Related Words:
- back-number,
- banal,
- bewhiskered,
- bromidic,
- cliched,
- common,
- commonplace,
- cut-and-dried,
- fade,
- familiar,
- fusty,
- hackney,
- hackneyed,
- moth-eaten,
- musty,
- old hat,
- platitudinous,
- set,
- shopworn,
- square,
- stale,
- stereotyped,
- stock,
- threadbare,
- timeworn,
- tired,
- trite,
- truistic,
- unoriginal,
- warmed-over,
- well-known,
- well-worn,
- worn,
- worn thin
- noncompetitive
collapse - not involving competition or competitiveness; "noncompetitive positions"; "noncompetitive interest in games" related words >
- coacting,
- coactive,
- coadjutant,
- coadjuvant,
- coefficient,
- collaborative,
- collective,
- collectivist,
- collectivistic,
- collusive,
- combined,
- commensal,
- common,
- communal,
- communalist,
- communalistic,
- communist,
- communistic,
- communitarian,
- concerted,
- concordant,
- concurrent,
- concurring,
- conniving,
- cooperant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- ecumenic,
- fellow,
- harmonious,
- harmonized,
- joint,
- mutual,
- reciprocal,
- symbiotic,
- synergetic,
- synergic,
- synergistic,
- uncompetitive
- accustomed,
- average,
- besetting,
- common,
- commonplace,
- conventional,
- current,
- customary,
- dominant,
- epidemic,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- habitual,
- household,
- normal,
- normative,
- ordinary,
- pandemic,
- popular,
- predominant,
- prescriptive,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- rampant,
- regnant,
- regular,
- regulation,
- reigning,
- rife,
- routine,
- ruling,
- running,
- standard,
- stereotyped,
- stock,
- universal,
- usual,
- vernacular,
- wonted
- nitpicker
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- someone who makes small and unjustified criticisms related words >
- belittler,
- captious critic,
- carper,
- caviler,
- censor,
- censurer,
- common scold,
- critic,
- criticizer,
- equivocator,
- faultfinder,
- frondeur,
- hairsplitter,
- hedger,
- momus,
- mystificator,
- mystifier,
- obscurantist,
- palterer,
- perfectionist,
- pettifogger,
- picayune critic,
- precisian,
- precisianist,
- prevaricator,
- pussyfoot,
- pussyfooter,
- quibbler,
- scold,
- shuffler,
- smellfungus,
- stickler,
- tergiversator
- Mickey Mouse,
- base,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- coarse,
- common,
- declasse,
- fourth-class,
- hack,
- inferior,
- irregular,
- low-class,
- low-grade,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- mean,
- paltry,
- poor,
- punk,
- second-best,
- second-class,
- seedy,
- shabby,
- tacky,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tinny
- second class
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- not the highest quality in a classification
- not the highest rank in a classification
- by second class conveyance; "we traveled second class" related words >
- Mickey Mouse,
- base,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- coarse,
- common,
- declasse,
- fourth-class,
- hack,
- inferior,
- irregular,
- low-class,
- low-grade,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- mean,
- paltry,
- poor,
- punk,
- second-best,
- second-rate,
- seedy,
- shabby,
- tacky,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tinny
- Mickey Mouse,
- base,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- coarse,
- common,
- declasse,
- fourth-class,
- hack,
- inferior,
- irregular,
- low-class,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- mean,
- paltry,
- poor,
- punk,
- second-best,
- second-class,
- second-rate,
- seedy,
- shabby,
- tacky,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tinny
- coefficient
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- a constant number that serves as a measure of some property or characteristic related words >
- coacting,
- coactive,
- coadjutant,
- coadjuvant,
- collaborative,
- collective,
- collectivist,
- collectivistic,
- collusive,
- combined,
- commensal,
- common,
- communal,
- communalist,
- communalistic,
- communist,
- communistic,
- communitarian,
- concerted,
- concordant,
- concurrent,
- concurring,
- conjoint,
- conniving,
- cooperant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- ecumenic,
- fellow,
- harmonious,
- harmonized,
- joint,
- mutual,
- noncompetitive,
- reciprocal,
- symbiotic,
- synergetic,
- synergic,
- synergistic,
- uncompetitive
- back-number,
- banal,
- bearded,
- bromidic,
- common,
- commonplace,
- corny,
- cut-and-dried,
- fade,
- familiar,
- fusty,
- hackney,
- hackneyed,
- moth-eaten,
- musty,
- old hat,
- platitudinous,
- set,
- square,
- stale,
- stereotyped,
- stock,
- stubbled,
- stubbly,
- threadbare,
- timeworn,
- trite,
- truistic,
- unoriginal,
- unshaven,
- warmed-over,
- well-known,
- well-worn,
- whiskered,
- worn,
- worn thin
- feminine
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- a gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to females or to objects classified as female
- associated with women and not with men; "feminine intuition"
- of grammatical gender
- (music or poetry) ending on an unaccented beat or syllable; "a feminine ending" related words >
- affected,
- amenable,
- animate,
- common gender,
- deferential,
- delicate,
- distaff,
- docile,
- effeminate,
- effete,
- female,
- gender,
- gentle,
- gentlewomanlike,
- girlish,
- gynecic,
- gynecoid,
- gynic,
- inanimate,
- kittenish,
- ladylike,
- little-girlish,
- maidenly,
- masculine,
- matronal,
- matronlike,
- matronly,
- muliebral,
- neuter,
- petticoat,
- soft,
- submissive,
- tender,
- unmanly,
- womanish,
- womanlike,
- womanly
- melt
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- become less intense and fade away gradually; "her resistance melted under his charm"
- lose its distinct outline or shape; blend gradually; "Hundreds of actors were melting into the scene"
- reduce or cause to be reduced from a solid to a liquid state, usually by heating; "melt butter"; "melt down gold"; "The wax melted in the sun" related words >
- affect,
- assuage,
- bake,
- be consumed,
- be gone,
- blend,
- broil,
- cease,
- cease to be,
- cease to exist,
- colliquate,
- come home to,
- cook,
- cut,
- decline,
- decoagulate,
- decoct,
- decrease,
- defrost,
- deliquesce,
- dematerialize,
- depart,
- die,
- die away,
- die out,
- diminish,
- disappear,
- disarm,
- dispel,
- disperse,
- dissipate,
- dissolve,
- do a fade-out,
- dwindle,
- erode,
- evanesce,
- evaporate,
- exit,
- fade,
- fade away,
- fade out,
- flee,
- fleet,
- flit,
- fluidify,
- fluidize,
- flux,
- fly,
- forbear,
- forgive,
- fuse,
- give quarter,
- go,
- go away,
- go deep,
- go through one,
- grieve,
- have mercy upon,
- have pity,
- heat,
- hide,
- hold in solution,
- infuse,
- leach,
- leave no trace,
- leave the scene,
- let up on,
- liquefy,
- liquesce,
- liquidize,
- lixiviate,
- mellow,
- melt away,
- melt down,
- melt into,
- melt like snow,
- melt the heart,
- merge,
- mollify,
- move,
- pardon,
- pass,
- pass away,
- pass out,
- penetrate,
- percolate,
- perish,
- perspire,
- pierce,
- reach,
- refine,
- relax,
- relent,
- render,
- reprieve,
- retire from sight,
- roast,
- run,
- sadden,
- scorch,
- shrink,
- sink,
- sink away,
- smart,
- smelt,
- soften,
- solubilize,
- solve,
- spare,
- sting,
- stir,
- suffer an eclipse,
- sweat,
- swelter,
- take pity on,
- thaw,
- thin,
- touch,
- touch a chord,
- unclot,
- unfreeze,
- vanish,
- vanish from sight,
- warm,
- waste,
- waste away,
- wear away
- earthborn
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- connected with earthly life; of earthly origin; "earthborn cares and pleasures"
- springing from or born on the earth; "earthborn beings"
- of earthly origin (as mortals are); "earthborn existence" related words >
- Adamite,
- Adamitic,
- anthropocentric,
- anthropological,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- cockney,
- common,
- commonplace,
- earthy,
- finite,
- fleshly,
- frail,
- homely,
- hominal,
- homocentric,
- human,
- humanistic,
- humble,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowly,
- man-centered,
- mean,
- mortal,
- nonclerical,
- only human,
- ordinary,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- rude,
- shabby-genteel,
- tellurian,
- third-estate,
- unangelic,
- ungenteel,
- vulgar,
- weak
- international
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- any of several international socialist organizations
- concerning or belonging to all or at least two or more nations; "international affairs"; "an international agreement"; "international waters" related words >
- all-comprehending,
- all-comprehensive,
- all-covering,
- all-embracing,
- all-encompassing,
- all-filling,
- all-including,
- all-inclusive,
- all-pervading,
- allover,
- catholic,
- civic,
- civil,
- common,
- communal,
- cosmopolitan,
- country-wide,
- ecumenic,
- ecumenical,
- foreign,
- galactic,
- general,
- global,
- heaven-wide,
- national,
- nondenominational,
- nonsectarian,
- planetary,
- public,
- social,
- societal,
- state,
- supranational,
- total,
- universal,
- world-wide,
- worldwide
- wife
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- a married woman; a man's partner in marriage related words >
- better half,
- bride,
- common-law wife,
- concubine,
- consort,
- dowager,
- feme,
- feme covert,
- goodwife,
- goody,
- helpmate,
- helpmeet,
- lady,
- married woman,
- mate,
- matron,
- old lady,
- old woman,
- other half,
- rib,
- spouse,
- squaw,
- wedded wife,
- woman
- normative
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- relating to or dealing with norms; "normative discipline"; "normative samples" related words >
- according to Hoyle,
- accustomed,
- appropriate,
- average,
- common,
- commonplace,
- condign,
- conventional,
- correct,
- current,
- customary,
- decent,
- decorous,
- due,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- fit,
- fitting,
- good,
- habitual,
- household,
- kosher,
- nice,
- normal,
- ordinary,
- popular,
- predominating,
- prescriptive,
- prevailing,
- proper,
- regular,
- regulation,
- right,
- right and proper,
- righteous,
- rightful,
- seemly,
- standard,
- stock,
- suitable,
- universal,
- usual,
- vernacular,
- wonted
- acceptable,
- adequate,
- all right,
- average,
- bourgeois,
- common,
- commonplace,
- conventional,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- general,
- middle-class,
- natural,
- naturalistic,
- naturistic,
- no great shakes,
- normal,
- orderly,
- ordinary,
- plastic,
- prosaic,
- realistic,
- regular,
- run-of-mine,
- run-of-the-mill,
- satisfactory,
- suburban,
- sufficient,
- tolerable,
- typical,
- uneventful,
- unexceptionable,
- unimpeachable,
- unnoteworthy,
- unremarkable,
- unspectacular,
- usual
- Demon
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- someone extremely diligent or skillful; "he worked like a demon to finish the job on time"; "she's a demon at math" related words >
- Everyman,
- John Doe,
- Public,
- body politic,
- citizenry,
- common man,
- commonwealth,
- community,
- community at large,
- estate,
- everybody,
- everyman,
- everyone,
- everywoman,
- folk,
- folks,
- general public,
- gentry,
- men,
- nation,
- nationality,
- people,
- people in general,
- polity,
- populace,
- population,
- public,
- society,
- state,
- world,
- you and me
- balance,
- common sense,
- cool head,
- coolheadedness,
- coolness,
- due sense of,
- good sense,
- gumption,
- judgment,
- level head,
- levelheadedness,
- plain sense,
- practical mind,
- practical wisdom,
- practicality,
- rationality,
- reason,
- reasonableness,
- saneness,
- sanity,
- sense,
- sensibleness,
- sober-mindedness,
- soberness,
- sobriety,
- soundness,
- wisdom
- Mickey Mouse,
- base,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- coarse,
- common,
- disappointing,
- falling short,
- fourth-class,
- inferior,
- irregular,
- low class,
- low quality,
- low-class,
- low-grade,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- mean,
- paltry,
- poor,
- punk,
- second best,
- second-class,
- seedy,
- shabby,
- tacky,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tinny,
- unsatisfactory
- Attic,
- banausic,
- breadwinning,
- businesslike,
- chaste,
- classic,
- classical,
- commercial,
- common,
- commonplace,
- everyday,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- homely,
- homespun,
- household,
- lowly,
- materialistic,
- matter-of-fact,
- moneymaking,
- mundane,
- nondescript,
- ordinary,
- plain,
- practical,
- prosaic,
- prosy,
- pure,
- pure and simple,
- quotidian,
- realistic,
- routine,
- simple,
- unremarkable,
- usual,
- utilitarian,
- workday,
- working
- folklore
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- the unwritten literature (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culture related words >
- Mishnah,
- Spiritus Mundi,
- Sunna,
- Talmud,
- ancient wisdom,
- archetypal myth,
- archetypal pattern,
- charm,
- common law,
- custom,
- fairy lore,
- fairyism,
- folk motif,
- folktale,
- immemorial usage,
- legend,
- lore,
- myth,
- mythical lore,
- mythicism,
- mythology,
- mythos,
- popular belief,
- racial memory,
- spell,
- superstition,
- superstitiousness,
- tradition,
- traditionalism,
- traditionality
- medial
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- dividing an animal into right and left halves related words >
- amidships,
- average,
- banal,
- center,
- centermost,
- central,
- common,
- core,
- equatorial,
- equidistant,
- fair,
- fairish,
- halfway,
- indifferent,
- intercurrent,
- interior,
- interjacent,
- intermediary,
- intermediate,
- intervenient,
- intervening,
- mean,
- median,
- mediocre,
- mediterranean,
- medium,
- mesial,
- mesne,
- mezzo,
- mid,
- middle,
- middle-of-the-road,
- middlemost,
- middling,
- midland,
- midmost,
- midships,
- midway,
- moderate,
- normal,
- nuclear,
- ordinary,
- routine,
- standard,
- usual
- septet
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- a musical composition written for seven performers
- seven people considered as a unit
- a set of seven similar things considered as a unit
- seven performers or singers who perform together related words >
- Heptateuch,
- Spenserian stanza,
- antistrophe,
- bipartisanship,
- book,
- burden,
- canto,
- chorus,
- coaction,
- coadjuvancy,
- coadministration,
- coagency,
- cochairmanship,
- codirectorship,
- collaboration,
- collaborativeness,
- collectivism,
- collusion,
- commensalism,
- common effort,
- common enterprise,
- communalism,
- communism,
- communitarianism,
- community,
- complicity,
- concert,
- concord,
- concordance,
- concurrence,
- cooperation,
- cooperativeness,
- couplet,
- distich,
- duet,
- duettino,
- duo,
- duumvirate,
- ecumenicalism,
- ecumenicism,
- ecumenism,
- ensemble music,
- ensemble singing,
- envoi,
- epode,
- esprit,
- esprit de corps,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- harmony,
- heptachord,
- heptad,
- heptagon,
- heptahedron,
- heptameter,
- heptarchy,
- heptastich,
- hexastich,
- joining of forces,
- joint effort,
- joint operation,
- line,
- mass action,
- measure,
- monostich,
- morale,
- mutual assistance,
- mutualism,
- mutuality,
- octastich,
- octave,
- octet,
- ottava rima,
- part music,
- part singing,
- part song,
- pentastich,
- polyphonic music,
- pooling,
- pooling of resources,
- pulling together,
- quartet,
- quatrain,
- quintet,
- reciprocity,
- refrain,
- rhyme royal,
- septennate,
- septuor,
- sestet,
- seven,
- sevener,
- sextet,
- solidarity,
- stanza,
- stave,
- strain,
- strophe,
- syllable,
- symbiosis,
- synergism,
- synergy,
- team spirit,
- teamwork,
- tercet,
- terza rima,
- terzet,
- terzetto,
- tetrastich,
- trio,
- triplet,
- tristich,
- triumvirate,
- troika,
- united action,
- verse,
- week
- sympathy
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- an inclination to support or be loyal to or to agree with an opinion; "his sympathies were always with the underdog"; "I knew I could count on his understanding"
- sharing the feelings of others (especially feelings of sorrow or anguish)
- a relation of affinity or harmony between people; whatever affects one correspondingly affects the other; "the two of them were in close sympathy" related words >
- abetment,
- accord,
- accordance,
- addition,
- adduction,
- adjunct,
- advocacy,
- aegis,
- affairs,
- affectionateness,
- affections,
- affective faculty,
- affectivity,
- affiliation,
- affinity,
- agape,
- agreement,
- aid and comfort,
- allergy,
- alliance,
- allurement,
- amity,
- an in,
- anaphylaxis,
- approximation,
- assemblage,
- association,
- assurance,
- attractance,
- attraction,
- attractiveness,
- attractivity,
- auspices,
- backing,
- balm,
- benevolence,
- benignancy,
- benignity,
- bent,
- bias,
- blending,
- bond,
- bonds of harmony,
- brotherhood,
- brotherly love,
- camaraderie,
- capillarity,
- capillary attraction,
- care,
- caring,
- caritas,
- cement of friendship,
- centripetal force,
- championship,
- charity,
- chiming,
- chord,
- clemency,
- closeness,
- combination,
- comfort,
- commiseration,
- communion,
- community,
- community of interests,
- compassion,
- compatibility,
- concern,
- concord,
- concordance,
- condolement,
- condolence,
- congeniality,
- connectedness,
- connection,
- considerateness,
- consolation,
- consonant,
- contiguity,
- contrariety,
- correspondence,
- countenance,
- dealings,
- deduction,
- delicacy,
- disjunction,
- drag,
- draw,
- easement,
- echo,
- emotional life,
- emotions,
- empathy,
- encouragement,
- esprit,
- esprit de corps,
- exquisiteness,
- fancy,
- fascination,
- favor,
- favorable regard,
- feeling,
- feeling of identity,
- feeling of kinship,
- feeling tone,
- feelings,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- filiation,
- fineness,
- finer feelings,
- forbearance,
- forgiveness,
- fosterage,
- fraternal feeling,
- frictionlessness,
- friendly relations,
- good graces,
- good terms,
- good understanding,
- good vibes,
- good vibrations,
- goodness,
- goodness of heart,
- goodwill,
- grace,
- graciousness,
- gravitation,
- gravity,
- guidance,
- happy family,
- harmonic,
- harmony,
- heart,
- heart of gold,
- homology,
- humaneness,
- humanity,
- hyperesthesia,
- hyperpathia,
- hypersensitivity,
- identification,
- identity,
- inclination,
- intercourse,
- interest,
- intimacy,
- involvement,
- irritability,
- junction,
- kindheartedness,
- kindliness,
- kindly disposition,
- kindness,
- kinship,
- leaning,
- leniency,
- liaison,
- like-mindedness,
- link,
- linkage,
- linking,
- love,
- loving kindness,
- magnetism,
- mercy,
- mitigation,
- musical,
- mutual affinity,
- mutual attraction,
- mutual regard,
- mutuality,
- nearness,
- nervousness,
- niceness,
- oneness,
- oversensibility,
- oversensitiveness,
- overtenderness,
- pardon,
- partiality,
- passibility,
- passions,
- pathos,
- patronage,
- peace,
- penchant,
- perceptiveness,
- perceptivity,
- photophobia,
- pity,
- predilection,
- preference,
- prickliness,
- proclivity,
- propensity,
- propinquity,
- proximity,
- pull,
- pulling power,
- quarter,
- rapport,
- rapprochement,
- reassurance,
- reciprocity,
- regard,
- relatedness,
- relating,
- relation,
- relations,
- relationship,
- relief,
- reprieve,
- respect,
- response,
- responsiveness,
- rue,
- ruth,
- seconding,
- self-pity,
- sensibilities,
- sensitiveness,
- sensitivity,
- sensitization,
- sentiments,
- sharing,
- sharing of grief,
- shred of comfort,
- similarity,
- softheartedness,
- solace,
- solacement,
- solicitousness,
- solidarity,
- soothing words,
- soreness,
- soul of kindness,
- sponsorship,
- supersensitivity,
- support,
- susceptibilities,
- sympathetic chord,
- sympathetic response,
- sympathies,
- symphonic,
- symphonious,
- symphony,
- tact,
- tactfulness,
- team spirit,
- tender susceptibilities,
- tenderheartedness,
- tenderness,
- tetchiness,
- thin skin,
- ticklishness,
- tie,
- tie-in,
- touchiness,
- traction,
- tug,
- turn,
- tutelage,
- understanding,
- union,
- unison,
- unity,
- vibes,
- vibrations,
- warmheartedness,
- warmth,
- warmth of heart
- Lilliputian,
- Tom Thumb,
- a nobody,
- a nothing,
- brownie,
- cipher,
- common man,
- dummy,
- dwarf,
- elf,
- figurehead,
- gnome,
- homunculus,
- insignificancy,
- jackstraw,
- lightweight,
- little fellow,
- little guy,
- man of straw,
- manikin,
- mediocrity,
- midge,
- midget,
- nebbish,
- nobody one knows,
- nonentity,
- obscurity,
- peewee,
- punk,
- pygmy,
- runt,
- scrub,
- shrimp,
- small fry,
- small potato,
- small potatoes,
- squirt,
- squit,
- wart,
- whiffet,
- whippersnapper
- echo
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- the persistence of a sound after its source has stopped
- a reply that repeats what has just been said
- (Greek mythology) a nymph who was spurned by Narcissus and pined away until only her voice remained
- call to mind; "His words echoed John F. Kennedy" related words >
- CRT spot,
- DM display,
- Doppler signal,
- IF signal,
- IM display,
- RF echoes,
- accord,
- acknowledge,
- acknowledgment,
- act like,
- action and reaction,
- adumbration,
- affect,
- agree,
- agree in opinion,
- agree with,
- answer,
- answer back,
- answering,
- antiphon,
- antiphonal chanting,
- antiphony,
- ape,
- assume,
- automatic reaction,
- autonomic reaction,
- back answer,
- back talk,
- backchat,
- be affected,
- be in tune,
- be inspired,
- be involved,
- be moved,
- be reflected,
- be sent back,
- beam,
- beat signal,
- blips,
- boom,
- booming,
- borrow,
- bounce back,
- bounceback,
- bounces,
- care about,
- caring,
- catch the flame,
- catch the infection,
- change color,
- chime in with,
- choir,
- chord,
- chorus,
- claviature,
- close with,
- coincide,
- color with emotion,
- come again,
- come back,
- come back at,
- come up again,
- comeback,
- concern,
- concur,
- conform to,
- conformist,
- console,
- copier,
- copy,
- copycat,
- copyist,
- counterfeit,
- counterfeiter,
- crib,
- cuckoo,
- dig,
- display,
- dissembler,
- dissimulator,
- ditto,
- do,
- do a repeat,
- do again,
- do like,
- do over,
- double,
- double-dot display,
- doubling,
- duplicate,
- duplication,
- echo back,
- echo signal,
- echoer,
- echoist,
- eighty-eight,
- empathize with,
- empathy,
- emulate,
- encore,
- evasive reply,
- facsimile,
- fake,
- faker,
- fall in with,
- fellow feeling,
- fingerboard,
- flash back,
- forge,
- forger,
- give acknowledgment,
- give answer,
- go along with,
- go back,
- go like,
- go with,
- great,
- growl,
- growling,
- grumble,
- grumbling,
- hoke,
- hoke up,
- hypocrite,
- identification,
- identify with,
- imitate,
- imitation,
- imitator,
- impersonator,
- impostor,
- involvement,
- iteration,
- ivories,
- keep coming,
- keyboard,
- keys,
- local oscillator signal,
- make like,
- manual,
- meet,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimic,
- mimicker,
- mirror,
- mirror image,
- mocker,
- mockingbird,
- monkey,
- organ manual,
- outline,
- output signal,
- parrot,
- pathos,
- pedals,
- phony,
- piano keys,
- picture,
- pips,
- plagiarism,
- plagiarist,
- plagiarize,
- poll-parrot,
- polly,
- polly-parrot,
- poseur,
- predictable response,
- quotation,
- quote,
- radar signal,
- react,
- reaction,
- reading,
- ready reply,
- reappear,
- reappearance,
- rebirth,
- reboation,
- rebound,
- receipt,
- recur,
- recurrence,
- redo,
- redouble,
- redoubling,
- reduplicate,
- reduplication,
- reecho,
- reflect,
- reflection,
- reflex,
- reflex action,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- regurgitate,
- regurgitation,
- reincarnate,
- reincarnation,
- reiteration,
- rejoin,
- rejoinder,
- relate to emotionally,
- relating,
- renew,
- renewal,
- reoccur,
- reoccurrence,
- repartee,
- repeat,
- repeat performance,
- repercussion,
- repetition,
- replica,
- replication,
- reply,
- repost,
- reproduce,
- reproduction,
- rescript,
- rescription,
- resound,
- resounding,
- respond,
- respondence,
- response,
- responsion,
- responsiveness,
- responsory,
- responsory report,
- resume,
- resumption,
- retort,
- retroaction,
- return,
- return answer,
- return for answer,
- return signal,
- reverberate,
- reverberation,
- revert,
- revive,
- revulsion,
- ring,
- riposte,
- rise,
- roll,
- rumble,
- rumbling,
- say,
- say again,
- say in reply,
- send back,
- shadow,
- share,
- sharing,
- sheep,
- shoot back,
- short answer,
- side with,
- signal,
- signal display,
- silhouette,
- simulate,
- simulation,
- simulator,
- snappy comeback,
- solo,
- sound,
- spot,
- strike in with,
- swell,
- sympathetic chord,
- sympathetic response,
- sympathize with,
- sympathy,
- talk back,
- target image,
- thunder,
- thundering,
- trace,
- transmitter signal,
- unthinking response,
- vibes,
- vibrations,
- video signal,
- witty reply,
- witty retort,
- yes-and-no answer
- affiliation,
- apparentation,
- birth,
- blood,
- branch,
- breed,
- common ancestry,
- consanguinity,
- derivation,
- descent,
- direct line,
- distaff side,
- extraction,
- family,
- female line,
- filiation,
- house,
- line,
- line of descent,
- lineage,
- male line,
- phylum,
- race,
- seed,
- sept,
- side,
- spear side,
- spindle side,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- succession,
- sword side
- cognate
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- a word is cognate with another if both derive from the same word in an ancestral language
- having the same ancestral language; "cognate languages" related words >
- affiliated,
- affinal,
- affinitive,
- agnate,
- akin,
- allied,
- ally,
- alter ego,
- analogon,
- analogue,
- ancestry,
- associate,
- avuncular,
- blood,
- blood relation,
- blood relative,
- brother,
- clansman,
- close copy,
- close match,
- closely related,
- collateral,
- collateral relative,
- common,
- companion,
- complement,
- congenator,
- congener,
- congeneric,
- congenerous,
- congenial,
- connate,
- connatural,
- connected,
- connections,
- consanguine,
- consanguinean,
- consanguineous,
- conspecific,
- coordinate,
- correlate,
- correlative,
- correspondent,
- counterpart,
- derivation,
- derivative,
- distaff side,
- distant relation,
- distantly related,
- doublet,
- enate,
- eponym,
- equivalent,
- etymon,
- family,
- fellow,
- flesh,
- flesh and blood,
- folks,
- foster,
- general,
- generic,
- genetically related,
- german,
- germane,
- image,
- incident,
- kin,
- kindred,
- kindred spirit,
- kinfolk,
- kinnery,
- kinsfolk,
- kinsman,
- kinsmen,
- kinswoman,
- kith and kin,
- like,
- likeness,
- mate,
- matrilateral,
- matrilineal,
- matroclinous,
- near duplicate,
- near relation,
- next of kin,
- novercal,
- obverse,
- of common source,
- of the blood,
- parallel,
- patrilateral,
- patrilineal,
- patroclinous,
- pendant,
- people,
- picture,
- posterity,
- primitive,
- reciprocal,
- related,
- related by blood,
- relations,
- relatives,
- root,
- second self,
- sib,
- sibling,
- similitude,
- simulacrum,
- sister,
- soul mate,
- spear kin,
- spear side,
- spindle kin,
- spindle side,
- such,
- suchlike,
- sword side,
- tally,
- the like of,
- the likes of,
- tribesman,
- twin,
- universal,
- uterine,
- uterine kin
- intuition
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- instinctive knowing (without the use of rational processes)
- an impression that something might be the case; "he had an intuition that something had gone wrong" related words >
- ESP,
- anschauung,
- clairsentience,
- clairvoyance,
- common sense,
- extrasensory perception,
- feeling,
- foreboding,
- forefeeling,
- foresight,
- funny feeling,
- hunch,
- impression,
- insight,
- instinct,
- intimation,
- intuitive impression,
- intuitiveness,
- lucidity,
- mother wit,
- perception,
- perceptiveness,
- percipience,
- perspicacity,
- preapprehension,
- premonition,
- presentiment,
- psychometry,
- second sight,
- sixth sense,
- suspicion,
- vague feeling,
- vague idea
- public relations
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- a promotion intended to create goodwill for a person or institution related words >
- PR,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- common knowledge,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- eclat,
- exposure,
- fame,
- famousness,
- glare,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- limelight,
- maximum dissemination,
- notoriety,
- plug,
- press notice,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- report,
- spotlight,
- write-up
- PR,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- common knowledge,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- eclat,
- exposure,
- fame,
- famousness,
- glare,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- limelight,
- maximum dissemination,
- notoriety,
- plug,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- report,
- spotlight,
- write-up
- public knowledge
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- knowledge that is available to anyone related words >
- PR,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- common knowledge,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- eclat,
- exposure,
- fame,
- famousness,
- glare,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- limelight,
- maximum dissemination,
- notoriety,
- plug,
- press notice,
- public eye,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- report,
- spotlight,
- write-up
- symbiosis
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- the relation between two different species of organisms that are interdependent; each gains benefits from the other related words >
- accompaniment,
- accordance,
- agglomeration,
- agglutination,
- aggregation,
- agreement,
- alliance,
- articulation,
- association,
- bipartisanship,
- bond,
- bracketing,
- cahoots,
- clustering,
- co-working,
- coaction,
- coadjuvancy,
- coadministration,
- coagency,
- cochairmanship,
- codirectorship,
- coincidence,
- collaboration,
- collaborativeness,
- collectivism,
- collectivity,
- collusion,
- combination,
- combined effort,
- commensalism,
- commensality,
- common effort,
- common enterprise,
- communalism,
- communication,
- communism,
- communitarianism,
- community,
- complicity,
- concatenation,
- concert,
- concerted action,
- concomitance,
- concord,
- concordance,
- concourse,
- concurrence,
- confluence,
- congeries,
- conglomeration,
- conjugation,
- conjunction,
- connection,
- consilience,
- conspiracy,
- convergence,
- cooperation,
- cooperativeness,
- copulation,
- correspondence,
- coupling,
- duet,
- duumvirate,
- ecology,
- ecosystem,
- ecumenicalism,
- ecumenicism,
- ecumenism,
- esprit,
- esprit de corps,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- gathering,
- harmony,
- hookup,
- intercommunication,
- intercourse,
- interlinking,
- joinder,
- joining,
- joining of forces,
- joint effort,
- joint operation,
- jointure,
- junction,
- knotting,
- liaison,
- linkage,
- linking,
- marriage,
- mass action,
- meeting,
- merger,
- merging,
- morale,
- mutual assistance,
- mutualism,
- mutuality,
- octet,
- pairing,
- parasitism,
- pooling,
- pooling of resources,
- pulling together,
- quartet,
- quintet,
- reciprocity,
- saprophytism,
- septet,
- sextet,
- simultaneity,
- solidarity,
- splice,
- symbiotics,
- synchronism,
- synergism,
- synergy,
- team spirit,
- teamwork,
- tie,
- tie-in,
- tie-up,
- trio,
- triumvirate,
- troika,
- unification,
- union,
- united action,
- yoking
- pleasance
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- a pleasant and secluded part of a garden; usually attached to a mansion related words >
- affability,
- agreeability,
- agreeableness,
- amenity,
- amiability,
- amicability,
- bliss,
- blissfulness,
- common,
- commons,
- compatibility,
- complaisance,
- congeniality,
- cordiality,
- enjoyableness,
- felicitousness,
- geniality,
- goodliness,
- goodness,
- graciousness,
- gratefulness,
- harmoniousness,
- mellifluousness,
- mellowness,
- niceness,
- paradise,
- park,
- pleasantness,
- pleasantry,
- pleasingness,
- pleasurability,
- pleasurableness,
- pleasure,
- pleasure garden,
- pleasure ground,
- pleasurefulness,
- public park,
- rapport,
- sweetness,
- sweetness and light,
- welcomeness
- average,
- back-burner,
- bourgeois,
- common,
- commonplace,
- conventional,
- dinky,
- dispensable,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- immaterial,
- inappreciable,
- inconsequential,
- inconsiderable,
- inessential,
- inferior,
- insignificant,
- irrelevant,
- little,
- middle-class,
- minor,
- minute,
- negligible,
- no great shakes,
- nonessential,
- normal,
- not vital,
- ordinary,
- petit,
- plastic,
- regular,
- run-of-mine,
- run-of-the-mill,
- small,
- suburban,
- technical,
- unessential,
- unexceptional,
- unimpressive,
- unremarkable,
- unspectacular,
- usual
- squaw
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- an American Indian woman related words >
- Eve,
- Frau,
- better half,
- common-law wife,
- concubine,
- dame,
- daughter of Eve,
- distaff,
- domina,
- donna,
- dowager,
- feme,
- feme covert,
- femme,
- frow,
- gentlewoman,
- girl,
- goodwife,
- goody,
- helpmate,
- helpmeet,
- lady,
- lass,
- married woman,
- matron,
- milady,
- old lady,
- old woman,
- rib,
- vrouw,
- wahine,
- weaker vessel,
- wedded wife,
- wife,
- woman
- Byzantine,
- Machiavellian,
- calculating,
- coacting,
- coactive,
- coadjutant,
- coadjuvant,
- coefficient,
- collaborative,
- collective,
- collectivist,
- collectivistic,
- collusive,
- combined,
- commensal,
- common,
- communal,
- communalist,
- communalistic,
- communist,
- communistic,
- communitarian,
- concerted,
- concordant,
- concurrent,
- concurring,
- connivent,
- conspiring,
- contriving,
- cooperant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- designing,
- ecumenic,
- fellow,
- harmonious,
- harmonized,
- intriguing,
- joint,
- mutual,
- noncompetitive,
- plotting,
- reciprocal,
- scheming,
- stratagemical,
- symbiotic,
- synergetic,
- synergic,
- synergistic,
- uncompetitive,
- up to
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