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- election
collapse - the act of selecting someone or something; the exercise of deliberate choice; "her election of medicine as a profession"
- a vote to select the winner of a position or political office; "the results of the election will be announced tonight"
- the predestination of some individuals as objects of divine mercy (especially as conceived by Calvinists)
- the status or fact of being elected; "they celebrated his election" related words >
- Calvinism,
- accession,
- alternative,
- alternativity,
- anointing,
- anointment,
- apostolic orders,
- appointment,
- arrogation,
- assignment,
- assumption,
- authorization,
- by-election,
- calling,
- canonization,
- caucus,
- choice,
- choosing,
- closed primary,
- co-optation,
- co-option,
- conferment,
- congressional election,
- consecration,
- contested election,
- coronation,
- decision,
- delegation,
- deputation,
- designation,
- determinism,
- direct primary,
- druthers,
- electing,
- empowerment,
- fatalism,
- first choice,
- free choice,
- free will,
- general election,
- holy orders,
- induction,
- installation,
- institution,
- investiture,
- legitimate succession,
- major orders,
- mandatory primary,
- minor orders,
- nomination,
- nonpartisan primary,
- open primary,
- option,
- optional primary,
- ordainment,
- orders,
- ordination,
- partisan election,
- pick,
- plebiscite,
- political election,
- poll,
- predestinarianism,
- predeterminism,
- preference,
- preference primary,
- preferment,
- preoption,
- presentation,
- presidential election,
- presidential preference primary,
- presidential primary,
- primary,
- primary election,
- reading in,
- referendum,
- runoff,
- runoff election,
- runoff primary,
- seizure,
- selection,
- succession,
- taking over,
- the pick,
- usurpation,
- volition,
- vote,
- voting,
- will
- idolization
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- the act of worshiping blindly and to excess related words >
- Amor,
- Christian love,
- Eros,
- Platonic love,
- admiration,
- adoration,
- affection,
- agape,
- anthropolatry,
- apotheosis,
- appreciation,
- approbation,
- approval,
- arborolatry,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- attachment,
- awe,
- bibliolatry,
- bodily love,
- breathless adoration,
- brotherly love,
- caritas,
- charity,
- conjugal love,
- consideration,
- courtesy,
- deference,
- deification,
- demonolatry,
- desire,
- devotion,
- duty,
- esteem,
- estimation,
- exaggerated respect,
- faithful love,
- fancy,
- favor,
- fervor,
- fetishization,
- flame,
- fondness,
- free love,
- free-lovism,
- great respect,
- heart,
- hero worship,
- high regard,
- homage,
- honor,
- hygeiolatry,
- iconolatry,
- idolatry,
- idolism,
- lasciviousness,
- libido,
- like,
- liking,
- litholatry,
- love,
- lovemaking,
- married love,
- monolatry,
- ophiolatry,
- passion,
- patriolatry,
- physical love,
- physiolatry,
- phytolatry,
- popular regard,
- popularity,
- prestige,
- pyrolatry,
- regard,
- respect,
- reverence,
- reverential regard,
- sentiment,
- sex,
- sexual love,
- shine,
- spiritual love,
- tender feeling,
- tender passion,
- truelove,
- uxoriousness,
- veneration,
- weakness,
- worship,
- yearning
- Attic,
- Spartan,
- arid,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- bald,
- bare,
- barren,
- candid,
- chaste,
- classic,
- classical,
- common,
- commonplace,
- direct,
- drab,
- dry,
- dull,
- earthbound,
- everyday,
- flat,
- frank,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- homely,
- homespun,
- household,
- humdrum,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- insipid,
- lackluster,
- lean,
- lifeless,
- literal,
- lusterless,
- matter-of-fact,
- mundane,
- natural,
- neat,
- nondescript,
- open,
- ordinary,
- pedestrian,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- poetryless,
- prosaic,
- prose,
- prosing,
- pure,
- pure and simple,
- rustic,
- severe,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- sober,
- spare,
- staid,
- stark,
- stolid,
- straightforward,
- stuffy,
- tiresome,
- unadorned,
- unaffected,
- unembellished,
- unfanciful,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unimaginative,
- unimpassioned,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unoriginal,
- unpoetic,
- unpoetical,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unvarnished,
- vapid,
- workaday,
- workday
- writer
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- writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)
- a person who is able to write and has written something related words >
- addressee,
- advertising writer,
- amanuensis,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- calligrapher,
- chirographer,
- clerk,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- communicator,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copier,
- copyist,
- copywriter,
- correspondent,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- descanter,
- diarist,
- discourser,
- disquisitor,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- expositor,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- ink spiller,
- inkslinger,
- letter writer,
- letterer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- monographist,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- pen,
- pen pal,
- pencil driver,
- penman,
- penner,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- recording secretary,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribbler,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- scrivener,
- secretary,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tractation,
- transcriber,
- word painter,
- word-slinger,
- wordsmith
- academician,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- bookman,
- classicist,
- clerk,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- colossus of knowledge,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- genius,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- giant of learning,
- humanist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- learned clerk,
- learned man,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- logographer,
- lover of learning,
- magazine writer,
- man of learning,
- man of letters,
- mastermind,
- mine of information,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- philologist,
- philologue,
- philomath,
- philosophe,
- philosopher,
- poet,
- polyhistor,
- polymath,
- prose writer,
- pundit,
- reviewer,
- savant,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scholar,
- scholastic,
- schoolman,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- student,
- technical writer,
- walking encyclopedia,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- voluntary
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- composition (often improvised) for a solo instrument (especially solo organ) and not a regular part of a religious service or musical performance
- of your own free will or design; not forced or compelled; "man is a voluntary agent"; "participation was voluntary"; "voluntary manslaughter"; "voluntary generosity in times of disaster"; "voluntary social workers"; "a voluntary confession"
- controlled by individual volition; "voluntary motions"; "voluntary muscles" related words >
- Vorspiel,
- advised,
- aimed,
- aimed at,
- alternative,
- arbitrary,
- autonomous,
- avant-propos,
- breakthrough,
- calculated,
- chosen,
- conative,
- concert overture,
- conscious,
- considered,
- contemplated,
- curtain raiser,
- deliberate,
- deliberated,
- descant,
- designed,
- discretional,
- discretionary,
- disjunctive,
- dramatic overture,
- elected,
- elective,
- envisaged,
- envisioned,
- exordium,
- foreword,
- free,
- free will,
- front matter,
- frontispiece,
- gratuitous,
- independent,
- innovation,
- intended,
- intentional,
- introduction,
- knowing,
- leap,
- meant,
- meditated,
- nonmandatory,
- of design,
- offered,
- operatic overture,
- optional,
- overture,
- planned,
- postulate,
- preamble,
- preface,
- prefix,
- prefixture,
- preliminary,
- prelude,
- premeditated,
- premise,
- presupposition,
- proem,
- proffered,
- projected,
- prolegomena,
- prolegomenon,
- prolepsis,
- prologue,
- proposed,
- protasis,
- purposed,
- purposeful,
- purposive,
- self-acting,
- self-active,
- self-determined,
- self-determining,
- spontaneous,
- studied,
- teleological,
- unasked,
- unbesought,
- unbidden,
- uncalled-for,
- uncoerced,
- uncompelled,
- unconstrained,
- unforced,
- uninfluenced,
- uninvited,
- unpressured,
- unprompted,
- unrequested,
- unrequired,
- unsolicited,
- unsought,
- vamp,
- verse,
- volitional,
- volunteer,
- willful,
- willing,
- witting
- humorist
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- someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- banana,
- banterer,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- buffoon,
- burlesquer,
- card,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- comic,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- cutup,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- droll,
- encyclopedist,
- epigrammatist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- inditer,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- kidder,
- lampooner,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- madcap,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- merry-andrew,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- parodist,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prankster,
- prose writer,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- reparteeist,
- reviewer,
- satirist,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer,
- zany
- menial
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- a domestic servant related words >
- attendant,
- attending,
- base,
- blue-collar worker,
- bootlicker,
- breadwinner,
- brown-nosing,
- casual,
- casual laborer,
- common laborer,
- cringing,
- day laborer,
- degrading,
- demeaning,
- domestic,
- domestic servant,
- drudge,
- employee,
- factory worker,
- fag,
- fawning,
- flattering,
- flunky,
- free lance,
- free-lancer,
- full-time worker,
- gofer,
- hand,
- help,
- helping,
- humble,
- ignoble,
- industrial worker,
- jobber,
- jobholder,
- laborer,
- laboring man,
- lackey,
- leech,
- lickspittle,
- low,
- lowly,
- mean,
- migrant,
- minion,
- ministering,
- moiler,
- navvy,
- obeisant,
- obsequious,
- office temporary,
- parasite,
- proletarian,
- roustabout,
- routine,
- salaried worker,
- scullion,
- self-employed person,
- serf,
- servant,
- servile,
- serving,
- servitor,
- servitorial,
- slave,
- slavey,
- slavish,
- stiff,
- submissive,
- subservient,
- sycophant,
- sycophantic,
- temporary,
- toady,
- toadying,
- toiler,
- turnspit,
- underling,
- unskilled,
- wage earner,
- wage slave,
- wageworker,
- waiting,
- worker,
- workgirl,
- workhand,
- working girl,
- workingman,
- workingwoman,
- workman,
- yes-man
- unmarried
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- not married or related to the unmarried state; "unmarried men and women"; "unmarried life"; "sex and the single girl"; "single parenthood"; "are you married or single?" related words >
- unconfined
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- not confined
- free from confinement or physical restraint related words >
- absurd,
- arbitrary,
- autonomous,
- biggety,
- bluff,
- bottomless,
- brash,
- cheeky,
- chutzpadik,
- cocky,
- contemptuous,
- crusty,
- de trop,
- derisive,
- discourteous,
- discretional,
- discretionary,
- dispensable,
- disrespectful,
- elective,
- excess,
- expendable,
- expletive,
- facy,
- flip,
- flippant,
- foolish,
- free,
- free will,
- fresh,
- gally,
- gratuitous,
- groundless,
- ill-mannered,
- impertinent,
- impolite,
- impudent,
- in excess,
- independent,
- inessential,
- intrusive,
- malapert,
- needless,
- nervy,
- nonessential,
- nonmandatory,
- offered,
- officious,
- optional,
- pert,
- pleonastic,
- preposterous,
- proffered,
- prolix,
- redundant,
- rude,
- sassy,
- saucy,
- self-acting,
- self-active,
- self-determined,
- self-determining,
- silly,
- smart,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- spare,
- spontaneous,
- supererogatory,
- superfluous,
- tautologic,
- tautologous,
- to spare,
- unasked,
- unasked-for,
- unbesought,
- unbidden,
- uncivil,
- uncoerced,
- uncompelled,
- undesired,
- unessential,
- unforced,
- unfounded,
- ungracious,
- ungrounded,
- uninfluenced,
- uninvited,
- unnecessary,
- unneeded,
- unpressured,
- unprompted,
- unrequested,
- unrequired,
- unsolicited,
- unsought,
- unwanted,
- unwarranted,
- unwelcome,
- unwished,
- verbose,
- voluntary,
- volunteer,
- wanton,
- willful,
- wise-ass
- collaborator
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- an associate who works with others toward a common goal; "the musician and the librettist were collaborators"
- someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force related words >
- Trojan horse,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- apostate,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- backslider,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- bolter,
- coauthor,
- collaborationist,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- convert,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- crypto,
- dance critic,
- defector,
- deserter,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- fellow traveler,
- fifth column,
- fifth columnist,
- fraternizer,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- mugwump,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- proselyte,
- quisling,
- recidivist,
- recreant,
- renegade,
- renegado,
- renegate,
- reversionist,
- reviewer,
- runagate,
- saboteur,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- schismatic,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- seceder,
- secessionist,
- security risk,
- separatist,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- strikebreaker,
- subversive,
- technical writer,
- tergiversant,
- tergiversator,
- traitor,
- turnabout,
- turncoat,
- turntail,
- underground,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- unobstructed
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- free from impediment or obstruction or hindrance; "an unobstructed view" related words >
- unclogged
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- freed of obstructions; "an unclogged drain" related words >
- unstained
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- not stained; "An apron keeps his clothing unstained"
- not having a coating of stain or varnish related words >
- Christian,
- blameless,
- bleached,
- blotless,
- bright,
- chaste,
- clean,
- cleanly,
- creditable,
- dainty,
- decent,
- dirt-free,
- erect,
- estimable,
- ethical,
- fair,
- fastidious,
- fresh,
- full of integrity,
- good,
- high-minded,
- high-principled,
- highly respectable,
- honest,
- honorable,
- immaculate,
- innocent,
- inviolate,
- irreproachable,
- just,
- kosher,
- law-abiding,
- law-loving,
- law-revering,
- manly,
- moral,
- noble,
- nonpolluted,
- of cleanly habits,
- principled,
- pure,
- pure in heart,
- purehearted,
- reputable,
- respectable,
- right,
- right-minded,
- righteous,
- ritually pure,
- sexually innocent,
- shiny,
- smut-free,
- smutless,
- snowy,
- spotless,
- stainless,
- sterling,
- sweet,
- tahar,
- taintless,
- true-dealing,
- true-devoted,
- true-disposing,
- true-souled,
- true-spirited,
- truehearted,
- tubbed,
- unadulterated,
- unbesmirched,
- unblemished,
- unblotted,
- uncorrupt,
- uncorrupted,
- undefiled,
- unimpeachable,
- unmuddied,
- unpolluted,
- unsmirched,
- unsmudged,
- unsoiled,
- unspotted,
- unsullied,
- untainted,
- untarnished,
- upright,
- uprighteous,
- upstanding,
- virtuous,
- well-scrubbed,
- well-washed,
- white,
- whitened,
- worthy,
- yeomanly
- uncork
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- draw the cork from (bottles); "uncork the French wine"
- release; "uncork his anger" related words >
- unplug
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- pull the plug of (electrical appliances) and render inoperable; "unplug the hair dryer after using it" related words >
- homely
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- lacking in physical beauty or proportion; "a homely child"; "several of the buildings were downright homely"; "a plain girl with a freckled face"
- without artificial refinement or elegance; "plain homely furniture"; "homely manners"
- plain and unpretentious; "homely truths"; "letters to his son full of homely advice"; "homely fare" related words >
- Attic,
- Babbittish,
- Bohemian,
- Philistine,
- Spartan,
- affable,
- amiable,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- bald,
- bare,
- baseborn,
- basic,
- beautiless,
- below the salt,
- blemished,
- blotted,
- bourgeois,
- cacophonic,
- cacophonous,
- campy,
- candid,
- casual,
- chaste,
- cheerful,
- classic,
- classical,
- cockney,
- comfortable,
- comfy,
- commodious,
- common,
- commonplace,
- congenial,
- contented,
- convenient,
- cordial,
- cosy,
- cozy,
- cushioned,
- cushiony,
- cushy,
- defaced,
- degage,
- direct,
- disfigured,
- domestic,
- dry,
- dull,
- dysphemistic,
- dysphemized,
- easeful,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- elementary,
- essential,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- folksy,
- frank,
- free and easy,
- friendly,
- fundamental,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- general,
- gracious,
- haymish,
- high-camp,
- homelike,
- homespun,
- homey,
- homish,
- homogeneous,
- household,
- humble,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humblest,
- ill-favored,
- indivisible,
- inelegant,
- informal,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- intimate,
- irreducible,
- irregular,
- kitschy,
- lean,
- least,
- lived-in,
- loose,
- low,
- low-camp,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- lowly,
- luxurious,
- marred,
- matter-of-fact,
- mean,
- mere,
- modest,
- monolithic,
- natural,
- neat,
- nonclerical,
- nondescript,
- of a piece,
- offhand,
- offhanded,
- open,
- ordinary,
- peaceful,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- pop,
- popular,
- primal,
- primary,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- public,
- pure,
- pure and simple,
- relaxed,
- relaxing,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- roomy,
- rude,
- rustic,
- serene,
- severe,
- shabby-genteel,
- short on looks,
- simon-pure,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- single,
- small,
- snug,
- sober,
- sociable,
- soft,
- spare,
- spoiled,
- stark,
- straightforward,
- teachable,
- third-estate,
- tranquil,
- uglified,
- ugly,
- ugly as hell,
- ugly as sin,
- unadorned,
- unaesthetic,
- unaffected,
- unalluring,
- unassuming,
- unattractive,
- unbeauteous,
- unbeautiful,
- unceremonious,
- uncluttered,
- uncomely,
- unconstrained,
- unconventional,
- undifferenced,
- undifferentiated,
- undistinguished,
- unelaborate,
- ungarnished,
- ungenteel,
- unhandsome,
- uniform,
- unimaginative,
- unimportant,
- unlovely,
- unofficial,
- unornamented,
- unostentatious,
- unpleasing,
- unpoetical,
- unpretending,
- unpretentious,
- unpretty,
- unsightly,
- unsophisticated,
- unstudied,
- unvarnished,
- vernacular,
- vulgar,
- warm,
- workaday,
- workday
- decision
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- the act of making up your mind about something; "the burden of decision was his"; "he drew his conclusions quickly"
- a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration; "a decision unfavorable to the opposition"; "his conclusion took the evidence into account"; "satisfied with the panel's determination"
- the outcome of a game or contest; "the team dropped three decisions in a row"
- (boxing) a victory won on points when no knockout has occurred; "had little trouble in taking a unanimous decision over his opponent" related words >
- accommodation,
- accord,
- acquittal,
- action,
- adjustment,
- agreement,
- alternativity,
- animus,
- appetence,
- appetency,
- appetite,
- arbitration,
- arrangement,
- award,
- backbone,
- choice,
- choosing,
- co-optation,
- co-option,
- command,
- commitment,
- compromise,
- conation,
- conatus,
- conclusion,
- condemnation,
- consideration,
- decidedness,
- decisiveness,
- decree,
- dedication,
- definiteness,
- deliverance,
- desire,
- determinateness,
- determination,
- determinedness,
- devotion,
- diagnosis,
- dictum,
- discretion,
- disposition,
- doggedness,
- doom,
- earnestness,
- election,
- fancy,
- finding,
- firmness,
- first choice,
- fortitude,
- free choice,
- free will,
- grit,
- inclination,
- intention,
- judgement,
- judgment,
- landmark decision,
- liking,
- lust,
- mind,
- objective,
- obstinacy,
- order,
- outcome,
- passion,
- penalty,
- perseverance,
- persistence,
- pick,
- pleasure,
- pluck,
- precedent,
- preference,
- preoption,
- prognosis,
- pronouncement,
- purpose,
- purposefulness,
- reconciliation,
- relentlessness,
- resoluteness,
- resolution,
- resolve,
- resolvedness,
- resolving,
- ruling,
- selection,
- self-will,
- sentence,
- seriousness,
- settlement,
- settling,
- sexual desire,
- sincerity,
- single-mindedness,
- steadfastness,
- stubbornness,
- tenacity,
- the pick,
- total commitment,
- understanding,
- velleity,
- verdict,
- volition,
- will,
- will power,
- wish
- discretion
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- the trait of judging wisely and objectively; "a man of discernment"
- knowing how to avoid embarrassment or distress; "the servants showed great tact and discretion"
- freedom to act or judge on one's own related words >
- airtight secrecy,
- aloofness,
- alternate choice,
- alternative,
- animus,
- anticipation,
- appetence,
- appetency,
- appetite,
- backwardness,
- bashfulness,
- blankness,
- calculation,
- canniness,
- care,
- careful consideration,
- carefulness,
- caution,
- cautiousness,
- chilliness,
- choice,
- circumspection,
- circumspectness,
- close secrecy,
- closeness,
- coldness,
- command,
- common sense,
- conation,
- conatus,
- concealment,
- consideration,
- constraint,
- contemplation,
- cool judgment,
- coolness,
- crypticness,
- decision,
- deliberate stages,
- deliberateness,
- deliberation,
- desire,
- detachment,
- determination,
- diplomacy,
- discernment,
- discreetness,
- discrimination,
- disposition,
- distance,
- envisagement,
- envisionment,
- evasion,
- evasiveness,
- expressionlessness,
- fancy,
- farseeingness,
- farsightedness,
- forecast,
- foreglance,
- foregleam,
- foreglimpse,
- forehandedness,
- foreseeing,
- foresight,
- foresightedness,
- forethought,
- free choice,
- free decision,
- free will,
- frigidity,
- frostiness,
- full consent,
- gingerliness,
- good judgment,
- good sense,
- guardedness,
- gumption,
- hedge,
- hedging,
- heed,
- heedfulness,
- hesitation,
- hiddenness,
- hugger-mugger,
- hugger-muggery,
- iciness,
- impassiveness,
- impassivity,
- impersonality,
- inaccessibility,
- inclination,
- intention,
- introversion,
- judgement,
- judgment,
- judiciousness,
- liking,
- longsightedness,
- looking ahead,
- lust,
- mind,
- mindfulness,
- moderation,
- modesty,
- noncontingent free will,
- objective,
- option,
- optionality,
- passion,
- pawkiness,
- pleasure,
- policy,
- polity,
- possible choice,
- precaution,
- prediction,
- preference,
- preparation,
- prepublication,
- preview,
- prevision,
- prior consultation,
- prospect,
- prospection,
- providence,
- provision,
- prudence,
- prudentialism,
- prudentialness,
- readiness,
- reflection,
- reflectiveness,
- regardfulness,
- remoteness,
- repression,
- reserve,
- reservedness,
- resolution,
- restraint,
- reticence,
- reticency,
- retirement,
- safeness,
- safety first,
- sagacity,
- say,
- say-so,
- secrecy,
- secretiveness,
- secretness,
- sense,
- sexual desire,
- slowness to act,
- solicitude,
- sound judgment,
- soundness of judgment,
- standoffishness,
- subduedness,
- subterfuge,
- suppression,
- tact,
- tentativeness,
- the dark,
- thoroughness,
- thoughtfulness,
- unaffability,
- unapproachability,
- uncommunicativeness,
- uncongeniality,
- undemonstrativeness,
- unexpansiveness,
- unprecipitateness,
- velleity,
- volition,
- weighing,
- will,
- will and pleasure,
- will power,
- wisdom,
- wish,
- withdrawal,
- withdrawnness
- unhand
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- remove the hand from related words >
- unfasten
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- become undone or untied; "The shoelaces unfastened"
- cause to become undone; "unfasten your belt" related words >
- unbutton
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- undo the buttons of; "unbutton the shirt" related words >
- kosher
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- food that fulfills the requirements of Jewish dietary law
- conforming to dietary laws; "kosher meat"; "a kosher kitchen"
- proper or legitimate related words >
- accordant,
- according to Hoyle,
- actionable,
- anal,
- applicable,
- appropriate,
- authorized,
- bleached,
- bourgeois,
- bright,
- clean,
- cleanly,
- comestible,
- competent,
- compulsive,
- concordant,
- condign,
- conformist,
- constitutional,
- conventional,
- correct,
- corresponding,
- dainty,
- decent,
- decorous,
- delicious,
- dirt-free,
- due,
- eatable,
- edible,
- esculent,
- fair,
- fastidious,
- fit,
- fitting,
- formalistic,
- fresh,
- good,
- gustable,
- harmonious,
- immaculate,
- in accord,
- in keeping,
- in line,
- in step,
- judicial,
- juridical,
- just,
- justiciable,
- lawful,
- lawmaking,
- legal,
- legislative,
- legit,
- legitimate,
- licit,
- nice,
- nonpolluted,
- normal,
- normative,
- of cleanly habits,
- orthodox,
- palatable,
- pedantic,
- plastic,
- precisianistic,
- proper,
- pure,
- right,
- right and proper,
- righteous,
- rightful,
- ritually pure,
- sanctioned,
- savory,
- seemly,
- shiny,
- smut-free,
- smutless,
- spotless,
- square,
- stainless,
- statutory,
- straight,
- stuffy,
- succulent,
- suitable,
- sweet,
- tahar,
- traditionalist,
- tubbed,
- unadulterated,
- unbesmirched,
- unblemished,
- unblotted,
- undefiled,
- unmuddied,
- unpolluted,
- unsmirched,
- unsmudged,
- unsoiled,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untainted,
- untarnished,
- uptight,
- valid,
- well-scrubbed,
- well-washed,
- white,
- whitened,
- within the law
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