Related Words:
- beyond remedy,
- cureless,
- gone,
- immedicable,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lost,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- terminal,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable
- faith
collapse - loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person; "keep the faith"; "they broke faith with their investors"
- complete confidence in a person or plan etc; "he cherished the faith of a good woman"; "the doctor-patient relationship is based on trust" related words >
- Weltanschauung,
- abandon,
- acceptation,
- acception,
- acquiescence,
- activity,
- adherence,
- adherents,
- adhesion,
- adoration,
- allegiance,
- apostolic faith,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- arrogance,
- articles of religion,
- aspiration,
- assumption,
- assurance,
- assured faith,
- assuredness,
- attachment,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- belief,
- bona fides,
- bond,
- bonne foi,
- campaign,
- cardinal virtues,
- catechism,
- cause,
- certainty,
- certitude,
- charity,
- cheerful expectation,
- church,
- churchgoing,
- class,
- cocksureness,
- commitment,
- committedness,
- communion,
- compliance,
- confession,
- confidence,
- confidentness,
- conformity,
- connection,
- consecration,
- constancy,
- conviction,
- courage,
- credence,
- credenda,
- credit,
- credo,
- credulity,
- creed,
- crusade,
- cult,
- cultism,
- dedication,
- denomination,
- dependence,
- desire,
- devotedness,
- devotion,
- devoutness,
- disciples,
- doctrinal statement,
- doctrine,
- dogma,
- doomed hope,
- drive,
- duteousness,
- dutifulness,
- duty,
- earnestness,
- expectation,
- fair prospect,
- faithfulness,
- fealty,
- fervency,
- fervent hope,
- fervidness,
- fervor,
- fidelity,
- fire,
- firmness,
- followers,
- formulated belief,
- fortitude,
- good cheer,
- good faith,
- good hope,
- gospel,
- great cause,
- great expectations,
- guarantee,
- heartiness,
- heat,
- heatedness,
- high hopes,
- homage,
- hope,
- hopeful prognosis,
- hopefulness,
- hopes,
- hoping,
- hoping against hope,
- hubris,
- ideology,
- impassionedness,
- intensity,
- intentness,
- interest,
- ism,
- issue,
- justice,
- lifework,
- love,
- love of God,
- loyalty,
- mass movement,
- movement,
- natural virtues,
- oath,
- obedience,
- obediency,
- obligation,
- observance,
- old-time religion,
- order,
- orthodoxy,
- overconfidence,
- oversureness,
- overweening,
- overweeningness,
- parole,
- passion,
- passionateness,
- persuasion,
- pietism,
- piety,
- piousness,
- pledge,
- plight,
- poise,
- political faith,
- political philosophy,
- pomposity,
- positiveness,
- prayerful hope,
- presumption,
- pride,
- primitive faith,
- principle,
- promise,
- prospect,
- prospects,
- prudence,
- reason for being,
- reception,
- reliance,
- reliance on,
- religion,
- religionism,
- religious belief,
- religious faith,
- religiousness,
- resolution,
- reverence,
- sanguine expectation,
- school,
- sect,
- security,
- self-assurance,
- self-confidence,
- self-importance,
- self-reliance,
- seriousness,
- service,
- servility,
- servitium,
- settled belief,
- sincerity,
- solemn declaration,
- spirit,
- staunchness,
- steadfastness,
- stock,
- store,
- subjective certainty,
- submission,
- submissiveness,
- suit and service,
- suit service,
- supernatural virtues,
- sureness,
- surety,
- suspension of disbelief,
- system of belief,
- system of beliefs,
- teaching,
- temperance,
- tenets,
- the faith,
- theism,
- theological virtues,
- theology,
- tie,
- tradition,
- troth,
- true blue,
- true faith,
- trueness,
- trust,
- vehemence,
- veneration,
- vow,
- warmth,
- warranty,
- well-grounded hope,
- willingness,
- word,
- word of honor,
- world view,
- worship,
- worshipfulness,
- zeal
- rehabilitate
collapse
- help to readapt, as to a former state of health or good repute; "The prisoner was successfully rehabilitated"; "After a year in the mental clinic, the patient is now rehabilitated"
- restore to a state of good condition or operation
- reinstall politically; "Deng Xiao Ping was rehabilitated several times throughout his lifetime" related words >
- account for,
- change,
- clear,
- cry sour grapes,
- destigmatize,
- do justice to,
- exculpate,
- explain,
- fix up,
- give back,
- justify,
- place in,
- purge,
- put back,
- rationalize,
- reactivate,
- rebuild,
- reclaim,
- recondition,
- reconstitute,
- reconstruct,
- reconvert,
- recover,
- recruit,
- redecorate,
- redeem,
- reeducate,
- reenact,
- reestablish,
- refill,
- reform,
- refurbish,
- reinstall,
- reinstate,
- reinstitute,
- reinstruct,
- reintegrate,
- reinvest,
- rejuvenate,
- renew,
- renovate,
- reorient,
- repair,
- repatriate,
- replace,
- replenish,
- rescue,
- restitute,
- restore,
- return,
- revest,
- save,
- straighten out,
- transform,
- vindicate,
- warrant
- acknowledge,
- affirm,
- allege,
- announce,
- annunciate,
- argue,
- assert,
- assever,
- asseverate,
- attest,
- avouch,
- avow,
- bear witness,
- certify,
- contend,
- declare,
- defend,
- depone,
- depose,
- disclose,
- enunciate,
- express,
- give evidence,
- have,
- hold,
- insist,
- issue a manifesto,
- justify,
- lay down,
- maintain,
- manifesto,
- nuncupate,
- predicate,
- proclaim,
- profess,
- pronounce,
- protest,
- put,
- put it,
- quote,
- recite,
- relate,
- say,
- set down,
- speak,
- speak out,
- speak up,
- stand for,
- stand on,
- state,
- submit,
- swear,
- testify,
- vouch,
- warrant,
- witness
- absolve,
- acquit,
- administer absolution,
- administer extreme unction,
- amnesty,
- clear,
- confess,
- decontaminate,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense from,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exonerate,
- forgive,
- free,
- give absolution,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant forgiveness,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- hear confession,
- justify,
- let go,
- let off,
- make confession,
- nonpros,
- pardon,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- receive absolution,
- release,
- remit,
- set free,
- spare,
- vindicate,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- abide by,
- account for,
- act up to,
- adhere to,
- attend to,
- banquet,
- be fair,
- be faithful to,
- be just,
- bend over backwards,
- clear,
- comply with,
- conform to,
- cry sour grapes,
- destigmatize,
- do the needful,
- eat heartily,
- eat up,
- exculpate,
- explain,
- feast,
- fill,
- follow,
- fulfill,
- give and take,
- heed,
- hold by,
- justify,
- keep,
- keep faith with,
- lean over backwards,
- live up to,
- make good,
- meet,
- observe,
- polish the platter,
- purge,
- put it away,
- rationalize,
- redress a wrong,
- regale,
- regard,
- rehabilitate,
- reinstate,
- remedy an injustice,
- respect,
- restore,
- satisfy,
- see justice done,
- shoot straight with,
- vindicate,
- warrant
- defeat
collapse
- an unsuccessful ending to a struggle or contest; "it was a narrow defeat"; "the army's only defeat"; "they suffered a convincing licking" related words >
- KO,
- Waterloo,
- answer,
- answer conclusively,
- argue down,
- baffle,
- bafflement,
- balk,
- balking,
- bankruptcy,
- bar,
- bear down,
- bear the palm,
- beat,
- beat all hollow,
- beat down,
- beat hollow,
- beating,
- best,
- betrayed hope,
- bilk,
- blast,
- blasted expectation,
- blighted hope,
- block,
- blow,
- brave,
- bring down,
- buffet,
- cast down,
- challenge,
- check,
- checkmate,
- circumvent,
- cleaning,
- cleanup,
- clobber,
- clobbering,
- comedown,
- confound,
- confounding,
- confront,
- confute,
- conquer,
- conquest,
- contradict,
- contravene,
- controvert,
- cook,
- counter,
- counteract,
- countermand,
- counterwork,
- cross,
- cruel disappointment,
- crush,
- dash,
- dashed hope,
- debacle,
- defeasance,
- defeat expectation,
- defy,
- demolish,
- deny,
- destroy,
- disappoint,
- disappointment,
- discomfit,
- discomfiture,
- disconcert,
- disconcertion,
- discountenance,
- dish,
- disillusion,
- disillusionment,
- dismiss,
- dispose of,
- disrupt,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissatisfy,
- do for,
- do in,
- downcast,
- downthrow,
- drub,
- drubbing,
- dusting,
- elude,
- end,
- failure,
- fallen countenance,
- fiasco,
- finish,
- fix,
- fizzle,
- floor,
- flummox,
- foil,
- foiling,
- forlorn hope,
- frustrate,
- frustration,
- futility,
- hide,
- hinder,
- hope deferred,
- hors de combat,
- ill success,
- impede,
- knock out,
- knock the chocks,
- lambaste,
- lambasting,
- lather,
- let down,
- letdown,
- lick,
- licking,
- losing game,
- mirage,
- miscarriage,
- no go,
- nonaccomplishment,
- nonplus,
- nonsuccess,
- obstruct,
- outclass,
- outdo,
- outfight,
- outgeneral,
- outmaneuver,
- outpoint,
- outrun,
- outsail,
- outshine,
- overcome,
- overpower,
- overthrow,
- overturn,
- overwhelm,
- parry,
- perplex,
- prevail over,
- put,
- put to silence,
- rebuff,
- rebut,
- reduce,
- reduce to silence,
- refute,
- repress,
- repulse,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- rise above,
- rout,
- ruin,
- sabotage,
- scotch,
- scuttle,
- setback,
- settle,
- shellacking,
- shoot down,
- shut up,
- silence,
- sink,
- skin,
- skin alive,
- smash all opposition,
- sore disappointment,
- spike,
- spoil,
- squash,
- squelch,
- stonewall,
- stop,
- stump,
- subdue,
- subjugate,
- subvert,
- successlessness,
- suppress,
- surmount,
- take the cake,
- tantalization,
- tantalize,
- tease,
- terminate,
- thrash,
- thrashing,
- thwart,
- thwarting,
- torpedo,
- trim,
- triumph,
- triumph over,
- trounce,
- trouncing,
- undermine,
- undo,
- undoing,
- unsuccess,
- unsuccessfulness,
- upset,
- uselessness,
- vanquish,
- vanquishment,
- warming,
- whip,
- win,
- worst
- irreparable
collapse
- impossible to repair, rectify, or amend; "irreparable harm"; "an irreparable mistake"; "irreparable damages" related words >
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- cureless,
- gone,
- immedicable,
- impossible,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lost,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- terminal,
- uncorrectable,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable
- probability
collapse
- the quality of being probable; a probable event or the most probable event; "for a while mutiny seemed a probability"; "going by past experience there was a high probability that the visitors were lost"
- a measure of how likely it is that some event will occur; a number expressing the ratio of favorable cases to the whole number of cases possible; "the probability that an unbiased coin will fall with the head up is 0.5" related words >
- a thing for,
- accidentality,
- actuarial calculation,
- actuarial prediction,
- adventitiousness,
- affinity,
- aftertime,
- afteryears,
- anticipation,
- apocalypse,
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- bare possibility,
- bent,
- best bet,
- bias,
- break,
- by-and-by,
- cast,
- casualness,
- certainty,
- chance,
- chances,
- conatus,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- conduciveness,
- confidence,
- contemplation,
- contingency,
- course ahead,
- crystal ball,
- delight,
- destiny,
- determinism,
- diathesis,
- disposition,
- distant future,
- eagerness,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- expectancy,
- expectation,
- fate,
- favorable prospect,
- feeling for,
- flukiness,
- foreboding,
- forecast,
- forecasting,
- foreshowing,
- foresight,
- foretelling,
- fortuitousness,
- fortuity,
- fortune,
- forward look,
- future,
- future tense,
- futurism,
- futurity,
- gamble,
- good chance,
- good fortune,
- good luck,
- good opportunity,
- good possibility,
- guesswork,
- hap,
- happenstance,
- happy chance,
- heedless hap,
- hereafter,
- hope,
- how they fall,
- immediate future,
- immediate prospect,
- imminence,
- improbability,
- inclination,
- indeterminacy,
- indeterminateness,
- law of averages,
- leaning,
- liability,
- liableness,
- likelihood,
- likeliness,
- liking,
- lot,
- luck,
- main chance,
- moira,
- near future,
- obligation,
- odds,
- odds-on,
- odds-on chance,
- off chance,
- offing,
- omen,
- opportunity,
- outlook,
- outside chance,
- outside hope,
- penchant,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- posteriority,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- prediction,
- predilection,
- predisposition,
- prefiguration,
- prefigurement,
- prefiguring,
- prejudice,
- presage,
- presaging,
- presentiment,
- preshowing,
- presignifying,
- presumption,
- principle of indeterminacy,
- problematicness,
- proclivity,
- prognosis,
- prognostication,
- project,
- promise,
- proneness,
- propensity,
- prophecy,
- prophesying,
- prospect,
- prospectus,
- random sample,
- readiness,
- reliance,
- remote possibility,
- risk,
- run of luck,
- sensitivity to,
- serendipity,
- small hope,
- soft spot,
- soothsay,
- speculation,
- sporting chance,
- statistical prediction,
- statistical probability,
- sure bet,
- sure thing,
- susceptibility,
- tendency,
- the attainable,
- the breaks,
- the feasible,
- the future,
- the morrow,
- the possible,
- the sweet by-and-by,
- theory of probability,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- thought,
- time ahead,
- time just ahead,
- time to come,
- tomorrow,
- tropism,
- turn,
- twist,
- unastonishment,
- uncertainty,
- uncertainty principle,
- vaticination,
- virtuality,
- warp,
- weakness,
- well-grounded hope,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be,
- whatever comes,
- willingness
- tease
collapse
- the act of harassing someone playfully or maliciously (especially by ridicule); provoking someone with persistent annoyances; "he ignored their teases"; "his ribbing was gentle but persistent"
- someone given to teasing (as by mocking or stirring curiosity)
- ruffle (one's hair) by combing towards the ends towards the scalp, for a full effect
- harass with persistent criticism or carping; "The children teased the new teacher"; "Don't ride me so hard over my failure"; "His fellow workers razzed him when he wore a jacket and tie"
- mock or make fun of playfully; "the flirting man teased the young woman"
- separate the fibers of; "tease wool"
- disentangle and raise the fibers of; "tease wool"
- raise the nap of (fabrics)
- tear into pieces; "tease tissue for microscopic examinations"
- annoy persistently; "The children teased the boy because of his stammer"
- to arouse hope, desire, or curiosity without satisfying them; "The advertisement is intended to tease the customers"; "She has a way of teasing men with her flirtatious behavior" related words >
- Artful Dodger,
- Casanova,
- Don Juan,
- Machiavel,
- Machiavelli,
- Machiavellian,
- actor,
- aggravate,
- annoy,
- annoyer,
- appeal,
- apply pressure,
- attract,
- badger,
- badgerer,
- baffle,
- bafflement,
- bait,
- balk,
- bamboozler,
- banter,
- be at,
- be attractive,
- beckon,
- bedevil,
- befuddler,
- beguiler,
- beleaguer,
- beset,
- besiege,
- betrayed hope,
- bilk,
- blandish,
- blasted expectation,
- blighted hope,
- blow,
- bother,
- bristle,
- brown off,
- buffet,
- bug,
- bully,
- bullyrag,
- burn up,
- buttonhole,
- cajole,
- cast down,
- chaff,
- charmer,
- chivy,
- coax,
- comedown,
- counterfeiter,
- cross,
- cruel disappointment,
- dash,
- dashed hope,
- deceiver,
- defeat,
- defeat expectation,
- deluder,
- devil,
- disappoint,
- disappointment,
- discomfiture,
- discompose,
- disillusion,
- disillusionment,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissatisfy,
- dissembler,
- dissimulator,
- distemper,
- disturb,
- dodger,
- dog,
- double-dealer,
- drive mad,
- dun,
- duper,
- enchanter,
- engage,
- entrancer,
- exasperate,
- exercise,
- exert pressure,
- failure,
- faker,
- fallen countenance,
- fash,
- fetch,
- fiasco,
- fizzle,
- foil,
- foiling,
- fooler,
- forger,
- forlorn hope,
- frustrate,
- frustration,
- gay deceiver,
- get,
- gnaw,
- goad,
- gripe,
- guy,
- harass,
- harasser,
- harrier,
- harry,
- haze,
- heckle,
- heckler,
- hector,
- hoaxer,
- hope deferred,
- hound,
- hypnotizer,
- importune,
- interest,
- invite,
- irk,
- irritate,
- jape,
- jest,
- jilt,
- jilter,
- jive,
- joke,
- joker,
- jokester,
- jolly,
- josh,
- kid,
- kidder,
- leg-puller,
- let down,
- letdown,
- manipulate,
- mesmerizer,
- miff,
- mirage,
- misleader,
- molest,
- nag,
- nag at,
- needle,
- nettle,
- nudnik,
- nudzh,
- peeve,
- persecute,
- persecutor,
- pest,
- pester,
- pesterer,
- pick on,
- pique,
- plagiarist,
- plagiarizer,
- plague,
- plaguer,
- playactor,
- pluck the beard,
- ply,
- pother,
- practical joker,
- press,
- pressure,
- provoke,
- push,
- put on,
- rag,
- ragger,
- rally,
- razz,
- rib,
- ride,
- rile,
- roast,
- roil,
- role-player,
- ruffle,
- sadist,
- seducer,
- setback,
- sore disappointment,
- spoofer,
- summon,
- tantalization,
- tantalize,
- taunt,
- teaser,
- tempt,
- thwart,
- tickle,
- titillate,
- torment,
- tormentor,
- try the patience,
- tweak the nose,
- twit,
- urge,
- vex,
- wheedle,
- whet the appetite,
- winkle,
- work,
- work on,
- worry
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- cureless,
- gone,
- graceless,
- immedicable,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lost,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- shriftless,
- terminal,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unredeemable,
- unregenerate,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable
- irreclaimable
collapse
- insusceptible of reform; "vicious irreclaimable boys"; "irredeemable sinners" related words >
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- cureless,
- gone,
- graceless,
- immedicable,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lost,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- shriftless,
- terminal,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unredeemable,
- unregenerate,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable
- futility
collapse
- uselessness as a consequence of having no practical result related words >
- absurdity,
- aimlessness,
- bankruptcy,
- big deal,
- blank future,
- bleak outlook,
- bootlessness,
- counterproductiveness,
- counterproductivity,
- dead letter,
- defeat,
- emptiness,
- empty sound,
- failure,
- fatuity,
- fecklessness,
- flimsiness,
- foolishness,
- frivolity,
- frivolousness,
- fruitlessness,
- hollowness,
- hopelessness,
- idleness,
- ill success,
- impoliticalness,
- impoliticness,
- impossibility,
- impotence,
- inadvisability,
- inanity,
- inappropriateness,
- inaptitude,
- incongruity,
- inconvenience,
- inconveniency,
- ineffectiveness,
- ineffectuality,
- ineffectualness,
- inefficaciousness,
- inefficacy,
- ineptitude,
- inexpectation,
- inexpedience,
- inexpediency,
- infelicity,
- inopportuneness,
- insignificance,
- invalidity,
- levity,
- lightness,
- losing game,
- meaninglessness,
- mere noise,
- no go,
- no hope,
- noise,
- nonaccomplishment,
- nonsensicality,
- nonsuccess,
- not a prayer,
- nugacity,
- nullity,
- otiosity,
- phatic communion,
- pointlessness,
- profitlessness,
- purposelessness,
- rat race,
- senselessness,
- shallowness,
- silliness,
- slenderness,
- slightness,
- small hope,
- successlessness,
- superficiality,
- the absurd,
- triflingness,
- triteness,
- triviality,
- trivialness,
- undesirability,
- unfitness,
- unfittingness,
- unfortunateness,
- unhopefulness,
- unmeaningness,
- unmeetness,
- unproductiveness,
- unprofitability,
- unprofitableness,
- unseasonableness,
- unseemliness,
- unsignificancy,
- unsuccess,
- unsuccessfulness,
- unsuitability,
- untimeliness,
- unwiseness,
- uselessness,
- vacuity,
- valuelessness,
- vanity,
- vapidity,
- vicious circle,
- worthlessness,
- wrongness
- irredeemable
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- (of paper money) not convertible into coin at the pleasure of the holder related words >
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- cureless,
- gone,
- graceless,
- immedicable,
- inconvertible,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lost,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- shriftless,
- terminal,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unpayable,
- unredeemable,
- unregenerate,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable
- exempt
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- (of persons) freed from or not subject to an obligation or liability (as e.g. taxes) to which others or other things are subject; "a beauty somehow exempt from the aging process"; "exempt from jury duty"; "only the very poorest citizens should be exempt from income taxes"
- grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to; "She exempted me from the exam" related words >
- absolve,
- acquit,
- amnesty,
- chartered,
- clear,
- decontaminate,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense from,
- dispense with,
- except,
- excepted,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- excused,
- exempt from,
- exempted,
- exonerate,
- favored,
- forgive,
- free,
- give absolution,
- give dispensation from,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- immune,
- irresponsible,
- justify,
- let go,
- let off,
- liberated,
- licensed,
- nonpros,
- pardon,
- permitted,
- privileged,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- release,
- released,
- remise,
- remit,
- save the necessity,
- set free,
- shrive,
- spare,
- spared,
- unaccountable,
- unanswerable,
- unliable,
- unsubject,
- vindicate,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- 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
- desperate
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- a person who is frightened and in need of help; "they prey on the hopes of the desperate"
- showing extreme courage; especially of actions courageously undertaken in desperation as a last resort; "made a last desperate attempt to reach the climber"; "the desperate gallantry of our naval task forces marked the turning point in the Pacific war"- G.C.Marshall; "they took heroic measures to save his life"
- fraught with extreme danger; nearly hopeless; "a desperate illness"; "on all fronts the Allies were in a desperate situation due to lack of materiel"- G.C.Marshall; "a dire emergency"
- showing extreme urgency or intensity especially because of great need or desire; "felt a desperate urge to confess"; "a desperate need for recognition"
- desperately determined; "do-or-die revolutionaries"; "a do-or-die conflict"
- (of persons) dangerously reckless or violent as from urgency or despair; "a desperate criminal"; "taken hostage of desperate men" related words >
- Dionysiac,
- accident-prone,
- aching for,
- acute,
- affording no hope,
- amok,
- apathetic,
- atrocious,
- bacchic,
- baffled,
- balked,
- berserk,
- bleak,
- breakneck,
- careless,
- cheerless,
- climacteric,
- comfortless,
- compelling,
- concentrated,
- corybantic,
- craving,
- critical,
- crucial,
- crying,
- dangerous,
- desirous of,
- despairing,
- despondent,
- desponding,
- devil-may-care,
- dire,
- disconsolate,
- dismal,
- exquisite,
- fierce,
- foiled,
- foolhardy,
- forlorn,
- frantic,
- frenetic,
- frenzied,
- frustrated,
- furious,
- grave,
- great,
- grim,
- hard pressed,
- hard up,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- hazardous,
- headlong,
- heinous,
- hopeless,
- hotheaded,
- hurried,
- impetuous,
- in despair,
- in desperate straits,
- in extremis,
- in extremities,
- like one possessed,
- mad,
- madding,
- maenadic,
- maniac,
- maniacal,
- monstrous,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- panic-stricken,
- perilous,
- pinched,
- precarious,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- precipitous,
- pressing,
- rabid,
- raging,
- ranting,
- rash,
- raving,
- raving mad,
- reckless,
- running wild,
- scandalous,
- serious,
- shocking,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- sorely pressed,
- stark-raving mad,
- straitened,
- tenuous,
- terrible,
- thwarted,
- uncontrollable,
- unhopeful,
- up against it,
- urgent,
- vehement,
- venturesome,
- vicious,
- violent,
- wanton,
- wild,
- without hope,
- wretched
- anticipate,
- approach,
- await,
- be destined,
- be fated,
- be imminent,
- be to be,
- be to come,
- calculate on,
- come,
- come on,
- contemplate,
- count on,
- draw near,
- draw on,
- envisage,
- envision,
- expect,
- foreglimpse,
- foresee,
- forestall,
- foretaste,
- foretell,
- hope,
- lie ahead,
- look ahead,
- look beyond,
- look for,
- look out for,
- look to,
- loom,
- near,
- plan,
- plot,
- predict,
- project,
- prophesy,
- reckon on,
- see ahead,
- see beforehand,
- threaten,
- watch out for
- 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
- acceptation
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- acceptance as true or valid related words >
- acceptance,
- acception,
- acquiescence,
- assurance,
- assuredness,
- belief,
- certainty,
- confidence,
- credence,
- credit,
- credulity,
- dependence,
- faith,
- hope,
- import,
- intendment,
- message,
- purport,
- received meaning,
- reception,
- reliance,
- reliance on,
- sense,
- significance,
- significancy,
- signification,
- stock,
- store,
- sureness,
- surety,
- suspension of disbelief,
- trust,
- understanding,
- usage
- 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
- lodestone
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- a permanent magnet consisting of magnetite that possess polarity and has the power to attract as well as to be attracted magnetically related words >
- ambition,
- artificial magnet,
- bar magnet,
- catch,
- dearest wish,
- desideration,
- desideratum,
- desire,
- electromagnetic lifting magnet,
- field magnet,
- forbidden fruit,
- glimmering goal,
- golden vision,
- hope,
- horseshoe magnet,
- lodestar,
- magnet,
- magnetic needle,
- magnetite,
- paramagnet,
- plum,
- polestar,
- prize,
- solenoid,
- temptation,
- trophy,
- wish
- aspiration
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- a will to succeed
- a manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath related words >
- Aqua-Lung,
- aim,
- allophone,
- alveolar,
- ambition,
- ambitiousness,
- animus,
- apico-alveolar,
- apico-dental,
- articulation,
- artificial respiration,
- assimilation,
- assumption,
- assurance,
- assured faith,
- asthmatic wheeze,
- basis,
- bated breath,
- bilabial,
- bleeding,
- bloodletting,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breathing,
- breathy voice,
- broaching,
- broken wind,
- cacuminal,
- calling,
- cause,
- cerebral,
- check,
- cheerful expectation,
- confidence,
- consideration,
- consonant,
- continuant,
- conviction,
- cough,
- counsel,
- craving,
- cupping,
- dental,
- dependence,
- desideration,
- desideratum,
- design,
- desire,
- determination,
- diphthong,
- direction,
- dissimilation,
- doomed hope,
- drafting,
- drainage,
- draining,
- drawing,
- dream,
- effect,
- emptying,
- epenthetic vowel,
- exhalation,
- expectation,
- expiration,
- explosive,
- exsufflation,
- fair prospect,
- faith,
- fervent hope,
- fixed purpose,
- function,
- gasp,
- glide,
- glottal,
- glottalization,
- goal,
- good cheer,
- good hope,
- great expectations,
- ground,
- guiding light,
- guiding star,
- gulp,
- guttural,
- hack,
- hankering,
- hiccup,
- high goal,
- high hopes,
- hope,
- hopeful prognosis,
- hopefulness,
- hopes,
- hoping,
- hoping against hope,
- idea,
- ideal,
- idealism,
- ideals,
- inhalation,
- inhalator,
- inhalement,
- inspiration,
- insufflation,
- intendment,
- intent,
- intention,
- iron lung,
- labial,
- labialization,
- labiodental,
- labiovelar,
- laryngeal,
- lateral,
- lingual,
- liquid,
- little voice,
- lodestar,
- longing,
- low voice,
- lust,
- mainspring,
- manner of articulation,
- matter,
- meaning,
- milking,
- mind,
- modification,
- monophthong,
- morphophoneme,
- motive,
- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
- mumble,
- mumbling,
- murmur,
- murmuration,
- murmuring,
- mute,
- mutter,
- muttering,
- nasal,
- nisus,
- objective,
- occlusive,
- oxygen mask,
- oxygen tent,
- palatal,
- pant,
- parasitic vowel,
- passion,
- peak,
- pharyngeal,
- pharyngealization,
- phlebotomy,
- phone,
- phoneme,
- pipetting,
- plan,
- plosive,
- plot,
- point,
- prayerful hope,
- presumption,
- pretension,
- principle,
- project,
- promise,
- proposal,
- prospect,
- prospects,
- prospectus,
- prothetic vowel,
- puff,
- pumping,
- purpose,
- reaching high,
- reason,
- reliance,
- resolution,
- resolve,
- respiration,
- retroflex,
- sake,
- sanguine expectation,
- scheme,
- score,
- scuba,
- security,
- segmental phoneme,
- semivowel,
- sigh,
- siphoning,
- sneeze,
- sniff,
- sniffle,
- snore,
- snoring,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- soft voice,
- sonant,
- sonority,
- source,
- speech sound,
- spring,
- stage whisper,
- sternutation,
- stertor,
- still small voice,
- stop,
- striving,
- study,
- suck,
- sucking,
- suction,
- surd,
- suspiration,
- susurration,
- susurrus,
- syllabic nucleus,
- syllabic peak,
- syllable,
- tapping,
- transition sound,
- triphthong,
- trust,
- ulterior motive,
- underbreath,
- undertone,
- upward looking,
- urge,
- velar,
- venesection,
- view,
- vocable,
- vocalic,
- vocation,
- vocoid,
- voice,
- voiced sound,
- voiceless sound,
- voicing,
- vowel,
- well-grounded hope,
- wheeze,
- whisper,
- whispering,
- will,
- wind,
- wish,
- yearning
- vindicate
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- clear of accusation, blame, suspicion, or doubt with supporting proof; "You must vindicate yourself and fight this libel"
- maintain, uphold, or defend; "vindicate the rights of the citizens" related words >
- absolve,
- account for,
- acquit,
- advocate,
- amnesty,
- argue,
- assert,
- bear out,
- claim,
- clear,
- confute,
- contend,
- cry sour grapes,
- decontaminate,
- defend,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense from,
- disprove,
- do justice to,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exonerate,
- explain,
- forgive,
- free,
- give absolution,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- guard,
- justify,
- let go,
- let off,
- nonpros,
- pardon,
- plead for,
- protect,
- prove,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- rationalize,
- redress,
- refute,
- rehabilitate,
- reinstate,
- release,
- remit,
- restore,
- revenge,
- second,
- set free,
- shield,
- shrive,
- spiteful,
- support,
- uphold,
- warrant,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- authenticate
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- establish the authenticity of something related words >
- OK,
- accept,
- accredit,
- affirm,
- amen,
- approve,
- attest,
- authorize,
- autograph,
- avouch,
- back,
- back up,
- bear out,
- bolster,
- buttress,
- certify,
- circumstantiate,
- confirm,
- corroborate,
- cosign,
- countersign,
- demonstrate,
- document,
- endorse,
- fortify,
- give permission,
- give the go-ahead,
- give the imprimatur,
- give thumbs up,
- initial,
- justify,
- notarize,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass upon,
- permit,
- probate,
- prove,
- ratify,
- reinforce,
- rubber stamp,
- sanction,
- say amen to,
- seal,
- second,
- sign,
- sign and seal,
- strengthen,
- subscribe to,
- substantiate,
- support,
- sustain,
- swear and affirm,
- swear to,
- test,
- try,
- undergird,
- undersign,
- underwrite,
- uphold,
- validate,
- verify,
- visa,
- vise,
- vouch for,
- warrant
- absolve
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- let off the hook; "I absolve you from this responsibility"
- grant remission of a sin to; "The priest absolved him and told him to say ten Hail Mary's" related words >
- acquit,
- administer absolution,
- administer extreme unction,
- amnesty,
- cancel,
- clear,
- confess,
- declare a moratorium,
- decontaminate,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense,
- dispense from,
- dispense with,
- except,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exonerate,
- forgive,
- free,
- give absolution,
- give dispensation from,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant forgiveness,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- hear confession,
- justify,
- let go,
- let off,
- make confession,
- nonpros,
- nullify,
- obliterate,
- pardon,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- receive absolution,
- release,
- relieve,
- remise,
- remit,
- save the necessity,
- set free,
- shrive,
- spare,
- vindicate,
- whitewash,
- wipe out,
- withdraw the charge,
- write off
- forgive
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- stop blaming or grant forgiveness; "I forgave him his infidelity"; "She cannot forgive him for forgetting her birthday"
- absolve from payment; "I forgive you your debt" related words >
- abolish,
- absolve,
- acquit,
- allow,
- amnesty,
- cancel,
- clear,
- condone,
- consign to oblivion,
- decontaminate,
- delete,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense from,
- disregard,
- erase,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exonerate,
- forbear,
- forgive and forget,
- free,
- give absolution,
- give quarter,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant forgiveness,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- have mercy upon,
- have pity,
- ignore,
- indulge,
- justify,
- let go,
- let off,
- let up on,
- make allowances for,
- melt,
- nonpros,
- nullify,
- obliterate,
- overlook,
- pardon,
- pass over,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- relax,
- release,
- relent,
- remit,
- reprieve,
- set free,
- shrive,
- spare,
- take pity on,
- thaw,
- vindicate,
- void,
- waive,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- ask for it,
- be hopeful,
- be rash,
- be reckless,
- carp,
- cavil,
- cut up,
- fault-find,
- find fault,
- go too far,
- keep hope alive,
- keep hoping,
- knock on wood,
- never say die,
- nitpick,
- pettifog,
- pick holes,
- pick to pieces,
- pull apart,
- pull to pieces,
- quibble,
- take exception,
- take heart,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces
- buffet
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- a piece of furniture that stands at the side of a dining room; has shelves and drawers
- a meal set out on a buffet at which guests help themselves
- strike, beat repeatedly; "The wind buffeted him"
- strike against forcefully; "Winds buffeted the tent" related words >
- abuse,
- agonize,
- ambo,
- antagonize,
- automat,
- bafflement,
- balk,
- bang,
- bar,
- bash,
- baste,
- bastinado,
- batter,
- battle,
- beanery,
- beat,
- beat against,
- beat up against,
- belabor,
- belt,
- bench,
- betrayed hope,
- birch,
- bistro,
- blasted expectation,
- blighted hope,
- blip,
- blow,
- board,
- box,
- box the ears,
- breast the wave,
- bruise,
- buck,
- buffet the waves,
- bung,
- bung up,
- buvette,
- cafe,
- cafeteria,
- cane,
- canteen,
- cantina,
- chop,
- chophouse,
- chuck wagon,
- close with,
- clout,
- club,
- coffee shop,
- coffeehouse,
- coffeeroom,
- combat,
- comedown,
- compete with,
- contend,
- contend against,
- contest,
- contuse,
- cookhouse,
- cookshack,
- cookshop,
- counter,
- cowhide,
- cruel disappointment,
- cudgel,
- cuff,
- cut,
- dash,
- dashed hope,
- defeat,
- desk,
- diner,
- dining hall,
- dining room,
- disappointment,
- discomfiture,
- disillusionment,
- dissatisfaction,
- do violence to,
- do wrong by,
- do wrong to,
- dog wagon,
- drive-in,
- drive-in restaurant,
- drub,
- eatery,
- eating house,
- escritoire,
- failure,
- fallen countenance,
- fast-food chain,
- fiasco,
- fight,
- fight against,
- fizzle,
- flagellate,
- flail,
- flap,
- flog,
- foiling,
- forlorn hope,
- frustration,
- fustigate,
- give a whipping,
- give the stick,
- grapple with,
- grill,
- grillroom,
- grunt and sweat,
- hamburger stand,
- hammer,
- hash house,
- hashery,
- hassle,
- hope deferred,
- horsewhip,
- hot-dog stand,
- huff and puff,
- ill-treat,
- ill-use,
- injure,
- join battle with,
- kitchen,
- knock,
- knock about,
- knout,
- labor against,
- lace,
- lambaste,
- larrup,
- lash,
- lay on,
- lectern,
- letdown,
- lunch counter,
- lunch wagon,
- luncheonette,
- lunchroom,
- maltreat,
- manhandle,
- maul,
- mess hall,
- militate against,
- mirage,
- mishandle,
- mistreat,
- molest,
- offer resistance,
- outrage,
- paste,
- patter,
- pelt,
- pistol-whip,
- pizzeria,
- poke,
- pommel,
- pound,
- pulverize,
- pummel,
- punch,
- quick-lunch counter,
- rap,
- rawhide,
- reluct,
- reluctate,
- restaurant,
- rival,
- rough,
- rough up,
- sandwich shop,
- savage,
- scourge,
- scuffle,
- secretaire,
- secretary,
- setback,
- slap,
- slap the face,
- sledgehammer,
- smack,
- smite,
- smorgasbord,
- snack bar,
- sock,
- sore disappointment,
- spank,
- stand,
- stem the tide,
- strap,
- strike,
- stripe,
- strive,
- strive against,
- struggle,
- struggle against,
- swinge,
- switch,
- table,
- take on,
- tantalization,
- tavern,
- tearoom,
- tease,
- thrash,
- thresh,
- thump,
- token punishment,
- trattoria,
- trounce,
- truncheon,
- tussle,
- vie with,
- wallop,
- whack,
- whale,
- whip,
- whomp,
- whop,
- workbench,
- wrestle,
- writing table
- assurance
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- freedom from doubt; belief in yourself and your abilities; "his assurance in his superiority did not make him popular"; "after that failure he lost his confidence"; "she spoke with authority"
- a statement intended to inspire confidence; "the President's assurances were not respected"
- a binding commitment to do or give or refrain from something; "an assurance of help when needed"; "signed a pledge never to reveal the secret"
- a British term for some kinds of insurance related words >
- Bible oath,
- absolute certainty,
- absoluteness,
- acceptation,
- acception,
- accident insurance,
- acquiescence,
- actuary,
- agreement,
- aid and comfort,
- annuity,
- aplomb,
- arrogance,
- ascertainment,
- aspiration,
- assumption,
- assured faith,
- assuredness,
- audacity,
- aviation insurance,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- avow,
- bail bond,
- balance,
- belief,
- boldness,
- bond,
- brashness,
- brass,
- brazenness,
- bumptiousness,
- business life insurance,
- casualty insurance,
- certain knowledge,
- certainness,
- certainty,
- certificate of insurance,
- certification,
- certitude,
- check,
- checking,
- cheek,
- cheerful expectation,
- chutzpah,
- clear sailing,
- cockiness,
- cocksureness,
- collation,
- comfort,
- commitment,
- compact,
- composure,
- conceit,
- condolence,
- confidence,
- confidentness,
- confirmation,
- consolation,
- control,
- contumely,
- conviction,
- coolness,
- courage,
- court bond,
- covenant,
- credence,
- credit,
- credit insurance,
- credit life insurance,
- credulity,
- dead certainty,
- deductible,
- definiteness,
- dependence,
- desire,
- determinacy,
- determinateness,
- determination,
- doomed hope,
- easement,
- effrontery,
- emboldening,
- encouragement,
- endowment insurance,
- ensuring,
- equability,
- equanimity,
- equilibrium,
- establishment,
- expectation,
- extrajudicial oath,
- fair prospect,
- faith,
- family maintenance policy,
- fervent hope,
- fidelity bond,
- fidelity insurance,
- flood insurance,
- fraternal insurance,
- gall,
- good cheer,
- good hope,
- government insurance,
- great expectations,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- gumption,
- guts,
- gutsiness,
- hardihood,
- hardiness,
- harmlessness,
- health insurance,
- heartening,
- high hopes,
- hope,
- hopeful prognosis,
- hopefulness,
- hopes,
- hoping,
- hoping against hope,
- hubris,
- immunity,
- impudence,
- indemnity,
- industrial life insurance,
- ineluctability,
- inerrability,
- inerrancy,
- inevitability,
- infallibilism,
- infallibility,
- insolence,
- inspiration,
- inspiriting,
- inspiritment,
- insurance,
- insurance agent,
- insurance broker,
- insurance company,
- insurance man,
- insurance policy,
- interinsurance,
- intrepidity,
- invulnerability,
- ironclad oath,
- judicial oath,
- level head,
- levelheadedness,
- liability insurance,
- license bond,
- limited payment insurance,
- loyalty oath,
- major medical insurance,
- malpractice insurance,
- marine insurance,
- mutual company,
- necessity,
- nerve,
- nonambiguity,
- noncontingency,
- oath,
- oath of allegiance,
- oath of office,
- obtrusiveness,
- ocean marine insurance,
- official oath,
- overconfidence,
- oversureness,
- overweening,
- overweeningness,
- pact,
- parole,
- permit bond,
- pledge,
- plight,
- poise,
- policy,
- pomposity,
- positiveness,
- possession,
- prayerful hope,
- predestination,
- predetermination,
- presence of mind,
- presumption,
- presumptuousness,
- pride,
- probatum,
- procacity,
- promise,
- prospect,
- prospects,
- protection,
- proved fact,
- pushiness,
- reassurance,
- reassurement,
- reception,
- reliance,
- reliance on,
- relief,
- resolve,
- restraint,
- risklessness,
- robbery insurance,
- safeguard,
- safeness,
- safety,
- sangfroid,
- sanguine expectation,
- security,
- self-assurance,
- self-command,
- self-conceit,
- self-confidence,
- self-control,
- self-importance,
- self-possession,
- self-reliance,
- self-restraint,
- settled belief,
- shred of comfort,
- social security,
- solace,
- solacement,
- solemn declaration,
- solemn oath,
- steadiness,
- stock,
- stock company,
- stocks and bonds,
- store,
- subjective certainty,
- substantiation,
- support,
- sureness,
- surety,
- suspension of disbelief,
- sympathy,
- term insurance,
- test oath,
- theft insurance,
- tie,
- troth,
- trust,
- truth,
- unambiguity,
- understanding,
- underwriter,
- unequivocalness,
- univocity,
- unmistakableness,
- uppishness,
- uppityness,
- validation,
- vanity,
- verification,
- vow,
- warrant,
- warranty,
- well-grounded hope,
- well-regulated mind,
- word,
- word of honor
- bleak
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- unpleasantly cold and damp; "bleak winds of the North Atlantic" related words >
- Siberian,
- affecting,
- afflictive,
- affording no hope,
- algid,
- apathetic,
- arctic,
- austere,
- bare,
- barren,
- below zero,
- biting,
- bitter,
- bitterly cold,
- black,
- blown,
- boreal,
- brisk,
- brumal,
- cheerless,
- chilly,
- cold,
- cold as charity,
- cold as death,
- cold as ice,
- cold as marble,
- comfortless,
- crisp,
- cutting,
- dark,
- deplorable,
- depressing,
- depressive,
- desolate,
- despairing,
- desperate,
- despondent,
- discomforting,
- disconsolate,
- disheartening,
- dismal,
- dismaying,
- distressful,
- distressing,
- dolorific,
- dolorogenic,
- dolorous,
- dour,
- drear,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- exposed,
- forlorn,
- freezing,
- freezing cold,
- frigid,
- funebrial,
- funereal,
- gelid,
- glacial,
- gloomy,
- grave,
- gray,
- grievous,
- grim,
- hard,
- harsh,
- hibernal,
- hiemal,
- hopeless,
- hyperborean,
- ice-cold,
- ice-encrusted,
- icelike,
- icy,
- in despair,
- inclement,
- joyless,
- keen,
- lamentable,
- melancholy,
- mournful,
- moving,
- nipping,
- nippy,
- numbing,
- oppressive,
- painful,
- pathetic,
- penetrating,
- piercing,
- pinching,
- piteous,
- pitiable,
- poignant,
- raw,
- regrettable,
- rigorous,
- rueful,
- sad,
- saddening,
- saturnine,
- severe,
- sharp,
- sleety,
- slushy,
- snappy,
- solemn,
- somber,
- sombrous,
- sore,
- sorrowful,
- stone-cold,
- stringent,
- subzero,
- supercooled,
- touching,
- triste,
- uncomfortable,
- unhappy,
- unhopeful,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- weary,
- windblown,
- windswept,
- winterbound,
- winterlike,
- wintery,
- wintry,
- without hope,
- woebegone,
- woeful,
- wretched
- 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
- give way
collapse
- end resistance, as under pressure or force; "The door yielded to repeated blows with a battering ram" related words >
- abandon hope,
- accommodate,
- adjust,
- aye,
- back down,
- beat down,
- become suicidal,
- bend,
- break,
- break off combat,
- break open,
- break up,
- burst,
- carry away,
- catch a crab,
- cave,
- cave in,
- cease resistance,
- cheapen,
- collapse,
- come apart,
- come off,
- come undone,
- come unstuck,
- compose,
- compound,
- compromise,
- conk out,
- cop out,
- crack,
- crack up,
- crumble,
- cut,
- cut a crab,
- cut prices,
- decline,
- deflate,
- depreciate,
- despair,
- despair of,
- despond,
- devaluate,
- disintegrate,
- dive,
- droop,
- drop,
- duck responsibility,
- evade responsibility,
- fade,
- fail,
- faint,
- fall,
- fall in price,
- fall off,
- fall to pieces,
- falter,
- feather,
- feather an oar,
- fissure,
- fizzle out,
- flag,
- flop,
- flop down,
- flump,
- flump down,
- fly apart,
- founder,
- fracture,
- get loose,
- give,
- give and take,
- give away,
- give ground,
- give in,
- give out,
- give up,
- give up hope,
- go down,
- go downhill,
- go fifty-fifty,
- go soft,
- go to pieces,
- hit rock bottom,
- hit the skids,
- jew down,
- languish,
- lapse,
- lose heart,
- lose hope,
- lower,
- make a deal,
- make an adjustment,
- make concessions,
- mark down,
- meet halfway,
- nose-dive,
- pace,
- paddle,
- pare,
- peel off,
- peg out,
- peter out,
- pine,
- play politics,
- plop,
- plop down,
- plumb the depths,
- plummet,
- plump,
- plunge,
- ply the oar,
- poop out,
- pull,
- punt,
- quit the field,
- reach a compromise,
- reach the depths,
- reduce,
- relax,
- relent,
- row,
- row away,
- row dry,
- rupture,
- sag,
- scull,
- set,
- settle,
- settle down,
- shave,
- ship oars,
- shoot,
- sink,
- sink down,
- sink into despair,
- sky an oar,
- slash,
- slouch,
- slump,
- slump down,
- snap,
- split,
- split the difference,
- spring a leak,
- spring apart,
- start,
- strike a balance,
- strike a bargain,
- submerge,
- submit,
- subside,
- surrender,
- swag,
- take the mean,
- touch bottom,
- trim,
- unbend,
- unravel,
- weaken,
- wear away,
- wear thin,
- wilt,
- yield,
- yield to despair
- verify
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- confirm the truth of; "Please verify that the doors are closed"; "verify a claim"
- attach or append a legal verification to (a pleading or petition) related words >
- affirm,
- assay,
- attest,
- audit,
- authenticate,
- back,
- back up,
- balance,
- balance the books,
- bear out,
- bolster,
- bring to test,
- buttress,
- certify,
- check,
- check and doublecheck,
- check out,
- check over,
- circumstantiate,
- clench,
- clinch,
- collate,
- confirm,
- corroborate,
- cross-check,
- cut and try,
- demonstrate,
- document,
- double-check,
- essay,
- establish,
- experiment,
- fortify,
- give a try,
- give a tryout,
- guarantee,
- have a go,
- inventory,
- justify,
- overhaul,
- painstakingly match,
- play around with,
- practice upon,
- probate,
- prove,
- put to trial,
- ratify,
- recheck,
- reinforce,
- research,
- road-test,
- run a sample,
- sample,
- scrutinize comparatively,
- settle,
- shake down,
- show,
- strengthen,
- substantiate,
- support,
- sustain,
- take stock,
- taste,
- test,
- triple-check,
- try,
- try it on,
- try out,
- undergird,
- uphold,
- validate,
- vouch for,
- warrant
- hopeless
collapse
- (informal to emphasize how bad it is) beyond hope of management or reform; "she handed me a hopeless jumble of papers"; "he is a hopeless romantic"
- without hope because there seems to be no possibility of comfort or success; "in an agony of hopeless grief"; "with a hopeless sigh he sat down"
- certain to fail; "the situation is hopeless"
- of a person unable to do something skillfully; "I'm hopeless at mathematics" related words >
- Laodicean,
- Olympian,
- Pollyanna,
- absurd,
- affording no hope,
- aloof,
- apathetic,
- bad,
- barred,
- benumbed,
- blah,
- blase,
- bleak,
- bootless,
- cheerless,
- closed-out,
- comatose,
- comfortless,
- contrary to reason,
- cureless,
- deadly,
- deficient,
- dejected,
- depressed,
- desensitized,
- despaired of,
- despairing,
- desperate,
- despondent,
- desponding,
- detached,
- disconsolate,
- discouraged,
- disinterested,
- dismal,
- done for,
- downcast,
- dull,
- dying,
- excluded,
- expiring,
- facing death,
- fatal,
- forlorn,
- funereal,
- futile,
- given up,
- gloomy,
- glum,
- going,
- gone,
- grim,
- heartless,
- hebetudinous,
- hoper,
- immedicable,
- impossible,
- impracticable,
- in a stupor,
- in articulo mortis,
- in despair,
- in extremis,
- inadequate,
- incapable of life,
- incompetent,
- inconceivable,
- inconsolable,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- indifferent,
- inept,
- inferior,
- insoluble,
- insouciant,
- irredeemable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- languid,
- lethal,
- lethargic,
- listless,
- logically impossible,
- lost,
- low,
- lugubrious,
- melancholy,
- miserable,
- moribund,
- morose,
- near death,
- nonchalant,
- nonviable,
- not possible,
- numb,
- numbed,
- oxymoronic,
- paradoxical,
- passive,
- phlegmatic,
- pluckless,
- pointless,
- poor,
- preposterous,
- prohibited,
- resigned,
- ridiculous,
- ruled-out,
- sad,
- self-contradictory,
- sinking,
- slack,
- slipping,
- slipping away,
- sluggish,
- soporific,
- sorrowful,
- spiritless,
- spunkless,
- stoic,
- stupefied,
- supine,
- terminal,
- torpid,
- unavailing,
- uncaring,
- unconcerned,
- uncorrectable,
- unfit,
- unhappy,
- unhopeful,
- unimaginable,
- uninterested,
- unqualified,
- unthinkable,
- unworkable,
- useless,
- vain,
- withdrawn,
- without hope,
- woebegone,
- worthless,
- wretched
- anticipate,
- bear in mind,
- brood over,
- cherish,
- consider,
- contemplate,
- dread,
- dwell on,
- dwell upon,
- entertain thoughts of,
- envisage,
- envision,
- expect,
- face,
- fan the embers,
- foresee,
- harbor an idea,
- have in view,
- have thoughts about,
- hold an idea,
- hold in mind,
- hold the thought,
- hope,
- intend,
- keep,
- keep in memory,
- keep in mind,
- keep in view,
- meditate,
- presume,
- retain,
- take for granted,
- think,
- think of,
- treasure
- assumption
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- the act of taking possession of or power over something; "his assumption of office coincided with the trouble in Cuba"; "the Nazi assumption of power in 1934"; "he acquired all the company's assets for ten million dollars and the assumption of the company's debts"
- the act of assuming or taking for granted; "your assumption that I would agree was unwarranted"
- a hypothesis that is taken for granted; "any society is built upon certain assumptions"
- (Christianity) the taking up of the body and soul of the Virgin Mary when her earthly life had ended
- celebration in the Roman Catholic Church of the Virgin Mary's being taken up into heaven when her earthly life ended; corresponds to the Dormition in the Eastern Orthodox church related words >
- a priori principle,
- about-face,
- acceptance,
- accession,
- acquisition,
- admission,
- admittance,
- adoption,
- affirmation,
- alchemy,
- allegory,
- allusion,
- anointing,
- anointment,
- apotheosis,
- appointment,
- appropriation,
- apriorism,
- arcane meaning,
- arrogation,
- ascension,
- ascent,
- aspiration,
- assertion,
- assignment,
- assimilation,
- assumed position,
- assumption,
- assurance,
- assured faith,
- attitude,
- authorization,
- axiom,
- basis,
- beatification,
- becoming,
- borrowed plumes,
- canonization,
- categorical proposition,
- change,
- change-over,
- cheerful expectation,
- climate of opinion,
- colonization,
- coloration,
- common belief,
- community sentiment,
- conceit,
- concept,
- conception,
- conclusion,
- confidence,
- conjecture,
- connotation,
- conquest,
- consecration,
- consensus gentium,
- consideration,
- conversion,
- conviction,
- copying,
- coronation,
- data,
- deification,
- delegation,
- dependence,
- deputation,
- derivation,
- deriving,
- desire,
- doomed hope,
- election,
- elevation,
- empowerment,
- encroachment,
- enshrinement,
- enslavement,
- entailment,
- erection,
- escalation,
- estimate,
- estimation,
- ethos,
- exaltation,
- expectation,
- eye,
- fair prospect,
- faith,
- familiarity,
- feeling,
- fervent hope,
- first principles,
- flip-flop,
- foundation,
- fundamental,
- gathering,
- general belief,
- getting,
- good cheer,
- good hope,
- great expectations,
- ground,
- growth,
- guess,
- guesswork,
- height,
- high hopes,
- hint,
- hope,
- hopeful prognosis,
- hopefulness,
- hopes,
- hoping,
- hoping against hope,
- hubris,
- hypothesis,
- hypothesis ad hoc,
- idea,
- imitation,
- implication,
- implied meaning,
- import,
- imposition,
- impression,
- indent,
- inference,
- infringement,
- innuendo,
- insolence,
- intimation,
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- ironic suggestion,
- judgment,
- lapse,
- law,
- lawlessness,
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- lemma,
- liberties,
- liberty abused,
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- licentiousness,
- lifting,
- lights,
- major premise,
- meaning,
- metaphorical sense,
- mind,
- minor premise,
- mocking,
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- nuance,
- observation,
- occult meaning,
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- personal judgment,
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- pirating,
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- plagiary,
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- position,
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- preemption,
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- principle,
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- reconversion,
- reduction,
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- resolution,
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- seizure,
- sentiment,
- set of postulates,
- shift,
- sight,
- simulation,
- stance,
- statement,
- subjugation,
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- subsidiary sense,
- subsumption,
- succession,
- suggestion,
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- supposing,
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- surmise,
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- switch,
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- symbolism,
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- taking,
- taking over,
- the Ascension,
- the Assumption,
- theorem,
- theory,
- thesis,
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- thought,
- tinge,
- touch,
- transformation,
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- trespass,
- trespassing,
- trust,
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- turning into,
- undercurrent,
- undermeaning,
- undertone,
- undue liberty,
- upbuoying,
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- uplift,
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- upping,
- uprearing,
- upthrow,
- upthrust,
- usurpation,
- view,
- volte-face,
- way of thinking,
- well-grounded hope,
- working hypothesis
- irremediable
collapse
- impossible to remedy or correct or redress; "an irremediable error"; "irremediable defects of character" related words >
- ausgespielt,
- bankrupt,
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- blasted,
- blighted,
- broken,
- cureless,
- desolated,
- destroyed,
- devastated,
- done for,
- done in,
- down-and-out,
- fallen,
- finished,
- gone,
- gone to pot,
- immedicable,
- impossible,
- in ruins,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- kaput,
- lost,
- overthrown,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- ravaged,
- remediless,
- ruined,
- ruinous,
- spoiled,
- terminal,
- uncorrectable,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable,
- wasted,
- wrecked
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