostility,
- inconsistency,
- indisposedness,
- indisposition,
- indocility,
- inimicalness,
- interference,
- intractableness,
- kick,
- lack of enthusiasm,
- lack of zeal,
- loathing,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- misogyny,
- mortal horror,
- mutinousness,
- nausea,
- negativeness,
- nolition,
- nonconformity,
- noncooperation,
- obstinacy,
- odium,
- oppositeness,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- oppugnance,
- oppugnancy,
- peeve,
- perfunctoriness,
- perverseness,
- perversity,
- pet peeve,
- phobia,
- polarity,
- quarrelsomeness,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- rancor,
- reaction,
- recalcitrance,
- recalcitrancy,
- recoil,
- refractoriness,
- refusal,
- reluctance,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- repellency,
- repercussion,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- resistance,
- revolt,
- rivalry,
- showdown,
- shuddering,
- slowness,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- stubbornness,
- sulk,
- sulkiness,
- sulks,
- sullenness,
- swimming upstream,
- uncooperativeness,
- unenthusiasm,
- unwillingness,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- vying,
- xenophobia
- peaceable
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- inclined or disposed to peace; "they met in a peaceable spirit"; "peace-loving citizens" related words >
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- at peace,
- at rest,
- bland,
- bloodless,
- broken,
- brotherly,
- calm,
- chastened,
- civil,
- civilian,
- cloistered,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- conciliatory,
- concordant,
- congenial,
- cool,
- cordial,
- domesticated,
- dovelike,
- dovish,
- dwindling,
- ebbing,
- even-tenored,
- favorable,
- fraternal,
- friendlike,
- friendly,
- genial,
- gentle,
- halcyon,
- harmonious,
- housebroken,
- humble,
- hushed,
- idyllic,
- impassive,
- inoffensive,
- irenic,
- isolated,
- judicious,
- kind,
- lamblike,
- meek,
- mild,
- mild as milk,
- moderate,
- moldering,
- neighborlike,
- neighborly,
- nonaggressive,
- noncombatant,
- nonmilitant,
- nonviolent,
- orderly,
- pacific,
- pacificatory,
- pacifist,
- pacifistic,
- pastoral,
- peace-loving,
- peaceful,
- peacetime,
- piping,
- placid,
- pleasant,
- prudent,
- quiescent,
- quiet,
- reposeful,
- reposing,
- restful,
- resting,
- secluded,
- sequestered,
- sequestrated,
- serene,
- sheltered,
- simpatico,
- sisterly,
- smooth,
- sober,
- sociable,
- soft,
- still,
- still as death,
- stillish,
- stilly,
- stoic,
- stolid,
- subdued,
- subsiding,
- sympathique,
- tame,
- tamed,
- temperate,
- tranquil,
- unagitated,
- unbellicose,
- uncontentious,
- undisturbed,
- unhostile,
- unmilitant,
- unmilitary,
- unmoved,
- unperturbed,
- unruffled,
- unstirring,
- untroubled,
- waning,
- well-affected,
- well-disposed,
- well-intentioned,
- well-meaning,
- well-meant
- refusal
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- a message refusing to accept something that is offered
- the act of refusing related words >
- Eighteenth Amendment,
- Prohibition Party,
- Volstead Act,
- abjuration,
- abjurement,
- antipathy,
- averseness,
- aversion,
- backwardness,
- ban,
- brush-off,
- bucking,
- challenge,
- choice,
- chucking,
- chucking out,
- cold shoulder,
- contempt,
- contention,
- contraband,
- contradiction,
- contraposition,
- contravention,
- contraversion,
- counteraction,
- counterworking,
- crosscurrent,
- crossing,
- cursoriness,
- cut,
- declination,
- declining,
- denial,
- despisal,
- despising,
- disagreement,
- disallowance,
- disapproval,
- discard,
- disclamation,
- discounting,
- disinclination,
- dismissal,
- disobedience,
- disownment,
- disposal,
- disregard,
- disrelish,
- dissent,
- distaste,
- embargo,
- emption,
- exception,
- exclusion,
- first option,
- first refusal,
- foot-dragging,
- forbiddance,
- forbidden fruit,
- forbidding,
- fractiousness,
- grudging consent,
- grudgingness,
- head wind,
- ignoring,
- impugnation,
- impugnment,
- index,
- index expurgatorius,
- index librorum prohibitorum,
- indisposedness,
- indisposition,
- indocility,
- inhibition,
- injunction,
- interdict,
- interdiction,
- interdictum,
- intractableness,
- lack of enthusiasm,
- lack of zeal,
- law,
- mutinousness,
- negation,
- no-no,
- nolition,
- nonacceptance,
- nonapproval,
- nonconsideration,
- obstinacy,
- opposing,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- oppugnation,
- option,
- passing by,
- perfunctoriness,
- preclusion,
- preemption,
- prevention,
- privilege,
- prohibition,
- prohibitory injunction,
- proscription,
- putting away,
- putting out,
- rebuff,
- rebutment,
- rebuttal,
- recalcitrance,
- recalcitrancy,
- recantation,
- refractoriness,
- rejection,
- reluctance,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- renouncement,
- repression,
- repudiation,
- repugnance,
- repulse,
- resistance,
- restrictive covenants,
- right of emption,
- right of preemption,
- ruling out,
- scouting,
- slowness,
- snub,
- spurning,
- standing against,
- statute,
- stubbornness,
- sulk,
- sulkiness,
- sulks,
- sullenness,
- sumptuary laws,
- suppression,
- taboo,
- throwing out,
- traversal,
- turning out,
- undercurrent,
- unenthusiasm,
- unwillingness,
- zoning,
- zoning laws
- pluralistic
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- of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of pluralism; "a pluralistic culture" related words >
- absolute,
- amalgamated,
- ambiguous,
- ambivalent,
- amphibious,
- aristocratic,
- authoritarian,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- blended,
- bureaucratic,
- capricious,
- certain,
- changeable,
- changing,
- choppy,
- civic,
- civil,
- combined,
- complex,
- composite,
- compound,
- compounded,
- conglomerate,
- constitutional,
- dappled,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- deviatory,
- dictatorial,
- different,
- disorderly,
- divaricate,
- divergent,
- diversified,
- diversiform,
- eclectic,
- equivocal,
- erose,
- erratic,
- fascist,
- federal,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- fifty-fifty,
- governmental,
- gubernatorial,
- half-and-half,
- heterogeneous,
- heteronomous,
- impulsive,
- inconsistent,
- inconstant,
- indiscriminate,
- intricate,
- ironic,
- irregular,
- jagged,
- jerky,
- jumbled,
- many-sided,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- medley,
- mercurial,
- mingled,
- miscellaneous,
- mixed,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- more,
- more than one,
- motley,
- multifaceted,
- multinational,
- multiracial,
- mutable,
- nonconformist,
- nonstandard,
- nonuniform,
- not singular,
- numerous,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- patchy,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- plural,
- plurative,
- political,
- promiscuous,
- ragged,
- republican,
- rough,
- scrambled,
- self-governing,
- some,
- spasmodic,
- sporadic,
- syncretic,
- theocratic,
- thrown together,
- totalitarian,
- unequable,
- unequal,
- uneven,
- unorthodox,
- unstable,
- unsteady,
- unsystematic,
- ununiform,
- variable,
- varied,
- variegated,
- variform,
- various,
- varying,
- wavering
- amiable
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- disposed to please; "an amiable villain with a cocky sidelong grin"- Hal Hinson related words >
- accommodating,
- affable,
- affectionate,
- agreeable,
- amicable,
- approachable,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blissful,
- bonhomous,
- brotherly,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- congenial,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- decent,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- easy,
- easy-natured,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- favorable,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit for society,
- fond of society,
- fraternal,
- friendlike,
- friendly,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- good,
- good-hearted,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- hearty,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- indulgent,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lenient,
- liberal,
- likable,
- mannerly,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- mild,
- neighborlike,
- neighborly,
- nice,
- obliging,
- open,
- openhearted,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- peaceable,
- permissive,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- simpatico,
- sisterly,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- sweet,
- sweet-tempered,
- sympathique,
- tractable,
- unhostile,
- urbane,
- warm,
- warmhearted,
- welcome,
- welcoming,
- well-affected,
- well-disposed,
- well-intentioned,
- well-meaning,
- well-meant,
- well-natured,
- winning,
- winsome
- thoughtful
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- considerate of the feelings or well-being of others
- having intellectual depth; "a deeply thoughtful essay"
- acting with or showing thought and good sense; "a sensible young man"
- exhibiting or characterized by careful thought; "a thoughtful paper" related words >
- accommodating,
- accommodative,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- analytical,
- attentive,
- brainy,
- brooding,
- calculating,
- careful,
- caring,
- cautious,
- charitable,
- circumspect,
- civil,
- cogitative,
- cognitive,
- compassionate,
- complaisant,
- concentrating,
- concentrative,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- conceptualized,
- considerate,
- contemplating,
- contemplative,
- courteous,
- curious,
- decorous,
- deep,
- deferential,
- deliberating,
- deliberative,
- delicate,
- demure,
- discreet,
- discriminating,
- discriminative,
- earnest,
- engrossed,
- enlightened,
- excogitating,
- fair,
- formal,
- frowning,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- grave,
- grim,
- grim-faced,
- grim-visaged,
- heedful,
- helpful,
- ideative,
- indulgent,
- intellectual,
- introspective,
- judgmatic,
- judicial,
- judicious,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lenient,
- logical,
- long-faced,
- loving,
- meditating,
- meditative,
- melancholy,
- mental,
- mindful,
- mindful of others,
- museful,
- musing,
- noetic,
- obliging,
- pensive,
- polite,
- politic,
- pondering,
- prehensive,
- provident,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- rapt,
- rational,
- reflecting,
- reflective,
- regardful,
- respectful,
- ruminant,
- ruminating,
- ruminative,
- sedate,
- serious,
- sober,
- sober-minded,
- sobersided,
- solemn,
- solicitous,
- somber,
- speculative,
- staid,
- stone-faced,
- straight-faced,
- studious,
- sympathetic,
- tactful,
- tender,
- thinking,
- thought,
- tolerant,
- unsmiling,
- unthoughtful,
- urbane,
- wary,
- weighty,
- well-advised,
- well-judged,
- wistful
- compatible
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- able to exist and perform in harmonious or agreeable combination; "a compatible married couple"; "her deeds were compatible with her ideology"
- capable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification
- capable of forming a homogeneous mixture that neither separates nor is altered by chemical interaction
- having similar disposition and tastes; "a compatible married couple"; "with their many similar tastes, he found her a most sympathetic companion"
- (of a couple) existing together harmoniously related words >
- accordant,
- affable,
- affirmative,
- agreeable,
- agreeing,
- akin,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- answerable,
- appropriate,
- at one,
- attuned,
- blissful,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- coexistent,
- coexisting,
- coherent,
- coincident,
- coinciding,
- commensurate,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- complaisant,
- concordant,
- concurring,
- conformable,
- congenial,
- congruent,
- congruous,
- consentaneous,
- consentient,
- consistent,
- consonant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- cordial,
- correspondent,
- corresponding,
- courteous,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- empathetic,
- empathic,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- equivalent,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit,
- fit for society,
- fitting,
- fond of society,
- frictionless,
- friendly,
- genial,
- good,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- in accord,
- in agreement,
- in concert,
- in rapport,
- in sync,
- in synchronization,
- in tune,
- inaccordance,
- inharmony,
- likable,
- like-minded,
- meet,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- nice,
- of a piece,
- of like mind,
- of one mind,
- on all fours,
- peaceful,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- positive,
- proper,
- proportionate,
- reconcilable,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- self-consistent,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- suitable,
- sweet,
- symbiotic,
- sympathetic,
- synchronized,
- synchronous,
- together,
- unanimous,
- understanding,
- uniform,
- unisonant,
- unisonous,
- united,
- urbane,
- welcome
- Philistine,
- annual,
- biannual,
- biennial,
- bimonthly,
- biweekly,
- bodily,
- brother,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- catamenial,
- catechumen,
- centenary,
- centennial,
- centesimal,
- centigrado,
- centuple,
- centuplicate,
- centurial,
- church member,
- churchman,
- churchwoman,
- civil,
- communicant,
- congregational,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- daily,
- decennial,
- diurnal,
- down-to-earth,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- fleshly,
- fortnightly,
- hardheaded,
- hebdomadal,
- hourly,
- hundredfold,
- hundredth,
- hylic,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- lay brother,
- lay sister,
- layman,
- laywoman,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- matter-of-fact,
- menstrual,
- momentary,
- momently,
- monthly,
- mundane,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- nonsacred,
- nonspiritual,
- parishioner,
- physical,
- popular,
- positivistic,
- practical,
- practical-minded,
- pragmatic,
- profane,
- quarterly,
- quotidian,
- rational,
- realist,
- realistic,
- reasonable,
- reprobate,
- sane,
- scientific,
- scientistic,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- semestral,
- semiannual,
- semimonthly,
- semiweekly,
- semiyearly,
- sensible,
- sister,
- sober-minded,
- somatic,
- sound,
- sound-thinking,
- state,
- straight-thinking,
- substantial,
- temporal,
- terrestrial,
- tertian,
- triennial,
- unblessed,
- unhallowed,
- unholy,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unregenerate,
- unromantic,
- unsacred,
- unsanctified,
- unsentimental,
- unspiritual,
- weekly,
- worldly,
- yearly
- complaisant
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- showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others; "to close one's eyes like a complaisant husband whose wife has taken a lover"; "the obliging waiter was in no hurry for us to leave" related words >
- abject,
- accepting,
- accommodating,
- accommodative,
- acquiescent,
- adaptable,
- adaptive,
- adjustable,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- assenting,
- attentive,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blissful,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- compatible,
- compliable,
- compliant,
- complying,
- conformable,
- congenial,
- consenting,
- considerate,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- decent,
- deferential,
- delicate,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- easy,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- flexible,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- good,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- heedful,
- helpful,
- honeyed,
- indulgent,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lenient,
- likable,
- malleable,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- mellowy,
- mild,
- mindful,
- mindful of others,
- mollified,
- nice,
- nondissenting,
- nonresistant,
- nonresisting,
- nonresistive,
- nonrigid,
- obedient,
- obliging,
- other-directed,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- passive,
- permissive,
- plastic,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- pliant,
- polite,
- regardful,
- resigned,
- respectful,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- servile,
- soft,
- soft as putty,
- softened,
- solicitous,
- submissive,
- subservient,
- supine,
- sweet,
- tactful,
- tender,
- thoughtful,
- tolerant,
- tractable,
- unassertive,
- uncomplaining,
- unresistant,
- unresisting,
- urbane,
- welcome,
- whisper-soft
- interior
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- of or coming from the middle of a region or country; "upcountry districts"
- inside and toward a center; "interior regions of the earth"
- situated within or suitable for inside a building; "an interior scene"; "interior decoration"; "an interior bathroom without windows" related words >
- airscape,
- amidships,
- anonymous,
- average,
- belly,
- bosom,
- center,
- central,
- cityscape,
- civil,
- closet,
- cloudscape,
- core,
- deep,
- deepest recesses,
- depths,
- diameter,
- diaphragm,
- diorama,
- domestic,
- equator,
- equatorial,
- equidistant,
- exterior,
- farmscape,
- gut,
- halfway,
- heart,
- heart of hearts,
- heartland,
- hidden,
- hinterland,
- home,
- incognito,
- individual,
- indoor,
- inland,
- inlands,
- inmost,
- innards,
- inner,
- inner landscape,
- inner life,
- inner man,
- inner nature,
- inner recess,
- inner self,
- innermost,
- inshore,
- inside,
- interior man,
- intermediary,
- intermediate,
- intern,
- internal,
- internals,
- intestine,
- intimate,
- intrados,
- intrinsic,
- inward,
- inwards,
- isolated,
- kernel,
- landscape,
- local,
- mean,
- medial,
- median,
- mediocre,
- mediterranean,
- medium,
- mesial,
- mezzo,
- mid,
- middle,
- middlemost,
- middling,
- midland,
- midlands,
- midmost,
- midriff,
- midships,
- midst,
- midway,
- national,
- nuclear,
- nucleus,
- pastoral,
- penetralia,
- personal,
- private,
- privy,
- recesses,
- retired,
- riverscape,
- scape,
- scene,
- seapiece,
- seascape,
- secluded,
- secret,
- secret place,
- secret places,
- sequestered,
- skyscape,
- snowscape,
- soul,
- thick,
- thick of things,
- townscape,
- up-country,
- upland,
- uplands,
- veiled,
- view,
- viscera,
- visceral,
- vital center,
- vitals,
- waist,
- waistline,
- waterscape,
- withdrawn,
- within,
- zone
- tactful
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- showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with people; "by diplomatic conduct he avoided antagonizing anyone"; "a tactful way of correcting someone"; "the agency got the kid-glove treatment on Capitol Hill"
- having or showing a sense of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others; "she was tactful enough not to shatter his illusion"; "a tactful remark eased her embarrassment" related words >
- Daedalian,
- accommodating,
- accommodative,
- accurate,
- acute,
- adept,
- adroit,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- allergic,
- anaphylactic,
- appreciative,
- apt,
- artistic,
- attentive,
- authoritative,
- bravura,
- brilliant,
- careful,
- civil,
- clean,
- clever,
- complaisant,
- considerate,
- coordinated,
- courteous,
- crack,
- crackerjack,
- critical,
- cunning,
- cute,
- daedal,
- deferential,
- deft,
- delicate,
- dexterous,
- dextrous,
- differential,
- diplomatic,
- discerning,
- discreet,
- discriminate,
- discriminating,
- discriminative,
- distinctive,
- distinguishing,
- empathetic,
- empathic,
- exact,
- excellent,
- expert,
- fair,
- fancy,
- fastidious,
- fine,
- good,
- goodish,
- goosy,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- handy,
- heedful,
- helpful,
- hyperesthetic,
- hyperpathic,
- hypersensitive,
- indulgent,
- ingenious,
- irritable,
- itchy,
- judicious,
- lenient,
- magisterial,
- masterful,
- masterly,
- mindful,
- mindful of others,
- neat,
- nervous,
- nice,
- no mean,
- obliging,
- overrefined,
- oversensible,
- oversensitive,
- overtender,
- passible,
- perceptive,
- polished,
- polite,
- politic,
- precise,
- prickly,
- professional,
- proficient,
- prudent,
- quick,
- quite some,
- ready,
- refined,
- regardful,
- resourceful,
- respectful,
- responsive,
- selective,
- sensitive,
- skilled,
- skillful,
- skittish,
- slick,
- solicitous,
- some,
- statesmanlike,
- stylish,
- suave,
- subtle,
- supersensitive,
- sympathetic,
- tactical,
- tender,
- tetchy,
- the compleat,
- the complete,
- thin-skinned,
- thoughtful,
- ticklish,
- tolerant,
- touchy,
- understanding,
- urbane,
- virtuoso,
- well-done,
- workmanlike
- affable
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- diffusing warmth and friendliness; "an affable smile"; "an amiable gathering"; "cordial relations"; "a cordial greeting"; "a genial host" related words >
- Bohemian,
- accommodating,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- attentive,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blissful,
- bonhomous,
- casual,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- congenial,
- considerate,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- decent,
- deferential,
- degage,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- easy,
- easy-natured,
- easygoing,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- familiar,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit for society,
- folksy,
- fond of society,
- free and easy,
- friendly,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- good,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- haymish,
- heart-warming,
- homely,
- homey,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- indulgent,
- informal,
- irregular,
- kind,
- kindly,
- likable,
- loose,
- loquacious,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- mild,
- natural,
- nice,
- obliging,
- offhand,
- offhanded,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- permissive,
- plain,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- polite,
- relaxed,
- respectful,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- simple,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- solicitous,
- suave,
- sweet,
- sweet-tempered,
- tactful,
- talkative,
- thoughtful,
- unaffected,
- unassuming,
- unceremonious,
- unconstrained,
- unconventional,
- unofficial,
- unstudied,
- urbane,
- welcome,
- well-natured
- felicitous
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- exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style; "a felicitous speaker"
- marked by good fortune; "a felicitous life"; "a happy outcome" related words >
- Ciceronian,
- Demosthenian,
- Demosthenic,
- Tullian,
- a propos,
- ad rem,
- adapted,
- advantageous,
- advisable,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- applicable,
- apposite,
- appropriate,
- apropos,
- apt,
- articulate,
- auspicious,
- becoming,
- befitting,
- blissful,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- comely,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- congenial,
- congruous,
- convenient,
- convincing,
- cordial,
- correct,
- decent,
- decorous,
- desirable,
- dovetailing,
- dulcet,
- eloquent,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- expedient,
- facund,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- favorable,
- feasible,
- felicific,
- fine,
- fit,
- fitted,
- fitten,
- fitting,
- fortunate,
- fructuous,
- geared,
- genial,
- genteel,
- germane,
- glib,
- good,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- happy,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- honeyed,
- inspired,
- just,
- just right,
- likable,
- likely,
- lucky,
- meet,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- meshing,
- nice,
- on the button,
- opportune,
- pat,
- pertinent,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- politic,
- profitable,
- proper,
- propitious,
- providential,
- qualified,
- recommendable,
- relevant,
- rewarding,
- right,
- ripe,
- satisfying,
- seasonable,
- seemly,
- silver,
- silver-tongued,
- slick,
- smooth,
- smooth-spoken,
- smooth-tongued,
- sortable,
- spellbinding,
- suitable,
- suited,
- suiting,
- sweet,
- tailored,
- telling,
- timely,
- to be desired,
- to the point,
- to the purpose,
- urbane,
- useful,
- welcome,
- well-chosen,
- well-expressed,
- well-put,
- well-spoken,
- well-timed,
- wise,
- worthwhile
- civil
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- of or in a condition of social order; "civil peoples"
- not rude; marked by satisfactory (or especially minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others; "even if he didn't like them he should have been civil"- W.S. Maugham
- (of divisions of time) legally recognized in ordinary affairs of life; "the civil calendar"; "a civil day begins at mean midnight"
- applying to ordinary citizens; "civil law"; "civil authorities"
- of or relating to or befitting citizens as individuals; "civil rights"; "civil liberty"; "civic duties"; "civic pride"
- of or occurring within the state or between or among citizens of the state; "civil affairs"; "civil strife"; "civil disobedience"; "civil branches of government" related words >
- absolute,
- accommodating,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- appropriate,
- aristocratic,
- attentive,
- authoritarian,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- becoming,
- bland,
- bureaucratic,
- civic,
- civilian,
- civilized,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- common,
- communal,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- congenial,
- congregational,
- considerate,
- constitutional,
- cordial,
- cosmopolitan,
- courteous,
- courtly,
- cultivated,
- decent,
- decorous,
- deferential,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- diplomatic,
- domestic,
- fair,
- fascist,
- federal,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- felicitous,
- fit for society,
- fitting,
- fond of society,
- formal,
- friendly,
- general,
- genial,
- genteel,
- governmental,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- gregarious,
- gubernatorial,
- happy,
- heteronomous,
- hospitable,
- impolite,
- internal,
- international,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- mannered,
- mannerly,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- meet,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- national,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- obliging,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- pluralistic,
- polished,
- polite,
- politic,
- political,
- popular,
- proper,
- public,
- refined,
- republican,
- respectful,
- right,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- seemly,
- self-governing,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- societal,
- solicitous,
- state,
- suave,
- suitable,
- supranational,
- tactful,
- temporal,
- theocratic,
- thoughtful,
- totalitarian,
- ungracious,
- urbane,
- well-bred,
- well-mannered
- attentive
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- (often followed by `to') giving care or attention; "attentive to details"; "the nurse was attentive to her patient"; "an attentive suitor" related words >
- accommodating,
- accommodative,
- accurate,
- advertent,
- affable,
- agile,
- agog,
- agreeable,
- alert,
- alive,
- all ears,
- all eyes,
- assiduous,
- attenuate,
- awake,
- aware,
- bright,
- cap in hand,
- careful,
- cautious,
- ceremonious,
- circumspect,
- civil,
- close,
- complaisant,
- concentrated,
- concentrating,
- conscientious,
- conscious,
- considerate,
- correct,
- courteous,
- courtly,
- critical,
- curious,
- deferential,
- delicate,
- demanding,
- detailed,
- diligent,
- dutiful,
- eager,
- earnest,
- exact,
- exacting,
- exigent,
- exquisite,
- fair,
- fine,
- finical,
- finicking,
- finicky,
- fussy,
- gallant,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- heedful,
- helpful,
- honorific,
- indulgent,
- intense,
- intent,
- intentive,
- interested,
- keen,
- lenient,
- listening,
- loving,
- meticulous,
- mindful,
- mindful of others,
- minute,
- narrow,
- nice,
- niggling,
- nimble,
- obliging,
- observant,
- observing,
- on the,
- on the alert,
- on the ball,
- on the job,
- open-eared,
- open-eyed,
- openmouthed,
- particular,
- polite,
- precise,
- precisianistic,
- precisionistic,
- prompt,
- punctilious,
- punctual,
- qui vive,
- quick,
- ready,
- reedy,
- refined,
- regardful,
- religious,
- respectful,
- rigid,
- rigorous,
- scrupulous,
- scrutinizing,
- sharp,
- sleepless,
- slender,
- slight,
- slim,
- smart,
- solicitous,
- strict,
- subtle,
- tactful,
- tender,
- tenuous,
- thoughtful,
- tolerant,
- twiggy,
- unblinking,
- unnodding,
- unsleeping,
- unwinking,
- urbane,
- wakeful,
- watchful,
- wide-awake
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