Related Words:
- darkness
collapse - a swarthy complexion
- having a dark or somber color
- an unilluminated area; "he moved off into the darkness" related words >
- Gothicism,
- ablepsia,
- adiaphanousness,
- age of ignorance,
- amaurosis,
- amorphousness,
- barbarism,
- benightedness,
- benightment,
- blackishness,
- blackness,
- bleakness,
- bleariness,
- blind side,
- blind spot,
- blindfolding,
- blinding,
- blindness,
- blur,
- blurriness,
- blurring the eyes,
- cataract,
- cecity,
- cloudiness,
- dark,
- dark age,
- dark of night,
- darkishness,
- darksomeness,
- defocus,
- depriving of sight,
- dim-sightedness,
- dimness,
- dismalness,
- dreariness,
- drop serene,
- duskiness,
- duskness,
- economic blindness,
- ever-during dark,
- excecation,
- eyelessness,
- faintness,
- feebleness,
- filminess,
- fog,
- fogginess,
- funereality,
- fuzziness,
- glaucoma,
- gloom,
- gloominess,
- graveness,
- gravity,
- grimness,
- gutta serena,
- half-visibility,
- haziness,
- heathenism,
- hoodwinking,
- imperviousness to light,
- indefiniteness,
- indeterminateness,
- indistinctness,
- indistinguishability,
- intransparency,
- lack of vision,
- low profile,
- making blind,
- mist,
- mistiness,
- mumbo jumbo,
- murk,
- murkiness,
- mystification,
- night,
- nighttide,
- nighttime,
- niphablepsia,
- obfuscation,
- obscurantism,
- obscuration,
- obscurity,
- opacity,
- opaque,
- opaqueness,
- paganism,
- paleness,
- partial blindness,
- perplexity,
- psychic blindness,
- reduced sight,
- roil,
- roiledness,
- sable night,
- sadness,
- savagery,
- semivisibility,
- shadowiness,
- shapelessness,
- sightless eyes,
- sightlessness,
- snow blindness,
- soberness,
- sobriety,
- soft focus,
- solemnity,
- somberness,
- soul-blindness,
- spiritual blindness,
- stone-blindness,
- swarth,
- swarthiness,
- swartness,
- total blindness,
- trachoma,
- turbidity,
- turbidness,
- uncertainty,
- unclarity,
- unclearness,
- unenlightenment,
- unplainness,
- unseeingness,
- vague appearance,
- vagueness,
- weakness,
- wearifulness,
- wearisomeness
- infirm
collapse
- lacking firmness of will or character or purpose; "infirm of purpose; give me the daggers" - Shakespeare related words >
- Adamic,
- abulic,
- adrift,
- afloat,
- afraid,
- ailing,
- alternating,
- amorphous,
- anile,
- backsliding,
- cachectic,
- capricious,
- carnal,
- changeable,
- changeful,
- cowardly,
- crabbed,
- crippled,
- crumbling,
- dangerous,
- debilitated,
- decrepit,
- desultory,
- deviable,
- disintegrating,
- dizzy,
- doddered,
- doddering,
- doddery,
- drained,
- eccentric,
- enervated,
- enfeebled,
- erratic,
- erring,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- faint,
- fainthearted,
- fallen,
- faltering,
- fast and loose,
- feeble,
- feebleminded,
- fickle,
- fitful,
- fleshly,
- flickering,
- flighty,
- flimsy,
- flitting,
- fluctuating,
- fossilized,
- fragile,
- frail,
- freakish,
- gerontal,
- gerontic,
- giddy,
- hazardous,
- healthless,
- ill,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- impure,
- in poor health,
- inconsistent,
- inconstant,
- indecisive,
- indisposed,
- insecure,
- insubstantial,
- invalid,
- invertebrate,
- irregular,
- irresolute,
- irresponsible,
- lame,
- languishing,
- lapsed,
- mazy,
- mercurial,
- moody,
- moribund,
- mossbacked,
- moth-eaten,
- mummylike,
- of easy virtue,
- on the decline,
- pale,
- palsied,
- papery-skinned,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- peccable,
- perilous,
- pliable,
- poor,
- poorish,
- postlapsarian,
- precarious,
- prodigal,
- provisional,
- rambling,
- ravaged with age,
- recidivist,
- recidivistic,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- restless,
- rickety,
- risky,
- rotten,
- rotten at,
- roving,
- run to seed,
- run-down,
- rusty,
- scatterbrained,
- senile,
- shaky,
- shapeless,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- shriveled,
- shuffling,
- sick,
- sickly,
- slippery,
- soft,
- spasmodic,
- spineless,
- stricken in years,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- ticklish,
- timeworn,
- tottering,
- tottery,
- treacherous,
- unaccountable,
- unangelic,
- uncertain,
- unchaste,
- unclean,
- uncontrolled,
- undependable,
- undisciplined,
- unfaithworthy,
- unfirm,
- unfixed,
- ungodly,
- ungood,
- unhealthy,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unrestrained,
- unrighteous,
- unsaintly,
- unsettled,
- unsolid,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unstable as water,
- unstaid,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unsturdy,
- unsubstantial,
- unsure,
- untrustworthy,
- unvirtuous,
- unwell,
- vacillating,
- vagrant,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- variable,
- vicissitudinary,
- vicissitudinous,
- virtueless,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- wanton,
- wasted,
- wavering,
- wavery,
- wavy,
- wayward,
- weak,
- weak-kneed,
- weak-minded,
- weak-willed,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- whimsical,
- wishy-washy,
- with low resistance,
- withered,
- wizened,
- wobbling,
- wobbly
- unrighteous
collapse
- not righteous; "an unrighteous man"; "an unrighteous law" related words >
- Adamic,
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- atrocious,
- backsliding,
- carnal,
- criminal,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- disgraceful,
- erring,
- evil,
- fallen,
- fleshly,
- frail,
- godless,
- hardly the thing,
- ignominious,
- illegal,
- impious,
- improper,
- impure,
- inappropriate,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- infamous,
- infirm,
- irreligious,
- lapsed,
- not done,
- not the thing,
- of easy virtue,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- out-of-line,
- peccable,
- postlapsarian,
- prodigal,
- recidivist,
- recidivistic,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sinful,
- terrible,
- un-Christly,
- unangelic,
- unchaste,
- unchristian,
- unclean,
- undue,
- unequitable,
- unfair,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- ungodly,
- ungood,
- unholy,
- unjust,
- unlawful,
- unsaintly,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- unvirtuous,
- virtueless,
- wanton,
- wayward,
- weak,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- peaked
collapse
- having or rising to a peak; "the peaked ceiling"; "the island's peaked hills" related words >
- acicular,
- acuminate,
- acute,
- attenuated,
- cachectic,
- cadaverous,
- capped,
- corpselike,
- crested,
- crowned,
- cuspidate,
- debilitated,
- drained,
- emacerated,
- emaciate,
- emaciated,
- enervated,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- feeble,
- frail,
- haggard,
- headed,
- healthless,
- hollow-eyed,
- in poor health,
- infirm,
- invalid,
- jejune,
- languishing,
- marantic,
- marasmic,
- moribund,
- pale,
- peaking,
- peaky,
- pinched,
- plumed,
- poor,
- puny,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- run-down,
- sharp,
- shriveled,
- sick,
- sickly,
- skeletal,
- starved,
- starveling,
- tabetic,
- tabid,
- tipped,
- topped,
- underfed,
- undernourished,
- unhealthy,
- unsound,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- wasted,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- weazeny,
- with low resistance,
- withered,
- wizened,
- wraithlike
- immanent
collapse
- of qualities that are spread throughout something; "ambition is immanent in human nature"; "we think of God as immanent in nature"
- of a mental act performed entirely within the mind; "a cognition is an immanent act of mind" related words >
- accessible,
- actual,
- as is,
- at hand,
- attendant,
- available,
- being,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- current,
- deep-seated,
- esoteric,
- existent,
- existing,
- extant,
- fresh,
- immediate,
- implanted,
- implicit,
- in view,
- inalienable,
- indwelling,
- infixed,
- ingrained,
- inherent,
- inner,
- instant,
- internal,
- intrinsic,
- inward,
- inwrought,
- irreducible,
- latest,
- modern,
- new,
- on board,
- on deck,
- on hand,
- present,
- present-age,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- private,
- resident,
- running,
- secret,
- subjective,
- that be,
- that is,
- topical,
- unalienable,
- unchallengeable,
- unquestionable,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-the-minute,
- within call,
- within reach,
- within sight
- shaky
collapse
- vibrating slightly and irregularly; as e.g. with fear or cold or like the leaves of an aspen in a breeze; "a quaking bog"; "the quaking child asked for more"; "quivering leaves of a poplar tree"; "with shaking knees"; "seemed shaky on her feet"; "sparkling light from the shivering crystals of the chandelier"; "trembling hands" related words >
- adrift,
- afloat,
- agitated,
- aguey,
- aguish,
- algid,
- all shook up,
- all-overish,
- anile,
- aquiver,
- aspen,
- bagging,
- baggy,
- bashful,
- blue with cold,
- blurred,
- breathy,
- chattering,
- chilly,
- choked,
- choking,
- clear,
- cold,
- cool,
- cowardly,
- crabbed,
- croaking,
- dangerous,
- dangling,
- debilitated,
- decrepit,
- desultory,
- dickey,
- diffident,
- dilapidated,
- dithery,
- doddered,
- doddering,
- doddery,
- doubtful,
- drawling,
- drawly,
- drooping,
- dubious,
- dysphonic,
- easy,
- fearful,
- fearing,
- fearsome,
- feeble,
- fidgeting,
- fidgety,
- flapping,
- flimsy,
- floating,
- fluctuant,
- fluttery,
- fossilized,
- free,
- frozen,
- frozen to death,
- gerontal,
- gerontic,
- goosy,
- groggy,
- guttural,
- half-frozen,
- hanging,
- harsh,
- hawking,
- hazardous,
- hoarse,
- iffy,
- in a quiver,
- in fear,
- inarticulate,
- indecisive,
- indistinct,
- infirm,
- insecure,
- insubstantial,
- jittery,
- jumpy,
- lax,
- lisping,
- loose,
- mispronounced,
- mossbacked,
- moth-eaten,
- mousy,
- mummylike,
- muzzy,
- nasal,
- nervous,
- palsied,
- papery-skinned,
- perilous,
- precarious,
- problematic,
- provisional,
- quaking,
- quavering,
- quavery,
- questionable,
- quivering,
- quivery,
- rabbity,
- rachitic,
- rackety,
- ramshackle,
- rattletrap,
- ravaged with age,
- relaxed,
- ricketish,
- rickety,
- risky,
- rocky,
- rootless,
- run to seed,
- rusty,
- scary,
- senile,
- shaking,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- shivering,
- shivery,
- shook up,
- shrinking,
- shriveled,
- shuddering,
- shy,
- skittery,
- skittish,
- slack,
- slippery,
- sloppy,
- snuffling,
- spidery,
- spindly,
- startlish,
- stifled,
- strangled,
- streaming,
- stricken in years,
- succussatory,
- succussive,
- suspect,
- teetering,
- teetery,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- tenuous,
- thick,
- throaty,
- ticklish,
- timeworn,
- timid,
- timorous,
- tottering,
- tottery,
- treacherous,
- trembling,
- trembly,
- tremulant,
- tremulous,
- trepidant,
- trigger-happy,
- tumbledown,
- twangy,
- twitchy,
- twittery,
- unanchored,
- unbound,
- uncertain,
- unclear,
- undependable,
- undone,
- unfaithworthy,
- unfastened,
- unfixed,
- unhealthy,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unsafe,
- unsettled,
- unsolid,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unstuck,
- unsubstantial,
- unsubstantiated,
- unsupported,
- unsure,
- untied,
- untrustworthy,
- vacillating,
- velar,
- vibrating,
- wavering,
- weak,
- with chattering teeth,
- withered,
- wizened,
- wobbling,
- wobbly
- adrift,
- afloat,
- alternating,
- amorphous,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- changeful,
- desultory,
- deviable,
- dizzy,
- eccentric,
- erratic,
- fickle,
- fitful,
- flickering,
- flighty,
- flitting,
- fluctuating,
- freakish,
- giddy,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- inconsistent,
- inconstant,
- indecisive,
- infirm,
- irregular,
- irresolute,
- irresponsible,
- mazy,
- mercurial,
- moody,
- rambling,
- restless,
- roving,
- scatterbrained,
- shapeless,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- shuffling,
- spasmodic,
- spineless,
- unaccountable,
- uncertain,
- uncontrolled,
- undependable,
- undisciplined,
- unfixed,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unrestrained,
- unsettled,
- unstable,
- unstable as water,
- unstaid,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- vacillating,
- vagrant,
- variable,
- vicissitudinary,
- vicissitudinous,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- wanton,
- wavering,
- wavery,
- wavy,
- wayward,
- whimsical,
- wishy-washy
- ambivalent
collapse
- uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow; "was ambivalent about having children" related words >
- amalgamated,
- ambiguous,
- ambitendent,
- amphibious,
- antinomic,
- at loose ends,
- blended,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- combined,
- complex,
- composite,
- compound,
- compounded,
- conflict,
- conglomerate,
- contrasting,
- dappled,
- double-minded,
- dubious,
- eclectic,
- equivocal,
- fence-sitting,
- fence-straddling,
- fickle,
- fifty-fifty,
- fluctuate,
- half-and-half,
- heterogeneous,
- indecisive,
- indiscriminate,
- infirm of purpose,
- intricate,
- ironic,
- irresolute,
- irresolved,
- jumbled,
- many-sided,
- medley,
- mercurial,
- mingled,
- miscellaneous,
- mixed,
- motley,
- mugwumpian,
- mugwumpish,
- multifaceted,
- multinational,
- multiracial,
- mutable,
- of two minds,
- oxymoronic,
- paradoxical,
- patchy,
- pluralistic,
- promiscuous,
- scrambled,
- self-contradictory,
- syncretic,
- thrown together,
- uncertain,
- undecided,
- undetermined,
- unresolved,
- unsettled,
- varied
- aid,
- alimony,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- annuity,
- assistance,
- bounty,
- dole,
- fellowship,
- financial assistance,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- help,
- old-age insurance,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- price support,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- relief,
- retirement benefits,
- scholarship,
- stipend,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subvention,
- support,
- tax benefit,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments
- ADC,
- Easy Street,
- Medicaid,
- Medicare,
- advantage,
- affluence,
- aid,
- alimony,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- almsgiving,
- altruistic,
- annuity,
- assistance,
- avail,
- bed of roses,
- behalf,
- behoof,
- beneficent,
- benefit,
- benevolent,
- benison,
- bighearted,
- blessing,
- boon,
- bounty,
- charitable,
- child welfare,
- clover,
- comfort,
- commonweal,
- contentment,
- cradle-to-grave security,
- depletion allowance,
- dole,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- eleemosynary,
- felicity,
- fellowship,
- financial assistance,
- fleshpots,
- fortune,
- freehearted,
- gain,
- generous,
- good,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- greathearted,
- guaranteed annual income,
- guaranteed income,
- happiness,
- health insurance,
- help,
- humanitarian,
- interest,
- lap of luxury,
- largehearted,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- luck,
- luxury,
- old-age assistance,
- old-age insurance,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- philanthropic,
- price support,
- profit,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- relief,
- retirement benefits,
- satisfaction,
- scholarship,
- security,
- sickness insurance,
- social insurance,
- social security,
- social service,
- social welfare,
- social work,
- socialized medicine,
- state medicine,
- stipend,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subvention,
- success,
- support,
- tax benefit,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- unemployment compensation,
- unemployment insurance,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- weal,
- wealth,
- welfare aid,
- welfare capitalism,
- welfare payments,
- welfare state,
- welfare statism,
- welfare statist,
- welfare work,
- welfarism,
- welfarist,
- well-being,
- womb-to-tomb security,
- world of good
- feeble
collapse
- lacking strength; "a weak, nerveless fool, devoid of energy and promptitude"- Nathaniel Hawthorne
- pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness; "a feeble excuse"; "a lame argument" related words >
- abulic,
- afraid,
- aged,
- ailing,
- anemic,
- anile,
- asthenic,
- backward,
- barely audible,
- blear,
- bleared,
- bleary,
- bloodless,
- blurred,
- blurry,
- cachectic,
- chicken,
- confused,
- cowardly,
- crabbed,
- dark,
- debilitated,
- decrepit,
- decrescendo,
- delicate,
- dim,
- dim-witted,
- distant,
- dizzy,
- doddered,
- doddering,
- doddery,
- drained,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effete,
- emasculated,
- enervated,
- enfeebled,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- faint,
- faint-voiced,
- fainthearted,
- faintish,
- feckless,
- feebleminded,
- filmy,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flimsy,
- floppy,
- foggy,
- forceless,
- fossilized,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fuzzy,
- gentle,
- gerontal,
- gerontic,
- gone,
- gutless,
- half-baked,
- half-heard,
- half-seen,
- half-visible,
- half-witted,
- hazy,
- healthless,
- helpless,
- ill-defined,
- imbecile,
- imperceptible,
- impotent,
- impuissant,
- in poor health,
- inadequate,
- inconclusive,
- inconspicuous,
- indefinite,
- indistinct,
- indistinguishable,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- infirm,
- insignificant,
- insubstantial,
- insufficient,
- invalid,
- invertebrate,
- lame,
- languid,
- languishing,
- languorous,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- low,
- low-profile,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- merely glimpsed,
- misty,
- moribund,
- moronic,
- mossbacked,
- moth-eaten,
- mummylike,
- murmured,
- namby-pamby,
- nerveless,
- obscure,
- out of focus,
- pale,
- palsied,
- paltry,
- papery-skinned,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- pianissimo,
- piano,
- pithless,
- pliable,
- pooped,
- poor,
- powerless,
- puny,
- ravaged with age,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- rickety,
- rubbery,
- run to seed,
- run-down,
- rusty,
- sapless,
- scarcely heard,
- semivisible,
- senile,
- shadowy,
- shaky,
- shoddy,
- shriveled,
- sickly,
- simpleminded,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- slight,
- slow,
- slow-witted,
- soft,
- soft-sounding,
- soft-voiced,
- spineless,
- spiritless,
- strengthless,
- stricken in years,
- subaudible,
- subdued,
- thin,
- timeworn,
- tottering,
- tottery,
- unavailing,
- uncertain,
- unclear,
- unconvincing,
- undefined,
- unhardened,
- unhealthy,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unplain,
- unproved,
- unrecognizable,
- unrigorous,
- unsatisfactory,
- unsound,
- unstrung,
- unsubstantial,
- unsustained,
- vague,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- weak,
- weak-kneed,
- weak-minded,
- weak-voiced,
- weak-willed,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- wet,
- whispered,
- wishy-washy,
- with low resistance,
- withered,
- wizened,
- woozy
- mature
collapse
- fully considered and perfected; "mature plans"
- having reached full natural growth or development; "a mature cell"
- characteristic of maturity; "mature for her age"
- develop and reach maturity; undergo maturation; "He matured fast"; "The child grew fast"
- become due for repayment; "These bonds mature in 2005"
- develop and work out fully in one's mind; "I need to mature my thoughts" related words >
- accomplish,
- accrue,
- adult,
- advance,
- age,
- aged,
- all ready,
- all set,
- archetypical,
- armed,
- armed and ready,
- assemble,
- attain majority,
- back,
- bear fruit,
- beautify,
- beget,
- big,
- blase,
- bloom,
- blooming,
- blossom,
- blossoming,
- blow,
- booted and spurred,
- breed,
- brew,
- briefed,
- bring forth,
- bring into being,
- bring to completion,
- bring to fruition,
- bring to maturity,
- budding,
- build,
- burgeon,
- burgeoning,
- call into being,
- cast,
- classic,
- coached,
- cocked,
- coin,
- come of age,
- come to fruition,
- come to maturity,
- complete,
- compose,
- compound,
- conceive,
- concoct,
- construct,
- consummate,
- consummated,
- contrive,
- cook up,
- cosmopolitan,
- cosmopolite,
- create,
- crescent,
- crown,
- culminate,
- cultivate,
- design,
- develop,
- developed,
- devise,
- discover,
- do to perfection,
- dream up,
- due,
- eke out,
- elaborate,
- embellish,
- engender,
- entire,
- equipped,
- erect,
- evolute,
- evolve,
- exemplary,
- experienced,
- expert,
- extrude,
- fabricate,
- fall due,
- familiarized,
- fashion,
- fill in,
- fill out,
- finish,
- finished,
- fledge,
- florescent,
- flourish,
- flourishing,
- flower,
- flowering,
- form,
- formulate,
- frame,
- fudge together,
- fulfill,
- full,
- full-blown,
- full-fledged,
- full-grown,
- full-scale,
- fully developed,
- gather,
- generate,
- germinate,
- get up,
- give being to,
- give rise to,
- global,
- good and ready,
- groomed,
- grow,
- grow up,
- growing,
- grown,
- grown up,
- grown-up,
- hatch,
- hypertrophied,
- hypertrophy,
- improve,
- improvise,
- in arms,
- in arrear,
- in arrears,
- in battle array,
- in full bloom,
- in readiness,
- in the saddle,
- increase,
- indite,
- informed,
- intact,
- invent,
- knowing,
- knowledgeable,
- leave the nest,
- loaded,
- loaded for bear,
- make,
- make do with,
- make good,
- make up,
- manufacture,
- marriable,
- marriageable,
- masterful,
- masterly,
- maturate,
- maturated,
- matured,
- maturescent,
- mellow,
- mellowed,
- mint,
- mobilized,
- model,
- mold,
- mushroom,
- not born yesterday,
- nubile,
- of age,
- of marriageable age,
- old,
- on the mark,
- originate,
- outgrow,
- outstanding,
- overdevelop,
- overdeveloped,
- overdue,
- overgrow,
- overgrown,
- overtop,
- owed,
- owing,
- patch together,
- payable,
- perfect,
- perfected,
- piece out,
- piece together,
- plan,
- planned,
- polish,
- polished,
- practiced,
- prearranged,
- prefabricate,
- prepare,
- prepared,
- prepared and ready,
- prepped,
- primed,
- procreate,
- produce,
- proficient,
- progress,
- provided,
- psyched up,
- pullulate,
- put together,
- put up,
- quintessential,
- raise,
- reach its season,
- reach manhood,
- reach maturity,
- reach twenty-one,
- reach voting age,
- ready,
- ready for anything,
- rear,
- receivable,
- redeemable,
- refill,
- refine,
- refined,
- replenish,
- reproduce,
- ripe,
- ripen,
- ripened,
- round out,
- run up,
- sagacious,
- season,
- seasoned,
- set,
- set up,
- settle down,
- shape,
- shoot up,
- solid,
- sophisticated,
- spawn,
- spring up,
- sprout,
- sprout up,
- sprouting,
- strike out,
- temper,
- tempered,
- think out,
- think up,
- thrive,
- thriving,
- toga virilis,
- top off,
- total,
- tower,
- tried,
- tried and true,
- unabbreviated,
- uncut,
- undiminished,
- unexpurgated,
- unpaid,
- unsettled,
- up in arms,
- upshoot,
- upspear,
- upspring,
- upsprout,
- vegetate,
- veteran,
- vigilant,
- wax,
- well-prepared,
- whole,
- whomp up,
- world-wise,
- worldly,
- worldly-wise,
- write
- heaven
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- the abode of God and the angels related words >
- Agapemone,
- Arcadia,
- Avalon,
- Big Rock-Candy Mountain,
- Caelus,
- Canaan,
- Civitas Dei,
- Cloudcuckooland,
- Cockaigne,
- Eden,
- Eldorado,
- Erewhon,
- Garden of Eden,
- Goshen,
- Happy Valley,
- Land of Youth,
- Laputa,
- Never-Never-land,
- Neverland,
- New Atlantis,
- Olympian heights,
- Pandemonium,
- Quivira,
- Saturnia regna,
- Saturnian age,
- Shangri-la,
- Utopia,
- Valhalla,
- Zion,
- acme,
- aerial heights,
- age of Aquarius,
- air,
- apex,
- apogee,
- azure,
- beatification,
- beatitude,
- bewitchment,
- blessedness,
- bliss,
- blissfulness,
- blue sky,
- brow,
- caelum,
- canopy,
- canopy of heaven,
- cap,
- cerulean,
- cheer,
- cheerfulness,
- climax,
- cloud nine,
- cloudland,
- contentment,
- cope,
- crest,
- crown,
- culmen,
- culmination,
- delectation,
- delight,
- dizzy heights,
- dreamland,
- dystopia,
- ecstasy,
- ecstatics,
- edge,
- elation,
- elevation,
- elysium,
- eminence,
- empyrean,
- enchantment,
- era of prosperity,
- ether,
- exaltation,
- exhilaration,
- extreme limit,
- extremity,
- exuberance,
- faerie,
- fair weather,
- fairyland,
- felicity,
- firmament,
- gaiety,
- gladness,
- glee,
- golden age,
- golden era,
- golden time,
- good times,
- halcyon days,
- happiness,
- happy hunting ground,
- heavens,
- height,
- heights,
- hereafter,
- heyday,
- high noon,
- high spirits,
- highest pitch,
- highest point,
- hyaline,
- intoxication,
- joy,
- joyance,
- joyfulness,
- kakotopia,
- kingdom,
- kingdom come,
- land of dreams,
- land of enchantment,
- land of faerie,
- land of plenty,
- land of promise,
- lift,
- lifts,
- limit,
- lotus land,
- maximum,
- meridian,
- millennium,
- mountaintop,
- ne plus ultra,
- nirvana,
- no place higher,
- noon,
- overhappiness,
- overjoyfulness,
- palmy days,
- paradise,
- peak,
- pinnacle,
- piping times,
- pitch,
- point,
- pole,
- promised land,
- prosperity,
- raise,
- rapture,
- ravishment,
- reign of Saturn,
- ridge,
- rise,
- rising ground,
- rosy era,
- seventh heaven,
- sky,
- spire,
- starry heaven,
- steep,
- stratosphere,
- summit,
- sunshine,
- the blue,
- the blue serene,
- tip,
- tip-top,
- top,
- transport,
- unalloyed happiness,
- upmost,
- upper extremity,
- uppermost,
- uprise,
- utmost,
- utopia,
- vantage ground,
- vantage point,
- vault,
- vault of heaven,
- vertex,
- very top,
- welkin,
- wonderland,
- zenith
- accidental,
- adventitious,
- adventurous,
- aleatory,
- blue,
- broad,
- casual,
- causeless,
- chance,
- chancy,
- contingent,
- dangerous,
- delicate,
- destinal,
- desultory,
- dicey,
- fatal,
- fatidic,
- fluky,
- fortuitous,
- full of risk,
- hairy,
- hazardous,
- iffy,
- incidental,
- indeterminate,
- infirm,
- insecure,
- insubstantial,
- jeopardous,
- off-color,
- on thin ice,
- perilous,
- precarious,
- provisional,
- racy,
- riskful,
- risque,
- salty,
- scabrous,
- sensitive,
- shady,
- shaky,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- slippery,
- speculative,
- spicy,
- suggestive,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- ticklish,
- touch-and-go,
- touchy,
- treacherous,
- uncaused,
- uncertain,
- undependable,
- undetermined,
- unexpected,
- unfaithworthy,
- unforeseeable,
- unforeseen,
- unhealthy,
- unlooked-for,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unsolid,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unsubstantial,
- unsure,
- untrustworthy,
- venturesome,
- venturous,
- wicked,
- wildcat
- changeable
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- such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change; "changeable behavior"; "changeable moods"; "changeable prices"
- varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles; "changeable taffeta"; "chatoyant (or shot) silk"; "a dragonfly hovered, vibrating and iridescent"
- subject to change; "a changeable climate"; "the weather is uncertain"; "unsettled weather with rain and hail and sunshine coming one right after the other" related words >
- able to adapt,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- adrift,
- afloat,
- agnostic,
- alterable,
- alterative,
- altered,
- alternating,
- ambiguous,
- ambitendent,
- ambivalent,
- amorphous,
- at loose ends,
- better,
- bland,
- brittle,
- capricious,
- chancy,
- changed,
- changeful,
- changing,
- checkered,
- choppy,
- commutable,
- commutative,
- converted,
- convertible,
- coquettish,
- corruptible,
- deciduous,
- degenerate,
- desultory,
- deviable,
- deviant,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- deviatory,
- dicey,
- different,
- disorderly,
- divaricate,
- divergent,
- diversified,
- diversiform,
- dizzy,
- double-minded,
- doubting,
- dubious,
- dying,
- eccentric,
- ephemeral,
- equal,
- equalizing,
- equivalent,
- equivocal,
- erose,
- erratic,
- evanescent,
- even,
- ever-changing,
- exchanged,
- faddish,
- fading,
- fast and loose,
- fence-sitting,
- fence-straddling,
- fickle,
- fitful,
- fleeting,
- flexible,
- flickering,
- flighty,
- flirtatious,
- flitting,
- fluctuating,
- fluid,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fragile,
- frail,
- freakish,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- giddy,
- give-and-take,
- halfhearted,
- hesitant,
- hesitating,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impressionable,
- improved,
- impulsive,
- incalculable,
- inconsistent,
- inconstant,
- indecisive,
- indemonstrable,
- infirm,
- infirm of purpose,
- infirm of will,
- insipid,
- insubstantial,
- interchangeable,
- interchanged,
- irregular,
- irresolute,
- irresolved,
- irresponsible,
- jagged,
- jerky,
- kaleidoscopic,
- labile,
- light,
- malleable,
- many-sided,
- mazy,
- mercurial,
- metamorphic,
- metamorphosed,
- metastasized,
- milk-and-water,
- milky,
- mobile,
- modifiable,
- modified,
- momentary,
- moody,
- mortal,
- motley,
- movable,
- mugwumpian,
- mugwumpish,
- mushy,
- mutable,
- mutant,
- mutual,
- neutral,
- nonconformist,
- nondurable,
- nonpermanent,
- nonstandard,
- nonuniform,
- of two minds,
- passing,
- perishable,
- permutable,
- plastic,
- pliant,
- pluralistic,
- polysemous,
- protean,
- proteiform,
- qualified,
- quicksilver,
- ragged,
- rambling,
- rebuilt,
- reciprocal,
- reciprocating,
- reciprocative,
- reformed,
- renewed,
- resilient,
- restless,
- retaliatory,
- returnable,
- revived,
- revolutionary,
- rough,
- roving,
- rubbery,
- scatterbrained,
- shapeless,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- short-lived,
- shuffling,
- skeptical,
- skittish,
- spasmodic,
- spineless,
- sporadic,
- standard,
- subversive,
- supple,
- swapped,
- switched,
- tasteless,
- temporal,
- temporary,
- touch-and-go,
- toying,
- traded,
- transformable,
- transformed,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- translated,
- transmuted,
- transposed,
- unaccountable,
- uncertain,
- unconfirmable,
- uncontrolled,
- unconvinced,
- undecided,
- undependable,
- undetermined,
- undisciplined,
- undivinable,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unequable,
- unequal,
- uneven,
- unfixed,
- unforeseeable,
- unmitigated,
- unorthodox,
- unpersuaded,
- unpredictable,
- unprovable,
- unreliable,
- unresolved,
- unrestrained,
- unsettled,
- unstable,
- unstable as water,
- unstaid,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unsure,
- unsystematic,
- ununiform,
- unverifiable,
- vacillating,
- vagrant,
- vapid,
- variable,
- variegated,
- variform,
- various,
- varying,
- versatile,
- vicissitudinary,
- vicissitudinous,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- wanton,
- watery,
- wavering,
- wavery,
- wavy,
- wayward,
- whimsical,
- wishy-washy,
- worse
- times
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- a more or less definite period of time in history related words >
- affairs,
- circumstances,
- concerns,
- condition of things,
- conditions,
- contemporaneity,
- contemporaneousness,
- dealings,
- doings,
- goings-on,
- historical present,
- life,
- march of events,
- matters,
- modernity,
- newness,
- now,
- nowadays,
- nowness,
- our times,
- present,
- present tense,
- presentness,
- proceedings,
- relations,
- run of things,
- state of affairs,
- the Now Generation,
- the nonce,
- the now,
- the present,
- the present age,
- the present day,
- the present hour,
- the present juncture,
- the present time,
- the time being,
- the times,
- the world,
- these days,
- this day,
- this hour,
- this instant,
- this moment,
- this point,
- this stage,
- today,
- what happens
- Colonel Blimp,
- Methuselah,
- antediluvian,
- antique,
- back number,
- conservative,
- dad,
- dodo,
- dotard,
- elder,
- fogy,
- fogyish,
- fossil,
- fud,
- fuss,
- fuss-budget,
- fusser,
- fusspot,
- granny,
- has-been,
- longhair,
- matriarch,
- mid-Victorian,
- mossback,
- old believer,
- old crock,
- old dodo,
- old fart,
- old fogy,
- old lady,
- old liner,
- old maid,
- old man,
- old poop,
- old woman,
- old-fogy,
- old-fogyish,
- old-timer,
- patriarch,
- pop,
- pops,
- ravaged with age,
- reactionary,
- regular old fogy,
- relic,
- senile,
- square,
- starets,
- stick-in-the-mud,
- stodgy,
- stuffy,
- traditionalist
- alimony
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- court-ordered support paid by one spouse to another after they are separated related words >
- aid,
- alimentation,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- annuity,
- assistance,
- bounty,
- bread,
- bread and butter,
- depletion allowance,
- dole,
- fellowship,
- financial assistance,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- help,
- keep,
- livelihood,
- maintenance,
- old-age insurance,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- price support,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- relief,
- retirement benefits,
- scholarship,
- stipend,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subsistence,
- subvention,
- support,
- sustenance,
- tax benefit,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments
- long
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- having or being more than normal or necessary:"long on brains"; "in long supply"
- primarily spatial sense; of relatively great or greater than average spatial extension or extension as specified; "a long road"; "a long distance"; "contained many long words"; "ten miles long"
- primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified; "a long life"; "a long boring speech"; "a long time"; "a long friendship"; "a long game"; "long ago"; "an hour long"
- (of speech sounds or syllables) of relatively long duration; " the English vowel sounds in `bate', `beat', `bite', `boat', `boot' are long"
- holding securities or commodities in expectation of a rise in prices; "is long on coffee"; "a long position in gold"
- involving substantial risk; "long odds"
- of relatively great height; "a race of long gaunt men"- Sherwood Anderson; "looked out the long French windows"
- for an extended time or at a distant time; "a promotion long overdue"; "something long hoped for"; "his name has long been forgotten"; "talked all night long"; "how long will you be gone?"; "arrived long before he was expected"; "it is long after your bedtime"
- for an extended distance related words >
- a mile long,
- ache,
- ache for,
- ache to,
- aeon,
- age,
- ages,
- aim,
- and night,
- aspire,
- be dying for,
- be dying to,
- be hurting for,
- big,
- blue moon,
- bull,
- bull account,
- burn to,
- century,
- choose to,
- clamor for,
- colossal,
- covet,
- crave,
- cry for,
- day after day,
- de longue haleine,
- dearly love to,
- desire,
- diffuse,
- diffusive,
- dragging,
- drawn-out,
- dream,
- dream of,
- elongate,
- elongated,
- endless,
- enduringly,
- eternity,
- extended,
- extensive,
- fancy,
- far-flung,
- far-reaching,
- fargoing,
- filled out,
- flatulent,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- gangling,
- gangly,
- gape for,
- giant,
- gigantic,
- great,
- hanker,
- hone for,
- hope for,
- hour after hour,
- hunger,
- interminable,
- interminably,
- itch,
- itch for,
- itch to,
- languish for,
- languishing,
- lank,
- lanky,
- large,
- lasting,
- leggy,
- lengthened,
- lengthy,
- like to,
- lingering,
- long account,
- long ago,
- long for,
- long interest,
- long side,
- long since,
- long time,
- long to,
- long while,
- long-continuing,
- long-drawn,
- long-drawn-out,
- long-legged,
- long-pending,
- long-spun,
- long-winded,
- longiloquent,
- longish,
- longs,
- longsome,
- love to,
- lust,
- lust for,
- marathon,
- miss,
- month after month,
- month of Sundays,
- morning,
- no end of,
- noon,
- out,
- outstretched,
- overlong,
- padded,
- pant for,
- persistently,
- pine,
- pine for,
- prolix,
- prolonged,
- protracted,
- protractedly,
- rangy,
- right smart spell,
- sesquipedal,
- sesquipedalian,
- sigh,
- sigh for,
- since time began,
- spoil for,
- spun-out,
- statuesque,
- stretched-out,
- sustained,
- talkative,
- tall,
- the livelong day,
- thirst,
- thirst for,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- unrelenting,
- verbose,
- want,
- want to,
- weary for,
- windy,
- wish,
- wish for,
- wish to,
- without end,
- wordy,
- year after year,
- yearn,
- yearn for,
- years,
- years on end,
- yen,
- yen for
- Methuselah,
- antediluvian,
- antique,
- back number,
- conservationist,
- conservatist,
- conservative,
- dad,
- diehard,
- dodo,
- dotard,
- elder,
- fogy,
- fogyish,
- fossil,
- fud,
- fuddy-duddy,
- granny,
- has-been,
- laudator temporis acti,
- longhair,
- matriarch,
- mid-Victorian,
- mossback,
- old believer,
- old crock,
- old dodo,
- old fart,
- old liner,
- old man,
- old poop,
- old school,
- old woman,
- old-fogyish,
- old-timer,
- patriarch,
- pop,
- pops,
- ravaged with age,
- reactionary,
- regular old fogy,
- relic,
- right-winger,
- rightist,
- senile,
- square,
- standpat,
- standpatter,
- starets,
- stick-in-the-mud,
- stodgy,
- stuffy,
- traditionalist,
- ultraconservative
- today
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- the day that includes the present moment (as opposed to yesterday or tomorrow); "Today is beautiful"; "did you see today's newspaper?"
- the present time or age; "the world of today"; "today we have computers"
- on this day as distinct from yesterday or tomorrow; "I can't meet with you today" related words >
- as of now,
- as things are,
- at present,
- at this juncture,
- at this moment,
- at this point,
- at this time,
- but now,
- contemporaneity,
- contemporaneousness,
- even now,
- for the nonce,
- for this occasion,
- here,
- here and now,
- hereat,
- hic et nunc,
- historical present,
- in our time,
- in these days,
- just now,
- modernity,
- newness,
- now,
- nowadays,
- nowness,
- on the spot,
- our times,
- present,
- present tense,
- presently,
- presentness,
- the Now Generation,
- the nonce,
- the now,
- the present,
- the present age,
- the present day,
- the present hour,
- the present juncture,
- the present time,
- the time being,
- the times,
- these days,
- this day,
- this hour,
- this instant,
- this moment,
- this night,
- this point,
- this stage,
- tonight
- helpless
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- unable to manage independently; "as helpless as a baby"
- unable to function; without help
- lacking in or deprived of strength or power; "lying ill and helpless"; "helpless with laughter" related words >
- abandoned,
- aidless,
- at sea,
- baffled,
- bare-handed,
- bewildered,
- blind,
- blind drunk,
- blotto,
- confounded,
- confused,
- crippled,
- debilitated,
- defenseless,
- dependent,
- deserted,
- desolate,
- disabled,
- enervated,
- enfeebled,
- exhausted,
- faint,
- fatherless,
- feeble,
- forlorn,
- forsaken,
- friendless,
- godforsaken,
- guardless,
- guideless,
- helpless,
- homeless,
- impotent,
- incapable,
- incompetent,
- inefficient,
- inept,
- infirm,
- kithless,
- lame,
- leaderless,
- motherless,
- muddled,
- mystified,
- nonplussed,
- out,
- out cold,
- outcast,
- overcome,
- paralyzed,
- passed out,
- perplexed,
- pregnable,
- prostrate,
- spent,
- stiff,
- stoned,
- unarmed,
- unarmored,
- unattended,
- unavailing,
- uncovered,
- undefended,
- under the table,
- unfit,
- unfortified,
- unfriended,
- ungarrisoned,
- unguarded,
- unprotected,
- unqualified,
- unscreened,
- unsheltered,
- unshielded,
- unsuspecting,
- untenable,
- unwarned,
- unwatched,
- useless,
- vulnerable,
- weak,
- weakened,
- weaponless,
- worn out,
- worthless
- existent
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- having existence or being or actuality; "an attempt to refine the existent machinery to make it more efficient"; "much of the beluga caviar existing in the world is found in the Soviet Union and Iran" related words >
- aboveground,
- actual,
- alive,
- alive and kicking,
- among the living,
- animate,
- animated,
- around,
- as is,
- being,
- breathing,
- capable of life,
- conscious,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- current,
- endowed with life,
- enlivened,
- existence,
- existing,
- extant,
- fresh,
- immanent,
- immediate,
- in being,
- in effect,
- in existence,
- in force,
- in the flesh,
- individual,
- inspirited,
- instant,
- instinct with life,
- latest,
- live,
- living,
- long-lived,
- modern,
- new,
- on foot,
- present,
- present-age,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- prevalent,
- quick,
- running,
- something,
- subsistent,
- subsisting,
- tenacious of life,
- that be,
- that is,
- thing,
- topical,
- under the sun,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-the-minute,
- very much alive,
- viable,
- vital,
- vivified,
- zoetic
- and night,
- aye,
- day after day,
- enduringly,
- ever,
- ever and again,
- ever and anon,
- evermore,
- for all time,
- for an age,
- for aye,
- for good,
- for keeps,
- for life,
- for long,
- forever,
- forever and aye,
- forevermore,
- hour after hour,
- in all ages,
- interminably,
- long,
- long ago,
- long since,
- month after month,
- morning,
- noon,
- now and forever,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- since time began,
- the livelong day,
- throughout the ages,
- till doomsday,
- till time stops,
- time immemorial,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- year after year
- age group,
- band,
- battalion,
- bevy,
- body,
- brigade,
- bunch,
- cabal,
- cadre,
- camarilla,
- cast,
- cell,
- charmed circle,
- circle,
- clan,
- clique,
- closed circle,
- cohort,
- company,
- complement,
- contingent,
- corps,
- covey,
- crew,
- crowd,
- detachment,
- detail,
- division,
- elite,
- elite group,
- faction,
- fleet,
- gang,
- group,
- grouping,
- groupment,
- in-group,
- ingroup,
- inner circle,
- junta,
- junto,
- mob,
- movement,
- out-group,
- outfit,
- pack,
- party,
- peer group,
- phalanx,
- platoon,
- posse,
- regiment,
- ring,
- salon,
- set,
- squad,
- stable,
- string,
- team,
- tribe,
- troop,
- troupe,
- we-group,
- wing
- day in day out
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- for an indefinite number of successive days related words >
- always,
- and night,
- at all times,
- ceaselessly,
- constantly,
- continually,
- daily,
- daily and hourly,
- day after day,
- day and night,
- enduringly,
- ever,
- ever and anon,
- every day,
- every hour,
- every moment,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- hour after hour,
- hourly,
- incessantly,
- interminably,
- long,
- long ago,
- long since,
- month after month,
- morning,
- night and day,
- noon,
- on and on,
- perennially,
- perpetually,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- rapidly,
- regularly,
- right along,
- since time began,
- steadily,
- sustainedly,
- the livelong day,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- unceasingly,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- unintermittently,
- uninterruptedly,
- unvaryingly,
- without cease,
- without letup,
- without stopping,
- year after year
- lapsed
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- no longer active or practicing; "a lapsed Catholic" related words >
- Adamic,
- Circean,
- ago,
- animal,
- animalistic,
- antiquated,
- antique,
- apostate,
- atheistic,
- backsliding,
- beastlike,
- beastly,
- bestial,
- blasphemous,
- blown over,
- bodily,
- brutal,
- brute,
- brutish,
- by,
- bygone,
- bypast,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- coarse,
- dated,
- dead,
- dead and buried,
- deceased,
- defunct,
- departed,
- earthy,
- elapsed,
- erring,
- expired,
- extinct,
- fallen,
- fallen from grace,
- finished,
- fleshly,
- forgotten,
- frail,
- gone,
- gone glimmering,
- gone-by,
- gross,
- has-been,
- impious,
- impure,
- infirm,
- irrecoverable,
- irreligious,
- irreverent,
- material,
- materialistic,
- no more,
- nonspiritual,
- obsolete,
- of easy virtue,
- orgiastic,
- over,
- passe,
- passed,
- passed away,
- past,
- peccable,
- physical,
- postlapsarian,
- prodigal,
- profanatory,
- profane,
- recidivist,
- recidivistic,
- recreant,
- renegade,
- run out,
- sacrilegious,
- swinish,
- unangelic,
- unchaste,
- unclean,
- undutiful,
- ungodly,
- ungood,
- unrighteous,
- unsaintly,
- unspiritual,
- unvirtuous,
- vanished,
- virtueless,
- wanton,
- wayward,
- weak,
- wound up
- aeons ago,
- ages ago,
- anciently,
- and night,
- away back,
- day after day,
- early,
- enduringly,
- ever since,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- from away back,
- from time immemorial,
- hour after hour,
- in ancient times,
- in olden times,
- in times past,
- interminably,
- long,
- long ago,
- month after month,
- morning,
- noon,
- of old,
- of yore,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- since,
- since long ago,
- since time began,
- some time ago,
- some time back,
- the livelong day,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- until now,
- year after year,
- years ago
- treacherous
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- dangerously unstable and unpredictable; "treacherous winding roads"; "an unreliable trestle" related words >
- Machiavellian,
- Punic,
- ambidextrous,
- artful,
- calculating,
- chancy,
- chiseling,
- collusive,
- covinous,
- crafty,
- crooked,
- cunning,
- dangerous,
- deceitful,
- deceptive,
- desultory,
- dishonest,
- disloyal,
- double,
- double-crossing,
- double-dealing,
- double-faced,
- double-minded,
- double-tongued,
- doublehearted,
- doubtful,
- dubious,
- duplicitous,
- faithless,
- false,
- false-principled,
- falsehearted,
- finagling,
- fraudulent,
- furtive,
- guileful,
- hairy,
- hazardous,
- indirect,
- infirm,
- insecure,
- insidious,
- insubstantial,
- jeopardous,
- misleading,
- perfidious,
- perilous,
- precarious,
- precariousness,
- provisional,
- recreant,
- risky,
- rocky,
- scheming,
- shaky,
- sharp,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- slippery,
- sneaky,
- surreptitious,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- ticklish,
- tottery,
- traitorous,
- trickish,
- tricky,
- two-faced,
- uncertain,
- undependable,
- underhand,
- underhanded,
- unfaithful,
- unfaithworthy,
- unhealthy,
- unloyal,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unsafe,
- unsolid,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unsubstantial,
- unsure,
- untrue,
- untrustworthy,
- wicked,
- wily
- unchaste
collapse
- not chaste; "unchaste conduct" related words >
- Adamic,
- Cyprian,
- Cyrenaic,
- Fescennine,
- Rabelaisian,
- appetitive,
- backsliding,
- bawdy,
- bent on pleasure,
- besmirched,
- blue,
- carnal,
- debased,
- defiled,
- dirty,
- easy,
- epicurean,
- erring,
- fallen,
- filthy,
- fleshly,
- foul,
- foul-mouthed,
- foul-spoken,
- foul-tongued,
- frail,
- fulsome,
- hedonistic,
- immodest,
- immoral,
- impure,
- indecent,
- infirm,
- ithyphallic,
- lapsed,
- lascivious,
- lecherous,
- lewd,
- light,
- loose,
- lurid,
- luxurious,
- luxury-loving,
- maculate,
- nasty,
- obscene,
- of easy virtue,
- offensive,
- peccable,
- pleasure-bent,
- pleasure-seeking,
- pornographic,
- postlapsarian,
- prodigal,
- promiscuous,
- raunchy,
- recidivist,
- recidivistic,
- ribald,
- salacious,
- scurrile,
- scurrilous,
- sensual,
- smirched,
- smoking-room,
- smutty,
- soiled,
- sullied,
- sultry,
- sybaritic,
- tainted,
- unangelic,
- unclean,
- uncleanly,
- ungodly,
- ungood,
- unprintable,
- unrepeatable,
- unrighteous,
- unsaintly,
- unvirginal,
- unvirtuous,
- vile,
- virtueless,
- voluptuous,
- wanton,
- wayward,
- weak,
- whorish
- afraid
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- filled with regret or concern; used often to soften an unpleasant statement; "I'm afraid I won't be able to come"; "he was afraid he would have to let her go"; "I'm afraid you're wrong"
- feeling worry or concern or insecurity; "She was afraid that I might be embarrassed"; "terribly afraid of offending someone"; "I am afraid we have witnessed only the first phase of the conflict"
- having feelings of aversion or unwillingness; "afraid of hard work"; "afraid to show emotion" related words >
- abulic,
- afeared,
- aghast,
- anxious,
- apologetic,
- apprehensive,
- averse,
- backward,
- cautious,
- chary,
- chicken,
- chickenhearted,
- coward,
- cowardly,
- cowed,
- craven,
- daunted,
- dismayed,
- edgy,
- faint,
- fainthearted,
- fear-struck,
- feared,
- fearful,
- feeble,
- feebleminded,
- frail,
- frightened,
- fritter,
- funking,
- funky,
- haunted with fear,
- henhearted,
- hesitant,
- indisposed,
- infirm,
- intimidated,
- invertebrate,
- jittery,
- jumpy,
- lily-livered,
- loath,
- milk-livered,
- milksoppish,
- milksoppy,
- mousy,
- nervous,
- on edge,
- overtimid,
- overtimorous,
- panic-prone,
- panic-stricken,
- panicky,
- pigeonhearted,
- pliable,
- pusillanimous,
- rabbity,
- regretful,
- reluctant,
- rueful,
- scared,
- scared to death,
- scary,
- shrinking,
- shy,
- sissified,
- sissy,
- skittish,
- soft,
- sorry,
- spineless,
- spooked,
- terrified,
- timid,
- timorous,
- uneager,
- unhappy,
- unmanly,
- unmanned,
- unwilling,
- wary,
- weak,
- weak-kneed,
- weak-minded,
- weak-willed,
- weakhearted,
- white-livered,
- yellow
- unhealthy
collapse
- not conducive to good health; "an unhealthy diet of fast foods"; "an unhealthy climate"
- not in or exhibiting good health in body or mind; "unhealthy ulcers" related words >
- ailing,
- bad,
- bad for,
- cachectic,
- chancy,
- contaminated,
- corrupt,
- damaging,
- dangerous,
- debilitated,
- degenerate,
- depraved,
- destructive,
- detrimental,
- diseased,
- doubtful,
- drained,
- dubious,
- enervated,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- feeble,
- flagitious,
- foul,
- frail,
- hairy,
- harmful,
- hazardous,
- healthless,
- ill,
- in poor health,
- indisposed,
- infirm,
- injurious,
- insalubrious,
- insanitary,
- insecure,
- invalid,
- jeopardous,
- languishing,
- malign,
- morbid,
- morbific,
- moribund,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- noxious,
- pale,
- pathogenic,
- pathological,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- peccant,
- perilous,
- perverse,
- pestiferous,
- polluted,
- putrid,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- risky,
- rocky,
- rotten,
- run-down,
- septic,
- shaky,
- sick,
- sickly,
- tainted,
- tottery,
- touch-and-go,
- treacherous,
- uncertain,
- undependable,
- unhealthful,
- unhygienic,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- unsafe,
- unsanitary,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unsteady,
- unsure,
- untrustworthy,
- unwell,
- unwholesome,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- vicious,
- villainous,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- wicked,
- with low resistance
- time-honored
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- acceptable for a long time; "time-honored customs"
- honored because of age or long usage; "time-honored institutions" related words >
- accepted,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- age-old,
- august,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- awful,
- conformable,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- current,
- customary,
- dreadful,
- established,
- estimable,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- fixed,
- folk,
- generally accepted,
- habitual,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- honorable,
- honored,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- normal,
- obtaining,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- ordinary,
- popular,
- prescribed,
- prescriptive,
- prevalent,
- received,
- recognized,
- regular,
- regulation,
- respected,
- revered,
- reverend,
- rooted,
- set,
- standard,
- stock,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- usual,
- venerable,
- venerated,
- widespread,
- wonted,
- worshipful
- abiding,
- aboveground,
- age-long,
- aged,
- alive,
- alive and kicking,
- among the living,
- ancient,
- animate,
- animated,
- antique,
- breathing,
- capable of life,
- chronic,
- conscious,
- constant,
- continuing,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- endowed with life,
- enduring,
- enlivened,
- evergreen,
- existent,
- hardy,
- immutable,
- in the flesh,
- inspirited,
- instinct with life,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- lasting,
- lifelong,
- live,
- living,
- long-lasting,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- old,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- quick,
- remaining,
- sempervirent,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- tenacious of life,
- tough,
- unfading,
- very much alive,
- viable,
- vital,
- vivified,
- zoetic
- duration
collapse
- continuance in time; "the ceremony was of short duration"; "he complained about the length of time required"
- the property of enduring or continuing in time
- the period of time during which something continues related words >
- abidingness,
- age,
- antiquity,
- changelessness,
- chronology,
- constancy,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- continuity,
- defeat of time,
- defiance of time,
- diuturnity,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duree,
- endurance,
- firmness,
- fixedness,
- frozenness,
- hardening,
- immobility,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- lastingness,
- long standing,
- long-lastingness,
- long-livedness,
- longevity,
- maintenance,
- perdurability,
- perennation,
- period,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- perpetuity,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- psychological time,
- quiescence,
- rigidity,
- run,
- solidity,
- space,
- space-time,
- span,
- spell,
- stability,
- standing,
- stasis,
- steadfastness,
- survival,
- survivance,
- tense,
- tenure,
- term,
- the future,
- the past,
- the present,
- tide,
- time,
- timebinding,
- torpor,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- while
- uncertain
collapse
- ambiguous (especially in the negative); "she spoke in no uncertain terms"
- not established beyond doubt; still undecided or unknown; "an uncertain future"; "a manuscript of uncertain origin"; "plans are still uncertain"; "changes of great if uncertain consequences"; "without further evidence his story must remain uncertain"
- lacking or indicating lack of confidence or assurance; "uncertain of his convictions"; "unsure of himself and his future"; "moving with uncertain (or unsure) steps"; "an uncertain smile"; "touched the ornaments with uncertain fingers"
- not certain to occur; not inevitable; "everything is uncertain about the army"; "the issue is uncertain"
- not consistent or dependable; "an uncertain recollection of events"; "a gun with a rather uncertain trigger" related words >
- Pyrrhonic,
- adrift,
- afloat,
- agnostic,
- alternating,
- ambiguous,
- ambitendent,
- ambivalent,
- amorphous,
- amphibological,
- amphibolous,
- at a loss,
- at loose ends,
- blear,
- bleared,
- bleary,
- blurred,
- blurry,
- broken,
- capricious,
- careening,
- catchy,
- chancy,
- changeable,
- changeful,
- choppy,
- confused,
- dark,
- desultory,
- deviable,
- deviative,
- dicey,
- dim,
- disconnected,
- discontinuous,
- distrustful,
- dizzy,
- double-minded,
- doubtful,
- doubting,
- dubious,
- eccentric,
- enigmatic,
- equivocal,
- equivocatory,
- erratic,
- faint,
- fast and loose,
- feeble,
- fence-sitting,
- fence-straddling,
- fickle,
- filmy,
- fitful,
- flickering,
- flighty,
- flitting,
- fluctuating,
- foggy,
- freakish,
- from Missouri,
- fuzzy,
- giddy,
- guttering,
- half-seen,
- half-visible,
- halting,
- hazardous,
- hazy,
- herky-jerky,
- hesitant,
- hesitating,
- heteroclite,
- iffy,
- ill-defined,
- immethodical,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- in doubt,
- incalculable,
- inconsistent,
- inconspicuous,
- inconstant,
- indecisive,
- indefinite,
- indemonstrable,
- indistinct,
- indistinguishable,
- infirm,
- infirm of purpose,
- insecure,
- intermittent,
- intermitting,
- ironic,
- irregular,
- irresolute,
- irresolved,
- irresponsible,
- jerky,
- leery,
- low-profile,
- lurching,
- mazy,
- mercurial,
- merely glimpsed,
- mistrustful,
- mistrusting,
- misty,
- moody,
- mugwumpian,
- mugwumpish,
- multivocal,
- mutable,
- mysterious,
- nonuniform,
- obscure,
- of two minds,
- out of focus,
- pale,
- patchy,
- polysemantic,
- polysemous,
- protean,
- questionable,
- questioning,
- rambling,
- restless,
- risky,
- rocky,
- rough,
- roving,
- scatterbrained,
- scrappy,
- scrupulous,
- semivisible,
- shadowy,
- shaky,
- shapeless,
- shifting,
- shifty,
- shuffling,
- shy,
- skeptical,
- snatchy,
- spasmatic,
- spasmic,
- spasmodic,
- spastic,
- speculative,
- spineless,
- sporadic,
- spotty,
- staggering,
- suspecting,
- suspicious,
- tottery,
- touch-and-go,
- treacherous,
- unaccountable,
- unclear,
- unconfirmable,
- uncontrolled,
- unconvinced,
- undecided,
- undefined,
- undependable,
- undetermined,
- undisciplined,
- undivinable,
- unequal,
- uneven,
- unfixed,
- unforeseeable,
- unhealthy,
- unmethodical,
- unmetrical,
- unpersuaded,
- unplain,
- unpredictable,
- unprovable,
- unrecognizable,
- unregular,
- unreliable,
- unresolved,
- unrestrained,
- unrhythmical,
- unsafe,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unstable as water,
- unstaid,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- unsure,
- unsystematic,
- untrusting,
- untrustworthy,
- unverifiable,
- vacillating,
- vagrant,
- vague,
- variable,
- veering,
- vicissitudinary,
- vicissitudinous,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- wanton,
- wary,
- wavering,
- wavery,
- wavy,
- wayward,
- weak,
- whimsical,
- wishy-washy,
- wobbling,
- wobbly
- 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
- fragile
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- vulnerably delicate; "she has the fragile beauty of youth" related words >
- breakable,
- brittle,
- brittle as glass,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- cheap-jack,
- cobwebby,
- corruptible,
- crackable,
- crisp,
- crispy,
- crumbly,
- crushable,
- dainty,
- deciduous,
- decrepit,
- delicate,
- delicately weak,
- dying,
- effeminate,
- ephemeral,
- evanescent,
- fading,
- feeble,
- fickle,
- fissile,
- fleeting,
- flimsy,
- flitting,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fracturable,
- frail,
- frangible,
- friable,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- gimcrack,
- gimcracky,
- gossamery,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- inconstant,
- infirm,
- insubstantial,
- jerry,
- jerry-built,
- lacerable,
- light,
- lightweight,
- momentary,
- mortal,
- mutable,
- namby-pamby,
- nondurable,
- nonpermanent,
- papery,
- passing,
- pasteboardy,
- perishable,
- puny,
- rickety,
- scissile,
- shaky,
- shatterable,
- shattery,
- shivery,
- short,
- short-lived,
- sissified,
- sleazy,
- slight,
- splintery,
- tacky,
- temporal,
- temporary,
- tenuous,
- thin,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unsound,
- unstable,
- unsubstantial,
- volatile,
- vulnerable,
- weak,
- weakly,
- wispy,
- womanish
- Sanforize,
- age,
- air-dry,
- anhydrate,
- attenuate,
- bake,
- blot,
- brush,
- burn,
- cheat the undertaker,
- consume,
- cure,
- decline,
- decrease,
- dehumidify,
- dehydrate,
- desiccate,
- diminish,
- dodder,
- drain,
- droop,
- dry,
- dry up,
- dwindle,
- emacerate,
- emaciate,
- evaporate,
- exsiccate,
- fade,
- fade away,
- fail,
- fire,
- flag,
- get along,
- get on,
- grow old,
- insolate,
- kiln,
- languish,
- macerate,
- mummify,
- mummy,
- parch,
- pine,
- preshrink,
- reduce,
- rub,
- scorch,
- sear,
- shake,
- shrink,
- shrivel,
- sink,
- smoke,
- soak up,
- sponge,
- sun,
- sun-dry,
- swab,
- thin,
- torrefy,
- totter,
- towel,
- turn gray,
- turn white,
- wane,
- waste,
- waste away,
- weazen,
- welter,
- wilt,
- wipe,
- wither,
- wrinkle
- abiding,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- chronic,
- constant,
- continuing,
- conventional,
- customary,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- enduring,
- established,
- evergreen,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- hardy,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- immutable,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- lasting,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- mythological,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- prescriptive,
- received,
- recognized,
- remaining,
- rooted,
- sempervirent,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- time-honored,
- tough,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unfading,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- vital,
- worshipful
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