Related Words:
- earthly
collapse - of or belonging to or characteristic of this earth as distinguished from heaven; "earthly beings"; "believed that our earthly life is all that matters"; "earthly love"; "our earthly home" related words >
- Philistine,
- base,
- bodily,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- conceivable,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- earth,
- earthbound,
- earthy,
- feasible,
- fleshly,
- fluvioterrestrial,
- geophilous,
- human,
- hylic,
- imaginable,
- likely,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- mortal,
- mundane,
- natural,
- nonspiritual,
- physical,
- possible,
- potential,
- profane,
- secular,
- sensual,
- somatic,
- subastral,
- sublunar,
- substantial,
- tellurian,
- telluric,
- temporal,
- terraqueous,
- terrene,
- terrestrial,
- unspiritual,
- worldly
- healthy
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- having or indicating good health in body or mind; free from infirmity or disease; "a rosy healthy baby"; "staying fit and healthy"
- exercising or showing good judgment; "healthy scepticism"; "a healthy fear of rattlesnakes"; "the healthy attitude of French laws"; "healthy relations between labor and management"; "an intelligent solution"; "a sound approach to the problem"; "sound advice"; "no sound explanation for his decision"
- financially secure and functioning well; "a healthy economy"
- promoting health; healthful; "a healthy diet"; "clean healthy air"; "plenty of healthy sleep"; "healthy and normal outlets for youthful energy"; "the salubrious mountain air and water"- C.B.Davis; "carrots are good for you" related words >
- advantageous,
- alive and kicking,
- auspicious,
- beneficial,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- big,
- bon,
- bonny,
- bracing,
- braw,
- bright-eyed and bushy-tailed,
- bueno,
- bumper,
- bunkum,
- capital,
- chipper,
- cogent,
- commendable,
- considerable,
- constitutional,
- elegant,
- enjoying health,
- estimable,
- eupeptic,
- excellent,
- expedient,
- fair,
- famous,
- favorable,
- fine,
- fit,
- fit and fine,
- flourishing,
- full of beans,
- good,
- good for,
- goodly,
- grand,
- great,
- hale,
- hale and hearty,
- health-enhancing,
- health-preserving,
- healthful,
- helpful,
- hygeian,
- hygienic,
- in condition,
- in fine fettle,
- in fine whack,
- in good case,
- in good health,
- in good shape,
- in health,
- in high feather,
- in mint condition,
- in shape,
- in the pink,
- invigorating,
- kind,
- large,
- large-scale,
- laudable,
- man-sized,
- nice,
- noble,
- nourishing,
- numerous,
- nutritious,
- pleasant,
- profitable,
- refreshing,
- regal,
- right,
- robust,
- royal,
- salubrious,
- salutary,
- sane,
- sanitary,
- sizable,
- skillful,
- sound,
- splendid,
- strong,
- sturdy,
- substantial,
- tall,
- thriving,
- tidy,
- tonic,
- trim,
- useful,
- valid,
- very good,
- vigorous,
- virtuous,
- well,
- whole,
- wholesome
- aboriginal,
- atavistic,
- autochthonous,
- bodily,
- born,
- coeval,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- endemic,
- genetic,
- hereditary,
- homebred,
- homegrown,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- inherent,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- local,
- natal,
- native,
- native to,
- native-born,
- natural,
- natural to,
- organic,
- original,
- physical,
- primal,
- primitive,
- temperamental,
- unacquired,
- vernacular
- ancestral,
- atavistic,
- bequeathed,
- bodily,
- born,
- coeval,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- genetic,
- genic,
- handed down,
- heritable,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- indigenous,
- inheritable,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- matroclinous,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- organic,
- patrimonial,
- patroclinous,
- physical,
- plasmatic,
- plasmic,
- primal,
- protoplasmic,
- temperamental,
- traditional,
- transferable,
- transmissible,
- willed
- acclimatize,
- accommodate,
- accustom,
- adapt,
- adjust,
- break,
- break in,
- case harden,
- condition,
- confirm,
- domesticate,
- domesticize,
- establish,
- familiarize,
- fix,
- gentle,
- habituate,
- harden,
- housebreak,
- inure,
- naturalize,
- orient,
- orientate,
- season,
- tame,
- toughen,
- train,
- wont
- photometry
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- measurement of the properties of light (especially luminous intensity) related words >
- actinology,
- actinometry,
- aerial photography,
- aeroballistics,
- aerodynamics,
- aerogeology,
- aerography,
- aerology,
- aeromechanics,
- aeromedicine,
- aerometry,
- aeronautical meteorology,
- aerophotography,
- aerophysics,
- aeroscopy,
- aerospace research,
- aerostatics,
- aviation technology,
- avionics,
- catoptrics,
- climatology,
- dioptrics,
- geometrical optics,
- heliography,
- heliology,
- heliometry,
- hydrostatics,
- kinematics,
- kinetics,
- meteorology,
- optics,
- photics,
- photology,
- physical optics,
- pneumatics,
- rocketry,
- supersonics
- internal medicine
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- the branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and (nonsurgical) treatment of diseases of the internal organs (especially in adults) related words >
- Medicaid,
- Medicare,
- aerospace medicine,
- biomedicine,
- clinical medicine,
- comparative medicine,
- constitutional medicine,
- dosimetric medicine,
- enterology,
- experimental medicine,
- leechcraft,
- leechdom,
- legal medicine,
- materia medica,
- medical jurisprudence,
- medicine,
- military medicine,
- naval medicine,
- neo-Hippocratic medicine,
- physic,
- physical medicine,
- preclinical medicine,
- preventive medicine,
- psychosomatic medicine,
- public health medicine,
- socialized medicine,
- space medicine,
- splanchnology,
- state medicine,
- therapy,
- tropical medicine,
- veterinary medicine
- morbidity
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- an abnormally gloomy or unhealthy state of mind; "his fear of being alone verges on morbidity"
- the relative incidence of a particular disease related words >
- abnormality,
- acute disease,
- affection,
- affliction,
- ailment,
- allergic disease,
- allergy,
- atrophy,
- bacterial disease,
- birth defect,
- blight,
- cachexia,
- cachexy,
- cardiovascular disease,
- chronic disease,
- chronic ill health,
- circulatory disease,
- complaint,
- complication,
- condition,
- congenital defect,
- debilitation,
- debility,
- decrepitude,
- defect,
- deficiency disease,
- deformity,
- degenerative disease,
- delicacy,
- delicate health,
- disability,
- disease,
- disorder,
- distemper,
- endemic,
- endemic disease,
- endocrine disease,
- enervation,
- epidemic disease,
- exhaustion,
- feebleness,
- fragility,
- frailty,
- functional disease,
- fungus disease,
- gastrointestinal disease,
- genetic disease,
- handicap,
- healthlessness,
- hereditary disease,
- hypochondria,
- hypochondriasis,
- iatrogenic disease,
- ill health,
- illness,
- indisposition,
- infectious disease,
- infirmity,
- invalidism,
- invalidity,
- languishing,
- languishment,
- malady,
- malaise,
- morbidness,
- morbus,
- muscular disease,
- neurological disease,
- nutritional disease,
- occupational disease,
- organic disease,
- pandemic disease,
- pathological condition,
- pathology,
- peakedness,
- plant disease,
- poor health,
- protozoan disease,
- psychosomatic disease,
- respiratory disease,
- rockiness,
- secondary disease,
- seediness,
- sickishness,
- sickliness,
- sickness,
- signs,
- symptomatology,
- symptomology,
- symptoms,
- syndrome,
- the pip,
- unhealthiness,
- unsoundness,
- unwholesomeness,
- urogenital disease,
- valetudinarianism,
- virus disease,
- wasting,
- wasting disease,
- weakliness,
- worm disease
- chemistry
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- the science of matter; the branch of the natural sciences dealing with the composition of substances and their properties and reactions
- the way two individuals relate to each other; "their chemistry was wrong from the beginning -- they hated each other"; "a mysterious alchemy brought them together" related words >
- alchemy,
- applied chemistry,
- astrochemistry,
- biochemistry,
- biogeochemistry,
- chemicobiology,
- chemicoengineering,
- chemurgy,
- colloid chemistry,
- crystallochemistry,
- cytochemistry,
- electrochemistry,
- engineering chemistry,
- geochemistry,
- geological chemistry,
- hydrochemistry,
- iatrochemistry,
- immunochemistry,
- inorganic chemistry,
- lithochemistry,
- macrochemistry,
- mineralogical chemistry,
- nuclear chemistry,
- pathochemistry,
- petrochemistry,
- pharmacochemistry,
- physical chemistry,
- physicochemistry,
- phytochemistry,
- psychobiochemistry,
- radiochemistry,
- soil chemistry,
- theoretical chemistry,
- thermochemistry,
- topochemistry,
- ultramicrochemistry,
- zoochemistry,
- zymochemistry,
- zymurgy
- God forbid,
- anyhow,
- anyway,
- anywise,
- at all,
- at any rate,
- at no hand,
- au contraire,
- by any means,
- by no means,
- far from it,
- however,
- in any case,
- in any event,
- in any way,
- in no case,
- in no respect,
- in no wise,
- irregardless,
- never,
- nevertheless,
- no matter what,
- nonetheless,
- not a bit,
- not a jot,
- not a speck,
- not a whit,
- not an iota,
- not at all,
- not much,
- not nearly,
- noway,
- noways,
- nowhere near,
- nowise,
- on no account,
- on no condition,
- quite the contrary,
- regardless,
- to the contrary,
- under no circumstances
- habituate
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- make psychologically or physically used (to something); "She became habituated to the background music" related words >
- acclimate,
- acclimatize,
- accommodate,
- accustom,
- adapt,
- addict,
- adjust,
- bear,
- break,
- break in,
- case harden,
- condition,
- confirm,
- domesticate,
- domesticize,
- endure,
- establish,
- familiarize,
- fix,
- gentle,
- harden,
- housebreak,
- inure,
- naturalize,
- orient,
- orientate,
- season,
- support,
- take to,
- tame,
- tolerate,
- train,
- use,
- wont
- inure
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- cause to accept or become hardened to; habituate; "He was inured to the cold" related words >
- acclimate,
- acclimatize,
- accommodate,
- accustom,
- adapt,
- adjust,
- break,
- break in,
- brutalize,
- callous,
- case harden,
- condition,
- confirm,
- discipline,
- domesticate,
- domesticize,
- establish,
- familiarize,
- fix,
- gentle,
- habituate,
- harden,
- housebreak,
- indurate,
- naturalize,
- orient,
- orientate,
- ossify,
- season,
- steel,
- tame,
- train,
- use,
- wont
- access,
- accessibility,
- actual presence,
- applicability,
- approachability,
- being here,
- being there,
- come-at-ableness,
- effectiveness,
- efficacy,
- efficiency,
- existence,
- functionality,
- getatableness,
- gettableness,
- helpfulness,
- hereness,
- immanence,
- immediacy,
- indwellingness,
- inherence,
- obtainability,
- obtainableness,
- occurrence,
- openness,
- operability,
- penetrability,
- perviousness,
- physical presence,
- practicability,
- practical utility,
- practicality,
- presence,
- procurability,
- procurableness,
- profitability,
- reachableness,
- securableness,
- serviceability,
- spiritual presence,
- thereness,
- ubiety,
- usability,
- use,
- usefulness,
- utility,
- utilizability,
- whereness
- 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
- air,
- atom,
- atomic particles,
- brute matter,
- building block,
- chemical element,
- component,
- constituent,
- earth,
- element,
- elementary particle,
- elementary unit,
- fire,
- fundamental particle,
- hyle,
- hypostasis,
- material,
- material world,
- materiality,
- matter,
- molecule,
- monad,
- nature,
- physical world,
- plenum,
- stuff,
- substance,
- substratum,
- the four elements,
- unit of being,
- water
- atavistic,
- automatic,
- bodily,
- born,
- coeval,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- deep-seated,
- elemental,
- essential,
- genetic,
- genic,
- hereditary,
- impulsive,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- indigenous,
- ingrained,
- inherent,
- inherited,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- intrinsic,
- involuntary,
- libidinal,
- matroclinous,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- normal,
- organic,
- patrimonial,
- patroclinous,
- physical,
- primal,
- regular,
- spontaneous,
- standard,
- subliminal,
- temperamental,
- typical,
- unacquired,
- unconscious,
- unlearned
- astrophysical
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- of or concerned with astrophysics; "astrophysical sciences" related words >
- Cynthian,
- aerophysical,
- anagalactic,
- asteroidal,
- astral,
- astrologic,
- astrologistic,
- astrologous,
- astronomic,
- celestial,
- circumplanetary,
- cislunar,
- empyreal,
- empyrean,
- equinoctial,
- extragalactic,
- galactic,
- heavenly,
- heliacal,
- intercosmic,
- interplanetary,
- intersidereal,
- interstellar,
- lunar,
- lunary,
- lunate,
- lunular,
- lunulate,
- meteoric,
- meteoritic,
- nebular,
- nebulose,
- nebulous,
- physical,
- planetal,
- planetarian,
- planetary,
- planetesimal,
- semilunar,
- sidereal,
- solar,
- sphery,
- star-spangled,
- star-studded,
- starry,
- stellar,
- stellary,
- terrestrial,
- uranic,
- zodiacal
- amiss,
- askew,
- awry,
- broken,
- cockeyed,
- convulsed,
- deranged,
- disarranged,
- discomfited,
- discomposed,
- disconcerted,
- dislocated,
- disordered,
- disorderly,
- disorganized,
- disturbed,
- haywire,
- in disorder,
- in disrepair,
- inoperative,
- misplaced,
- on the blink,
- out of commission,
- out of condition,
- out of gear,
- out of joint,
- out of kelter,
- out of kilter,
- out of order,
- out of place,
- out of repair,
- out of tune,
- out of whack,
- perturbed,
- roily,
- shuffled,
- turbid,
- turbulent,
- unsettled,
- upset
- accompanying,
- agreeing,
- atavistic,
- bodily,
- born,
- coetaneous,
- coeternal,
- coexistent,
- coexisting,
- coinstantaneous,
- collateral,
- concomitant,
- concurrent,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- contemporaneous,
- contemporary,
- conterminous,
- coterminous,
- dead heat,
- draw,
- genetic,
- hereditary,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- indigenous,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- isochronal,
- isochronous,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- organic,
- physical,
- primal,
- simultaneous,
- synchronal,
- synchronic,
- synchronous,
- temperamental,
- tie,
- unison,
- unisonous
- self-gratification
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- the act of satisfying your own desires and giving yourself pleasure related words >
- amusement,
- animal pleasure,
- bodily pleasure,
- carnal delight,
- comfort,
- content,
- contentment,
- coziness,
- creature comforts,
- ease,
- endpleasure,
- enjoyment,
- entertainment,
- euphoria,
- forepleasure,
- fruition,
- fun,
- gratification,
- great satisfaction,
- gusto,
- hearty enjoyment,
- intellectual pleasure,
- joie de vivre,
- keen pleasure,
- kicks,
- luxury,
- physical pleasure,
- pleasure,
- quiet pleasure,
- relish,
- satisfaction,
- self-indulgence,
- sensual pleasure,
- sensuous pleasure,
- sexual pleasure,
- sweetness of life,
- titillation,
- voluptuousness,
- well-being,
- zest
- drill
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- (military) the training of soldiers to march (as in ceremonial parades) or to perform the manual of arms
- similar to the mandrill but smaller and less brightly colored
- a tool with a sharp point and cutting edges for making holes in hard materials (usually rotating rapidly or by repeated blows)
- train in the military, e.g., in the use of weapons
- undergo military training or do military exercises
- learn by repetition; "We drilled French verbs every day"; "Pianists practice scales"
- teach by repetition related words >
- SOP,
- accustom,
- aculeus,
- acumination,
- application,
- apprentice,
- apprenticeship,
- athletics,
- auger,
- basic training,
- bed,
- bit,
- bite,
- bone,
- boning,
- bore,
- bore bit,
- borer,
- brace and bit,
- brainwork,
- break,
- break in,
- breaking,
- breast auger,
- breast drill,
- breather,
- breed,
- breeding,
- bring up,
- broach,
- broadcast,
- burr,
- burrow,
- calisthenics,
- chamfer bit,
- coach,
- common practice,
- con,
- condition,
- conditioning,
- conning,
- constitutional,
- contemplate,
- contemplation,
- corkscrew,
- countersink,
- cram,
- cramming,
- cross bit,
- cultivate,
- cultivation,
- cusp,
- daily dozen,
- deepen,
- delve,
- depress,
- develop,
- development,
- diamond drill,
- dibble,
- dig,
- dig out,
- dike,
- discipline,
- disseminate,
- dive,
- dredge,
- drill press,
- drilling,
- drive,
- elucubrate,
- empierce,
- engrossment,
- examine,
- excavate,
- exercise,
- exercising,
- extensive study,
- fetch up,
- fetching-up,
- fit,
- fix,
- forest,
- form,
- foster,
- fostering,
- furrow,
- gimlet,
- go over,
- gore,
- gouge,
- gouge out,
- grind,
- grinding,
- groom,
- grooming,
- groove,
- grub,
- gymnastic exercises,
- gymnastics,
- habituate,
- hand drill,
- headwork,
- hole,
- honeycomb,
- house-train,
- housebreak,
- housebreaking,
- impale,
- implant,
- improve,
- improvement,
- in-service training,
- indoctrinate,
- inseminate,
- inspection,
- instruct,
- isometrics,
- keyway drill,
- lance,
- lick into shape,
- lower,
- lucubrate,
- lucubration,
- manual training,
- matter of course,
- mental labor,
- military training,
- mine,
- mucro,
- neb,
- needle,
- nib,
- nurse,
- nurture,
- nurturing,
- on-the-job training,
- penetrate,
- perforate,
- perusal,
- peruse,
- physical education,
- physical jerks,
- pierce,
- pink,
- plant,
- plunge into,
- point,
- pore over,
- portable drill,
- posthole auger,
- pot,
- power drill,
- practice,
- preparation,
- prepare,
- prescribed form,
- prick,
- prickle,
- procedure,
- pump drill,
- punch,
- puncture,
- put in,
- put in tune,
- put to school,
- quarry,
- raise,
- raising,
- ratchet drill,
- read,
- reading,
- ready,
- readying,
- ream,
- ream out,
- reamer,
- rear,
- rearing,
- reforest,
- regard studiously,
- rehearsal,
- rehearse,
- repetition,
- reset,
- restudy,
- restudying,
- retimber,
- review,
- riddle,
- rotary drill,
- rule,
- run through,
- sap,
- scatter seed,
- school,
- scoop,
- scoop out,
- scrabble,
- scrape,
- scratch,
- seed,
- seed down,
- seminate,
- send to school,
- set,
- set form,
- setting-up exercises,
- shovel,
- sink,
- skewer,
- sloyd,
- sow,
- sow broadcast,
- spade,
- spear,
- spike,
- spit,
- stab,
- standard operating procedure,
- standing orders,
- star drill,
- stick,
- sting,
- strap drill,
- stretch,
- study,
- studying,
- subject,
- swot,
- swotting,
- take in hand,
- tap,
- teach,
- tip,
- train,
- training,
- transfix,
- transpierce,
- transplant,
- trench,
- trepan,
- trephine,
- trough,
- tunnel,
- tutor,
- twist bit,
- twist drill,
- upbringing,
- vet,
- vocational education,
- vocational training,
- wade through,
- wide reading,
- wimble,
- workout,
- yoga
- indisposition
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- a slight illness related words >
- abnormality,
- acute disease,
- affection,
- affliction,
- ailment,
- allergic disease,
- allergy,
- antipathy,
- atrophy,
- averseness,
- aversion,
- backwardness,
- bacterial disease,
- bad books,
- birth defect,
- blight,
- cardiovascular disease,
- chronic disease,
- circulatory disease,
- complaint,
- complication,
- condition,
- congenital defect,
- cursoriness,
- defect,
- deficiency disease,
- deformity,
- degenerative disease,
- disability,
- disagreement,
- disease,
- disfavor,
- disinclination,
- disliking,
- disobedience,
- disorder,
- displeasure,
- disrelish,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissent,
- distaste,
- distemper,
- endemic,
- endemic disease,
- endocrine disease,
- epidemic disease,
- foot-dragging,
- fractiousness,
- functional disease,
- fungus disease,
- gastrointestinal disease,
- genetic disease,
- grudging consent,
- grudgingness,
- handicap,
- hereditary disease,
- iatrogenic disease,
- illness,
- indisposedness,
- indocility,
- infectious disease,
- infirmity,
- intractableness,
- lack of enthusiasm,
- lack of zeal,
- malady,
- malaise,
- morbidity,
- morbus,
- muscular disease,
- mutinousness,
- neurological disease,
- nolition,
- nutritional disease,
- obstinacy,
- occupational disease,
- opposition,
- organic disease,
- pandemic disease,
- pathological condition,
- pathology,
- perfunctoriness,
- plant disease,
- protozoan disease,
- psychosomatic disease,
- recalcitrance,
- recalcitrancy,
- refractoriness,
- refusal,
- reluctance,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- repugnance,
- resistance,
- respiratory disease,
- rockiness,
- secondary disease,
- seediness,
- sickishness,
- sickness,
- signs,
- slowness,
- stubbornness,
- sulk,
- sulkiness,
- sulks,
- sullenness,
- symptomatology,
- symptomology,
- symptoms,
- syndrome,
- the pip,
- unenthusiasm,
- unwillingness,
- urogenital disease,
- virus disease,
- wasting disease,
- worm disease
- echelon
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- a diffraction grating consisting of a pile of plates of equal thickness arranged stepwise with a constant offset
- a body of troops arranged in a line related words >
- battle array,
- caste,
- class,
- close formation,
- condition,
- deployment,
- disposition,
- file,
- footing,
- formation,
- formation flying,
- hierarchy,
- open order,
- order,
- order of battle,
- place,
- position,
- power structure,
- precedence,
- queue,
- rank,
- rate,
- rating,
- row,
- sphere,
- stage,
- standing,
- station,
- status,
- string,
- tier
- hulk
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- a ship that has been wrecked and abandoned related words >
- anatomy,
- argosy,
- bark,
- boat,
- body,
- bones,
- bottom,
- bucket,
- carcass,
- clay,
- clod,
- corpus,
- craft,
- derelict,
- figure,
- flesh,
- form,
- frame,
- galoot,
- hooker,
- hull,
- jumbo,
- keel,
- klutz,
- leviathan,
- lout,
- material body,
- mere wreck,
- nervous wreck,
- oaf,
- ox,
- packet,
- person,
- physical body,
- physique,
- rattletrap,
- ruin,
- ruins,
- shell,
- ship,
- shipwreck,
- skeleton,
- soma,
- thumper,
- torso,
- trunk,
- tub,
- vessel,
- watercraft,
- whale,
- whopper,
- wreck
- a habit,
- acquired tolerance,
- acute alcoholism,
- addictedness,
- addiction,
- alcoholism,
- amphetamine withdrawal symptoms,
- barbiturate addiction,
- chain smoking,
- chronic alcoholism,
- cocainism,
- crash,
- craving,
- dependence,
- dipsomania,
- drug addiction,
- drug culture,
- drug dependence,
- habituation,
- nicotine addiction,
- physical dependence,
- psychological dependence,
- tolerance,
- withdrawal sickness,
- withdrawal symptoms
- addiction
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- (Roman law) a formal award by a magistrate of a thing or person to another person (as the award of a debtor to his creditor); a surrender to a master; "under Roman law addiction was the justification for slavery"
- an abnormally strong craving
- being abnormally tolerant to and dependent on something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming (especially alcohol or narcotic drugs) related words >
- a habit,
- acquired tolerance,
- acute alcoholism,
- addictedness,
- alcoholism,
- amphetamine withdrawal symptoms,
- barbiturate addiction,
- barbiturism,
- chain smoking,
- chronic alcoholism,
- cocainism,
- crash,
- craving,
- dependence,
- dipsomania,
- drug addiction,
- drug culture,
- drug dependence,
- habituation,
- nicotine addiction,
- physical dependence,
- psychological dependence,
- tolerance,
- withdrawal sickness,
- withdrawal symptoms
- a habit,
- acquired tolerance,
- acute alcoholism,
- addictedness,
- addiction,
- alcoholism,
- amphetamine withdrawal symptoms,
- barbiturate addiction,
- barbiturism,
- chain smoking,
- chronic alcoholism,
- cocainism,
- crash,
- craving,
- dependence,
- dipsomania,
- drug addiction,
- drug dependence,
- habituation,
- nicotine addiction,
- physical dependence,
- psychological dependence,
- tolerance,
- withdrawal sickness,
- withdrawal symptoms
- drug addiction
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- an addiction to a drug (especially a narcotic drug) related words >
- a habit,
- acquired tolerance,
- acute alcoholism,
- addictedness,
- addiction,
- alcoholism,
- amphetamine withdrawal symptoms,
- barbiturate addiction,
- barbiturism,
- chain smoking,
- chronic alcoholism,
- cocainism,
- crash,
- craving,
- dependence,
- dipsomania,
- drug culture,
- drug dependence,
- habituation,
- nicotine addiction,
- physical dependence,
- psychological dependence,
- tolerance,
- withdrawal sickness,
- withdrawal symptoms
- instill
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- enter drop by drop; "instill medication into my eye"
- impart gradually; "Her presence instilled faith into the children"; "transfuse love of music into the students" related words >
- beat into,
- besprinkle,
- brainwash,
- breathe,
- brew,
- catechize,
- color,
- condition,
- decoct,
- dredge,
- dye,
- engrave,
- entincture,
- etch,
- flavor,
- grave,
- imbrue,
- imbue,
- implant,
- impregnate,
- impress,
- imprint,
- inculcate,
- indoctrinate,
- infiltrate,
- infix,
- infuse,
- inoculate,
- inscribe,
- inseminate,
- leaven,
- penetrate,
- permeate,
- pervade,
- program,
- saturate,
- season,
- stamp,
- steep,
- suffuse,
- temper,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- transfuse
- glow
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- a feeling of considerable warmth; "the glow of new love"; "a glow of regret"
- a steady even light without flames
- experience a feeling of well-being or happiness, as from good health or an intense emotion; "She was beaming with joy"; "Her face radiated with happiness"
- be exuberant or high-spirited; "Make the people's hearts glow"
- emit a steady even light without flames; "The fireflies were glowing and flying about in the garden"
- have a complexion with a strong bright color, such as red or pink; "Her face glowed when she came out of the sauna" related words >
- Hygeia,
- ablate,
- activity,
- afterglow,
- air glow,
- alpenglow,
- animation,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- attractiveness,
- aurora,
- bake,
- be bright,
- be in heat,
- be somebody,
- be something,
- beacon,
- beam,
- beauteousness,
- beautifulness,
- beauty,
- beauty unadorned,
- bedazzle,
- beggar description,
- blanch,
- blare,
- blaze,
- blind,
- bloom,
- blossom,
- blush,
- blushing,
- boil,
- brightness,
- brilliance,
- brio,
- briskness,
- broil,
- burn,
- burning,
- burst with health,
- candescence,
- caper,
- caracole,
- change color,
- charm,
- chirp,
- chirrup,
- choke,
- color,
- color up,
- coloring,
- combust,
- cook,
- crepuscule,
- crimson,
- crimsoning,
- cut a dash,
- cut a figure,
- dance,
- darken,
- dawnlight,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- diffuse light,
- effulgence,
- elan,
- elegance,
- emotional health,
- enjoy good health,
- enthusiasm,
- excitement,
- exquisiteness,
- feel fine,
- feel good,
- fervency,
- fervor,
- feverishness,
- fidget,
- fieriness,
- figure,
- fire,
- first light,
- fitness,
- flame,
- flame up,
- flare,
- flare up,
- flash,
- flicker,
- flip out,
- flourish,
- flush,
- flushing,
- flutter,
- foredawn,
- freak out on,
- frolic,
- fry,
- fulgurate,
- gambol,
- gasp,
- get high on,
- give light,
- glance,
- glare,
- gleam,
- glimmer,
- glint,
- glitter,
- gloss,
- go pitapat,
- grace,
- grow red,
- gusto,
- half-light,
- handsomeness,
- have the fidgets,
- have the shakes,
- health,
- healthy glow,
- heat,
- heave,
- hectic,
- hectic flush,
- ignite,
- impassionedness,
- impetuosity,
- impetus,
- incandesce,
- incandescence,
- jerk,
- joie de vivre,
- keep fit,
- kindle,
- knock dead,
- lambency,
- laugh,
- life,
- light,
- light up,
- lilt,
- live,
- liveliness,
- look black,
- loveliness,
- luminosity,
- luminousness,
- luster,
- lustiness,
- make a figure,
- make a splash,
- mantle,
- mantling,
- mental health,
- mettle,
- morning twilight,
- never feel better,
- overheat,
- pale,
- palpitate,
- pant,
- parch,
- passion,
- perkiness,
- pertness,
- phosphoresce,
- phosphorescence,
- physical condition,
- physical fitness,
- pink,
- prettiness,
- pulchritude,
- quake,
- quaver,
- quiver,
- radiance,
- radiate,
- radiate cheer,
- radiate heat,
- redden,
- reddening,
- redness,
- resplendence,
- roast,
- robustness,
- romp,
- rose,
- rosiness,
- rouge,
- rubefacient,
- rubescence,
- rufescence,
- rush,
- scald,
- scorch,
- seethe,
- send out rays,
- shake,
- sheen,
- shimmer with heat,
- shine,
- shine brightly,
- shininess,
- shining light,
- shiver,
- shoot,
- shoot out rays,
- simmer,
- sing,
- skip,
- skylight,
- smile,
- smolder,
- smother,
- spark,
- sparkle,
- spirit,
- spiritedness,
- splendor,
- squirm,
- stay in shape,
- stay young,
- steam,
- stew,
- stifle,
- suffocate,
- sunset glow,
- sweat,
- swell,
- swell with emotion,
- swelter,
- the beautiful,
- the small hours,
- thrill,
- thrill to,
- throb,
- tingle,
- tingle with excitement,
- toast,
- toss,
- toss and turn,
- tremble,
- tumble,
- turn color,
- turn on to,
- turn pale,
- turn red,
- twilight,
- twist and turn,
- twitch,
- twitter,
- vehemence,
- vivacity,
- warm color,
- warmth,
- warmth of color,
- wear well,
- well-being,
- whistle,
- whiten,
- whiteness,
- wiggle,
- wriggle,
- writhe,
- zest,
- zestfulness
- personal
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- a short newspaper article about a particular person or group
- particular to a given individual
- concerning or affecting a particular person or his or her private life and personality; "a personal favor"; "for your personal use"; "personal papers"; "I have something personal to tell you"; "a personal God"; "he has his personal bank account and she has hers"
- intimately concerning a person's body or physical being; "personal hygiene"
- indicating grammatical person; "personal verb endings"
- of or arising from personality; "personal magnetism" related words >
- absolute,
- actual,
- adverse,
- anonymous,
- belittling,
- bodily,
- bosom,
- certain,
- close,
- closet,
- concrete,
- critical,
- dear,
- defined,
- definite,
- deprecating,
- derogatory,
- detailed,
- determinate,
- different,
- disparaging,
- distinct,
- distinguished,
- esoteric,
- especial,
- exceptional,
- exclusive,
- express,
- extraordinary,
- familiar,
- fixed,
- idiosyncratic,
- in person,
- in the flesh,
- incognito,
- individual,
- inmost,
- inner,
- innermost,
- insulting,
- interior,
- intimate,
- inward,
- isolated,
- live,
- minute,
- noteworthy,
- offensive,
- particular,
- peculiar,
- physical,
- precise,
- private,
- privy,
- respective,
- retired,
- secluded,
- sequestered,
- several,
- singular,
- slighting,
- solipsistic,
- special,
- specific,
- unfriendly,
- withdrawn
- bank credit,
- book credit,
- borrowing power,
- cash credit,
- commercial credit,
- consumer credit,
- credit,
- credit insurance,
- credit rating,
- credit union,
- financial condition,
- hire purchase plan,
- installment credit,
- installment plan,
- investment credit,
- line of credit,
- never-never,
- rating,
- tax credit,
- tick,
- trust
- oxygenate
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- impregnate, combine, or supply with oxygen; "oxygenate blood" related words >
- aerate,
- aerify,
- air,
- air out,
- air-condition,
- air-cool,
- airify,
- atomize,
- carbonate,
- chlorinate,
- cross-ventilate,
- distill,
- emit,
- etherify,
- etherize,
- evaporate,
- exhale,
- fan,
- fluidize,
- fractionate,
- freshen,
- fume,
- fumigate,
- gasify,
- give off,
- hydrogenate,
- oxygenize,
- perfume,
- reek,
- refresh,
- send out,
- smoke,
- spray,
- steam,
- sublimate,
- sublime,
- vaporize,
- ventilate,
- volatilize,
- wind,
- winnow
- connate
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- related in nature; "connate qualities"
- of similar parts or organs; closely joined or united; "a connate tomato flower" related words >
- affiliated,
- affinal,
- affinitive,
- agnate,
- akin,
- allied,
- atavistic,
- bodily,
- born,
- coeval,
- cognate,
- congeneric,
- congenerous,
- congenial,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connatural,
- connected,
- consanguine,
- conspecific,
- constitutional,
- correlative,
- deep-seated,
- elemental,
- enate,
- essential,
- genetic,
- genetically related,
- hereditary,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- incident,
- indigenous,
- indwelling,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- intrinsic,
- kindred,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- of common source,
- organic,
- physical,
- primal,
- related,
- related by blood,
- temperamental,
- unacquired
- Easy Street
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- financial security related words >
- affluence,
- bed of roses,
- clover,
- comfort,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- felicity,
- fleshpots,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- happiness,
- lap of luxury,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- luxury,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- security,
- success,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- weal,
- wealth,
- welfare,
- well-being
- Easy Street,
- affluence,
- bed of roses,
- clover,
- comfort,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- felicity,
- fleshpots,
- gracious life,
- happiness,
- lap of luxury,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- luxury,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- security,
- success,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- weal,
- wealth,
- welfare,
- well-being
- lap of luxury
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- in conditions of wealth and comfort; "he was raised in the lap of luxury" related words >
- Easy Street,
- affluence,
- bed of roses,
- clover,
- comfort,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- felicity,
- fleshpots,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- happiness,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- luxury,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- security,
- success,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- weal,
- wealth,
- welfare,
- well-being
- luxury
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- something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity
- wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living related words >
- Babylonian splendor,
- Cyrenaic hedonism,
- Cyrenaicism,
- Easy Street,
- affluence,
- amenity,
- amusement,
- animal pleasure,
- appeal,
- appealingness,
- appetite,
- appetitiveness,
- attractiveness,
- bed of roses,
- bedizenment,
- bewitchment,
- bodily pleasure,
- brilliance,
- captivation,
- carnal delight,
- charm,
- clover,
- comfort,
- confidence,
- content,
- contentment,
- coziness,
- creature comforts,
- dainty,
- delicacy,
- delight,
- delightfulness,
- duplication,
- duplication of effort,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- elaborateness,
- elegance,
- embellishment,
- enchantment,
- endpleasure,
- enjoyment,
- enravishment,
- entertainment,
- entrancement,
- epicureanism,
- epicurism,
- ethical hedonism,
- euphoria,
- expendable,
- expletive,
- exquisiteness,
- extra,
- extravagance,
- fascination,
- fat,
- featherbedding,
- felicity,
- filling,
- fleshpots,
- forepleasure,
- frill,
- frills,
- frippery,
- fruition,
- fun,
- gingerbread,
- glamour,
- glory,
- gorgeousness,
- grace,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- grandeur,
- grandiosity,
- grandness,
- gratification,
- great satisfaction,
- gusto,
- happiness,
- hearty enjoyment,
- hedonic calculus,
- hedonics,
- hedonism,
- imposingness,
- impressiveness,
- indulgence,
- intellectual pleasure,
- invitingness,
- joie de vivre,
- keen pleasure,
- kicks,
- lap of luxury,
- lavishness,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- loveliness,
- luxuriousness,
- magnificence,
- majesty,
- needlessness,
- nobility,
- opulence,
- ornamentation,
- overadornment,
- overlap,
- padding,
- payroll padding,
- physical pleasure,
- pleasure,
- pleasure principle,
- pleasure-seeking,
- pleonasm,
- plushness,
- poshness,
- prolixity,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- proudness,
- psychological hedonism,
- quiet pleasure,
- redundance,
- redundancy,
- relish,
- resplendence,
- richness,
- ritziness,
- satisfaction,
- security,
- self-gratification,
- self-indulgence,
- sensual pleasure,
- sensualism,
- sensuality,
- sensualness,
- sensuous pleasure,
- sensuousness,
- sexual pleasure,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- splendor,
- state,
- stateliness,
- success,
- sumptuousness,
- superfluity,
- superfluousness,
- sweetness of life,
- sybaritism,
- tantalizingness,
- tautology,
- temptingness,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- titillation,
- treat,
- unchastity,
- unnecessariness,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- verbosity,
- voluptuousness,
- weal,
- wealth,
- welfare,
- well-being,
- winningness,
- winsomeness,
- witchery,
- zest
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