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- 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
- aeons ago,
- after,
- after all,
- after that,
- afterwards,
- ages ago,
- ago,
- as,
- as long as,
- as things go,
- back,
- back when,
- backward,
- because,
- behind,
- being,
- being as how,
- below,
- cause,
- considering,
- ever since,
- ex post facto,
- following,
- for,
- forasmuch as,
- from away back,
- from time immemorial,
- gone by,
- in that,
- in the aftermath,
- in the sequel,
- inasmuch as,
- insofar as,
- insomuch as,
- into the past,
- later,
- long since,
- next,
- parce que,
- reminiscently,
- retroactively,
- retrospectively,
- seeing,
- seeing as how,
- seeing that,
- since long ago,
- since time began,
- subsequent to,
- subsequently,
- then,
- thereafter,
- thereon,
- thereupon,
- therewith,
- until now,
- whereas
- boring
collapse - the act of drilling a hole in the earth in the hope of producing petroleum
- so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness; "a boring evening with uninteresting people"; "the deadening effect of some routine tasks"; "a dull play"; "his competent but dull performance"; "a ho-hum speaker who couldn't capture their attention"; "what an irksome task the writing of long letters is"- Edmund Burke; "tedious days on the train"; "the tiresome chirping of a cricket"- Mark Twain; "other people's dreams are dreadfully wearisome" related words >
- acupunctuation,
- acupuncture,
- arid,
- bore,
- boresome,
- broach,
- dead,
- drab,
- dreary,
- drill hole,
- drudging,
- dry,
- dull,
- empiercement,
- exhausting,
- fatiguing,
- fixing,
- flat,
- goring,
- gray,
- humdrum,
- impalement,
- irksome,
- lancing,
- long-drawn-out,
- monotonous,
- penetration,
- perforation,
- piercing,
- pricking,
- prolix,
- punching,
- puncture,
- puncturing,
- repetitious,
- repetitive,
- same,
- samely,
- skewering,
- soporific,
- stale,
- stupefyingly boring,
- stuporific,
- tedious,
- terebration,
- tired,
- tiresome,
- tiring,
- transfixation,
- transfixion,
- transforation,
- trepanning,
- trephining,
- unending,
- unexciting,
- uninteresting,
- unrelieved,
- weariful,
- wearing,
- wearisome,
- wearying,
- wordy,
- yawny
- taut
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- pulled or drawn tight; "taut sails"; "a tight drumhead"; "a tight rope"
- subjected to great tension; stretched tight; "the skin of his face looked drawn and tight"; "her nerves were taut as the strings of a bow" related words >
- all ataunto,
- anxious,
- apprehensive,
- ataunt,
- bungup and bilge-free,
- close,
- dragged out,
- drawn,
- drawn out,
- elongated,
- extended,
- firm,
- in suspense,
- in trim,
- keyed-up,
- lengthened,
- neat,
- on edge,
- on tenterhooks,
- on tiptoe,
- orderly,
- pokerlike,
- prolongated,
- prolonged,
- protracted,
- pulled,
- quivering,
- ramrodlike,
- renitent,
- rigid,
- rodlike,
- shipshape,
- smart,
- spruce,
- spun out,
- starched,
- starchy,
- stiff,
- stiff as buckram,
- straggling,
- strained,
- stretched,
- stretched out,
- stretched tight,
- strung out,
- tense,
- tidy,
- tight,
- trig,
- trim,
- under a strain,
- unrelaxed,
- uptight,
- virgate,
- with bated breath,
- with muscles tense
- eon
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- (Gnosticism) a divine power or nature emanating from the Supreme Being and playing various roles in the operation of the universe
- an immeasurably long period of time; "oh, that happened eons ago"
- the longest division of geological time related words >
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- conventional,
- customary,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- prescriptive,
- received,
- recognized,
- rooted,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- worshipful
- drawn
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- having the curtains or draperies closed or pulled shut; "the drawn draperies kept direct sunlight from fading the rug"
- used of vehicles pulled forward (often used in combination); "horse-drawn vehicles" related words >
- alike,
- at par,
- au pair,
- careworn,
- commensurate,
- dragged out,
- drawn out,
- elongated,
- equal,
- equalized,
- even,
- even stephen,
- exhausted,
- extended,
- fatigued,
- fifty-fifty,
- haggard,
- half-and-half,
- hollow-eyed,
- knotted,
- lengthened,
- level,
- like,
- nip and tuck,
- on a footing,
- on a level,
- on a par,
- on even ground,
- par,
- pinched,
- prolongated,
- prolonged,
- proportionate,
- protracted,
- pulled,
- quits,
- ravaged,
- spun out,
- square,
- stalemated,
- straggling,
- strained,
- stretched,
- stretched out,
- strung out,
- taut,
- tense,
- tied,
- tight,
- tired,
- tired-eyed,
- tired-faced,
- tired-looking,
- wan,
- weary-looking,
- worn,
- worn out
- sesquipedalian
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- a very long word (a foot and a half long)
- given to the overuse of long words; "sesquipedalian orators"; "this sesquipedalian way of saying one has no money" related words >
- Latinate,
- a mile long,
- awkward,
- bombastic,
- cramped,
- cumbrous,
- elephantine,
- extensive,
- far-flung,
- far-reaching,
- fargoing,
- forced,
- formal,
- grandiloquence,
- guinde,
- halting,
- hard word,
- heavy,
- inkhorn,
- interminable,
- jawbreaker,
- jawbreaking,
- labored,
- leaden,
- lengthy,
- lexiphanicism,
- long,
- long word,
- longish,
- longsome,
- lumbering,
- no end of,
- polysyllabic,
- polysyllable,
- pompous,
- ponderous,
- sesquipedal,
- stiff,
- stilted,
- tall,
- turgid,
- unwieldy,
- without end
- presently
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- at this time or period; now; "he is presently our ambassador to the United Nations"; "currently they live in Connecticut" related words >
- 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
- abiding,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- as a bonus,
- changeless,
- chronic,
- commorant,
- constant,
- continuing,
- continuous,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- dwelling,
- enduring,
- evergreen,
- extant,
- extra,
- firm,
- fixed,
- for lagniappe,
- frozen,
- hardy,
- immobile,
- immutable,
- in residence,
- indefatigable,
- intact,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- inviolate,
- lasting,
- left,
- leftover,
- living,
- living in,
- lodging,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- net,
- odd,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- outstanding,
- over,
- over and above,
- overplus,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- quiescent,
- remanent,
- resident,
- residentiary,
- residing,
- residual,
- rigid,
- sempervirent,
- solid,
- spare,
- stable,
- static,
- stationary,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- sticking,
- superfluous,
- supernumerary,
- surplus,
- surviving,
- sustained,
- to spare,
- torpid,
- tough,
- unaltered,
- unceasing,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- unchecked,
- unconsumed,
- undestroyed,
- undying,
- uneaten,
- unfading,
- unfailing,
- unremitting,
- unshifting,
- unused,
- unvaried,
- unvarying,
- vital
- 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
- windy
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- resembling the wind in speed,force, or variability; "a windy dash home" related words >
- adulterated,
- aeolian,
- air-built,
- airish,
- airy,
- all jaw,
- asinine,
- attenuate,
- attenuated,
- big,
- blasty,
- bloated,
- blown up,
- blowy,
- blustering,
- blusterous,
- blustery,
- bombastic,
- boreal,
- breezy,
- brisk,
- candid,
- catchpenny,
- chatty,
- chimerical,
- cloud-built,
- communicative,
- conversational,
- cut,
- de longue haleine,
- diffuse,
- dilated,
- dilute,
- diluted,
- distended,
- drafty,
- dreamlike,
- dropsical,
- edematous,
- effusive,
- empty,
- enchymatous,
- endless,
- ethereal,
- expansive,
- extended,
- extravagant,
- fanciful,
- fat,
- fatuitous,
- fatuous,
- favonian,
- filled out,
- fine,
- flatulent,
- flawy,
- flimsy,
- flip,
- fluent,
- foolish,
- frank,
- fresh,
- fribble,
- fribbling,
- frivolous,
- frothy,
- fustian,
- futile,
- gabby,
- garrulous,
- gaseous,
- gassy,
- glib,
- gossamery,
- gossipy,
- gregarious,
- gushy,
- gusty,
- high-flown,
- high-swelling,
- highfalutin,
- highfaluting,
- idle,
- illusory,
- imaginary,
- inane,
- incrassate,
- inflated,
- insubstantial,
- lengthy,
- light,
- long,
- long-drawn-out,
- long-spun,
- long-winded,
- longiloquent,
- loquacious,
- mouthy,
- multiloquent,
- multiloquious,
- newsy,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- otiose,
- overblown,
- overtalkative,
- padded,
- phantomlike,
- plethoric,
- pretentious,
- prolix,
- protracted,
- puffed up,
- puffy,
- pursy,
- rare,
- rarefied,
- redundant,
- shadowy,
- shallow,
- silly,
- slender,
- slight,
- smooth,
- sociable,
- spirituous,
- spun-out,
- squally,
- subtile,
- subtle,
- superficial,
- swelled,
- swollen,
- talkative,
- talky,
- tall,
- tenuous,
- thin,
- thinned,
- thinned-out,
- trifling,
- trite,
- trivial,
- tumescent,
- tumid,
- turgescent,
- turgid,
- uncompact,
- uncompressed,
- unreal,
- unrelenting,
- unsubstantial,
- vacuous,
- vain,
- vapid,
- vaporous,
- ventose,
- verbose,
- voluble,
- watered,
- watered-down,
- wordy
- aged
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- people who are old collectively; "special arrangements were available for the aged"
- (used of tobacco) aging as a preservative process (`aged' is pronounced as one syllable)
- of wines, fruit, cheeses; having reached a desired or final condition; (`aged' pronounced as one syllable); "mature well-aged cheeses"
- advanced in years; (`aged' is pronounced as two syllables); "aged members of the society"; "elderly residents could remember the construction of the first skyscraper"; "senior citizen"
- at an advanced stage of erosion (pronounced as one syllable); "aged rocks" related words >
- abiding,
- advanced,
- advanced in life,
- advanced in years,
- age-long,
- age-old,
- along in years,
- ancient,
- antediluvian,
- antique,
- chronic,
- constant,
- continuing,
- developed,
- diuturnal,
- doddering,
- durable,
- elderly,
- enduring,
- evergreen,
- full-blown,
- full-fledged,
- full-grown,
- fully developed,
- getting on,
- gray,
- gray with age,
- gray-haired,
- gray-headed,
- grey,
- grown old,
- hardy,
- hoar,
- hoary,
- immutable,
- in full bloom,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- lasting,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- mature,
- matured,
- mellow,
- mellowed,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- old,
- old as Methuselah,
- olden,
- patriarchal,
- pensioned off,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- remaining,
- retired,
- ripe,
- ripened,
- seasoned,
- sempervirent,
- senectuous,
- senescent,
- senile,
- senior,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- superannuated,
- tempered,
- timeworn,
- tottery,
- tough,
- unfading,
- venerable,
- vital,
- white,
- white with age,
- white-bearded,
- white-crowned,
- white-haired,
- wrinkled,
- wrinkly,
- years old
- durable
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- existing for a long time; "hopes for a durable peace"; "a long-lasting friendship"
- very long lasting; "less durable rocks were gradually worn away to form valleys"; "the perdurable granite of the ancient Appalachian spine of the continent"
- serviceable for a long time; "durable denim jeans" related words >
- abiding,
- adamantine,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- bulky,
- cartilaginous,
- changeless,
- chewy,
- chronic,
- cohesive,
- constant,
- continuing,
- coriaceous,
- dense,
- dependable,
- diuturnal,
- enduring,
- evergreen,
- fast,
- fibrous,
- firm,
- fixed,
- frozen,
- gristly,
- hard,
- hardy,
- heavy,
- immobile,
- immutable,
- indestructible,
- intact,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- inviolate,
- lasting,
- leatherlike,
- leathery,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- massive,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- quiescent,
- reliable,
- remaining,
- resistant,
- rigid,
- ropy,
- rugged,
- sempervirent,
- sinewy,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- static,
- stationary,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- stiff,
- stout,
- stringy,
- strong,
- stubborn,
- sturdy,
- substantial,
- sustained,
- tenacious,
- torpid,
- tough,
- tough as leather,
- unaltered,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- unchecked,
- undestroyed,
- unfading,
- unfailing,
- unshifting,
- untiring,
- unvaried,
- unvarying,
- unyielding,
- vigorous,
- viscid,
- vital,
- well-built,
- well-constructed,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- well-made,
- wiry
- far
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- at a great distance in time or space or degree; "we come from a far country"; "far corners of the earth"; "the far future"; "a far journey"; "the far side of the road"; "far from the truth"; "far in the future"
- being of a considerable distance or length; "a far trek"
- beyond a norm in opinion or actions; "the far right"
- being the animal or vehicle on the right or being on the right side of an animal or vehicle; "the horse on the right is the far horse"; "the right side is the far side of the horse"
- at or to or from a great distance in space; "he traveled far"; "strayed far from home"; "sat far away from each other"
- remote in time; "if we could see far into the future"; "all that happened far in the past"
- to a considerable degree; very much; "a far far better thing that I do"; "felt far worse than yesterday"; "eyes far too close together"
- at or to a certain point or degree; "I can only go so far before I have to give up"; "how far can we get with this kind of argument?"
- to an advanced stage or point; "a young man who will go very far" related words >
- abase,
- afar,
- afar off,
- apart,
- asunder,
- at a distance,
- away,
- by far,
- considerably,
- distal,
- distant,
- exotic,
- far and away,
- far and wide,
- far away,
- far off,
- far-flung,
- far-off,
- faraway,
- long-distance,
- long-range,
- out and away,
- out of sight,
- outlying,
- quite,
- rather,
- remote,
- removed,
- separated,
- significantly,
- somewhat
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- allegoric,
- conventional,
- customary,
- established,
- fabulous,
- fictional,
- fictitious,
- fictive,
- figmental,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- make-believe,
- mythic,
- mythicized,
- mythified,
- mythopoeic,
- mythopoetic,
- nonactual,
- nonfactual,
- nonrealistic,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- parabolic,
- prescriptive,
- received,
- recognized,
- romantic,
- romanticized,
- rooted,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- worshipful
- by and by
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- at some eventual time in the future; "By and by he'll understand"; "I'll see you later" related words >
- after a time,
- after a while,
- afterward,
- afterwards,
- anon,
- before long,
- behind,
- betimes,
- by destiny,
- directly,
- ere long,
- fatally,
- hopefully,
- imminently,
- in a moment,
- in a while,
- in aftertime,
- in due course,
- in due time,
- in the future,
- infra,
- later,
- latterly,
- next,
- predictably,
- presently,
- probably,
- proximo,
- shortly,
- soon,
- subsequently,
- tomorrow
- long distance
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- a telephone call made outside the local calling area; "I talked to her by long distance" related words >
- DDD,
- PBX operator,
- apart,
- asunder,
- at a distance,
- away,
- busy signal,
- buzz,
- call,
- central,
- dial tone,
- direct distance dialing,
- distal,
- distant,
- exotic,
- far,
- far off,
- faraway,
- local call,
- long-distance call,
- long-range,
- mobile call,
- operator,
- person-to-person call,
- phone call,
- remote,
- removed,
- ring,
- separated,
- station-to-station call,
- switchboard operator,
- telephone call,
- telephone operator,
- telephonist,
- toll call
- interminably
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- all the time; seemingly without stopping; "a theological student with whom I argued interminably"; "her nagging went on endlessly" related words >
- ad infinitum,
- again and again,
- and night,
- at a stretch,
- boundlessly,
- ceaselessly,
- connectedly,
- constantly,
- continually,
- continuously,
- cumulatively,
- cyclically,
- day after day,
- endlessly,
- enduringly,
- eternally,
- everlastingly,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- forever,
- hour after hour,
- illimitably,
- immeasurably,
- immensely,
- in perpetuity,
- incalculably,
- incessantly,
- incomprehensibly,
- indestructibly,
- infinitely,
- innumerably,
- limitlessly,
- long,
- long ago,
- long since,
- measurelessly,
- monotonously,
- month after month,
- morning,
- never-endingly,
- noon,
- on a stretch,
- on and on,
- on end,
- perdurably,
- perennially,
- permanently,
- perpetually,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- repetitively,
- round the clock,
- since time began,
- steadily,
- the livelong day,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- time without end,
- to infinity,
- together,
- unbrokenly,
- unceasingly,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- unintermittently,
- uninterruptedly,
- unrelievedly,
- without a break,
- without cease,
- without end,
- without limit,
- without stopping,
- world without end,
- year after year
- alliterating,
- alliterative,
- arid,
- assonant,
- automatic,
- banal,
- barren,
- belabored,
- betwixt and between,
- blah,
- blank,
- bloodless,
- boresome,
- boring,
- broken-record,
- bromidic,
- changeless,
- chanting,
- characterless,
- chiming,
- cliche-ridden,
- cold,
- colorless,
- dead,
- dingdong,
- dismal,
- drab,
- dragging,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- drudging,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- endless,
- etiolated,
- everlasting,
- exhausting,
- fade,
- fair,
- fair to middling,
- fairish,
- fatiguing,
- flat,
- gray,
- harping,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- humdrum,
- inane,
- indifferent,
- inexcitable,
- insipid,
- invariable,
- jejune,
- jingle-jangle,
- jog-trot,
- labored,
- laborious,
- lackluster,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- long-drawn-out,
- long-winded,
- low-spirited,
- mechanical,
- mediocre,
- medium,
- middling,
- moderate,
- modest,
- monotone,
- monotonous,
- mortal,
- namby-pamby,
- of a kind,
- of a sort,
- of sorts,
- pale,
- pallid,
- passable,
- pedestrian,
- plodding,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- prolix,
- prolonged,
- prosaic,
- prosy,
- repetitious,
- repetitive,
- respectable,
- rhymed,
- rhyming,
- routine,
- same,
- samely,
- singsong,
- slow,
- so-so,
- solemn,
- soporific,
- spiritless,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- tasteless,
- tiresome,
- tiring,
- tolerable,
- treadmill,
- unchanging,
- unending,
- uneventful,
- unexciting,
- uninteresting,
- unlively,
- unrelieved,
- unvarying,
- vapid,
- weariful,
- wearing,
- wearisome,
- wearying,
- wishy-washy,
- wooden
- in due course
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- at the appropriate time; "we'll get to this question in due course" related words >
- abiding,
- accustomed,
- acknowledged,
- addicted,
- admitted,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- chronic,
- confirmed,
- constant,
- continuing,
- conventional,
- customary,
- deep-dyed,
- deep-engraven,
- deep-fixed,
- deep-grounded,
- deep-laid,
- deep-rooted,
- deep-seated,
- deep-set,
- deep-settled,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- dyed-in-the-wool,
- embedded,
- embossed,
- enduring,
- engrafted,
- engraved,
- entrenched,
- established,
- etched,
- evergreen,
- fast,
- firmly established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- graven,
- habitual,
- habituated,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- hardened,
- hardy,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- immutable,
- implanted,
- impressed,
- imprinted,
- inbred,
- incorrigible,
- inculcated,
- indelibly impressed,
- indurated,
- infixed,
- ingrained,
- ingrown,
- innate,
- instilled,
- intransient,
- inwrought,
- irreversible,
- lasting,
- legendary,
- lifelong,
- long-established,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- mythological,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- old,
- old-line,
- on a rock,
- on bedrock,
- oral,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- prescriptive,
- received,
- recognized,
- remaining,
- rooted,
- sempervirent,
- set,
- settled,
- settled in habit,
- stabilized,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- sworn,
- thorough,
- time-honored,
- tough,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unfading,
- unwritten,
- usual,
- venerable,
- vested,
- vital,
- well-established,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- well-set,
- well-settled,
- worshipful
- after a while,
- ahead,
- ahead of time,
- anon,
- at times,
- before,
- before long,
- beforehand,
- beforetime,
- by and by,
- directly,
- early,
- ere long,
- ever and again,
- ever and anon,
- foresightedly,
- here and there,
- in a moment,
- in a while,
- in advance,
- in anticipation,
- in due course,
- in due time,
- now and again,
- now and then,
- once and again,
- oversoon,
- precociously,
- prematurely,
- presently,
- seasonably,
- shortly,
- soon,
- timely
- anon
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- (old-fashioned or informal) in a little while; "see you anon"
- at another time; "ever and anon" related words >
- after a time,
- after a while,
- afterward,
- afterwards,
- again,
- at another time,
- at that moment,
- at that time,
- before long,
- betimes,
- by and by,
- by destiny,
- directly,
- ere long,
- fatally,
- hopefully,
- imminently,
- in a moment,
- in a while,
- in aftertime,
- in due course,
- in due time,
- in that case,
- in the future,
- later,
- on that occasion,
- predictably,
- presently,
- probably,
- proximo,
- shortly,
- soon,
- then,
- thereat,
- tomorrow,
- when
- long ago
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- of the distant or comparatively distant past; "We met once long ago"; "they long ago forsook their nomadic life"; "left for work long ago"; "he has long since given up mountain climbing"; "This name has long since been forgotten"; "lang syne" is Scottish related words >
- ages ago,
- anciently,
- and night,
- auld lang syne,
- away back,
- day after day,
- days beyond recall,
- days of old,
- days of yore,
- early,
- early times,
- eld,
- enduringly,
- for an age,
- for life,
- for long,
- good old times,
- hour after hour,
- in ancient times,
- in olden times,
- in times past,
- interminably,
- lang syne,
- long,
- long since,
- month after month,
- morning,
- noon,
- of old,
- of yore,
- old days,
- old story,
- old times,
- olden times,
- persistently,
- protractedly,
- same old story,
- since time began,
- some time ago,
- some time back,
- the livelong day,
- the olden time,
- till doomsday,
- time immemorial,
- times of old,
- times of yore,
- undyingly,
- unendingly,
- way back,
- year after year,
- years ago,
- yore,
- yoretime
- unwritten
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- based on custom rather than documentation; "an unwritten law"; "rites...so ancient that they well might have had their unwritten origins in Aurignacian times"- J.L.T.C.Spence related words >
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- articulated,
- conventional,
- customary,
- enunciated,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- lingual,
- linguistic,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mythological,
- nuncupative,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- parol,
- prescriptive,
- pronounced,
- received,
- recognized,
- rooted,
- said,
- silent,
- sounded,
- speech,
- spoken,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- undeclared,
- understood,
- unexpressed,
- unmentioned,
- unproclaimed,
- unpronounced,
- unpublished,
- unrecorded,
- unsaid,
- unspoken,
- unsung,
- untalked-of,
- untold,
- unuttered,
- unvoiced,
- uttered,
- venerable,
- verbal,
- viva voce,
- vocal,
- vocalized,
- voiced,
- voiceful,
- word-of-mouth,
- wordless,
- worshipful
- as,
- as far as,
- at which time,
- being,
- cause,
- considering,
- during which time,
- for,
- inasmuch as,
- just so,
- seeing,
- since,
- so,
- so as,
- so long as,
- so that,
- the while,
- when,
- whereas,
- while,
- whilst
- sufferance
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- patient endurance especially of pain or distress related words >
- acceptance,
- allowance,
- authorization,
- connivance,
- consent,
- endurance,
- forbearance,
- forbearing,
- forbearingness,
- fortitude,
- indulgence,
- leave,
- lenience,
- leniency,
- long-sufferance,
- long-suffering,
- longanimity,
- overlooking,
- patience,
- patience of Job,
- patientness,
- permissiveness,
- permit,
- perseverance,
- sanction,
- self-control,
- stoicism,
- sweet reasonableness,
- tolerance,
- toleration,
- waiting game,
- waiting it out,
- winking
- about to be,
- abusive,
- advancing,
- alarming,
- already in sight,
- anticipated,
- approaching,
- approximate,
- approximative,
- at hand,
- attracted to,
- awaited,
- bludgeoning,
- blustering,
- brewing,
- browbeating,
- bulldozing,
- bullying,
- close,
- close at hand,
- coming,
- comminatory,
- denunciatory,
- desired,
- destinal,
- destined,
- determined,
- drawn to,
- due,
- emergent,
- eventual,
- expected,
- extrapolated,
- fatal,
- fated,
- fatidic,
- fear-inspiring,
- foreboding,
- foreseen,
- forthcoming,
- future,
- futuristic,
- gathering,
- going to happen,
- hectoring,
- hereafter,
- hoped-for,
- immediate,
- impendent,
- impending,
- in danger imminent,
- in prospect,
- in reserve,
- in store,
- in the cards,
- in the offing,
- in the wind,
- in view,
- ineluctable,
- inescapable,
- inevasible,
- inevitable,
- instant,
- intimidating,
- later,
- likely,
- long-expected,
- looming,
- lowering,
- lurking,
- menacing,
- minacious,
- minatory,
- momentary,
- near,
- near at hand,
- nearing,
- nigh,
- ominous,
- on the horizon,
- oncoming,
- overdue,
- overhanging,
- pending,
- planned,
- plotted,
- possible,
- predicted,
- preparing,
- presumed,
- probable,
- projected,
- promised,
- prophesied,
- prospective,
- proximate,
- sinister,
- terroristic,
- terrorizing,
- that will be,
- threatening,
- threatful,
- to come,
- to-be,
- ultimate,
- unavoidable,
- upcoming,
- waiting
- acceptance,
- benevolence,
- condonation,
- disregard,
- endurance,
- forbearance,
- forbearing,
- forbearingness,
- forgiveness,
- forgivingness,
- fortitude,
- indulgence,
- kindness,
- lenience,
- leniency,
- long-sufferance,
- long-suffering,
- magnanimity,
- overlooking,
- patience,
- patience of Job,
- patientness,
- perseverance,
- resignation,
- self-control,
- stoicism,
- sufferance,
- sweet reasonableness,
- tolerance,
- toleration,
- uncomplainingness,
- unrevengefulness,
- waiting game,
- waiting it out
- acknowledged
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- recognized or made known or admitted; "the acknowledged leader of the community"; "a woman of acknowledged accomplishments"; "his acknowledged error"
- generally accepted related words >
- accepted,
- admitted,
- affirmed,
- allowed,
- approved,
- authenticated,
- avowed,
- being done,
- certified,
- comme il faut,
- conceded,
- confessed,
- confirmed,
- conformable,
- conventional,
- correct,
- countersigned,
- customary,
- de rigueur,
- decent,
- decorous,
- endorsed,
- established,
- fixed,
- folk,
- formal,
- granted,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- meet,
- mythological,
- notarized,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- orthodox,
- prescriptive,
- professed,
- proper,
- ratified,
- received,
- recognized,
- right,
- rooted,
- sealed,
- seemly,
- signed,
- stamped,
- sworn and affirmed,
- sworn to,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- underwritten,
- unwritten,
- validated,
- venerable,
- warranted,
- worshipful
- 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
- duration
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- 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
- absurdity,
- equivalent odds,
- even break,
- even chance,
- good chance,
- hopelessness,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- impossibility,
- impossible,
- impossibleness,
- inconceivability,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- not a prayer,
- odds,
- oxymoron,
- paradox,
- price,
- self-contradiction,
- short odds,
- small chance,
- square odds,
- the impossible,
- unimaginability,
- unthinkability,
- what cannot be,
- what cannot happen
- evergreen
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- a plant having foliage that persists and remains green throughout the year
- (of plants and shrubs) bearing foliage throughout the year related words >
- abiding,
- age-long,
- aged,
- amphibian,
- ancient,
- angiosperm,
- annual,
- antique,
- aquatic plant,
- arborary,
- arboreal,
- arboreous,
- arborescent,
- arboresque,
- arborical,
- arboriform,
- biennial,
- bushlike,
- bushy,
- callow,
- chronic,
- citrous,
- conifer,
- coniferous,
- constant,
- continuing,
- cosmopolite,
- cutting,
- deciduous,
- deciduous plant,
- dendriform,
- dendritic,
- dendroid,
- dewy,
- dicot,
- dicotyledon,
- diuturnal,
- durable,
- enduring,
- ephemeral,
- ever-blooming,
- ever-new,
- exotic,
- firsthand,
- fledgling,
- flowering plant,
- fresh,
- fruit tree,
- fungus,
- gametophyte,
- green,
- gymnosperm,
- half-hardy,
- hardwood,
- hardwood tree,
- hardy,
- hydrophyte,
- immature,
- immutable,
- indeciduous,
- intact,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- lasting,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- macrobiotic,
- maiden,
- maidenly,
- monocot,
- monocotyl,
- neoteric,
- nestling,
- new,
- nondeciduous,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- original,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- piny,
- plant,
- pollard,
- polycot,
- polycotyl,
- polycotyledon,
- pristine,
- raw,
- remaining,
- sapling,
- scrubbly,
- scrubby,
- scrublike,
- seed plant,
- seedling,
- sempervirent,
- shade tree,
- shrubby,
- shrublike,
- softwood,
- softwood tree,
- spermatophyte,
- sporophyte,
- stable,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- thallophyte,
- timber,
- timber tree,
- tough,
- tree,
- treelike,
- triennial,
- unbeaten,
- undeveloped,
- unfading,
- unfledged,
- unhandled,
- untouched,
- untried,
- untrodden,
- unused,
- vascular plant,
- vegetable,
- vernal,
- virgin,
- virginal,
- vital,
- weed,
- young
- graphic
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- an image that is generated by a computer
- describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail; "graphic sexual scenes"
- evoking lifelike images within the mind; "pictorial poetry and prose"; "graphic accounts of battle"; "a lifelike portrait"; "a vivid description"
- written or drawn or engraved; "graphic symbols"
- relating to or presented by a graph; "a graphic presentation of the data"
- of or relating to the graphic arts; "the etchings, drypoints, lithographs, and engravings which together form his graphic work"- British Book News related words >
- accurate,
- apish,
- autograph,
- autographic,
- calligraphic,
- chirographic,
- clear,
- clear-cut,
- cogent,
- compelling,
- convincing,
- cursive,
- definite,
- delineative,
- delineatory,
- depictive,
- descriptive,
- detailed,
- diagrammatic,
- distinct,
- drawn,
- echoic,
- embodying,
- engrossed,
- explicit,
- expositive,
- expressive,
- faithful,
- figurative,
- flowing,
- freehand,
- gory,
- graphoanalytic,
- graphologic,
- graphometric,
- holograph,
- holographic,
- ideographic,
- illustrational,
- illustrative,
- imaginative,
- imitative,
- in longhand,
- in shorthand,
- in writing,
- incarnating,
- incisive,
- inscribed,
- italic,
- italicized,
- lifelike,
- limning,
- longhand,
- lucid,
- manifest,
- manuscript,
- meaningful,
- mimetic,
- mimish,
- monochrome,
- naturalistic,
- on paper,
- onomatopoeic,
- painty,
- particular,
- pastose,
- penciled,
- penned,
- personifying,
- perspicuous,
- photographic,
- pictographic,
- pictorial,
- picturable,
- pictural,
- picturesque,
- plain,
- polychrome,
- portraying,
- precise,
- printed,
- realistic,
- representational,
- representative,
- representing,
- running,
- scenographic,
- scriptorial,
- scriptural,
- scumbled,
- shorthand,
- simulative,
- striking,
- stylographic,
- suggestive,
- symbolizing,
- telling,
- true to life,
- typifying,
- unambiguous,
- unmistakable,
- visible,
- visual,
- vivid,
- well-defined,
- well-drawn,
- written
- advancing,
- approaching,
- approximate,
- approximative,
- attracted to,
- cathectic,
- coming,
- concerned,
- curious,
- drawn to,
- enthusiastic,
- excited,
- fascinated,
- forthcoming,
- imminent,
- interested,
- keen on,
- near,
- nearing,
- oncoming,
- passionate,
- piqued,
- proximate,
- tantalized,
- tickled,
- titillated,
- to come,
- turned-on,
- upcoming
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