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misappropriation
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wrongful borrowing; "his explanation was a misappropriation of sociological theory"
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
befoulment
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fouling
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
violation
mishandling
collapse
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
bad policy
,
befoulment
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fouling
,
impolicy
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misdirection
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
mismanagement
,
misrule
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
omission
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
violation
,
wrongdoing
mismanagement
collapse
management that is careless or inefficient; "he accomplished little due to the mismanagement of his energies"
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
bad policy
,
befoulment
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fouling
,
impolicy
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misdirection
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
mishandling
,
misrule
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
omission
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
violation
,
wrongdoing
desecration
collapse
related words >
abomination
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
atrocity
,
befoulment
,
blasphemousness
,
blasphemy
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
disgrace
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fouling
,
ignominy
,
impiety
,
infamy
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pity
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
profaneness
,
profanity
,
prostitution
,
sacrilege
,
sacrilegiousness
,
scandal
,
shame
,
terrible thing
,
violation
profanation
collapse
degradation of something worthy of respect; cheapening
blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character; "desecration of the Holy Sabbath"
related words >
abomination
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
atrocity
,
befoulment
,
blasphemousness
,
blasphemy
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
disgrace
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fouling
,
ignominy
,
impiety
,
infamy
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pity
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profaneness
,
profanity
,
prostitution
,
sacrilege
,
sacrilegiousness
,
scandal
,
shame
,
terrible thing
,
violation
misusage
collapse
related words >
Irish bull
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
anacoluthon
,
antiphrasis
,
barbarism
,
befoulment
,
bull
,
catachresis
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
corruption
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fluff
,
folk etymology
,
fouling
,
grammatical error
,
hypercorrection
,
hyperform
,
infelicity
,
maladministration
,
malaprop
,
malapropism
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
marrowsky
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misconstruction
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
mispronunciation
,
missaying
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
solecism
,
spoonerism
,
ungrammaticism
,
violation
pilfering
collapse
related words >
abstraction
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
annexation
,
appropriation
,
befoulment
,
boosting
,
conversion
,
conveyance
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
filching
,
fouling
,
fraud
,
graft
,
liberation
,
lifting
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilferage
,
pinching
,
poaching
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
scrounging
,
shoplifting
,
snatching
,
sneak thievery
,
snitching
,
stealage
,
stealing
,
swindle
,
swiping
,
theft
,
thievery
,
thieving
,
violation
embezzlement
collapse
the fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else
related words >
abstraction
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
annexation
,
appropriation
,
befoulment
,
boosting
,
conversion
,
conveyance
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
filching
,
fouling
,
fraud
,
graft
,
larceny
,
liberation
,
lifting
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
misusing
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilferage
,
pilfering
,
pinching
,
poaching
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
purloining
,
scrounging
,
shoplifting
,
snatching
,
sneak thievery
,
snitching
,
stealage
,
stealing
,
swindle
,
swiping
,
theft
,
thievery
,
thieving
,
violation
malpractice
collapse
a wrongful act that the actor had no right to do; improper professional conduct; "he charged them with electoral malpractices"
professional wrongdoing that results in injury or damage; "the widow sued his surgeon for malpractice"
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
bad policy
,
befoulment
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
crime
,
criminal tendency
,
criminality
,
criminosis
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
evil courses
,
evildoing
,
feloniousness
,
fouling
,
impolicy
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
lawbreaking
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malversation
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misdemeanor
,
misdirection
,
misdoing
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misprision
,
misprision of treason
,
misrule
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
omission
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
positive misprision
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
sin
,
thou scarlet sin
,
vice
,
viciousness
,
violation
,
wrong conduct
,
wrongdoing
provost
collapse
a high-ranking university administrator
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academic dean
,
administration
,
administrator
,
archon
,
chancellor
,
chief executive
,
chief executive officer
,
dean
,
dean of men
,
dean of women
,
executive
,
executive director
,
executive officer
,
executive secretary
,
headmaster
,
headmistress
,
magistrate
,
management
,
managing director
,
master
,
officer
,
official
,
prefect
,
president
,
prexy
,
principal
,
rector
,
secretary
,
the administration
,
treasurer
,
vice-chancellor
,
vice-president
,
warden
defalcation
collapse
the sum of money that is misappropriated
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
arrear
,
arrearage
,
arrears
,
befoulment
,
break
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
decline
,
default
,
defect
,
defectiveness
,
deficiency
,
deficit
,
defilement
,
delinquency
,
desecration
,
discontinuity
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
failing
,
failure
,
falling short
,
fault
,
fouling
,
gap
,
hiatus
,
imperfection
,
inadequacy
,
inferiority
,
insufficiency
,
interval
,
lack
,
lacuna
,
laxness
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
missing link
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
need
,
negligence
,
omission
,
outage
,
paucity
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
poverty
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
remissness
,
scant
,
scantiness
,
scarceness
,
short measure
,
shortage
,
shortcoming
,
shortfall
,
slackness
,
slump
,
ullage
,
underage
,
violation
,
want
,
wantage
bureaucracy
collapse
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
president
collapse
the chief executive of a republic
an executive officer of a firm or corporation
the head administrative officer of a college or university
the officer who presides at the meetings of an organization; "address your remarks to the chairperson"
related words >
academic dean
,
administration
,
administrator
,
archon
,
chancellor
,
chief executive
,
chief executive officer
,
chief of state
,
dean
,
dean of men
,
dean of women
,
dewan
,
doge
,
executive
,
executive director
,
executive officer
,
executive secretary
,
grand vizier
,
head of state
,
headmaster
,
headmistress
,
magistrate
,
management
,
managing director
,
master
,
officer
,
official
,
prefect
,
premier
,
prexy
,
prime minister
,
principal
,
provost
,
rector
,
secretary
,
the administration
,
treasurer
,
vice-chancellor
,
vice-president
,
warden
prostitution
collapse
offering sexual intercourse for pay
related words >
Cosa Nostra
,
Mafia
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
adulteration
,
befouling
,
befoulment
,
black market
,
bootlegging
,
contamination
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
corruption
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
degradation
,
desecration
,
devaluation
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
envenoming
,
festering
,
fouling
,
gambling
,
gray market
,
harlotry
,
illegal commerce
,
illegal operations
,
illegitimate business
,
illicit business
,
infection
,
loan-sharking
,
lowering
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
moonshining
,
narcotics traffic
,
organized crime
,
pandering
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pimping
,
poisoning
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
protection racket
,
racket
,
shady dealings
,
solicitation
,
soliciting
,
streetwalking
,
suppuration
,
the rackets
,
the syndicate
,
traffic in women
,
usury
,
vice
,
violation
,
vitiation
,
white slavery
,
whoredom
,
whoremastery
,
whoremonging
pollution
collapse
undesirable state of the natural environment being contaminated with harmful substances as a consequence of human activities
related words >
abomination
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
adulteration
,
air
,
atrocity
,
bad
,
badness
,
bane
,
bastardizing
,
befouling
,
befoulment
,
besmirchment
,
blight
,
contamination
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
corruption
,
crying evil
,
cutting
,
damage
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
despoliation
,
destruction
,
detriment
,
dilution
,
dirtying
,
diversion
,
doctoring
,
embezzlement
,
envenoming
,
evil
,
festering
,
fortifying
,
fouling
,
grievance
,
harm
,
harmfulness
,
havoc
,
health hazard
,
hurt
,
ill
,
infection
,
injuriousness
,
injury
,
insalubriousness
,
insalubrity
,
lacing
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
menace to health
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
mischief
,
misconduct
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
noise pollution
,
noisomeness
,
noxiousness
,
outrage
,
pathenogenicity
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
poison
,
poisoning
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
ritual uncleanness
,
soiling
,
spiking
,
spoiling
,
staining
,
sullying
,
suppuration
,
tainting
,
the worst
,
toxin
,
unhealthfulness
,
unhealthiness
,
unsalutariness
,
unwholesomeness
,
venom
,
vexation
,
violation
,
vitiation
,
water
,
watering
,
woe
,
wrong
misconduct
collapse
bad or dishonest management by persons supposed to act on another's behalf
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
bad policy
,
badness
,
be negligent
,
befoulment
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
crime
,
criminal tendency
,
criminality
,
criminosis
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
discourtesy
,
disorder
,
disorderliness
,
disorderly conduct
,
disruption
,
disruptiveness
,
diversion
,
do amiss
,
embezzlement
,
evil courses
,
evildoing
,
feloniousness
,
fouling
,
frowned-upon behavior
,
hooliganism
,
horseplay
,
impolicy
,
impropriety
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
lawbreaking
,
maladminister
,
maladministration
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
misadminister
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misapply
,
misappropriation
,
misbehavior
,
miscall
,
miscite
,
miscount
,
misdeal
,
misdemeanor
,
misdirect
,
misdirection
,
misdoing
,
misemploy
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
misfield
,
misgovern
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
misguide
,
mishandle
,
mishandling
,
mismanage
,
mismanagement
,
misplay
,
misprint
,
misprision
,
misprision of treason
,
misquote
,
misread
,
misreport
,
misrule
,
misspell
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
naughtiness
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
nonsanctioned behavior
,
omission
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
positive misprision
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
roughhouse
,
rowdiness
,
rowdyism
,
ruffianism
,
sin
,
thou scarlet sin
,
vandalism
,
venial sin
,
vice
,
viciousness
,
violation
,
wrong conduct
,
wrongdoing
malfeasance
collapse
wrongful conduct by a public official
related words >
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
atrocity
,
bad policy
,
befoulment
,
breach
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
criminal tendency
,
criminality
,
criminosis
,
deadly sin
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
delinquency
,
dereliction
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
enormity
,
error
,
evil
,
evil courses
,
evildoing
,
failure
,
fault
,
feloniousness
,
felony
,
fouling
,
genocide
,
guilty act
,
heavy sin
,
impolicy
,
impropriety
,
indiscretion
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
inexpiable sin
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
lapse
,
lawbreaking
,
maladministration
,
malefaction
,
malpractice
,
malum
,
malversation
,
minor wrong
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misdirection
,
misdoing
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
misprision
,
misprision of treason
,
misrule
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
mortal sin
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
positive misprision
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slip
,
thou scarlet sin
,
tort
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
vice
,
viciousness
,
violation
,
wrong
,
wrong conduct
,
wrongdoing
implementation
collapse
the act of implementing (providing a practical means for accomplishing something); carrying into effect
related words >
accomplished fact
,
accomplishment
,
achievement
,
administration
,
attainment
,
carrying out
,
commission
,
completion
,
conduct
,
consummation
,
discharge
,
dispatch
,
effectuation
,
enactment
,
execution
,
fait accompli
,
fruition
,
fulfillment
,
handling
,
management
,
mission accomplished
,
performance
,
perpetration
,
production
,
realization
,
success
,
transaction
executive
collapse
persons who administer the law
a person responsible for the administration of a business
having the function of carrying out plans or orders etc.; "the executive branch"
related words >
administrating
,
administration
,
administrative
,
administrator
,
archon
,
big cheese
,
board
,
board of directors
,
board of regents
,
board of trustees
,
boss
,
bureaucratic
,
businessman
,
businesswoman
,
cabinet
,
cadre
,
captain
,
castellan
,
chancellor
,
chatelain
,
chatelaine
,
chief executive
,
chief executive officer
,
commandant
,
commander
,
council
,
dean
,
directing
,
director
,
directorate
,
directorship
,
directory
,
entrepreneur
,
exec
,
executive arm
,
executive committee
,
executive director
,
executive hierarchy
,
executive officer
,
executive secretary
,
foreman
,
governing
,
governing board
,
governing body
,
government
,
governmental
,
governor
,
gubernatorial
,
head
,
infrastructure
,
intendant
,
interlocking directorate
,
kingpin
,
leader
,
leadership
,
magistrate
,
management
,
manager
,
managerial
,
managing
,
managing director
,
master
,
ministerial
,
number one
,
officer
,
official
,
officiating
,
overseer
,
prefect
,
president
,
presiding
,
prexy
,
principal
,
provost
,
regulatory
,
ruler
,
secretary
,
steering committee
,
superintendent
,
supervision
,
supervisor
,
supervisory
,
the administration
,
the brass
,
the executive
,
the people upstairs
,
top brass
,
top dog
,
treasurer
,
vice-chancellor
,
vice-president
,
warden
misapplication
collapse
wrong use or application
related words >
aberrancy
,
aberration
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
abuse of terms
,
apparent soundness
,
befoulment
,
casuistry
,
catachresis
,
circularity
,
contorting
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defectiveness
,
defilement
,
delusion
,
desecration
,
deviancy
,
disingenuousness
,
distortion
,
diversion
,
eisegesis
,
embezzlement
,
equivocalness
,
equivocation
,
errancy
,
erroneousness
,
error
,
evasive reasoning
,
fallaciousness
,
fallacy
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fault
,
faultiness
,
flaw
,
flawedness
,
fouling
,
garbling
,
gloss
,
hamartia
,
heresy
,
heterodoxy
,
illusion
,
insincerity
,
invalid linking
,
jesuitism
,
jesuitry
,
maladministration
,
malentendu
,
malfeasance
,
malobservation
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
mesalliance
,
misalliance
,
misapplicability
,
misapprehension
,
misappropriation
,
miscitation
,
misconception
,
misconduct
,
misconnection
,
misconstruction
,
misdoing
,
misemployment
,
misexplanation
,
misexplication
,
misexposition
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
misintelligence
,
misinterpretation
,
misjudgment
,
mismanagement
,
misquotation
,
misreading
,
misreference
,
misrelation
,
misrendering
,
mistranslation
,
misunderstanding
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
misuse of words
,
mystification
,
obfuscation
,
obscurantism
,
oversubtlety
,
peccancy
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
philosophism
,
pilfering
,
plausibility
,
plausibleness
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
rationalization
,
self-contradiction
,
sin
,
sinfulness
,
sophism
,
sophistical reasoning
,
sophistication
,
sophistry
,
special pleading
,
speciosity
,
specious reasoning
,
speciousness
,
squeezing
,
subtlety
,
torturing
,
twisting
,
unorthodoxy
,
untrueness
,
untruth
,
untruthfulness
,
vicious circle
,
vicious reasoning
,
violation
,
wrenching
,
wrong
,
wrongness
purchasable
collapse
available for purchase; "purchasable goods"; "many houses in the area are for sale"
related words >
approachable
,
available
,
bribable
,
buyable
,
corrupt
,
corruptible
,
fixable
,
hireling
,
marketable
,
mercenary
,
obtainable
,
on the market
,
on the pad
,
on the take
,
salable
,
slippery
,
to be had
,
treacherous
,
tricky
,
undependable
,
unreliable
,
venal
flagitious
collapse
related words >
corrupt
,
criminal
,
degenerate
,
depraved
,
disgraceful
,
flagrant
,
glaring
,
gross
,
infamous
,
miscreant
,
nefarious
,
perverse
,
rotten
,
scandalous
,
shameful
,
sinful
,
vicious
,
villainous
,
wicked
politics
collapse
the profession devoted to governing and to political affairs
the study of government of states and other political units
the opinion you hold with respect to political questions
social relations involving authority or power
related words >
Geopolitik
,
Machiavellianism
,
Machiavellism
,
civics
,
diplomacy
,
diplomatics
,
geopolitics
,
government
,
international relations
,
jobbery
,
jobbing
,
machination
,
manipulation
,
poli-sci
,
political behavior
,
political economy
,
political geography
,
political philosophy
,
political science
,
political theory
,
public administration
,
statecraft
,
statesmanship
brainwash
collapse
submit to brainwashing; indoctrinate forcibly
persuade completely, often through coercion; "The propaganda brainwashed many people"
related words >
alienate
,
beat into
,
catechize
,
condition
,
corrupt
,
counterindoctrinate
,
imbue
,
implant
,
impregnate
,
impress
,
inculcate
,
indoctrinate
,
infix
,
infuse
,
inoculate
,
instill
,
program
,
reindoctrinate
,
subvert
,
win away
officialdom
collapse
related words >
bureaucracy
,
directorate
,
hierarchy
,
higher echelons
,
higher-ups
,
management
,
ministry
,
prelacy
,
ruling class
,
ruling classes
,
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
administrator
collapse
someone who manages a government agency or department
the party appointed by a probate court to distribute the estate of someone who dies without a will or without naming an executor
someone who administers a business
related words >
academic dean
,
administration
,
agent
,
chancellor
,
conductor
,
dean
,
dean of men
,
dean of women
,
deputy
,
directeur
,
director
,
exec
,
governor
,
headmaster
,
headmistress
,
impresario
,
intendant
,
manager
,
master
,
officer
,
official
,
president
,
principal
,
producer
,
provost
,
rector
,
responsible person
,
supercargo
,
vice-chancellor
thriftiness
collapse
related words >
austerity
,
austerity program
,
canniness
,
care
,
carefulness
,
chariness
,
economic planning
,
economicalness
,
economy
,
economy of means
,
false economy
,
forehandedness
,
frugality
,
frugalness
,
good management
,
husbandry
,
management
,
parsimoniousness
,
parsimony
,
providence
,
prudence
,
prudential administration
,
sparingness
,
thrift
,
tight purse strings
,
unwastefulness
misfeasance
collapse
doing a proper act in a wrongful or injurious manner
related words >
aberrancy
,
aberration
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
atrocity
,
bad policy
,
befoulment
,
breach
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
criminal tendency
,
criminality
,
criminosis
,
deadly sin
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defectiveness
,
defilement
,
delinquency
,
delusion
,
dereliction
,
desecration
,
deviancy
,
distortion
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
enormity
,
errancy
,
erroneousness
,
error
,
evil
,
evil courses
,
evildoing
,
failure
,
fallaciousness
,
fallacy
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fault
,
faultiness
,
feloniousness
,
felony
,
flaw
,
flawedness
,
fouling
,
genocide
,
guilty act
,
hamartia
,
heavy sin
,
heresy
,
heterodoxy
,
illusion
,
impolicy
,
impropriety
,
indiscretion
,
inexpedience
,
inexpediency
,
inexpiable sin
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
lapse
,
lawbreaking
,
maladministration
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malum
,
malversation
,
minor wrong
,
misadministration
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misconstruction
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misdirection
,
misdoing
,
misemployment
,
misgovernment
,
misguidance
,
mishandling
,
misinterpretation
,
misjudgment
,
mismanagement
,
misprision
,
misprision of treason
,
misrule
,
misusage
,
misuse
,
mortal sin
,
neglect
,
negligence
,
nonfeasance
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
positive misprision
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
self-contradiction
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
sinfulness
,
slip
,
thou scarlet sin
,
tort
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unorthodoxy
,
untrueness
,
untruth
,
untruthfulness
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
vice
,
viciousness
,
violation
,
wrong
,
wrong conduct
,
wrongdoing
,
wrongness
misinform
collapse
give false or misleading information to
related words >
bowl a googly
,
con
,
corrupt
,
deceive
,
defraud
,
delude
,
dupe
,
fool
,
gull
,
lead astray
,
misadvise
,
misdirect
,
miseducate
,
misguide
,
misinstruct
,
mislead
,
misteach
,
mystify
,
obfuscate
,
obscure
,
pervert
,
throw a curve
dean
collapse
an administrator in charge of a division of a university or college
(Roman Catholic Church) the head of the College of Cardinals
a man who is the senior member of a group; "he is the dean of foreign correspondents"
United States film actor whose moody rebellious roles made him a cult figure (1931-1955)
related words >
A per se
,
Grand Penitentiary
,
Holy Father
,
abuna
,
academic dean
,
ace
,
administration
,
administrator
,
antipope
,
archbishop
,
archdeacon
,
archon
,
archpriest
,
bellwether
,
bishop
,
bishop coadjutor
,
boss
,
canon
,
cardinal
,
cardinal bishop
,
cardinal deacon
,
cardinal priest
,
champion
,
chancellor
,
chaplain
,
chief
,
chief executive
,
chief executive officer
,
coadjutor
,
commander
,
curate
,
dean of men
,
dean of women
,
diocesan
,
doyen
,
doyenne
,
ecclesiarch
,
elder
,
eldest
,
exarch
,
executive
,
executive director
,
executive officer
,
executive secretary
,
father
,
first-born
,
firstling
,
fugleman
,
genius
,
guide
,
head
,
headmaster
,
headmistress
,
hierarch
,
high priest
,
higher-up
,
important person
,
kingfish
,
kingpin
,
laureate
,
lead
,
leader
,
magistrate
,
management
,
managing director
,
master
,
metropolitan
,
nonpareil
,
officer
,
official
,
older
,
oldest
,
papa
,
paragon
,
patriarch
,
penitentiary
,
personage
,
pilot
,
pontiff
,
pope
,
prebendary
,
prefect
,
prelate
,
president
,
prexy
,
primate
,
principal
,
prodigy
,
provost
,
rector
,
ruler
,
rural dean
,
secretary
,
senior
,
sire
,
star
,
subdean
,
suffragan
,
superior
,
superman
,
superstar
,
the administration
,
the greatest
,
the most
,
top dog
,
treasurer
,
vicar
,
vice-chancellor
,
vice-president
,
virtuoso
,
warden
misguide
collapse
related words >
be negligent
,
bowl a googly
,
corrupt
,
lead astray
,
maladminister
,
misadminister
,
misadvise
,
misconduct
,
misdirect
,
miseducate
,
misgovern
,
mishandle
,
misinform
,
misinstruct
,
mislead
,
mismanage
,
misrule
,
misteach
,
mystify
,
obfuscate
,
obscure
,
pervert
,
throw a curve
bestowal
collapse
the act of conferring an honor or presenting a gift
a gift that is bestowed or conferred
related words >
accommodation
,
accordance
,
administration
,
application
,
applying
,
award
,
awarding
,
bestowment
,
communication
,
concession
,
conferment
,
conferral
,
contribution
,
deliverance
,
delivery
,
donation
,
dosage
,
dosing
,
endowment
,
enforcing
,
forcing
,
forcing on
,
furnishment
,
gifting
,
giving
,
grant
,
granting
,
impartation
,
impartment
,
investiture
,
liberality
,
meting out
,
offer
,
prescribing
,
presentation
,
presentment
,
provision
,
subscription
,
supplying
,
surrender
,
vouchsafement
putrefied
collapse
related words >
bad
,
cankered
,
carious
,
corrupt
,
decayed
,
decomposed
,
festering
,
foul
,
gangrened
,
gangrenous
,
gone bad
,
mortified
,
necrosed
,
necrotic
,
peccant
,
putrescent
,
putrid
,
rotten
,
rotting
,
sphacelated
,
spoiled
,
suppurating
,
suppurative
,
ulcerated
decomposed
collapse
related words >
bad
,
cankered
,
carious
,
corrupt
,
decayed
,
festering
,
foul
,
gangrened
,
gangrenous
,
gone bad
,
mortified
,
necrosed
,
necrotic
,
peccant
,
putrefied
,
putrescent
,
putrid
,
rotten
,
rotting
,
sphacelated
,
spoiled
,
suppurating
,
suppurative
,
ulcerated
indoctrinate
collapse
teach doctrines to; teach uncritically; "The Moonies indoctrinate their disciples"
related words >
alienate
,
beat into
,
brainwash
,
catechize
,
condition
,
corrupt
,
counterindoctrinate
,
discipline
,
drill
,
imbue
,
implant
,
impregnate
,
impress
,
inculcate
,
infix
,
infuse
,
inoculate
,
instill
,
instruct
,
program
,
propagandize
,
reindoctrinate
,
school
,
subvert
,
teach
,
train
,
win away
fixable
collapse
related words >
ameliorable
,
amendable
,
approachable
,
bribable
,
buyable
,
correctable
,
corrigible
,
corrupt
,
corruptible
,
curable
,
emendable
,
improvable
,
medicable
,
mendable
,
on the pad
,
on the take
,
purchasable
,
reclaimable
,
recoverable
,
rectifiable
,
recyclable
,
redeemable
,
remediable
,
repairable
,
reparable
,
restorable
,
retrievable
,
reversible
,
venal
supervision
collapse
management by overseeing the performance or operation of a person or group
related words >
accountability
,
administration
,
auspices
,
bossing
,
care
,
charge
,
civil government
,
conduct
,
direction
,
discipline
,
dispensation
,
disposition
,
empery
,
empire
,
eye
,
form of government
,
governance
,
government
,
handling
,
intendance
,
jurisdiction
,
management
,
oversight
,
political organization
,
polity
,
regime
,
regimen
,
regnancy
,
regulation
,
reign
,
responsibility
,
rule
,
running
,
sovereignty
,
superintendence
,
superintendency
,
surveillance
,
sway
,
system of government
authorities
collapse
related words >
John Bull
,
Uncle Sam
,
Washington
,
Whitehall
,
bureaucracy
,
directorate
,
hierarchy
,
higher echelons
,
higher-ups
,
management
,
ministry
,
officialdom
,
prelacy
,
ruling class
,
ruling classes
,
the Crown
,
the Establishment
,
the administration
,
the authorities
,
the government
,
the ingroup
,
the interests
,
the people upstairs
,
the power elite
,
the power structure
,
the top
,
them
,
they
,
top brass
bastardize
collapse
declare a child to be illegitimate
change something so that its value declines; for example, art forms
related words >
adulterate
,
brutalize
,
contaminate
,
corrupt
,
cut
,
debase
,
debauch
,
demoralize
,
denaturalize
,
denature
,
deprave
,
dilute
,
doctor
,
doctor up
,
fortify
,
lace
,
pervert
,
pollute
,
spike
,
tamper with
,
vitiate
,
warp
,
water
,
water down
thrift
collapse
any of numerous sun-loving low-growing evergreens of the genus Armeria having round heads of pink or white flowers
related words >
austerity
,
austerity program
,
canniness
,
care
,
carefulness
,
chariness
,
economic planning
,
economicalness
,
economizing
,
economy
,
economy of means
,
false economy
,
forehandedness
,
frugality
,
frugalness
,
good management
,
husbandry
,
management
,
miserliness
,
niggardliness
,
parsimoniousness
,
parsimony
,
penuriousness
,
providence
,
prudence
,
prudential administration
,
saving
,
scrimping
,
skimping
,
sparingness
,
stinginess
,
thriftiness
,
tight purse strings
,
unwastefulness
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