Related Words:
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- atiptoe,
- awaiting,
- aweless,
- big,
- big with child,
- big-laden,
- breeding,
- calm,
- carrying,
- carrying a fetus,
- certain,
- composed,
- confident,
- cool,
- eager,
- expectant,
- expected,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- gaping,
- gestating,
- gone,
- gravid,
- great,
- heavy,
- heavy with child,
- hopeful,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- inexcitable,
- knocked up,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- not surprised,
- optimistic,
- parturient,
- preggers,
- pregnant,
- prepared,
- ready,
- sanguine,
- superfetate,
- superimpregnated,
- sure,
- teeming,
- unamazed,
- unastonished,
- unastounded,
- unawed,
- unbewildered,
- undazed,
- undazzled,
- undumbfounded,
- unimpressed,
- unmarveling,
- unmoved,
- unsurprised,
- unwondering,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- with child,
- wonderless
- posterity
collapse - all future generations related words >
- aftermath,
- agnate,
- ancestry,
- backup man,
- blood,
- blood relation,
- blood relative,
- brood,
- children,
- clansman,
- cognate,
- collateral,
- collateral relative,
- conclusion,
- connections,
- consanguinean,
- consequence,
- descendant,
- descendants,
- distaff side,
- distant relation,
- dynasty,
- effect,
- enate,
- family,
- flesh,
- flesh and blood,
- folks,
- german,
- heir,
- heirs,
- inheritor,
- issue,
- kin,
- kindred,
- kinfolk,
- kinnery,
- kinsfolk,
- kinsman,
- kinsmen,
- kinswoman,
- kith and kin,
- line,
- lineage,
- near relation,
- next of kin,
- offspring,
- people,
- progeniture,
- progeny,
- relations,
- relatives,
- replacement,
- seed,
- sequel,
- sib,
- sibling,
- spear kin,
- spear side,
- spindle kin,
- spindle side,
- successor,
- successors,
- sword side,
- tribesman,
- uterine kin
- optimistic
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- expecting the best in this best of all possible worlds; "in an optimistic mood"; "optimistic plans"; "took an optimistic view" related words >
- Leibnizian,
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- awaiting,
- beaming,
- blithe,
- blithesome,
- bright,
- bright and sunny,
- buoyant,
- certain,
- cheerful,
- cheery,
- chiliastic,
- confident,
- couleur de rose,
- eager,
- elated,
- eupeptic,
- euphoric,
- exalted,
- exhilarated,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- flushed,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- gaping,
- genial,
- glad,
- gladsome,
- glowing,
- happy,
- high,
- hopeful,
- idealistic,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- in good spirits,
- in high spirits,
- irrepressible,
- laughing,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- millenarian,
- millennialistic,
- not surprised,
- of good cheer,
- perfectibilitarian,
- perfectionist,
- pleasant,
- positive,
- prepared,
- radiant,
- ready,
- riant,
- rose-colored,
- roseate,
- rosy,
- sanguine,
- sanguineous,
- smiling,
- sparkling,
- sunny,
- sure,
- unsurprised,
- upbeat,
- utopian,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- winsome
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- arrestation,
- avoidance,
- avoiding reaction,
- awaiting,
- certain,
- circumvention,
- confident,
- debarment,
- defense mechanism,
- determent,
- deterrence,
- deterrent,
- deterring,
- discouragement,
- discouraging,
- dodge,
- duck,
- eager,
- elusion,
- elusiveness,
- equivocation,
- escape,
- estoppel,
- evasion,
- evasive action,
- evasiveness,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- forbearance,
- forbiddance,
- forbidding,
- forearmed,
- foreclosure,
- forestallment,
- forewarned,
- gaping,
- getting around,
- halt,
- hopeful,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- jink,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- neutrality,
- nonintervention,
- noninvolvement,
- not surprised,
- obviation,
- optimistic,
- preclusion,
- preclusive,
- prepared,
- preventative,
- prevention,
- preventive,
- prohibition,
- prohibitive,
- prophylactic,
- ready,
- refraining,
- sanguine,
- shunning,
- shunting off,
- shy,
- sidestep,
- sidetracking,
- slip,
- stay,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- stopping,
- sure,
- the runaround,
- unsurprised,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- zigzag
- replacement
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- the act of furnishing an equivalent person or thing in the place of another; "replacing the star will not be easy" related words >
- agency,
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- backup,
- backup man,
- change,
- changeling,
- commutation,
- comparison,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- delegation,
- deputation,
- deputy,
- deputyship,
- descendant,
- displacement,
- double,
- dummy,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill-in,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- heir,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- inheritor,
- instauration,
- locum,
- locum tenens,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- next best thing,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pinch hitter,
- posterity,
- power of attorney,
- proxy,
- quid pro quo,
- reactivation,
- reconstitution,
- reconversion,
- redintegration,
- reenactment,
- reestablishment,
- reformation,
- rehabilitation,
- reinstatement,
- reinstation,
- reinstitution,
- reinvestiture,
- reinvestment,
- relief,
- representation,
- representative,
- reserves,
- restitution,
- restoration,
- reversion,
- ringer,
- second string,
- secondary,
- sign,
- spares,
- stand-in,
- sub,
- subrogation,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- successor,
- supersedence,
- superseder,
- superseding,
- supersedure,
- supersession,
- supplantation,
- supplanter,
- supplanting,
- supplantment,
- surrogate,
- switch,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- third string,
- tit for tat,
- token,
- understudy,
- utility player,
- vicar,
- vicariousness,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent
- abysmal,
- abyssal,
- agape,
- aghast,
- agog,
- ajar,
- all agog,
- amazed,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- astonished,
- astounded,
- at gaze,
- awaiting,
- awed,
- awestruck,
- beguiled,
- bewildered,
- bewitched,
- bottomless,
- breathless,
- captivated,
- cavernous,
- certain,
- chinky,
- cleft,
- cloven,
- confident,
- confounded,
- cracked,
- cut,
- deep as hell,
- dehiscence,
- dehiscent,
- dumbfounded,
- dumbstruck,
- eager,
- enchanted,
- enraptured,
- enravished,
- enthralled,
- entranced,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- fascinated,
- fathomless,
- fissured,
- fissury,
- flabbergasted,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- gape,
- gappy,
- gauping,
- gazing,
- hopeful,
- hypnotized,
- in anticipation,
- in awe,
- in awe of,
- in expectation,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- lost in wonder,
- marveling,
- mesmerized,
- not surprised,
- open-eyed,
- openmouthed,
- optimistic,
- oscitancy,
- oscitant,
- oscitation,
- overwhelmed,
- pandiculation,
- plumbless,
- plunging,
- popeyed,
- prepared,
- puzzled,
- rapt in wonder,
- ready,
- rent,
- rift,
- rimose,
- rimulose,
- ringent,
- sanguine,
- slack-jawed,
- slit,
- soundless,
- spellbound,
- split,
- staggered,
- staring,
- stupefied,
- sure,
- surprised,
- the gapes,
- thunderstruck,
- under a charm,
- unfathomable,
- unfathomed,
- unsounded,
- unsurprised,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- wide-eyed,
- without bottom,
- wonder-struck,
- wondering,
- yawn,
- yawning
- fond
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- absurd or silly because unlikely; "fond hopes of becoming President"; "fond fancies" related words >
- addicted to,
- adoring,
- affectionate,
- apish,
- asinine,
- aspiring,
- assured,
- attached to,
- batty,
- befooled,
- beguiled,
- besotted,
- bootless,
- brainless,
- buffoonish,
- caring,
- cockeyed,
- confident,
- conjugal,
- crazy,
- credulous,
- daffy,
- daft,
- dazed,
- dear,
- demonstrative,
- devoted,
- dizzy,
- doting,
- dumb,
- easily taken in,
- easy of belief,
- empty,
- expectant,
- faithful,
- fatuitous,
- fatuous,
- filial,
- flaky,
- fond of,
- fool,
- foolheaded,
- foolish,
- fuddled,
- full of hope,
- futile,
- gaga,
- goofy,
- gulled,
- hooked on,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- husbandly,
- idiotic,
- imbecile,
- in good heart,
- in hopes,
- inane,
- inclined to believe,
- indulgent,
- inept,
- infatuated,
- insane,
- kooky,
- languishing,
- lonesome,
- loony,
- lovelorn,
- lovesick,
- lovesome,
- loving,
- mad,
- maternal,
- maudlin,
- melting,
- moronic,
- naive,
- nutty,
- of good cheer,
- of good hope,
- overconfiding,
- overcredulous,
- overtrustful,
- overtrusting,
- parental,
- partial to,
- paternal,
- responsive,
- romantic,
- sanguine,
- sappy,
- screwy,
- senseless,
- sentimental,
- silly,
- soft,
- stupid,
- superstitious,
- sympathetic,
- tender,
- thoughtless,
- trustful,
- trusting,
- uncritical,
- undespairing,
- undoubting,
- unskeptical,
- unsuspecting,
- unsuspicious,
- upbeat,
- uxorious,
- vain,
- wacky,
- warm,
- wet,
- wifely,
- witless
- assured
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- marked by assurance; exhibiting confidence; "she paints with an assured hand"
- characterized by certainty or security; "a tiny but assured income"; "we can never have completely assured lives" related words >
- affianced,
- arrogant,
- ascertained,
- aspiring,
- assurance,
- assuredness,
- attested,
- balanced,
- believing,
- betrothed,
- bound,
- certain,
- certified,
- certitude,
- clear-cut,
- cocksure,
- collected,
- committed,
- composed,
- compromised,
- confidence,
- confident,
- contracted,
- conviction,
- convinced,
- cool,
- covered,
- decided,
- definite,
- determinate,
- determined,
- devout,
- dogmatic,
- doubtless,
- engaged,
- ensured,
- equanimous,
- equilibrious,
- established,
- expectant,
- faithful,
- fideistic,
- fixed,
- fond,
- full of hope,
- game,
- guaranteed,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- hubristic,
- imperturbable,
- impressed with,
- in good heart,
- in hopes,
- in the bag,
- insured,
- intended,
- levelheaded,
- made sure,
- nailed down,
- obligated,
- of good cheer,
- of good hope,
- on ice,
- open-and-shut,
- overconfident,
- oversure,
- overweening,
- persuaded,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- pistic,
- pledged,
- plighted,
- plucky,
- poised,
- pompous,
- positive,
- promised,
- pronounced,
- proud,
- proved,
- reassured,
- recollected,
- resolute,
- sanguine,
- satisfied,
- secure,
- secured,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-controlled,
- self-important,
- self-possessed,
- self-reliant,
- self-restrained,
- set,
- settled,
- sold on,
- spunky,
- stated,
- sure,
- sureness,
- surety,
- sworn,
- tested,
- together,
- tried,
- unafraid,
- under the impression,
- underwritten,
- undespairing,
- undoubtful,
- undoubting,
- unfaltering,
- unflappable,
- unhesitating,
- unruffled,
- unwavering,
- warranted,
- well-balanced
- prepared
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- equipped or prepared with necessary intellectual resources; "graduates well equipped to handle such problems"; "equipped to be a scholar"
- made ready or fit or suitable beforehand; "a prepared statement"; "be prepared for emergencies" related words >
- able,
- accomplished,
- accoutered,
- advance,
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- all ready,
- all set,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- armed,
- armed and ready,
- at concert pitch,
- awaiting,
- booted and spurred,
- briefed,
- career,
- catered,
- certain,
- changed,
- clairvoyant,
- coached,
- cocked,
- confident,
- convenience,
- conversant,
- disposed,
- divinatory,
- eager,
- endowed,
- equipped,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- familiarized,
- farseeing,
- farsighted,
- finished,
- fitted,
- fitted out,
- forearmed,
- forehanded,
- foreknowing,
- foreseeing,
- foresighted,
- forestalling,
- forethoughted,
- forethoughtful,
- forewarned,
- furnished,
- gaping,
- good and ready,
- groomed,
- heeled,
- hopeful,
- in anticipation,
- in arms,
- in battle array,
- in expectation,
- in readiness,
- in the saddle,
- inclined,
- informed,
- initiate,
- initiated,
- instant,
- intuitive,
- invested,
- loaded,
- loaded for bear,
- longsighted,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- mature,
- mobilized,
- modified,
- not surprised,
- on the mark,
- optimistic,
- outfitted,
- planned,
- practiced,
- prearranged,
- precognitive,
- precognizant,
- predisposed,
- prepared and ready,
- prepped,
- prescient,
- primed,
- processed,
- professional,
- provided,
- provident,
- providential,
- prudent,
- psyched up,
- purveyed,
- ready,
- ready for anything,
- ready-made,
- rigged,
- ripe,
- sagacious,
- sanguine,
- set,
- skilled,
- supplied,
- sure,
- technical,
- trained,
- treated,
- unsurprised,
- up in arms,
- vigilant,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- well-prepared,
- willing
- confident
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- not liable to error in judgment or action; "most surefooted of the statesmen who dealt with the depression"- Walter Lippman; "demonstrates a surefooted storytelling talent"- Michiko Kakutani
- having or marked by confidence or assurance; "a confident speaker"; "a confident reply"; "his manner is more confident these days"; "confident of fulfillment" related words >
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- arrogant,
- aspiring,
- assured,
- awaiting,
- aweless,
- balanced,
- believing,
- bold,
- brash,
- brave,
- certain,
- cocksure,
- cocky,
- collected,
- composed,
- convinced,
- cool,
- courageous,
- dauntless,
- decided,
- determined,
- devout,
- dogmatic,
- doubtless,
- dreadless,
- eager,
- equanimous,
- equilibrious,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- faithful,
- fearless,
- fideistic,
- fond,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- full of hope,
- gaping,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- hubristic,
- impressed with,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- in good heart,
- in hopes,
- intrepid,
- levelheaded,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- not surprised,
- of good cheer,
- of good hope,
- optimistic,
- overconfident,
- oversure,
- overweening,
- perky,
- persuaded,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- pistic,
- poised,
- pompous,
- positive,
- prepared,
- presuming,
- proud,
- pushful,
- pushy,
- ready,
- reassured,
- recollected,
- reliant,
- sanguine,
- satisfied,
- secure,
- self-assertive,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-controlled,
- self-important,
- self-possessed,
- self-reliant,
- self-restrained,
- sold on,
- sure,
- together,
- unafraid,
- unapprehensive,
- unbashful,
- undaunted,
- under the impression,
- undespairing,
- undiffident,
- undoubtful,
- undoubting,
- unfaltering,
- unfearful,
- unfearing,
- unfrightened,
- unhesitating,
- unscared,
- unshy,
- unsurprised,
- unterrified,
- untimid,
- untimorous,
- unwavering,
- uppity,
- valiant,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- well-balanced
- child
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- a young person of either sex; "she writes books for children"; "they're just kids"; "`tiddler' is a British term for youngsters"
- a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age; "they had three children"; "they were able to send their kids to college"
- an immature childish person; "he remained a child in practical matters as long as he lived"; "stop being a baby!"
- a member of a clan or tribe; "the children of Israel" related words >
- adolescent,
- angel,
- artifact,
- babe,
- baby,
- bairn,
- boy,
- brainchild,
- brat,
- brood,
- bud,
- cherub,
- chick,
- chickabiddy,
- child of nature,
- chit,
- coinage,
- composition,
- concoction,
- creation,
- creature,
- crowning achievement,
- darling,
- daughter,
- descendant,
- descendants,
- dickens,
- distillation,
- dove,
- dupe,
- effect,
- end product,
- essence,
- extract,
- foetus,
- foster child,
- fruit,
- girl,
- grandchild,
- granddaughter,
- grandson,
- handiwork,
- heiress,
- hick,
- infant,
- ingenue,
- innocent,
- invention,
- issue,
- juvenile,
- kid,
- kitten,
- lad,
- laddie,
- lamb,
- lambkin,
- lass,
- lassie,
- little bugger,
- little fellow,
- little guy,
- little innocent,
- little one,
- little tad,
- little tot,
- lout,
- manufacture,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- mere child,
- minor,
- mintage,
- mite,
- moppet,
- neonate,
- new mintage,
- newborn,
- newborn babe,
- nipper,
- noble savage,
- oaf,
- offspring,
- opera,
- opus,
- opuscule,
- origination,
- outcome,
- outgrowth,
- peewee,
- posterity,
- product,
- production,
- progeniture,
- progeny,
- puss,
- result,
- rube,
- runabout,
- scion,
- seed,
- shaver,
- simple soul,
- small fry,
- son,
- son and heir,
- sonny,
- stepchild,
- stepdaughter,
- stepson,
- stripling,
- tad,
- teenager,
- teener,
- teenybopper,
- toddler,
- tot,
- unsophisticate,
- wee tot,
- work,
- yokel,
- young hopeful,
- young man,
- youngling,
- youngster,
- youth
- suspense
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- an uncertain cognitive state; "the matter remained in suspense for several years"
- excited anticipation of an approaching climax; "the play kept the audience in suspense"
- apprehension about what is going to happen related words >
- abeyance,
- agitation,
- all-overs,
- angst,
- anticipation,
- anxiety,
- anxiety hysteria,
- anxiety neurosis,
- anxious bench,
- anxious concern,
- anxious seat,
- anxiousness,
- apathy,
- apprehension,
- apprehensiveness,
- cankerworm of care,
- capriciousness,
- care,
- catalepsy,
- catatonia,
- chance,
- chanciness,
- changeableness,
- cliff-hanging,
- concern,
- concernment,
- danglement,
- dangling,
- deadliness,
- deathliness,
- dependence,
- dependency,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- distress,
- disturbance,
- dormancy,
- doubt,
- dread,
- entropy,
- erraticism,
- erraticness,
- excitement,
- expectancy,
- expectant waiting,
- expectation,
- fear,
- fickleness,
- foreboding,
- forebodingness,
- hanging,
- hesitancy,
- hesitation,
- incalculability,
- incertitude,
- indecision,
- indecisiveness,
- indefiniteness,
- indemonstrability,
- indeterminacy,
- indetermination,
- indeterminism,
- indifference,
- indolence,
- inertia,
- inertness,
- inquietude,
- insecurity,
- irresolution,
- languor,
- latency,
- lotus-eating,
- luck,
- malaise,
- misgiving,
- moratorium,
- nervous strain,
- nervous tension,
- nervousness,
- overanxiety,
- passiveness,
- passivity,
- pendency,
- pendulosity,
- pendulousness,
- pensileness,
- pensility,
- perturbation,
- pessimism,
- pins and needles,
- pucker,
- randomness,
- solicitude,
- stagnancy,
- stagnation,
- stasis,
- stew,
- strain,
- suspensefulness,
- suspension,
- tension,
- torpor,
- trouble,
- unaccountability,
- uncertainness,
- uncertainty,
- uncertainty principle,
- undecidedness,
- undeterminedness,
- uneasiness,
- unforeseeableness,
- unpredictability,
- unprovability,
- unquietness,
- unsureness,
- unverifiability,
- upset,
- vacillation,
- vegetation,
- vexation,
- vis inertiae,
- waiting,
- whimsicality,
- zeal
- sanguine
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- a blood-red color
- confidently optimistic and cheerful related words >
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- ambivert,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- aspiring,
- assured,
- awaiting,
- beaming,
- blithe,
- blithesome,
- blood-colored,
- bloodstained,
- bloodthirsty,
- bloody,
- bloody-red,
- blooming,
- blowzed,
- blowzy,
- bright,
- bright and sunny,
- burnt,
- certain,
- cheerful,
- cheery,
- choleric,
- confident,
- cycloid,
- cyclothyme,
- cyclothymic,
- eager,
- ectomorph,
- elated,
- endomorph,
- ensanguined,
- enthusiastic,
- eupeptic,
- euphoric,
- exalted,
- exhilarated,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- extrovert,
- fervid,
- florid,
- flush,
- flushed,
- fond,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- forward-looking,
- full of hope,
- full-blooded,
- gaping,
- genial,
- glad,
- gladsome,
- glowing,
- gory,
- happy,
- hectic,
- high,
- homicidal,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- in good heart,
- in good spirits,
- in high spirits,
- in hopes,
- introvert,
- irrepressible,
- laughing,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- melancholic,
- mesomorph,
- murdering,
- not surprised,
- of good cheer,
- of good hope,
- optimistic,
- phlegmatic,
- pleasant,
- prepared,
- radiant,
- ready,
- red-complexioned,
- red-faced,
- red-fleshed,
- riant,
- rosy,
- rosy-cheeked,
- rubicund,
- ruddy,
- ruddy-complexioned,
- ruddy-faced,
- sanguinary,
- sanguineous,
- schizoid,
- schizothyme,
- secure,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- smiling,
- sparkling,
- sunburned,
- sunny,
- sure,
- syntone,
- undespairing,
- undoubtful,
- unsurprised,
- upbeat,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watching for,
- winsome,
- zealous
- lineage
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- the descendants of one individual; "his entire lineage has been warriors" related words >
- Indian file,
- affiliation,
- aftermath,
- ancestry,
- animal kingdom,
- apparentation,
- array,
- articulation,
- bank,
- birth,
- blood,
- bloodline,
- branch,
- breed,
- brood,
- buzz,
- catena,
- catenation,
- chain,
- chain reaction,
- chaining,
- children,
- clan,
- class,
- coming after,
- common ancestry,
- concatenation,
- conclusion,
- connection,
- consanguinity,
- consecution,
- consecutiveness,
- consequence,
- continuation,
- continuity,
- continuum,
- course,
- cycle,
- deme,
- derivation,
- descendant,
- descendants,
- descent,
- direct line,
- distaff side,
- drone,
- dynasty,
- effect,
- endless belt,
- endless round,
- extension,
- extraction,
- family,
- family tree,
- female line,
- file,
- filiation,
- folk,
- following,
- forebears,
- forefathers,
- fruit,
- gamut,
- genealogy,
- gens,
- gradation,
- grandchildren,
- great-grandchildren,
- heir,
- heirs,
- hostages to fortune,
- house,
- hum,
- inheritors,
- issue,
- kids,
- kind,
- kindred,
- line,
- line of descent,
- little ones,
- logical sequence,
- male line,
- matriclan,
- monotone,
- nation,
- new generation,
- nexus,
- offspring,
- order,
- order of succession,
- origin,
- parentage,
- patriclan,
- pedigree,
- pendulum,
- people,
- periodicity,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- phylum,
- plant kingdom,
- plenum,
- posteriority,
- posterity,
- postposition,
- powder train,
- procession,
- progeny,
- progression,
- prolongation,
- queue,
- race,
- range,
- rank,
- recurrence,
- reticulation,
- rising generation,
- rotation,
- round,
- routine,
- row,
- run,
- scale,
- seed,
- sept,
- sequel,
- sequence,
- series,
- side,
- single file,
- sons,
- spear side,
- species,
- spectrum,
- spindle side,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- string,
- subjunction,
- succession,
- successiveness,
- successor,
- suffixation,
- swath,
- sword side,
- thread,
- tier,
- totem,
- train,
- treasures,
- tribe,
- windrow,
- younglings,
- youngsters
- succeed
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- be the successor (of); "Carter followed Ford"; "Will Charles succeed to the throne?"
- attain success or reach a desired goal; "The enterprise succeeded"; "We succeeded in getting tickets to the show"; "she struggled to overcome her handicap and won" related words >
- accomplish,
- achieve,
- act for,
- advance,
- arrive,
- attain,
- attend,
- be a gas,
- be a hit,
- be a success,
- be blooded,
- be successful,
- be victorious,
- bill,
- bomb,
- boom,
- break the record,
- bring off,
- bring through,
- c,
- carry off,
- catch on,
- change hands,
- change ownership,
- change places with,
- clear,
- clear the hurdle,
- click,
- come after,
- come along,
- come by,
- come in for,
- come into,
- come off,
- come on,
- compass,
- connect,
- conquer,
- consummate,
- contrive,
- crowd out,
- crown with success,
- cut out,
- cut the mustard,
- deal with,
- descend,
- devolve,
- discharge,
- dispatch,
- displace,
- dispose of,
- do,
- do the job,
- do the trick,
- do well,
- double for,
- dow,
- dramatize,
- effect,
- effectuate,
- emanate,
- enact,
- engineer,
- enjoy prosperity,
- ensue,
- execute,
- fail,
- farewell,
- feature,
- fetch,
- fill in for,
- flop,
- flourish,
- follow,
- follow after,
- follow up,
- fulfill,
- gain,
- get ahead,
- get along,
- get by,
- get on,
- get on swimmingly,
- get on well,
- ghost,
- ghostwrite,
- go,
- go after,
- go great guns,
- go off,
- go on,
- go over,
- go over big,
- go to town,
- go well,
- graduate,
- hack it,
- headline,
- heir,
- hit the mark,
- inherit,
- issue,
- knock off,
- make,
- make a hit,
- make good,
- make headway,
- make it,
- make out,
- make progress,
- make the grade,
- manage,
- manage somehow,
- meet with success,
- melodramatize,
- mount,
- muddle through,
- negotiate,
- open,
- open a show,
- overtake,
- pan out,
- pass,
- pass on,
- perform,
- pinch-hit,
- polish off,
- premiere,
- present,
- prevail,
- preview,
- produce,
- progress,
- prosper,
- prove out,
- pull off,
- put across,
- put away,
- put on,
- put over,
- put through,
- qualify,
- reach,
- realize,
- relieve,
- replace,
- represent,
- result,
- scenarize,
- score,
- scrape along,
- set the stage,
- spell,
- spell off,
- stage,
- stand in for,
- star,
- subrogate,
- substitute for,
- succeed in,
- succeed to,
- supersede,
- supervene,
- supplant,
- swap places with,
- swing,
- swing the deal,
- take,
- take care of,
- theatricalize,
- thrive,
- track,
- trail,
- triumph,
- try out,
- turn out well,
- turn the trick,
- understudy for,
- win,
- win out,
- work,
- work out,
- work well,
- work wonders,
- worry along
- eager
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- having or showing keen interest or intense desire or impatient expectancy; "eager to learn"; "eager to travel abroad"; "eager for success"; "eager helpers"; "an eager look" related words >
- accordant,
- acquiescent,
- acquisitive,
- affirmative,
- agape,
- agog,
- agreeable,
- agreeing,
- alacritous,
- all agog,
- ambitious,
- amenable,
- animated,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- antsy,
- antsy-pantsy,
- anxious,
- appetitive,
- approving,
- ardent,
- assenting,
- athirst,
- avid,
- awaiting,
- breathless,
- bursting to,
- certain,
- chafing,
- compliable,
- compliant,
- confident,
- consentient,
- consenting,
- content,
- cooperative,
- covetous,
- craving,
- desiderative,
- desireful,
- desiring,
- desirous,
- disposed,
- docile,
- dying,
- earnest,
- edgy,
- endorsing,
- energetic,
- energized,
- enthusiastic,
- excited,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- fain,
- favorable,
- favorably disposed,
- favorably inclined,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- forward,
- fretful,
- fretting,
- full of life,
- game,
- gaping,
- gung ho,
- hankering,
- hasty,
- heated,
- honing,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- hopped-up,
- hormic,
- hot,
- hungry,
- impatient,
- impetuous,
- in a lather,
- in a stew,
- in a sweat,
- in anticipation,
- in expectation,
- in the mind,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- inspirited,
- intent,
- itchy,
- keen,
- lascivious,
- libidinal,
- libidinous,
- lickerish,
- lively,
- longing,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- lustful,
- minded,
- needing,
- not surprised,
- nothing loath,
- on edge,
- optative,
- optimistic,
- panting,
- passionate,
- permissive,
- pining,
- pliant,
- predisposed,
- prepared,
- prompt,
- prone,
- quick,
- raring,
- raring to,
- ratifying,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- restive,
- restless,
- sanctioning,
- sanguine,
- solicitous,
- spirited,
- squirming,
- squirmy,
- stimulated,
- submissive,
- sure,
- tempted,
- thirsty,
- tractable,
- uneasy,
- ungrudging,
- unloath,
- unpatient,
- unquiet,
- unrefusing,
- unreluctant,
- unsurprised,
- vehement,
- vital,
- vitalized,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- wanting,
- watching for,
- well-disposed,
- well-inclined,
- willed,
- willing,
- willinghearted,
- wishful,
- wishing,
- yearning,
- zealous,
- zestful
- V,
- accession,
- accessory,
- accompaniment,
- addenda,
- addendum,
- additament,
- addition,
- additive,
- additory,
- additum,
- adjunct,
- adjuvant,
- affiliate,
- affiliation,
- annex,
- annexation,
- appanage,
- appendage,
- appendant,
- appurtenance,
- appurtenant,
- arm,
- attachment,
- augment,
- augmentation,
- bine,
- body,
- bough,
- branch,
- branch office,
- branchedness,
- branchiness,
- breakaway group,
- burgeon,
- by-product,
- camp,
- caucus,
- chapter,
- church,
- coda,
- communion,
- community,
- complement,
- concomitant,
- consequence,
- consequent,
- continuation,
- corollary,
- crotch,
- crutch,
- deadwood,
- delta,
- denomination,
- derivation,
- derivative,
- descendant,
- development,
- distillate,
- division,
- effect,
- ethnic group,
- event,
- eventuality,
- eventuation,
- extension,
- extrapolation,
- faction,
- fan,
- fellowship,
- filiation,
- fixture,
- flagellum,
- fork,
- frond,
- fruit,
- furcula,
- furculum,
- groin,
- group,
- hand,
- harvest,
- heir,
- imp,
- increase,
- increment,
- inguen,
- interest,
- interest group,
- issue,
- joint,
- kin,
- kindred,
- leg,
- legacy,
- limb,
- link,
- lobe,
- lobule,
- local,
- lodge,
- logical outcome,
- member,
- minority group,
- offset,
- offspring,
- order,
- organ,
- organization,
- outcome,
- outgrowth,
- party,
- pendant,
- persuasion,
- pinion,
- political party,
- post,
- precipitate,
- pressure group,
- product,
- prong,
- ramage,
- ramification,
- reinforcement,
- relation,
- relative,
- religious order,
- result,
- resultant,
- runner,
- sarment,
- schism,
- school,
- scion,
- sect,
- sectarism,
- segment,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequence,
- sequent,
- shoot,
- side,
- side effect,
- side issue,
- silent majority,
- slip,
- society,
- spear,
- spin-off,
- splinter,
- splinter group,
- spray,
- sprig,
- sprit,
- sprout,
- spur,
- stem,
- stolon,
- sucker,
- supplement,
- switch,
- tail,
- tailpiece,
- tendril,
- thallus,
- trident,
- twig,
- undergirding,
- upshot,
- variety,
- version,
- vocal minority,
- wing,
- wishbone
- pregnant
collapse
- carrying developing offspring within the body or being about to produce new life related words >
- abecedarian,
- aboriginal,
- abounding,
- abundant,
- allegorical,
- antenatal,
- anticipating,
- associational,
- autochthonous,
- basal,
- basic,
- beginning,
- big,
- big with child,
- big-laden,
- blooming,
- bountiful,
- breeding,
- budding,
- bursting,
- bursting out,
- carrying,
- carrying a fetus,
- central,
- charged,
- climacteric,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- connotational,
- connotative,
- consequential,
- copious,
- creative,
- critical,
- crucial,
- decisive,
- definable,
- denotational,
- denotative,
- elemental,
- elementary,
- eloquent,
- embryonic,
- emergent,
- esemplastic,
- exigent,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- expressive,
- extended,
- extensional,
- exuberant,
- facund,
- fecund,
- fertile,
- fetal,
- figurative,
- flourishing,
- formative,
- foundational,
- fraught,
- fructiferous,
- fruitful,
- full of meaning,
- full of point,
- full of substance,
- fundamental,
- generative,
- generous,
- genetic,
- germinal,
- gestating,
- gestatory,
- gone,
- gravid,
- great,
- heavy,
- heavy with child,
- ideational,
- ideative,
- imaginative,
- important,
- in embryo,
- in its infancy,
- in ovo,
- in the bud,
- inaugural,
- inceptive,
- inchoate,
- inchoative,
- incipient,
- incunabular,
- indicative,
- infant,
- infantile,
- ingenious,
- initial,
- initiative,
- initiatory,
- inspired,
- intelligible,
- intensional,
- interpretable,
- introductory,
- inventive,
- kairotic,
- knocked up,
- loaded,
- lush,
- luxuriant,
- meaning,
- meaningful,
- meaty,
- metaphorical,
- momentous,
- nascent,
- natal,
- notional,
- original,
- originative,
- parturient,
- pithy,
- pivotal,
- plenteous,
- plentiful,
- pointed,
- postnatal,
- preggers,
- prenatal,
- primal,
- primary,
- prime,
- primeval,
- primitive,
- primogenial,
- primordial,
- pristine,
- procreative,
- productive,
- proliferous,
- prolific,
- protogenic,
- radical,
- readable,
- referential,
- replete,
- rich,
- rudimental,
- rudimentary,
- seminal,
- sententious,
- shaping,
- significant,
- significative,
- substantial,
- suggestive,
- superabundant,
- superfetate,
- superimpregnated,
- swarming,
- symbolic,
- teeming,
- thriving,
- transferred,
- uberous,
- up the spout,
- ur,
- visioned,
- weighty,
- with child
- anxiety
collapse
- a vague unpleasant emotion that is experienced in anticipation of some (usually ill-defined) misfortune
- a relatively permanent state of anxiety occurring in a variety of mental disorders related words >
- abstraction,
- abulia,
- ache,
- ado,
- alacrity,
- alienation,
- all-overs,
- angst,
- anguish,
- animation,
- annoyance,
- anxiety equivalent,
- anxiety state,
- anxiousness,
- apathy,
- appetite,
- apprehension,
- apprehensiveness,
- avidity,
- avidness,
- besetment,
- boredom,
- bother,
- breathless impatience,
- can of worms,
- catatonic stupor,
- chafing,
- cheerful readiness,
- cheerlessness,
- cliff-hanging,
- compulsion,
- concern,
- concernment,
- dejection,
- depression,
- desire,
- detachment,
- disadvantage,
- discomfort,
- discomposure,
- discontent,
- dislike,
- displeasure,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- dissatisfaction,
- distress,
- doubt,
- dread,
- dullness,
- eagerness,
- elan,
- elation,
- emotionalism,
- emptiness,
- ennui,
- euphoria,
- evil,
- excitement,
- existential woe,
- expectant waiting,
- flatness,
- folie du doute,
- foreboding,
- forwardness,
- fretfulness,
- fretting,
- great ado,
- grimness,
- gust,
- gusto,
- haste,
- headache,
- hypochondria,
- hysteria,
- hysterics,
- impatience,
- impatientness,
- impetuousness,
- inconvenience,
- indifference,
- inquietude,
- insensibility,
- joylessness,
- keen desire,
- keenness,
- lack of pleasure,
- lather,
- lethargy,
- life,
- liveliness,
- longing,
- malaise,
- mania,
- matter,
- melancholia,
- mental distress,
- misery,
- misgiving,
- mistrust,
- nausea,
- nervousness,
- nongratification,
- nonsatisfaction,
- obsession,
- painfulness,
- panic,
- pathological indecisiveness,
- peck of troubles,
- pessimism,
- preoccupation,
- problem,
- promptness,
- psychalgia,
- psychomotor disturbance,
- qualm,
- qualmishness,
- quickness,
- readiness,
- restiveness,
- restlessness,
- savorlessness,
- sea of troubles,
- solicitude,
- spirit,
- spleen,
- staleness,
- stew,
- stupor,
- suffering,
- suspense,
- sweat,
- tastelessness,
- tediousness,
- tedium,
- tense readiness,
- thirst,
- tic,
- trouble,
- twitching,
- uncertainty,
- uncomfortableness,
- unease,
- uneasiness,
- unhappiness,
- unpatientness,
- unpleasure,
- unquietness,
- unresponsiveness,
- unsatisfaction,
- verve,
- vexation of spirit,
- vitality,
- vivacity,
- waiting,
- withdrawal,
- worry,
- zest,
- zestfulness
- abject fear,
- affright,
- agitation,
- alarm,
- all-overs,
- angst,
- anguish,
- anticipate,
- anticipation,
- anxiety,
- anxiety hysteria,
- anxiety neurosis,
- anxious bench,
- anxious concern,
- anxious seat,
- anxiousness,
- appalling,
- apprehend,
- apprehension,
- apprehensiveness,
- astounding,
- aversion,
- awe,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- awful,
- be afraid,
- blue funk,
- boredom,
- cankerworm of care,
- care,
- cheerlessness,
- cliff-hanging,
- cold feet,
- concern,
- concernment,
- consternation,
- contemplate,
- cowardice,
- dire,
- direful,
- discomfort,
- discomposure,
- discontent,
- dislike,
- dismay,
- displeasure,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- dissatisfaction,
- distress,
- disturbance,
- dreaded,
- dreadful,
- dullness,
- emptiness,
- ennui,
- envisage,
- existential woe,
- expect,
- expectant waiting,
- eye askance,
- face,
- fear,
- feared,
- fearfulness,
- fell,
- flatness,
- flinch,
- foreboding,
- forebodingness,
- foresee,
- formidable,
- fright,
- funk,
- ghastly,
- ghoulish,
- grim,
- grimness,
- grisly,
- gruesome,
- have in mind,
- have qualms,
- hideous,
- hope,
- horrendous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- horrific,
- horrification,
- horrifying,
- horror,
- inquietude,
- joylessness,
- lack of pleasure,
- macabre,
- malaise,
- misgive,
- misgiving,
- morbid,
- nausea,
- nervous strain,
- nervous tension,
- nervousness,
- nongratification,
- nonsatisfaction,
- overanxiety,
- painfulness,
- panic,
- panic fear,
- perturbation,
- pessimism,
- phobia,
- pins and needles,
- presume,
- pucker,
- qualm,
- queasiness,
- redoubtable,
- savorlessness,
- scare,
- schrecklich,
- shocking,
- shrink from,
- sit upon thorns,
- solicitude,
- spleen,
- staleness,
- stampede,
- stand aghast,
- stew,
- strain,
- suspense,
- take for granted,
- tastelessness,
- tediousness,
- tedium,
- tension,
- terrible,
- terrific,
- terrifying,
- terror,
- the heebie-jeebies,
- think,
- tremendous,
- trepidation,
- trepidity,
- trouble,
- uncertainty,
- uncomfortableness,
- unease,
- uneasiness,
- unhappiness,
- unholy dread,
- unpleasure,
- unquietness,
- unsatisfaction,
- upset,
- vexation,
- vexation of spirit,
- waiting,
- worry,
- zeal
- agog
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- highly excited related words >
- advertent,
- agape,
- aghast,
- alacritous,
- alert,
- all agog,
- all ears,
- all eyes,
- amazed,
- animated,
- anticipant,
- anticipating,
- anticipative,
- anticipatory,
- anxious,
- aquiver,
- ardent,
- aroused,
- assiduous,
- astonished,
- astounded,
- at gaze,
- athirst,
- atingle,
- attentive,
- atwitter,
- avid,
- awaiting,
- aware,
- awed,
- awestruck,
- beguiled,
- bewildered,
- bewitched,
- breathless,
- burning with curiosity,
- bursting,
- bursting to,
- captivated,
- careful,
- carried away,
- certain,
- concentrated,
- confident,
- confounded,
- conscious,
- consumed with curiosity,
- curious,
- desirous,
- diligent,
- dumbfounded,
- dumbstruck,
- eager,
- earnest,
- ebullient,
- effervescent,
- enchanted,
- enraptured,
- enravished,
- enthralled,
- enthusiastic,
- entranced,
- excited,
- exhilarated,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- fascinated,
- finical,
- finicking,
- finicky,
- fired,
- flabbergasted,
- forearmed,
- forestalling,
- forewarned,
- forward,
- full of life,
- galvanized,
- gaping,
- gauping,
- gazing,
- ghoulish,
- gossipy,
- heedful,
- high,
- hopeful,
- hopped up,
- hypnotized,
- impassioned,
- impatient,
- in anticipation,
- in awe,
- in awe of,
- in expectation,
- inflamed,
- inquiring,
- inquisitive,
- intense,
- intent,
- intentive,
- interested,
- itchy,
- keen,
- keyed up,
- lathered up,
- lively,
- looking for,
- looking forward to,
- lost in wonder,
- manic,
- marveling,
- mesmerized,
- meticulous,
- mindful,
- morbid,
- morbidly curious,
- moved,
- nice,
- niggling,
- not surprised,
- observant,
- observing,
- on the ball,
- on the job,
- open-eared,
- open-eyed,
- openmouthed,
- optimistic,
- overcurious,
- overwhelmed,
- panting,
- popeyed,
- prepared,
- prompt,
- prurient,
- puzzled,
- quick,
- quizzical,
- rapt in wonder,
- raring to,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- ready to burst,
- regardful,
- restive,
- roused,
- sanguine,
- scopophiliac,
- spellbound,
- spirited,
- staggered,
- staring,
- steamed up,
- stimulated,
- stirred,
- stirred up,
- stupefied,
- supercurious,
- sure,
- surprised,
- thirsty,
- thrilled,
- thunderstruck,
- tingling,
- tingly,
- turned-on,
- under a charm,
- unsurprised,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- voyeuristic,
- waiting,
- waiting for,
- watchful,
- watching for,
- whipped up,
- wide-eyed,
- wonder-struck,
- wondering,
- worked up,
- wrought up,
- yeasty,
- zestful
- big
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- conspicuous in position or importance; "a big figure in the movement"; "big man on campus"; "he's very large in financial circles"; "a prominent citizen"
- given or giving freely; "was a big tipper"; "the bounteous goodness of God"; "bountiful compliments"; "a freehanded host"; "a handsome allowance"; "Saturday's child is loving and giving"; "a liberal backer of the arts"; "a munificent gift"; "her fond and openhanded grandfather"
- generous and understanding and tolerant; "a heart big enough to hold no grudges"; "that's very big of you to be so forgiving"; "a large and generous spirit"; "a large heart"; "magnanimous toward his enemies"
- marked by intense physical force; "a big wind"
- significant; "graduation was a big day in his life"
- loud and firm; "a big voice"; "big bold piano sounds"
- feeling self-importance; "too big for his britches"; "had a swelled head"; "he was swelled with pride"
- in a major way; "the play failed big at the box office"
- on a grand scale; "think big"
- extremely well; "his performance went over big" related words >
- adult,
- aggrandized,
- ample,
- apotheosized,
- arrogant,
- arty,
- awash,
- awesome,
- awful,
- awfully,
- beatified,
- benevolent,
- big boy,
- big cheese,
- big noise,
- big shot,
- big-league,
- big-name,
- big-time,
- bighearted,
- bigwig,
- bigwigged,
- bombastic,
- brimful,
- brimming,
- bull,
- bumper,
- canonized,
- capacious,
- chivalrous,
- chock-full,
- cloyed,
- clumsy,
- commodious,
- comprehensive,
- condescending,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- considerate,
- copious,
- crammed,
- crowded,
- damned,
- deified,
- distended,
- domineering,
- double-barreled,
- earthshaking,
- elevated,
- eminent,
- ennobled,
- enshrined,
- enthroned,
- exalted,
- excellent,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- extensive,
- extravagant,
- extremely,
- fat,
- flushed,
- full to bursting,
- gassy,
- generous,
- glorified,
- glutted,
- gone,
- goodly,
- grand,
- gravid,
- great,
- great gun,
- great of heart,
- greathearted,
- greatly,
- grown,
- grown-up,
- handsome,
- haughty,
- healthy,
- heavy,
- heavyweight,
- hefty,
- held in awe,
- heroic,
- high,
- high and mighty,
- high-faluting,
- high-flown,
- high-headed,
- high-minded,
- high-nosed,
- high-powered,
- high-sounding,
- high-swelling,
- highfalutin,
- highfaluting,
- hoity-toity,
- hugely,
- hulking,
- husky,
- idealistic,
- immortal,
- immortalized,
- important,
- imposing,
- inflated,
- knightly,
- large,
- large-scale,
- largehearted,
- liberal,
- lion,
- lofty,
- magnanimous,
- magnified,
- major,
- man-sized,
- marriable,
- marriageable,
- material,
- mature,
- maturescent,
- meaningful,
- mighty,
- momentous,
- much,
- name,
- noble,
- noble-minded,
- nubile,
- numerous,
- of age,
- of marriageable age,
- old,
- openhanded,
- overbearing,
- overblown,
- overflowing,
- packed,
- parturient,
- patronizing,
- pretentious,
- princely,
- proud,
- purse-proud,
- replete,
- roomy,
- sainted,
- sanctified,
- sated,
- satiated,
- satisfied,
- self-important,
- shrined,
- significant,
- sizable,
- spacious,
- stuck-up,
- stuffed,
- sublime,
- substantial,
- supereminent,
- superior,
- swollen,
- tall,
- throned,
- tidy,
- toplofty,
- unwieldy,
- uppish,
- uppity,
- upstage,
- voluminous,
- weighty,
- whacking,
- whopping,
- windy,
- world-shaking
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