Related Words:
- undue
collapse - not yet payable; "an undue loan"
- not appropriate or proper (or even legal) in the circumstances; "undue influence"; "I didn't want to show undue excitement"; "accused of using undue force"
- lacking justification or authorization; "unreasonable searches and seizures"; "desire for undue private profit"; "unwarranted limitations of personal freedom" related words >
- a bit much,
- abandoned,
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- atrocious,
- boundless,
- criminal,
- cutthroat,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- disgraceful,
- dizzy,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- evil,
- exacting,
- exaggerated,
- excessive,
- exorbitant,
- extortionate,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- fabulous,
- fancy,
- gigantic,
- gluttonous,
- gouging,
- grossly overpriced,
- hardly the thing,
- high,
- hyperbolic,
- hypertrophied,
- ignominious,
- ill-timed,
- illegal,
- immoderate,
- improper,
- inappropriate,
- inapt,
- incontinent,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- inept,
- inequitable,
- infamous,
- inflationary,
- iniquitous,
- inordinate,
- intemperate,
- monstrous,
- nonmeritorious,
- not coming,
- not done,
- not outstanding,
- not the thing,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- out of bounds,
- out of sight,
- out-of-line,
- outrageous,
- overbig,
- overdeveloped,
- overgreat,
- overgrown,
- overlarge,
- overmuch,
- overpriced,
- overweening,
- preposterous,
- prohibitive,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sinful,
- skyrocketing,
- spiraling,
- steep,
- stiff,
- terrible,
- too much,
- towering,
- unapt,
- unbalanced,
- unbridled,
- unconscionable,
- undeserved,
- undeserving,
- unearned,
- unentitled,
- unequal,
- unequitable,
- uneven,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unjust,
- unjustifiable,
- unjustified,
- unlawful,
- unmeasurable,
- unmeet,
- unmerited,
- unmeriting,
- unowed,
- unowing,
- unreasonable,
- unrestrained,
- unrighteous,
- unrightful,
- unseasonable,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- untimely,
- unwarrantable,
- unwarranted,
- unworthy,
- usurious,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- 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
- 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
- abiding,
- arrogant,
- assiduous,
- assured,
- calm,
- cocksure,
- confident,
- constant,
- continuing,
- convinced,
- coolheaded,
- decided,
- determined,
- diligent,
- dogged,
- enduring,
- faithful,
- firm,
- hubristic,
- immutable,
- inalterable,
- indefatigable,
- indomitable,
- industrious,
- inexcitable,
- insistent,
- invincible,
- lasting,
- loyal,
- nerveless,
- never-failing,
- never-tiring,
- obstinate,
- overconfident,
- oversure,
- overweening,
- patient,
- patient as Job,
- permanent,
- perseverant,
- persevering,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- persuaded,
- pertinacious,
- plodding,
- plugging,
- poised,
- pompous,
- positive,
- preoccupied,
- proud,
- rapt,
- reassured,
- relaxed,
- relentless,
- resolute,
- rock-steady,
- secure,
- sedulous,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-important,
- self-reliant,
- single-minded,
- sleepless,
- slogging,
- stable,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- steady-handed,
- steady-nerved,
- steel-nerved,
- stick-at-nothing,
- strong-nerved,
- stubborn,
- sure,
- tenacious,
- tireless,
- unabating,
- unafraid,
- unblenching,
- unblinking,
- unconquerable,
- undaunted,
- undiscouraged,
- undoubting,
- undrooping,
- unfailing,
- unflagging,
- unflinching,
- unhesitant,
- unhesitating,
- unintermitting,
- uninterrupted,
- unnervous,
- unnodding,
- unqualified,
- unquestioning,
- unquivering,
- unrelaxing,
- unrelenting,
- unremitting,
- unshaken,
- unshaky,
- unshrinking,
- unsleeping,
- unstrained,
- unswerving,
- untiring,
- untremulous,
- unwavering,
- unwearied,
- unwearying,
- unwinking,
- utterly attentive,
- weariless,
- wholehearted,
- without a tremor
- nobility
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- the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct
- a privileged class holding hereditary titles
- the state of being of noble birth related words >
- Babylonian splendor,
- FFVs,
- aedileship,
- ancienne noblesse,
- archbishopric,
- archiepiscopacy,
- archiepiscopate,
- aristocracy,
- assured probity,
- augustness,
- authority,
- baronage,
- baronetage,
- barons,
- bigheartedness,
- bigness,
- birth,
- bishopric,
- blamelessness,
- blue blood,
- brilliance,
- chairmanship,
- chancellery,
- chancellorate,
- chancellorship,
- character,
- chiefery,
- chiefry,
- chieftaincy,
- chieftainry,
- chieftainship,
- chivalrousness,
- chivalry,
- class,
- cleanness,
- consequence,
- conspicuousness,
- consulate,
- consulship,
- courtliness,
- cream,
- deanery,
- decency,
- dictatorship,
- dictature,
- dignifiedness,
- dignity,
- directorship,
- distinction,
- elaborateness,
- elect,
- elegance,
- elevation,
- elite,
- eminence,
- emirate,
- episcopacy,
- erectness,
- errantry,
- establishment,
- estimableness,
- ethics,
- exaltation,
- excellence,
- fairness,
- fame,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- glory,
- good character,
- goodness,
- gorgeousness,
- governorship,
- grandeur,
- grandiosity,
- grandness,
- gravity,
- great heart,
- greatheartedness,
- greatness,
- greatness of heart,
- haut monde,
- headship,
- hegemony,
- heroism,
- hierarchy,
- high ideals,
- high life,
- high mightiness,
- high principles,
- high society,
- high-mindedness,
- honesty,
- honor,
- honorableness,
- idealism,
- illustriousness,
- immaculacy,
- importance,
- imposingness,
- impressiveness,
- influence,
- integrity,
- irreproachability,
- irreproachableness,
- justice,
- justness,
- kingliness,
- knight-errantry,
- knightage,
- knightliness,
- largeheartedness,
- lavishness,
- leadership,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- loftiness,
- lordliness,
- lords of creation,
- lordship,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- magistracy,
- magistrateship,
- magistrature,
- magnanimity,
- magnanimousness,
- magnificence,
- majesty,
- mark,
- masterdom,
- mastership,
- mastery,
- mayoralty,
- mayorship,
- metropolitanate,
- metropolitanship,
- moral excellence,
- moral strength,
- noble-mindedness,
- nobleness,
- noblesse,
- noblesse de robe,
- notability,
- note,
- old nobility,
- openhandedness,
- outstandingness,
- overlapping,
- papacy,
- pashadom,
- pashalic,
- patriarchate,
- patriarchy,
- peerage,
- plushness,
- pontificality,
- pontificate,
- popedom,
- popehood,
- popeship,
- poshness,
- position,
- power elite,
- power structure,
- prefectship,
- prefecture,
- premiership,
- presidency,
- presidentship,
- prestige,
- pride of bearing,
- pride of place,
- primacy,
- prime-ministership,
- prime-ministry,
- princedom,
- princeliness,
- princeship,
- principality,
- principles,
- probity,
- proconsulate,
- proconsulship,
- prominence,
- protectorate,
- protectorship,
- proud bearing,
- proudness,
- provostry,
- provostship,
- pureness,
- purity,
- rank,
- rectitude,
- rectorate,
- rectorship,
- regality,
- regency,
- regentship,
- renown,
- reputability,
- respectability,
- resplendence,
- righteousness,
- ritziness,
- royalty,
- ruling circles,
- ruling class,
- sedateness,
- seigniory,
- seneschalship,
- seneschalsy,
- sheikhdom,
- sheriffalty,
- sheriffcy,
- sheriffdom,
- shrievalty,
- significance,
- sobriety,
- solemnity,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- splendor,
- stainlessness,
- state,
- stateliness,
- sublimity,
- sumptuousness,
- supereminence,
- supervisorship,
- suzerainship,
- suzerainty,
- the Establishment,
- the Four Hundred,
- the best,
- the best people,
- the brass,
- the classes,
- top people,
- tribunate,
- unimpeachability,
- unimpeachableness,
- unspottedness,
- upper class,
- upper classes,
- upper crust,
- upper ten,
- upper ten thousand,
- uppercut,
- uprightness,
- upstandingness,
- venerability,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- vizierate,
- viziership,
- worthiness
- host
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- an animal or plant that nourishes and supports a parasite; it does not benefit and is often harmed by the association
- a technical name for the bread used in the service of Mass or Holy Communion
- archaic terms for army
- any organization that provides resources and facilities for a function or event; "Atlanta was chosen to be host for the Olympic Games"
- the owner or manager of an inn
- a person who invites guests to a social event (such as a party in his or her own home) and who is responsible for them while they are there
- (medicine) recipient of transplanted tissue or organ from a donor
- be the host of or for; "We hosted 4 couples last night" related words >
- MC,
- a mass of,
- a world of,
- announcer,
- armed force,
- armed service,
- army,
- array,
- assemblage,
- assembly,
- bevy,
- body,
- bunch,
- career soldiers,
- cloud,
- cluster,
- clutter,
- cohue,
- colony,
- covey,
- crowd,
- crush,
- deluge,
- do the honors,
- drift,
- drive,
- drove,
- emcee,
- entertain,
- entertain guests,
- entertainer,
- fighting machine,
- flight,
- flock,
- flocks,
- flood,
- forces,
- galaxy,
- gam,
- gang,
- give a party,
- ground forces,
- ground troops,
- guest,
- hail,
- have,
- heap,
- herd,
- hive,
- horde,
- hostess,
- innkeeper,
- jam,
- kennel,
- landlady,
- landlord,
- large amount,
- legion,
- legions,
- litter,
- lots,
- manager,
- many,
- mass,
- masses of,
- master of ceremonies,
- military establishment,
- mine host,
- mob,
- muchness,
- multitude,
- nest,
- numbers,
- occupation force,
- pack,
- panoply,
- paratroops,
- plurality,
- pod,
- presenter,
- preside,
- press,
- pride,
- proprietor,
- proprietress,
- publican,
- quantities,
- quite a few,
- rabble,
- rank and file,
- ranks,
- receptionist,
- regular army,
- regulars,
- rout,
- ruck,
- school,
- scores,
- shoal,
- ski troops,
- skulk,
- sloth,
- soldiery,
- spate,
- standing army,
- storm troops,
- swarm,
- the line,
- the military,
- throng,
- throw a party,
- tidy sum,
- trip,
- troop,
- troops,
- worlds of
- overmuch
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- very great in quantity; overabundant; "showed overmuch affection"
- more than necessary; "she eats too much"; "let's not blame them overmuch" related words >
- a bit much,
- abandon,
- abandoned,
- boundless,
- boundlessness,
- egregious,
- egregiousness,
- enormous,
- enormousness,
- exaggerated,
- exaggeration,
- excess,
- excessive,
- excessively,
- excessiveness,
- exorbitance,
- exorbitancy,
- exorbitant,
- exorbitantly,
- extravagance,
- extravagancy,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- extremely,
- extremes,
- extremism,
- extremity,
- fabulous,
- fabulousness,
- fancy,
- giantism,
- gigantic,
- gigantism,
- gluttonous,
- gluttony,
- high,
- hyperbole,
- hyperbolic,
- hypertrophied,
- hypertrophy,
- immensely,
- immoderacy,
- immoderate,
- immoderately,
- immoderateness,
- immoderation,
- incontinence,
- incontinent,
- inordinacy,
- inordinance,
- inordinate,
- inordinately,
- inordinateness,
- intemperance,
- intemperate,
- intemperately,
- intemperateness,
- lavish,
- monstrous,
- monstrousness,
- nimiety,
- out of bounds,
- out of sight,
- outrageous,
- outrageously,
- outrageousness,
- over,
- overabundance,
- overabundant,
- overbig,
- overbounteous,
- overcopious,
- overdeveloped,
- overdevelopment,
- overexuberant,
- overflow,
- overfull,
- overgenerous,
- overgreat,
- overgreatness,
- overgrown,
- overgrowth,
- overindulgence,
- overkill,
- overlarge,
- overlargeness,
- overlavish,
- overliberal,
- overluxuriant,
- overly,
- overmuchness,
- overnumerous,
- overplenteous,
- overplentiful,
- overplenty,
- overplus,
- overpopulated,
- overpopulous,
- overprolific,
- overweening,
- overweeningly,
- plentiful,
- plethora,
- plethoric,
- prodigal,
- pullulating,
- radicalism,
- riotous,
- steep,
- stiff,
- superabundant,
- superfluity,
- surfeit,
- surplus,
- surplusage,
- swarming,
- teeming,
- too,
- too much,
- too-muchness,
- too-too,
- unbridled,
- unconscionable,
- unconscionableness,
- unconscionably,
- undue,
- undueness,
- unduly,
- unreasonable,
- unreasonableness,
- unreasonably,
- unrestrained,
- unrestrainedness
- overweening
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- presumptuously arrogant; "had a witty but overweening manner"; "no idea how overweening he would be"- S.V.Benet; "getting a little uppity and needed to be slapped down"- NY Times related words >
- a bit much,
- abandoned,
- arrogant,
- assuming,
- assured,
- audacious,
- boundless,
- brash,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- bumptious,
- cocksure,
- cold,
- complacent,
- confident,
- consequential,
- contumelious,
- convinced,
- cool,
- decided,
- determined,
- disdainful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- exaggerated,
- excessive,
- exorbitant,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- fabulous,
- familiar,
- fancy,
- forward,
- gigantic,
- gluttonous,
- high,
- hubristic,
- hyperbolic,
- hypertrophied,
- immoderate,
- improvident,
- imprudent,
- impudent,
- incautious,
- incontinent,
- indiscreet,
- injudicious,
- inordinate,
- insolent,
- insulting,
- intemperate,
- monstrous,
- narcissan,
- narcissine,
- narcissistic,
- narcistic,
- obtrusive,
- out of bounds,
- out of sight,
- outrageous,
- overbig,
- overbold,
- overcareless,
- overconfident,
- overdeveloped,
- overgreat,
- overgrown,
- overlarge,
- overmuch,
- overpresumptuous,
- overproud,
- oversure,
- persuaded,
- poised,
- pompous,
- positive,
- presuming,
- presumptuous,
- procacious,
- proud,
- pushful,
- pushy,
- rash,
- reassured,
- secure,
- self-admiring,
- self-appointed,
- self-approving,
- self-asserting,
- self-assertive,
- self-assuming,
- self-assured,
- self-complacent,
- self-confident,
- self-congratulating,
- self-congratulatory,
- self-content,
- self-contented,
- self-delighting,
- self-elect,
- self-endeared,
- self-esteeming,
- self-gratulating,
- self-gratulatory,
- self-important,
- self-loving,
- self-reliant,
- self-respecting,
- self-satisfied,
- self-sufficient,
- smug,
- steep,
- stiff,
- sure,
- temerarious,
- too much,
- unafraid,
- unbridled,
- unchary,
- unconscionable,
- undoubting,
- undue,
- unfaltering,
- unhesitating,
- unreasonable,
- unrestrained,
- unwary,
- unwavering,
- uppish,
- uppity,
- vain,
- vainglorious,
- would-be
- smug
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- marked by excessive complacency or self-satisfaction; "a smug glow of self-congratulation" related words >
- Quakerish,
- Victorian,
- bland,
- bovine,
- braw,
- buttery,
- censorious,
- chic,
- classy,
- clothes-conscious,
- complacent,
- conceited,
- consequential,
- cosmopolitan,
- dapper,
- dashing,
- deck out,
- demure,
- disarming,
- doll up,
- dress up,
- dressed to advantage,
- dressed to kill,
- elegant,
- exquisite,
- fair-spoken,
- fine-spoken,
- fulsome,
- genteel,
- glib,
- gussy up,
- hidebound,
- holier-than-thou,
- honey-mouthed,
- honey-tongued,
- ingratiating,
- jaunty,
- mid-Victorian,
- narcissan,
- narcissine,
- narcissistic,
- narcistic,
- narrow,
- natty,
- neat,
- nifty,
- nobby,
- oily,
- oily-tongued,
- old-maidish,
- overconfident,
- overmodest,
- overproud,
- overweening,
- posh,
- priggish,
- prim,
- primp,
- prudish,
- puritanical,
- recherche,
- ritzy,
- sanctimonious,
- self-admiring,
- self-approving,
- self-assuming,
- self-complacent,
- self-congratulating,
- self-congratulatory,
- self-content,
- self-contented,
- self-delighting,
- self-endeared,
- self-esteeming,
- self-gratulating,
- self-gratulatory,
- self-important,
- self-loving,
- self-respecting,
- self-satisfied,
- self-sufficient,
- sharp,
- sleek,
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- excessive
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- beyond normal limits; "excessive charges"; "a book of inordinate length"; "his dress stops just short of undue elegance"; "unreasonable demands"
- unrestrained, especially with regard to feelings; "extravagant praise"; "exuberant compliments"; "overweening ambition"; "overweening greed" related words >
- a bit much,
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- anger
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- a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
- the state of being angry
- make angry; "The news angered him"
- become angry; "He angers easily" related words >
- a transient madness,
- acedia,
- affront,
- aggravate,
- angriness,
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- wrath,
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- consequential
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- having important issues or results; "the year's only really consequential legislation"; "an eventful decision" related words >
- absolute,
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- self-approving,
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- prize
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- something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery; "the prize was a free trip to Europe"
- hold dear; "I prize these old photographs" related words >
- Academy Award,
- Nobel Prize,
- Oscar,
- accolade,
- accord respect to,
- admire,
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- enormous,
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- exaggerated,
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- extravagance,
- extravagancy,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
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- fabulous,
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- giantism,
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- gluttonous,
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- hyperbole,
- hyperbolic,
- hypertrophied,
- hypertrophy,
- immoderacy,
- immoderate,
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- immoderateness,
- immoderation,
- incontinence,
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- indiscipline,
- indulgence,
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- inordinacy,
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- overlarge,
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- overly,
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- overmuchness,
- overweening,
- overweeningly,
- past bearing,
- prodigal,
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- radical,
- radicalism,
- self-indulgence,
- self-indulgent,
- steep,
- stiff,
- swinish,
- swinishness,
- too,
- too-muchness,
- too-too,
- ultra,
- ultra-ultra,
- unbearable,
- unbridled,
- unconscionable,
- unconscionableness,
- unconscionably,
- unconstrained,
- unconstraint,
- uncontrol,
- uncontrolled,
- undisciplined,
- undue,
- undueness,
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- unendurable,
- unfrugal,
- unlimited,
- unmeasured,
- unreasonable,
- unreasonableness,
- unreasonably,
- unrestrained,
- unrestrainedness,
- unrestraint,
- unthrifty,
- utmost,
- uttermost,
- way out
- choice
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- the act of choosing or selecting; "your choice of colors was unfortunate"; "you can take your pick"
- the person or thing chosen or selected; "he was my pick for mayor"
- of superior grade; "choice wines"; "prime beef"; "prize carnations"; "quality paper"; "select peaches"
- appealing to refined taste; "choice wine" related words >
- Attic,
- acceptance,
- adjudgment,
- adjudication,
- aesthetic,
- alternative,
- animus,
- appetence,
- appetency,
- appetite,
- appraisal,
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- voice,
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- well-chosen,
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- arrogant,
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- dogged,
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- fast,
- fiducial,
- firm,
- firm as Gibraltar,
- fixed,
- hubristic,
- immutable,
- imperturbable,
- in equilibrium,
- inalterable,
- indefatigable,
- indomitable,
- industrious,
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- loyal,
- nerveless,
- never-failing,
- never-tiring,
- obstinate,
- overconfident,
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- overweening,
- patient,
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- permanent,
- perseverant,
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- persistent,
- persisting,
- persuaded,
- pertinacious,
- plodding,
- plugging,
- poised,
- pompous,
- positive,
- predictable,
- preoccupied,
- proud,
- rapt,
- reassured,
- relaxed,
- relentless,
- reliable,
- resolute,
- rock-steady,
- secure,
- sedulous,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-important,
- self-reliant,
- single-minded,
- sleepless,
- slogging,
- solid,
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- stable,
- steadfast,
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- steady-nerved,
- steel-nerved,
- strong-nerved,
- stubborn,
- substantial,
- sure,
- tenacious,
- tireless,
- unabating,
- unafraid,
- unblenching,
- unblinking,
- unconquerable,
- undaunted,
- undiscouraged,
- undoubting,
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- unfailing,
- unfaltering,
- unflagging,
- unflappable,
- unflinching,
- unhesitating,
- unintermitting,
- uninterrupted,
- unnervous,
- unnodding,
- unqualified,
- unquivering,
- unrelaxing,
- unrelenting,
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- unsleeping,
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- untremulous,
- unwearied,
- unwearying,
- unwinking,
- utterly attentive,
- weariless,
- well-balanced,
- without a tremor,
- without nerves
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