Related Words:
- plausible
collapse - apparently reasonable and valid, and truthful; "a plausible excuse"
- given to or characterized by presenting specious arguments; "a plausible liar" related words >
- acceptable,
- admissible,
- apparent,
- apparently sound,
- believable,
- casuistic,
- cogent,
- cogitable,
- colorable,
- colored,
- conceivable,
- conceivably possible,
- contingent,
- credible,
- creditable,
- deceitful,
- deceptive,
- disingenuous,
- empty,
- fallacious,
- fiduciary,
- gilded,
- hollow,
- humanly possible,
- illusive,
- imaginable,
- insincere,
- jesuitic,
- just,
- justifiable,
- legitimate,
- likely,
- logical,
- meretricious,
- misleading,
- ostensible,
- overrefined,
- oversubtle,
- philosophistic,
- possible,
- potential,
- presentable,
- probable,
- rational,
- reasonable,
- reliable,
- sane,
- seeming,
- sensible,
- smooth,
- sophistic,
- sophistical,
- sound,
- specious,
- tenable,
- thinkable,
- tinsel,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- unexceptionable,
- unimpeachable,
- unquestionable,
- well-argued,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- wholesome,
- worthy of faith
- advocate,
- always trot out,
- assert,
- attach a condition,
- belabor,
- blandish,
- brook no denial,
- cajole,
- call on,
- call upon,
- coax,
- compel,
- condition,
- constrain,
- contend,
- dictate,
- dwell on,
- dwell upon,
- exhort,
- hammer away at,
- harp on,
- have a catch,
- have a joker,
- high-pressure,
- importune,
- insist,
- insist on,
- jawbone,
- labor,
- lobby,
- maintain,
- make conditional,
- make contingent,
- nag,
- necessitate,
- oblige,
- persist,
- plead with,
- press,
- pressure,
- push,
- recommend,
- soft-soap,
- stand on,
- stick to,
- stipulate,
- sweet-talk,
- take no denial,
- thresh over,
- urge,
- wheedle,
- work on
- unpeopled
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- with no people living there; "vast unpopulated plains" related words >
- uninhabited
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- not having inhabitants; not lived in; "an uninhabited island"; "gaping doors of uninhabited houses" related words >
- demonstrative
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- given to or marked by the open expression of emotion; "an affectionate and demonstrative family"
- serving to demonstrate related words >
- Christophanic,
- Satanophanic,
- accessible,
- adoring,
- affectional,
- affectionate,
- affective,
- allegorizing,
- angelophanic,
- annotative,
- apodictic,
- appearing,
- approachable,
- candid,
- clarifying,
- communicative,
- conjugal,
- connotative,
- conversable,
- critical,
- demonstrating,
- demonstrational,
- demythologizing,
- denominative,
- denotative,
- designative,
- devoted,
- diagnostic,
- disclosive,
- displaying,
- editorial,
- effusive,
- elucidative,
- emblematic,
- emotiometabolic,
- emotiomotor,
- emotional,
- emotiovascular,
- emotive,
- enlightening,
- epiphanic,
- euhemeristic,
- evident,
- evidential,
- evincive,
- exegetic,
- exemplificative,
- exhibitive,
- expansive,
- explaining,
- explanatory,
- explicative,
- explicatory,
- expositional,
- expositive,
- expository,
- expressive,
- extroverted,
- faithful,
- feeling,
- figural,
- figurative,
- filial,
- fond,
- frank,
- free,
- free-speaking,
- free-spoken,
- free-tongued,
- glandular,
- glossarial,
- gossipy,
- gut,
- husbandly,
- identifying,
- ideographic,
- idiosyncratic,
- illuminating,
- illuminative,
- illustrative,
- implicative,
- incarnating,
- incarnational,
- indicating,
- indicative,
- indicatory,
- individual,
- languishing,
- lovelorn,
- lovesick,
- lovesome,
- loving,
- manifestative,
- materializing,
- maternal,
- meaningful,
- melting,
- metaphorical,
- naming,
- newsy,
- of soul,
- open,
- outgoing,
- outpouring,
- outspoken,
- overdemonstrative,
- parental,
- paternal,
- pathognomonic,
- peculiar,
- plain,
- pneumatophanic,
- presentational,
- probative,
- profuse,
- promulgatory,
- provable,
- rationalistic,
- rationalizing,
- representative,
- revelational,
- revelatory,
- romantic,
- scholiastic,
- self-revealing,
- self-revelatory,
- semantic,
- semiotic,
- sentimental,
- showing,
- signalizing,
- significant,
- significative,
- signifying,
- sociable,
- soft,
- soulful,
- suggestive,
- symbolic,
- symbolistic,
- symbological,
- symptomatic,
- symptomatologic,
- talkative,
- tender,
- theophanic,
- typical,
- unconstrained,
- unhampered,
- unrepressed,
- unreserved,
- unrestrained,
- unrestricted,
- unreticent,
- unsecretive,
- unshrinking,
- unsilent,
- unsuppressed,
- uxorious,
- visceral,
- warm,
- wifely
- diarist
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- someone who keeps a diary or journal related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- individualistic
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- with minimally restricted freedom in commerce related words >
- absolute,
- acquisitive,
- ambitious for self,
- autarchic,
- autarkic,
- autistic,
- autonomous,
- bourgeois,
- capitalist,
- careerist,
- certain,
- concrete,
- defined,
- definite,
- detailed,
- determinate,
- different,
- distinct,
- distinguished,
- egotistical,
- esoteric,
- especial,
- exceptional,
- express,
- extraordinary,
- fixed,
- free-enterprise,
- free-spirited,
- freewheeling,
- grasping,
- greedy,
- heretical,
- heterodox,
- independent,
- individual,
- individualist,
- inner,
- inner-directed,
- intimate,
- minute,
- narcissistic,
- neutral,
- nonaligned,
- nonconformist,
- nonpartisan,
- nonsocialistic,
- noteworthy,
- particular,
- personal,
- personalistic,
- possessive,
- precise,
- private,
- private-enterprise,
- privatistic,
- remote,
- respective,
- self-absorbed,
- self-admiring,
- self-advancing,
- self-besot,
- self-centered,
- self-considerative,
- self-contained,
- self-dependent,
- self-determined,
- self-devoted,
- self-directing,
- self-esteeming,
- self-governed,
- self-governing,
- self-indulgent,
- self-interested,
- self-jealous,
- self-occupied,
- self-pleasing,
- self-reliant,
- self-seeking,
- self-serving,
- self-subsistent,
- self-sufficient,
- self-supporting,
- selfish,
- several,
- singular,
- solipsistic,
- sovereign,
- special,
- specific,
- third-force,
- third-world,
- unorthodox
- accessory,
- accidental,
- accompanying,
- additional,
- ado,
- adventitious,
- afloat,
- afoot,
- aleatory,
- auxiliary,
- behind the scenes,
- by-the-way,
- casual,
- causal,
- causative,
- ceremonial,
- circumstantial,
- conditional,
- constitutive,
- contingent,
- current,
- decisive,
- determinative,
- doing,
- effectual,
- etiological,
- eventuating,
- extra,
- few,
- formative,
- going on,
- happening,
- in hand,
- in the wind,
- incidental,
- inessential,
- infrequent,
- institutive,
- intermittent,
- irregular,
- nonessential,
- occurring,
- odd,
- off,
- on,
- on foot,
- ongoing,
- originative,
- out-of-the-way,
- parenthetical,
- part-time,
- particular,
- passing,
- periodic,
- pivotal,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- provisional,
- random,
- rare,
- resultant,
- ritual,
- scarce,
- seldom,
- side,
- spare,
- special,
- sporadic,
- supplementary,
- taking place,
- uncommon,
- under way,
- unessential,
- unfrequent
- justify
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- adjust the spaces between words; "justify the margins"
- show to be right by providing justification or proof; "vindicate a claim"
- show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for; "The emergency does not warrant all of us buying guns"; "The end justifies the means" related words >
- absolve,
- account,
- account for,
- acquit,
- allow,
- amnesty,
- approve,
- argue,
- assert,
- authenticate,
- authorize,
- back,
- bear out,
- claim,
- clear,
- compose,
- confirm,
- contend,
- corroborate,
- cry sour grapes,
- decontaminate,
- defend,
- demonstrate,
- destigmatize,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense from,
- do justice to,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exonerate,
- explain,
- explain away,
- extenuate,
- forgive,
- free,
- give absolution,
- gloss,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- impose,
- legalize,
- legitimate,
- legitimatize,
- legitimize,
- let go,
- let off,
- make up,
- nonpros,
- overrun,
- palliate,
- pardon,
- permit,
- pi,
- pi a form,
- prove,
- purge,
- quash the charge,
- rationalize,
- rehabilitate,
- reinstate,
- release,
- remit,
- restore,
- sanction,
- set,
- set free,
- set in print,
- shrive,
- substantiate,
- support,
- sustain,
- uphold,
- validate,
- verify,
- vindicate,
- warrant,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- unasked
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- not asked for; "unasked advice"; "unsolicited junk mail" related words >
- abandoned,
- arbitrary,
- arrogant,
- autonomous,
- deserted,
- discretional,
- discretionary,
- disregarded,
- elective,
- free,
- free will,
- gratuitous,
- half-done,
- ignored,
- impregnable,
- impudent,
- independent,
- indomitable,
- inexpugnable,
- invulnerable,
- laid aside,
- left undone,
- missed,
- neglected,
- nonmandatory,
- offered,
- omitted,
- optional,
- overbearing,
- overlooked,
- passed by,
- passed over,
- passed up,
- pigeonholed,
- presumptuous,
- proffered,
- put aside,
- self-acting,
- self-active,
- self-determined,
- self-determining,
- shunted,
- sidelined,
- sidetracked,
- slighted,
- spontaneous,
- stalwart,
- stout,
- strong,
- sturdy,
- tenacious,
- tough,
- unacceptable,
- unagreeable,
- unasked-for,
- unassailable,
- unattended to,
- unbeatable,
- unbesought,
- unbidden,
- uncalled-for,
- uncared-for,
- unchaperoned,
- uncoerced,
- uncompelled,
- unconquerable,
- unconsidered,
- undefeatable,
- undesirable,
- undesired,
- undone,
- unforced,
- uninfluenced,
- uninvited,
- unpressured,
- unprompted,
- unregarded,
- unrequested,
- unrequired,
- unsolicited,
- unsought,
- untended,
- unwanted,
- unwatched,
- unwelcome,
- unwished,
- voluntary,
- volunteer,
- wanton,
- willful
- quadrant
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- a measuring instrument for measuring altitude of heavenly bodies
- the area enclosed by two perpendicular radii of a circle
- any of the four areas into which a plane is divided by two orthogonal coordinate axes
- a quarter of the circumference of a circle
- a quarter of the circumference of a circle related words >
- adjunct,
- astrolabe,
- azimuth circle,
- azimuth compass,
- bevel,
- bevel protractor,
- bevel square,
- clinometer,
- component,
- contingent,
- crescent,
- cross section,
- detachment,
- detail,
- division,
- dole,
- fraction,
- goniometer,
- graphometer,
- half circle,
- hemicycle,
- installment,
- item,
- pantometer,
- parcel,
- part,
- particular,
- percentage,
- portion,
- protractor,
- quarter,
- quota,
- radiogoniometer,
- random sample,
- remainder,
- sample,
- sampling,
- section,
- sector,
- segment,
- semicircle,
- sextant,
- share,
- subdivision,
- subgroup,
- subspecies,
- theodolite,
- transit,
- transit circle,
- transit instrument,
- transit theodolite
- annalist
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- a historian who writes annals related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- genealogist,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- depend
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- be contingent upon (something that is elided); "That depends" related words >
- all depend,
- bag,
- bank,
- bank on,
- base,
- be based on,
- be contingent on,
- be dependent on,
- be predicated on,
- bottom,
- build,
- cascade,
- count on,
- daggle,
- dangle,
- depend on,
- drabble,
- drag,
- draggle,
- drape,
- droop,
- fall,
- flap,
- flop,
- flow,
- found,
- ground,
- hang,
- hang down,
- hang in suspense,
- hang on,
- hinge,
- hinge on,
- lean,
- lie on,
- lie with,
- lop,
- nod,
- pend,
- reckon on,
- rely on,
- rest,
- rest on,
- rest with,
- revolve on,
- sag,
- sling,
- stand,
- stand on,
- stay,
- suspend,
- swag,
- swing,
- trail,
- trust in,
- turn,
- turn on,
- turn upon,
- weep
- accidental,
- adventitious,
- adventurous,
- agnostic,
- aleatory,
- ambiguous,
- capricious,
- casual,
- causeless,
- chance,
- chancy,
- changeable,
- contingent,
- dangerous,
- destinal,
- difficult,
- doubtful,
- doubting,
- equivocal,
- erratic,
- fatal,
- fatidic,
- fickle,
- fluky,
- fortuitous,
- full of risk,
- hairy,
- hazardous,
- hesitant,
- hesitating,
- iffy,
- incalculable,
- incidental,
- indecisive,
- indemonstrable,
- indeterminate,
- irresolute,
- polysemous,
- riskful,
- risky,
- skeptical,
- speculative,
- ticklish,
- touch-and-go,
- tricky,
- unaccountable,
- uncaused,
- uncertain,
- unconfirmable,
- unconvinced,
- undetermined,
- undivinable,
- unexpected,
- unforeseeable,
- unforeseen,
- unlooked-for,
- unpersuaded,
- unpredictable,
- unprovable,
- unsure,
- unverifiable,
- variable,
- venturesome,
- venturous,
- wavering,
- whimsical,
- wildcat
- unforeseeable
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- incapable of being anticipated; "unforeseeable consequences" related words >
- accidental,
- adventitious,
- agnostic,
- aleatory,
- ambiguous,
- capricious,
- casual,
- causeless,
- chance,
- chancy,
- changeable,
- contingent,
- destinal,
- dicey,
- doubting,
- equivocal,
- erratic,
- extraordinary,
- fatal,
- fatidic,
- fickle,
- fluky,
- fortuitous,
- hesitant,
- hesitating,
- iffy,
- improbable,
- incalculable,
- incidental,
- indecisive,
- indemonstrable,
- indeterminate,
- irresolute,
- more than expected,
- out-of-the-way,
- past expectation,
- polysemous,
- risky,
- skeptical,
- sudden,
- touch-and-go,
- unaccountable,
- unannounced,
- unanticipated,
- uncaused,
- uncertain,
- unconfirmable,
- unconvinced,
- undetermined,
- undivinable,
- undivined,
- unexpected,
- unforeseen,
- unguessed,
- unheralded,
- unhoped for,
- unlooked-for,
- unpersuaded,
- unpredictable,
- unpredicted,
- unprepared for,
- unprovable,
- unsure,
- unverifiable,
- variable,
- wavering,
- whimsical,
- without warning
- licentious
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- lacking moral discipline; especially sexually unrestrained; "coarse and licentious men" related words >
- abandoned,
- amoral,
- animal,
- carnal,
- corrupt,
- debauched,
- depraved,
- disobedient,
- dissipated,
- dissolute,
- fast,
- fleshly,
- free,
- free-living,
- gallant,
- gay,
- go-go,
- headstrong,
- heady,
- high-living,
- hubristic,
- immoderate,
- immoral,
- incontinent,
- indulgent,
- insubordinate,
- intemperate,
- irrepressible,
- irresponsible,
- lascivious,
- lawless,
- lax,
- lecherous,
- lewd,
- libertine,
- libidinous,
- loose,
- lustful,
- mutinous,
- nonrestrictive,
- out of control,
- out of hand,
- oversexed,
- permissive,
- presuming,
- presumptuous,
- profligate,
- rakehell,
- rakehellish,
- rakehelly,
- rakish,
- rampant,
- randy,
- reinless,
- relaxed,
- reprobate,
- riotous,
- salacious,
- satyric,
- scabrous,
- self-willed,
- sensual,
- unaccountable,
- unbridled,
- unchecked,
- uncoerced,
- uncompelled,
- unconstrained,
- uncontrolled,
- uncurbed,
- undisciplined,
- unforced,
- ungoverned,
- uninhibited,
- unmastered,
- unmeasured,
- unmoral,
- unmuzzled,
- unprincipled,
- unreined,
- unrepressed,
- unreserved,
- unrestrained,
- unrestrictive,
- unruly,
- unsubdued,
- unsuppressed,
- wanton,
- wild,
- wildcat,
- willful
- arguable,
- at issue,
- before the house,
- conditional,
- conditioned,
- confutable,
- conjectural,
- contestable,
- contingent,
- controversial,
- controvertible,
- debatable,
- deniable,
- dependent,
- depending,
- disputable,
- doubtable,
- doubtful,
- dubious,
- dubitable,
- iffy,
- in debate,
- in dispute,
- in doubt,
- in dubio,
- in suspense,
- in the balance,
- mistakable,
- moot,
- on the agenda,
- on the docket,
- on the floor,
- on the table,
- open,
- open for discussion,
- open to doubt,
- open to question,
- pendent,
- pending,
- problematic,
- questionable,
- refutable,
- speculative,
- sub judice,
- suppositional,
- suspect,
- suspenseful,
- suspicious,
- uncounted,
- undecided,
- under active consideration,
- under advisement,
- under consideration,
- under examination,
- under investigation,
- under surveillance,
- undetermined,
- unestablished,
- unfixed,
- unsettled,
- untold,
- up for grabs
- absolve,
- acquit,
- amnesty,
- backfire,
- blast,
- blow out,
- blow up,
- burst,
- bust,
- cast loose,
- charge,
- charter,
- chartered,
- clear,
- cock,
- decontaminate,
- demobilize,
- destigmatize,
- detonate,
- discharge,
- dismiss,
- dispense,
- dispense from,
- dispense with,
- drop,
- eject,
- except,
- excepted,
- exculpate,
- excuse,
- excused,
- exempt,
- exempt from,
- exempted,
- exonerate,
- explode,
- farm,
- farm out,
- favored,
- fell,
- fire,
- fire off,
- forgive,
- free,
- fulminate,
- give absolution,
- give dispensation from,
- go bail for,
- go off,
- grant amnesty to,
- grant bail to,
- grant immunity,
- grant remission,
- gun,
- gun for,
- hire,
- hire out,
- hit,
- immune,
- irresponsible,
- job,
- justify,
- lease,
- lease out,
- lease-back,
- lease-lend,
- lend-lease,
- let,
- let fly,
- let go,
- let go free,
- let loose,
- let out,
- licensed,
- load,
- nonpros,
- pardon,
- parole,
- pelt,
- pepper,
- permitted,
- pick off,
- pistol,
- plug,
- pot,
- potshoot,
- potshot,
- prime,
- privileged,
- purge,
- put on parole,
- quash the charge,
- release,
- released,
- relieve,
- remise,
- remit,
- rent,
- rent out,
- riddle,
- save the necessity,
- set free,
- set off,
- shoot,
- shoot at,
- shoot down,
- shrive,
- snipe,
- spare,
- spared,
- strike,
- sublease,
- sublet,
- take a potshot,
- torpedo,
- touch off,
- unaccountable,
- unanswerable,
- underlet,
- unhand,
- unliable,
- unsubject,
- vindicate,
- whitewash,
- withdraw the charge
- age group,
- band,
- battalion,
- bevy,
- body,
- brigade,
- bunch,
- cabal,
- cadre,
- camarilla,
- cast,
- cell,
- charmed circle,
- circle,
- clan,
- clique,
- closed circle,
- cohort,
- company,
- complement,
- contingent,
- corps,
- covey,
- crew,
- crowd,
- detachment,
- detail,
- division,
- elite,
- elite group,
- faction,
- fleet,
- gang,
- group,
- grouping,
- groupment,
- in-group,
- ingroup,
- inner circle,
- junta,
- junto,
- mob,
- movement,
- out-group,
- outfit,
- pack,
- party,
- peer group,
- phalanx,
- platoon,
- posse,
- regiment,
- ring,
- salon,
- set,
- squad,
- stable,
- string,
- team,
- tribe,
- troop,
- troupe,
- we-group,
- wing
- candid
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- openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness; "his candid eyes"; "an open and trusting nature"; "a heart-to-heart talk"
- informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared; "a candid photograph"; "a candid interview" related words >
- Olympian,
- Spartan,
- aboveboard,
- accessible,
- all jaw,
- approachable,
- artless,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- authentic,
- bald,
- bare,
- bluff,
- blunt,
- bona fide,
- born yesterday,
- broad,
- brusque,
- card-carrying,
- chatty,
- childlike,
- common,
- commonplace,
- communicative,
- confiding,
- conversable,
- conversational,
- demonstrative,
- detached,
- dinkum,
- direct,
- disinterested,
- dispassionate,
- downright,
- dry,
- dull,
- effusive,
- equal,
- equitable,
- expansive,
- explicit,
- extroverted,
- fair,
- flip,
- fluent,
- following the letter,
- forthright,
- frank,
- frankhearted,
- free,
- free hand,
- free-acting,
- free-going,
- free-moving,
- free-speaking,
- free-spoken,
- free-tongued,
- freehanded,
- gabby,
- garrulous,
- gassy,
- genuine,
- glib,
- good,
- gossipy,
- gregarious,
- guileless,
- gushy,
- heart-to-heart,
- homely,
- homespun,
- honest,
- honest-to-God,
- impartial,
- impersonal,
- impromptu,
- inartificial,
- informal,
- ingenu,
- ingenuous,
- innocent,
- just,
- lawful,
- lean,
- legitimate,
- lifelike,
- literal,
- lofty,
- long-winded,
- loquacious,
- matter-of-fact,
- multiloquent,
- multiloquious,
- naive,
- native,
- natural,
- naturalistic,
- neat,
- neutral,
- newsy,
- objective,
- open,
- openhearted,
- original,
- outgoing,
- outspoken,
- overtalkative,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- prolix,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- pure,
- real,
- realistic,
- rightful,
- round,
- rustic,
- scrupulous,
- self-revealing,
- self-revelatory,
- selfless,
- severe,
- simon-pure,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- simplehearted,
- simpleminded,
- sincere,
- single-hearted,
- single-minded,
- smooth,
- sober,
- sociable,
- spare,
- stark,
- sterling,
- straight,
- straight-out,
- straightforward,
- sure-enough,
- talkative,
- talky,
- transparent,
- true to life,
- true to nature,
- true to reality,
- trustful,
- trusting,
- truthful,
- unadorned,
- unadulterated,
- unaffected,
- unartificial,
- unassumed,
- unassuming,
- unbiased,
- unbigoted,
- uncalculated,
- uncalculating,
- unchecked,
- uncolored,
- unconcealed,
- unconcocted,
- unconstrained,
- uncontrived,
- uncopied,
- uncounterfeited,
- undeceitful,
- undeceiving,
- undisguised,
- undisguising,
- undissembled,
- undissembling,
- undistorted,
- unequivocal,
- unexaggerated,
- unfabricated,
- unfanciful,
- unfeigned,
- unfeigning,
- unfictitious,
- unflattering,
- unguarded,
- unhampered,
- unimaginative,
- unimagined,
- unimitated,
- uninfluenced,
- uninvented,
- unpoetical,
- unprejudiced,
- unpremeditated,
- unpretended,
- unpretending,
- unpretentious,
- unqualified,
- unrepressed,
- unreserved,
- unrestrained,
- unrestricted,
- unreticent,
- unromantic,
- unsecretive,
- unselfish,
- unshrinking,
- unsilent,
- unsimulated,
- unsophisticated,
- unspecious,
- unsuppressed,
- unsuspicious,
- unswayed,
- unsynthetic,
- unvarnished,
- unwary,
- upright,
- verbal,
- verbatim,
- verbose,
- veridical,
- verisimilar,
- voluble,
- windy,
- word-for-word
- bleached
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- having lost freshness or brilliance of color; "sun-bleached deck chairs"; "faded jeans"; "a very pale washed-out blue"; "washy colors"
- (used of color) artificially produced; not natural; "a bleached blonde" related words >
- bare,
- barren,
- blanched,
- bland,
- blank,
- bleached white,
- bright,
- characterless,
- clean,
- cleanly,
- clear,
- dainty,
- decolored,
- decolorized,
- devoid,
- dirt-free,
- drained,
- drained of color,
- empty,
- eroded,
- faded,
- fair,
- fastidious,
- featureless,
- fresh,
- hollow,
- immaculate,
- inane,
- insipid,
- kosher,
- lightened,
- nonpolluted,
- null,
- null and void,
- of cleanly habits,
- pure,
- ritually pure,
- shiny,
- smut-free,
- smutless,
- spotless,
- stainless,
- sweet,
- tahar,
- tubbed,
- unadulterated,
- unbesmirched,
- unblemished,
- unblotted,
- undefiled,
- unmuddied,
- unpolluted,
- unrelieved,
- unsmirched,
- unsmudged,
- unsoiled,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untainted,
- untarnished,
- vacant,
- vacuous,
- void,
- washed-out,
- weather-battered,
- weather-beaten,
- weather-bitten,
- weather-eaten,
- weather-wasted,
- weathered,
- weatherworn,
- well-scrubbed,
- well-washed,
- white,
- whitened,
- with nothing inside,
- without content
- dramatist
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- someone who writes plays related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- screenwriter,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- accept,
- accrue from,
- acquire,
- admit,
- adopt,
- affiliate to,
- appropriate,
- arise,
- arise from,
- assume,
- be contingent on,
- be due to,
- bud from,
- come by,
- come from,
- come in for,
- come out of,
- copy,
- depend on,
- derive,
- descend from,
- drag down,
- draw,
- draw from,
- emanate,
- emanate from,
- emerge from,
- ensue from,
- father,
- filiate to,
- flow,
- flow from,
- follow from,
- gain,
- germinate from,
- get,
- grow from,
- grow out of,
- hang on,
- have,
- have coming in,
- head,
- hinge on,
- imitate,
- infringe,
- issue,
- issue from,
- make use of,
- mock,
- obtain,
- originate,
- originate in,
- pirate,
- plagiarize,
- proceed,
- proceed from,
- pull down,
- receive,
- rise,
- secure,
- simulate,
- spring from,
- sprout from,
- steal,
- stem,
- stem from,
- take,
- take in,
- take on,
- take over,
- trace to,
- turn on
- dissipated
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- preoccupied with the pursuit of pleasure and especially games of chance; "led a dissipated life"; "a betting man"; "a card-playing son of a bitch"; "a gambling fool"; "sporting gents and their ladies" related words >
- abandoned,
- abated,
- ablated,
- attenuated,
- bated,
- belittled,
- broadcast,
- burnt up,
- by the board,
- consumed,
- contracted,
- curtailed,
- debauched,
- decreased,
- deflated,
- depleted,
- diffuse,
- diminished,
- discrete,
- dispersed,
- dispread,
- disseminated,
- dissolute,
- distributed,
- down the drain,
- drained,
- dropped,
- eaten up,
- effete,
- eroded,
- exhausted,
- expended,
- fallen,
- fast,
- finished,
- forfeit,
- forfeited,
- free,
- free-living,
- gallant,
- gay,
- gone,
- gone to waste,
- high-living,
- impoverished,
- irretrievable,
- less,
- lesser,
- licentious,
- long-lost,
- lost,
- lost to,
- lower,
- lowered,
- miniaturized,
- misspent,
- out the window,
- profligate,
- rakehell,
- rakehellish,
- rakehelly,
- rakish,
- reduced,
- retrenched,
- riotous,
- run to seed,
- scaled-down,
- scattered,
- shorn,
- shorter,
- shrunk,
- shrunken,
- smaller,
- sparse,
- spent,
- sporadic,
- spread,
- squandered,
- straggling,
- straggly,
- strewn,
- strown,
- unbridled,
- used,
- used up,
- wasted,
- watered-down,
- weakened,
- widespread,
- wild,
- worn,
- worn away,
- worn-out
- Amor,
- Christian love,
- Eros,
- Platonic love,
- admiration,
- adoration,
- adultery,
- affection,
- agape,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- attachment,
- bodily love,
- brotherly love,
- caritas,
- charity,
- concubinage,
- conjugal love,
- criminal conversation,
- cuckoldry,
- desire,
- devotion,
- extracurricular sex,
- extramarital relations,
- faithful love,
- fancy,
- fervor,
- flame,
- fondness,
- fornication,
- free-lovism,
- heart,
- hero worship,
- idolatry,
- idolism,
- idolization,
- incest,
- lasciviousness,
- libido,
- like,
- liking,
- love,
- lovemaking,
- married love,
- new morality,
- passion,
- physical love,
- popular regard,
- popularity,
- premarital relations,
- premarital sex,
- regard,
- sentiment,
- sex,
- sexologist,
- sexology,
- sexual customs,
- sexual freedom,
- sexual love,
- sexual morality,
- sexual revolution,
- shine,
- spiritual love,
- tender feeling,
- tender passion,
- trial marriage,
- truelove,
- uxoriousness,
- weakness,
- worship,
- yearning
- unimpeded
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- not slowed or prevented; "a time of unimpeded growth"; "an unimpeded sweep of meadows and hills afforded a peaceful setting" related words >
- novelist
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- one who writes novels related words >
- advertising writer,
- anecdotist,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- fableist,
- fabler,
- fabulist,
- fictionist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- mythmaker,
- mythopoet,
- narrator,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- raconteur,
- reciter,
- recounter,
- relator,
- reviewer,
- romancer,
- romancist,
- sagaman,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- spinner of yarns,
- storier,
- storyteller,
- taleteller,
- technical writer,
- teller of tales,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer,
- yarn spinner
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- scriptwriter
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- someone who writes scripts for plays or movies or broadcast dramas related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- localism
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- a phrase or pronunciation that is peculiar to a particular locality related words >
- Acadian,
- Anglo-Indian,
- Brooklynese,
- Cajun,
- Canadian French,
- Cockney,
- French Canadian,
- Gullah,
- Midland,
- Midland dialect,
- New England dialect,
- Pennsylvania Dutch,
- Yankee,
- Yorkshire,
- autarky,
- barbarism,
- bimetallism,
- bundle of isoglosses,
- class dialect,
- colloquialism,
- corruption,
- dialect,
- dialect atlas,
- dialect dictionary,
- economic self-sufficiency,
- free enterprise,
- free trade,
- governmentalism,
- idiom,
- impropriety,
- isogloss,
- laissez-faire,
- laissez-faireism,
- line,
- linguistic atlas,
- linguistic community,
- linguistic island,
- local dialect,
- managed currency,
- noninterference,
- nonintervention,
- nullification,
- party line,
- party principle,
- patois,
- planned economy,
- policy,
- polity,
- position,
- price supports,
- protection,
- protectionism,
- provincialism,
- public policy,
- pump-priming,
- regional accent,
- regionalism,
- sectionalism,
- slang,
- speech community,
- subdialect,
- taboo word,
- vulgarism
- accessory,
- accidental,
- additional,
- adscititious,
- adventitious,
- aimless,
- appurtenant,
- ascititious,
- auxiliary,
- casual,
- circumstantial,
- collateral,
- contingent,
- de trop,
- dispensable,
- excess,
- excessive,
- expendable,
- expletive,
- extra,
- feckless,
- fortuitous,
- gratuitous,
- impotent,
- in excess,
- incidental,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- inessential,
- left,
- leftover,
- meaningless,
- needless,
- net,
- no go,
- nonessential,
- odd,
- of no use,
- outstanding,
- over,
- pleonastic,
- pointless,
- prolix,
- purposeless,
- redundant,
- remaining,
- remanent,
- secondary,
- spare,
- subsidiary,
- superabundant,
- superadded,
- supererogatory,
- supernumerary,
- supervenient,
- supplemental,
- supplementary,
- surplus,
- surviving,
- tautologic,
- tautologous,
- to spare,
- unasked,
- unavailing,
- uncalled-for,
- unconsumed,
- unessential,
- unnecessary,
- unneeded,
- unused,
- unwanted,
- useless,
- verbose
- casualty
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- a decrease of military personnel or equipment
- someone injured or killed in an accident
- someone injured or killed or captured or missing in a military engagement related words >
- accident,
- adventure,
- blow,
- body count,
- calamity,
- casualties,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- chance hit,
- collision,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- contretemps,
- crack-up,
- crash,
- dead,
- death,
- disaster,
- fatal,
- fatal accident,
- fatalities,
- fatality,
- fluke,
- fortuity,
- freak accident,
- grief,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hazard,
- ill hap,
- injured,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- lucky shot,
- misadventure,
- mischance,
- misfortune,
- mishap,
- missing,
- nasty blow,
- pileup,
- prey,
- shipwreck,
- shock,
- smash,
- smashup,
- staggering blow,
- statistic,
- tragedy,
- underdog,
- victim,
- violent death,
- wounded,
- wreck
- proportional
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- one of the quantities in a mathematical proportion
- properly related in size or degree or other measurable characteristics; usually followed by `to'; "the punishment ought to be proportional to the crime"; "earnings relative to production"
- having a constant ratio related words >
- 3-D,
- affinitive,
- analogical,
- analogous,
- appertaining,
- associative,
- balanced,
- commensurable,
- commensurate,
- comparable,
- comparative,
- compatible,
- congenial,
- connective,
- consistent,
- contingent,
- correlated,
- correlative,
- corresponding,
- cubic,
- dependent,
- dimensional,
- distributional,
- distributive,
- en rapport,
- equal,
- even stephen,
- fifty-fifty,
- flat,
- fourth-dimensional,
- half,
- half-and-half,
- halvers,
- harmonious,
- in accordance with,
- linking,
- particular,
- per capita,
- per head,
- pertaining,
- pertinent,
- pro rata,
- proportionable,
- proportionate,
- proportioned,
- prorated,
- reciprocal,
- referable,
- referring,
- related,
- relating,
- relational,
- relative,
- respective,
- several,
- space,
- space-time,
- spatial,
- spatiotemporal,
- spherical,
- stereoscopic,
- superficial,
- surface,
- symmetrical,
- sympathetic,
- three-dimensional,
- two-dimensional,
- volumetric
- easygoing
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- living without undue worry; taking life easy; "an easygoing man rarely stirred to anger"; "an air of placid sufficiency"
- relaxed and informal in attitude or standards; "an easygoing teacher who allowed extra time for assignments" related words >
- Bohemian,
- Micawberish,
- accepting,
- affable,
- afoot and lighthearted,
- airy,
- apathetic,
- at ease,
- at large,
- at liberty,
- ataractic,
- backward,
- blase,
- breezy,
- carefree,
- careless,
- casual,
- clear,
- clement,
- collected,
- comfortable,
- common,
- compassionate,
- composed,
- content,
- contented,
- cordial,
- cursory,
- dallying,
- degage,
- delaying,
- detached,
- devil-may-care,
- dilatory,
- dillydallying,
- disengaged,
- disinterested,
- dispassionate,
- disregardant,
- disregardful,
- drony,
- easy,
- emancipated,
- eupeptic,
- euphoric,
- even-tempered,
- faineant,
- familiar,
- flexible,
- flippant,
- folksy,
- foot-dragging,
- footloose,
- footloose and fancy-free,
- forbearant,
- forbearing,
- forgetful,
- forgiving,
- free,
- free and easy,
- free as air,
- freeborn,
- freed,
- gentle,
- go-as-you-please,
- gracious,
- happy,
- haymish,
- heedless,
- homely,
- homey,
- humane,
- impotent,
- imprecise,
- in the clear,
- inattentive,
- inconsiderate,
- incurious,
- indifferent,
- indolent,
- inexcitable,
- informal,
- insouciant,
- irregular,
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- tool consisting of a combination of implements arranged to work together
- an organized group of workmen
- an association of criminals; "police tried to break up the gang"; "a pack of thieves"
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