Related Words:
- old world
collapse - the regions of the world that were known to Europeans before the discovery of the Americas
- of or relating to the Old World (especially Europe); "Old World hawks"; "Old World monkeys" related words >
- antique
collapse
- any piece of furniture or decorative object or the like produced in a former period and valuable because of its beauty or rarity
- out of fashion; "a suit of rather antique appearance"; "demode (or outmoded) attire"; "outmoded ideas"
- made in or typical of earlier times and valued for its age; "the beautiful antique French furniture"
- give an antique appearance to; "antique furniture"
- shop for antiques; "We went antiquing on Saturday" related words >
- Gothic,
- Methuselah,
- Victorian,
- abandoned,
- abiding,
- abjured,
- age-long,
- age-old,
- aged,
- ageless,
- ago,
- ancestral,
- ancient,
- ancient manuscript,
- antediluvian,
- antiquated,
- antiquity,
- archaic,
- archaism,
- artifact,
- auld,
- back number,
- bibelot,
- blown over,
- by,
- bygone,
- bypast,
- cave painting,
- chronic,
- classical,
- collectable,
- conservative,
- constant,
- continuing,
- curio,
- dad,
- dated,
- dateless,
- dead,
- dead and buried,
- deceased,
- defunct,
- departed,
- deserted,
- discontinued,
- disused,
- diuturnal,
- dodo,
- done with,
- durable,
- elapsed,
- elder,
- elderly,
- enduring,
- eolith,
- evergreen,
- expired,
- extinct,
- finished,
- fogy,
- forgotten,
- fossil,
- fossilized,
- fud,
- fuddy-duddy,
- gone,
- gone glimmering,
- gone-by,
- granny,
- grown old,
- hardy,
- has-been,
- heirloom,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- immutable,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- irrecoverable,
- lapsed,
- lasting,
- legendary,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- longhair,
- macrobiotic,
- matriarch,
- medieval,
- mezzolith,
- microlith,
- mid-Victorian,
- mossback,
- neolith,
- no more,
- not worth saving,
- objet d'art,
- obsolescent,
- obsolete,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- of old,
- of other times,
- of yore,
- old,
- old as Methuselah,
- old as history,
- old as time,
- old believer,
- old crock,
- old dodo,
- old fogy,
- old liner,
- old man,
- old poop,
- old woman,
- old-fashioned,
- old-time,
- old-timer,
- old-timey,
- old-world,
- olden,
- oldfangled,
- on the shelf,
- out,
- out of date,
- out of use,
- out-of-date,
- outdated,
- outmoded,
- outworn,
- over,
- paleolith,
- passe,
- passed,
- passed away,
- past,
- past use,
- patriarch,
- pensioned off,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- petrification,
- petrified,
- petrified forest,
- petrified wood,
- petroglyph,
- plateaulith,
- pop,
- pops,
- rarity,
- reactionary,
- regular old fogy,
- relic,
- relinquished,
- reliquiae,
- remaining,
- remains,
- renounced,
- resigned,
- retired,
- ruin,
- ruins,
- run out,
- sempervirent,
- square,
- stable,
- starets,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- superannuate,
- superannuated,
- superseded,
- survival,
- timeless,
- timeworn,
- tough,
- traditional,
- traditionalist,
- unfading,
- vanished,
- venerable,
- vestige,
- vital,
- worn-out,
- wound up
- ex post facto
collapse
- affecting things past; "retroactive tax increase"; "an ex-post-facto law"; "retro pay" related words >
- eventually
collapse
- within an indefinite time or at an unspecified future time; "he will understand eventually"; "he longed for the flowers that were yet to show themselves"; "sooner or later you will have to face the facts"; "in time they came to accept the harsh reality" related words >
- now
collapse
- the momentary present; "Now is a good time to do it"; "it worked up to right now"
- used to preface a command or reproof or request; "now hear this!"; "now pay attention"
- at the present moment; "goods now on sale"; "the now-aging dictator"; "they are now abroad"; "he is busy at present writing a new novel"; "it could happen any time now"
- in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events; "President Kennedy now calls in the National Guard"; "Washington now decides to cross the Delaware"; "the ship is now listing to port"
- in the immediate past; "told me just now"
- (prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity; "Now the next problem is..." related words >
- a la mode,
- advanced,
- all at once,
- all together,
- as,
- as long as,
- as of now,
- as things are,
- at a blow,
- at a stroke,
- at once,
- at one blow,
- at one jump,
- at one stroke,
- at one swoop,
- at one time,
- at present,
- at this juncture,
- at this moment,
- at this point,
- at this time,
- avant-garde,
- away,
- but now,
- cause,
- considering,
- contemporaneity,
- contemporaneousness,
- contemporary,
- directly,
- even now,
- far out,
- fashionable,
- for,
- for the nonce,
- for this occasion,
- forthwith,
- forward-looking,
- here,
- here and now,
- hereat,
- hic et nunc,
- historical present,
- immediately,
- in,
- in a hurry,
- in our time,
- in these days,
- inasmuch as,
- instanter,
- instantly,
- just now,
- lately,
- latterly,
- mod,
- modern,
- modernistic,
- modernity,
- modernized,
- modish,
- newfashioned,
- newness,
- not long ago,
- nowadays,
- nowness,
- of late,
- on the spot,
- only yesterday,
- our times,
- per saltum,
- present,
- present tense,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- presently,
- presentness,
- progressive,
- pronto,
- recently,
- right away,
- right now,
- right off,
- seeing,
- simultaneously,
- since,
- straightaway,
- straightway,
- streamlined,
- subito,
- the Now Generation,
- the nonce,
- the now,
- the other day,
- the present,
- the present age,
- the present day,
- the present hour,
- the present juncture,
- the present time,
- the time being,
- the times,
- then and there,
- these days,
- this day,
- this hour,
- this instant,
- this minute,
- this moment,
- this night,
- this point,
- this stage,
- this very minute,
- today,
- tonight,
- twentieth-century,
- ultra-ultra,
- ultramodern,
- uno saltu,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-datish,
- up-to-the-minute,
- way out,
- whereas,
- without delay
- ultimately
collapse
- as the end result of a succession or process; "ultimately he had to give in"; "at long last the winter was over" related words >
- as things go,
- as times go,
- at bottom,
- at last,
- at length,
- at long last,
- at the end,
- at the last,
- basically,
- conclusively,
- essentially,
- eventually,
- finally,
- fundamentally,
- in conclusion,
- in due course,
- in due season,
- in due time,
- in fine,
- in time,
- last,
- lastly,
- once for all,
- someday,
- sometime,
- somewhere,
- sooner or later,
- yet
- lost
collapse
- not caught with the senses or the mind; "words lost in the din"
- no longer in your possession or control; unable to be found or recovered; "a lost child"; "lost friends"; "his lost book"; "lost opportunities"
- spiritually or physically doomed or destroyed; "lost souls"; "a lost generation"; "a lost ship"; "the lost platoon"
- not gained or won; "a lost battle"; "a lost prize"
- incapable of being recovered or regained; "his lost honor" related words >
- abandoned,
- abashed,
- ablated,
- abroad,
- absent,
- absentminded,
- absorbed,
- abstracted,
- accursed,
- adrift,
- astray,
- at sea,
- away,
- baffled,
- bemused,
- bewildered,
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- bothered,
- buried,
- by the board,
- bygone,
- castle-building,
- clueless,
- condemned,
- confounded,
- confused,
- consumed,
- corrupt,
- cureless,
- cursed,
- damned,
- daydreaming,
- daydreamy,
- dead,
- defunct,
- departed,
- depleted,
- desperate,
- destroyed,
- devastated,
- discomposed,
- disconcerted,
- dismayed,
- disoriented,
- dissipated,
- dissolute,
- distracted,
- distrait,
- distraught,
- disturbed,
- doomed,
- down the drain,
- dreaming,
- dreamy,
- drowsing,
- ecstatic,
- elsewhere,
- embarrassed,
- engrossed,
- eroded,
- exhausted,
- expended,
- extinct,
- fallen,
- faraway,
- forfeit,
- forfeited,
- forgotten,
- frantic,
- frenzied,
- godless,
- gone,
- gone away,
- gone to waste,
- graceless,
- guessing,
- half-awake,
- helpless,
- hopeless,
- immedicable,
- in a fix,
- in a maze,
- in a pickle,
- in a reverie,
- in a scrape,
- in a stew,
- in the clouds,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- inoperable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- lacking,
- late,
- long-lost,
- lost in thought,
- lost to,
- lost to sight,
- lost to view,
- mazed,
- meditative,
- mislaid,
- misplaced,
- misremembered,
- missing,
- misspent,
- mooning,
- moonraking,
- museful,
- musing,
- mystified,
- napping,
- no more,
- nodding,
- nonexistent,
- obliterated,
- oblivious,
- obsolete,
- off the track,
- out of sight,
- out the window,
- passed,
- past,
- past and gone,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- past recall,
- pensive,
- perplexed,
- perturbed,
- pipe-dreaming,
- preoccupied,
- put-out,
- puzzled,
- rapt,
- remediless,
- reprobate,
- ruined,
- run to seed,
- shriftless,
- shrunken,
- somewhere else,
- spent,
- squandered,
- stargazing,
- strayed,
- taken up,
- terminal,
- transported,
- turned around,
- unchaste,
- unconscious,
- unconverted,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unredeemable,
- unredeemed,
- unregenerate,
- unrelievable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable,
- unwon,
- upset,
- used,
- used up,
- vanished,
- wanton,
- wasted,
- without a clue,
- woolgathering,
- worn away,
- wrapped in thought,
- wrecked
- invariably
collapse
- in an invariable manner; "invariably, he would forget his keys" related words >
- abidingly,
- all along,
- all over,
- all the time,
- all the while,
- always,
- at all times,
- at every turn,
- changelessly,
- constantly,
- continually,
- cosmically,
- enduringly,
- ever,
- ever and always,
- everywhere,
- galactically,
- in every instance,
- inflexibly,
- internationally,
- lastingly,
- like clockwork,
- methodically,
- never otherwise,
- orderly,
- permanently,
- perpetually,
- regularly,
- rigidly,
- statically,
- steadfastly,
- steadily,
- systematically,
- the world over,
- unchangingly,
- universally,
- unwaveringly,
- without exception
- finally
collapse
- after a long period of time or an especially long delay; "at length they arrived" related words >
- absolutely,
- accordingly,
- and so,
- as a consequence,
- as a result,
- as things go,
- as times go,
- at last,
- at length,
- at long last,
- at the end,
- at the last,
- completely,
- conclusively,
- consequently,
- decisively,
- definitely,
- definitively,
- eventually,
- for all time,
- for good,
- in conclusion,
- in fine,
- inconsequence,
- inevitably,
- inexorably,
- irrevocably,
- it follows that,
- last,
- lastly,
- naturally,
- naturellement,
- necessarily,
- of course,
- of necessity,
- once for all,
- someday,
- sometime,
- somewhen,
- sooner or later,
- therefore,
- ultimately,
- yet
- extinct
collapse
- (of e.g. volcanos) permanently inactive; "an extinct volcano"
- being out or having grown cold; "threw his extinct cigarette into the stream"; "the fire is out"
- no longer in existence; lost or especially having died out leaving no living representatives; "an extinct species of fish"; "an extinct royal family"; "extinct laws and customs" related words >
- SOL,
- ago,
- all bets off,
- all gone,
- all off,
- all over,
- all up,
- ancient,
- annihilated,
- antediluvian,
- antiquated,
- antique,
- archaic,
- asleep,
- at an end,
- away,
- blown over,
- by,
- bygone,
- bypast,
- canceled,
- cold,
- collapsed,
- complete,
- concluded,
- dated,
- dead,
- dead and buried,
- deceased,
- decided,
- defunct,
- deleted,
- demode,
- departed,
- disappeared,
- disused,
- done,
- done for,
- done with,
- dormant,
- down the drain,
- elapsed,
- ended,
- exanimate,
- expired,
- expunged,
- extinguished,
- fallen,
- fini,
- finished,
- forgotten,
- gone,
- gone away,
- gone glimmering,
- gone out,
- gone-by,
- had it,
- has-been,
- inactive,
- irrecoverable,
- kaput,
- kaputt,
- lapsed,
- late,
- lifeless,
- lost,
- lost to sight,
- lost to view,
- missing,
- no more,
- nonexistent,
- obsolete,
- old hat,
- old-fashioned,
- out,
- out of date,
- out of sight,
- out of style,
- out of use,
- outmoded,
- outworn,
- over,
- overthrown,
- passe,
- passed,
- passed away,
- past,
- past and gone,
- perfected,
- perished,
- quenched,
- run out,
- set at rest,
- settled,
- shot,
- superseded,
- terminated,
- through,
- through with,
- unanimated,
- vanished,
- washed up,
- wiped out,
- wound up,
- zapped
- Saturnia regna,
- Saturnian age,
- age of Aquarius,
- beatification,
- beatitude,
- bewitchment,
- blessedness,
- bliss,
- blissfulness,
- broad day,
- cheer,
- cheerfulness,
- clarion,
- clear,
- cloud nine,
- cloudless,
- dawn,
- day,
- day glow,
- daylight,
- dayshine,
- daytide,
- daytime,
- delectation,
- delight,
- dusk,
- ecstasy,
- ecstatics,
- elation,
- enchantment,
- era of prosperity,
- exaltation,
- exhilaration,
- exuberance,
- fair weather,
- felicity,
- fine,
- full sun,
- gaiety,
- gladness,
- glee,
- golden age,
- golden era,
- golden time,
- good times,
- green flash,
- halcyon days,
- happiness,
- heaven,
- heyday,
- high spirits,
- intoxication,
- joy,
- joyance,
- joyfulness,
- light of day,
- midday sun,
- millennium,
- noonlight,
- noontide light,
- overhappiness,
- overjoyfulness,
- palmy days,
- paradise,
- piping times,
- pleasant,
- prosperity,
- rainless,
- rapture,
- ravishment,
- ray of sunshine,
- reign of Saturn,
- rosy era,
- seventh heaven,
- shine,
- sun,
- sun spark,
- sunbeam,
- sunbreak,
- sunburst,
- sunlight,
- sunny,
- sunshiny,
- transport,
- twilight,
- unalloyed happiness,
- utopia
- unfashionable
collapse
- not in accord with or not following current fashion; "unfashionable clothes"; "melodrama of a now unfashionable kind" related words >
- Bohemian,
- back-number,
- beat,
- behind the times,
- breakaway,
- dated,
- far out,
- free and easy,
- fringy,
- has-been,
- heretical,
- heterodox,
- hippie,
- informal,
- kinky,
- maverick,
- not cricket,
- not done,
- not kosher,
- offbeat,
- old hat,
- old-fashioned,
- old-timey,
- oldfangled,
- original,
- out of fashion,
- out of season,
- out-of-date,
- outdated,
- outmoded,
- styleless,
- unconventional,
- unorthodox,
- way out
- unannounced
collapse
- without warning or announcement; "they arrived unannounced"; "a totally unheralded telegram that his daughter...died last night"- M.A.D.Howe related words >
- like clockwork
collapse
- with regularity and precision; "the rocket launch went off like clockwork" related words >
- always,
- at every turn,
- at regular intervals,
- at stated times,
- constantly,
- continually,
- easily,
- effortlessly,
- evenly,
- every so often,
- facilely,
- hands down,
- harmoniously,
- intermittently,
- invariably,
- lightly,
- like nothing,
- methodically,
- never otherwise,
- no sweat,
- on easy terms,
- on wheels,
- orderly,
- punctually,
- readily,
- regularly,
- simply,
- smoothly,
- steadily,
- swimmingly,
- systematically,
- uniformly,
- without difficulty,
- without exception
- habitually
collapse
- according to habit or custom; "her habitually severe expression"; "he habitually keeps his office door closed" related words >
- again and again,
- as a rule,
- as per usual,
- as things go,
- as usual,
- chiefly,
- chronically,
- commonly,
- consistently,
- customarily,
- frequently,
- generally,
- in many instances,
- inveterately,
- mainly,
- many a time,
- many times,
- most often,
- mostly,
- naturally,
- normally,
- normatively,
- not infrequently,
- not seldom,
- oft,
- often,
- often enough,
- oftentimes,
- ofttimes,
- ordinarily,
- persistently,
- prescriptively,
- recurringly,
- regularly,
- repeatedly,
- repetitively,
- routinely,
- to be expected,
- unseldom,
- usually,
- whenever you wish,
- wontedly
- above,
- above and beyond,
- added to,
- along with,
- as a bonus,
- as well as,
- attended by,
- beside,
- beyond,
- coupled with,
- extra,
- for lagniappe,
- in addition to,
- in conjunction with,
- in excess of,
- including,
- inclusive of,
- leftover,
- let alone,
- linked to,
- not to mention,
- over,
- overplus,
- past,
- plus,
- remaining,
- spare,
- supernumerary,
- surplus,
- together with,
- unused,
- with
- ago,
- all gone,
- annihilated,
- antiquated,
- antique,
- asleep,
- asleep in Jesus,
- at rest,
- away,
- bereft of life,
- blown over,
- breathless,
- by,
- bygone,
- bypast,
- called home,
- carrion,
- croaked,
- dated,
- dead,
- dead and buried,
- dead and gone,
- death-struck,
- deceased,
- defunct,
- demised,
- departed,
- departed this life,
- destitute of life,
- done for,
- down the drain,
- elapsed,
- exanimate,
- expired,
- extinct,
- fallen,
- finished,
- food for worms,
- forgotten,
- gone,
- gone away,
- gone glimmering,
- gone to glory,
- gone west,
- gone-by,
- had it,
- has-been,
- inanimate,
- irrecoverable,
- kaput,
- kaputt,
- lapsed,
- late,
- late lamented,
- launched into eternity,
- lifeless,
- lost,
- lost to sight,
- lost to view,
- martyred,
- missing,
- nonexistent,
- obsolete,
- out of sight,
- over,
- passe,
- passed,
- passed away,
- passed on,
- past,
- past and gone,
- perished,
- pushing up daisies,
- released,
- reposing,
- resting easy,
- run out,
- sainted,
- sleeping,
- smitten with death,
- still,
- stillborn,
- taken away,
- taken off,
- vanished,
- with the Lord,
- with the saints,
- without life,
- without vital functions,
- wound up
- affairs,
- circumstances,
- concerns,
- condition of things,
- conditions,
- dealings,
- doings,
- goings-on,
- how it goes,
- how it is,
- how things are,
- how things stand,
- life,
- like it is,
- march of events,
- matters,
- proceedings,
- relations,
- run of things,
- status in quo,
- the status quo,
- the times,
- the world,
- what happens
- 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
- unintelligible
collapse
- poorly articulated or enunciated, or drowned by noise; "unintelligible speech" related words >
- twofold
collapse
- by a factor of two; "the price increased twofold last year" related words >
- Janus-like,
- ambidextrous,
- as much again,
- bifacial,
- bifold,
- biform,
- bilateral,
- binary,
- binate,
- biparous,
- bivalent,
- conduplicate,
- disomatous,
- double,
- double-barreled,
- double-faced,
- doubly,
- dual,
- dualistic,
- dually,
- duple,
- duplex,
- duplicate,
- dyadic,
- geminate,
- geminated,
- paired,
- second,
- secondary,
- twice,
- twice as much,
- twice over,
- twin,
- twinned,
- two times,
- two-faced,
- two-level,
- two-ply,
- two-sided,
- two-story
- irreversible
collapse
- incapable of being reversed; "irreversible momentum toward revolution" related words >
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- changeless,
- chronic,
- confirmed,
- constant,
- cureless,
- deep-dyed,
- deep-fixed,
- deep-rooted,
- deep-seated,
- deep-set,
- deep-settled,
- direct,
- dyed-in-the-wool,
- established,
- fast,
- final,
- fixed,
- gone,
- immediate,
- immedicable,
- immutable,
- implanted,
- incommutable,
- inconvertible,
- incorrigible,
- inculcated,
- incurable,
- indefeasible,
- inert,
- infixed,
- ingrained,
- inoperable,
- instilled,
- insusceptible of change,
- intransmutable,
- invariable,
- inveterate,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irretrievable,
- irrevocable,
- lasting,
- long-established,
- lost,
- noble,
- nonreturnable,
- nonreversible,
- one-way,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- permanent,
- remediless,
- reverseless,
- rooted,
- ruined,
- set,
- settled,
- settled in habit,
- straight,
- straightaway,
- straightforward,
- straightway,
- terminal,
- thorough,
- unalterable,
- unalterative,
- unaltered,
- unbroken,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- undeflectable,
- undeviating,
- undone,
- unidirectional,
- uninterrupted,
- unmitigable,
- unmodifiable,
- unrelievable,
- unremitting,
- unrestorable,
- unreturnable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable,
- unsusceptible,
- unswerving,
- unvariable,
- unvarying
- retroactive
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- descriptive of any event or stimulus or process that has an effect on the effects of events or stimuli or process that occurred previously related words >
- incorrigible
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- impervious to correction by punishment related words >
- bad,
- beyond control,
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- breachy,
- chronic,
- confirmed,
- contumacious,
- cureless,
- deep-dyed,
- deep-fixed,
- deep-rooted,
- deep-seated,
- deep-set,
- deep-settled,
- defiant,
- dyed-in-the-wool,
- established,
- fast,
- fixed,
- fractious,
- gone,
- graceless,
- habitual,
- hardened,
- hopeless,
- immedicable,
- implanted,
- inculcated,
- incurable,
- indocile,
- indomitable,
- infixed,
- inflexible,
- ingrained,
- inoperable,
- instilled,
- insuppressible,
- intractable,
- inveterate,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irrepressible,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- irrevocable,
- long-established,
- lost,
- naughty,
- obdurate,
- obstreperous,
- out of hand,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- recalcitrant,
- refractory,
- remediless,
- resistant,
- resisting,
- restive,
- rooted,
- ruined,
- set,
- settled,
- settled in habit,
- shrewish,
- shriftless,
- sinful,
- stubborn,
- terminal,
- thorough,
- unalterable,
- unbiddable,
- unchangeable,
- uncontrollable,
- undone,
- ungovernable,
- unmalleable,
- unmanageable,
- unmitigable,
- unmoldable,
- unredeemable,
- unregenerate,
- unrelievable,
- unruly,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable,
- unsubmissive,
- villainous,
- wicked,
- wild
- arcane,
- cabalistic,
- extraordinary,
- impenetrable,
- improbable,
- inscrutable,
- more than expected,
- mystic,
- numinous,
- out-of-the-way,
- past expectation,
- sudden,
- unaccountable,
- unannounced,
- unanticipated,
- undivined,
- unexpected,
- unforeseeable,
- unforeseen,
- unheralded,
- unhoped for,
- unknowable,
- unpredictable,
- unpredicted,
- unprepared for,
- without warning
- recent
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- near to or not long before the present; "recent times"; "of recent origin"
- being new in a time not long past; "recent graduates"; "a recent addition to the house"; "recent buds on the apple trees" related words >
- ancient,
- brand-new,
- current,
- early,
- erstwhile,
- fore,
- former,
- fresh,
- immemorial,
- just out,
- late,
- later,
- latest,
- latter,
- modern,
- modernistic,
- neoteric,
- new,
- new-fashioned,
- newfangled,
- newly come,
- novel,
- of yesterday,
- old,
- olden,
- once,
- onetime,
- past,
- prehistoric,
- previous,
- primeval,
- primitive,
- prior,
- quondam,
- sometime,
- then
- irrevocable
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- incapable of being retracted or revoked; "firm and irrevocable is my doom"- Shakespeare related words >
- absolute,
- beyond recall,
- beyond remedy,
- binding,
- certain,
- changeless,
- compulsory,
- conclusive,
- constant,
- cureless,
- decisive,
- decretory,
- dictated,
- enduring,
- entailed,
- established,
- everlasting,
- fated,
- fateful,
- final,
- fixed,
- gone,
- hard-and-fast,
- immedicable,
- immutable,
- imperative,
- imposed,
- incommutable,
- inconvertible,
- incorrigible,
- incurable,
- indefeasible,
- ineluctable,
- inert,
- inescapable,
- inevasible,
- inevitable,
- inexorable,
- inflexible,
- inoperable,
- insusceptible of change,
- intransmutable,
- invariable,
- irreclaimable,
- irrecoverable,
- irredeemable,
- irreformable,
- irremediable,
- irreparable,
- irresistible,
- irretrievable,
- irreversible,
- lasting,
- lost,
- mandated,
- mandatory,
- must,
- necessary,
- noble,
- nonreturnable,
- nonreversible,
- obligatory,
- past hope,
- past praying for,
- peremptory,
- permanent,
- prescript,
- prescriptive,
- relentless,
- remediless,
- required,
- resistless,
- reverseless,
- ruined,
- settled,
- sure,
- sure as death,
- sure as fate,
- terminal,
- ultimate,
- unalterable,
- unalterative,
- unaltered,
- unavoidable,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- uncontrollable,
- undeflectable,
- undeviating,
- undone,
- unmitigable,
- unmodifiable,
- unpreventable,
- unrelievable,
- unremitting,
- unrestorable,
- unreturnable,
- unsalvable,
- unsalvageable,
- unstoppable,
- unsusceptible,
- unvariable,
- unvarying,
- unyielding,
- without appeal
- here and there
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- in or to various places; first this place and then that; "he worked here and there but never for long in one town"; "we drove here and there in the darkness" related words >
- at intervals,
- at large,
- at times,
- betimes,
- brokenly,
- by catches,
- by fits,
- by jerks,
- by skips,
- by snatches,
- diffusely,
- disconnectedly,
- discontinuously,
- dispersedly,
- ever and again,
- ever and anon,
- everywhere,
- exiguously,
- fitfully,
- haphazardly,
- in all quarters,
- in places,
- in spots,
- in various places,
- infrequently,
- intermittently,
- meagerly,
- now,
- now and again,
- occasionally,
- passim,
- per saltum,
- piddlingly,
- randomly,
- rarely,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- scrimpily,
- skimpily,
- skippingly,
- sparsely,
- sparsim,
- sporadically,
- spottily,
- stingily,
- throughout,
- wherever you look,
- willy-nilly
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