Related Words:
- err
collapse - to make a mistake or be incorrect related words >
- backslide,
- be in error,
- be mistaken,
- be wrong,
- blunder,
- bungle,
- commit sin,
- degenerate,
- deviate,
- divagate,
- do amiss,
- do wrong,
- drift,
- excurse,
- fall,
- fall into error,
- foozle,
- go adrift,
- go amiss,
- go astray,
- go awry,
- go wrong,
- goof,
- judge amiss,
- lapse,
- meander,
- misappreciate,
- misbelieve,
- miscalculate,
- miscompute,
- misconjecture,
- misconstrue,
- misdeem,
- misesteem,
- misestimate,
- misevaluate,
- misinterpret,
- misjudge,
- misreckon,
- miss,
- miss the mark,
- misthink,
- misvalue,
- offend,
- pererrate,
- ramble,
- rove,
- serve Mammon,
- sin,
- slip,
- slip up,
- snake,
- straggle,
- stray,
- stumble,
- transgress,
- trespass,
- trip,
- twist,
- twist and turn,
- wander,
- wind
- testing
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- the act of subjecting to experimental test in order to determine how well something works; "they agreed to end the testing of atomic weapons"
- an examination of the characteristics of something; "there are laboratories for commercial testing"; "it involved testing thousands of children for smallpox" related words >
- R and D,
- analytic,
- control,
- control experiment,
- controlled experiment,
- cut and try,
- cut-and-try,
- empirical,
- empiricism,
- examinational,
- examinatorial,
- examining,
- experiment,
- experimental,
- experimental design,
- experimental method,
- experimental proof,
- experimentalism,
- experimentation,
- explorational,
- explorative,
- exploratory,
- fact-finding,
- feeling,
- groping,
- heuristic,
- hit and miss,
- hit-or-miss,
- indagative,
- inspectional,
- inspectorial,
- investigational,
- investigative,
- investigatory,
- noble experiment,
- pilot,
- pragmatism,
- probationary,
- probative,
- probatory,
- proving,
- provisional,
- research and development,
- rule of thumb,
- tentative,
- tentative method,
- tentativeness,
- test,
- trial,
- trial and error,
- trial-and-error,
- trying,
- verificatory,
- zetetic
- errant
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- uncontrolled motion that is irregular or unpredictable; "an errant breeze"
- straying from the right course or from accepted standards; "errant youngsters" related words >
- aberrant,
- aberrative,
- abroad,
- adrift,
- all abroad,
- all off,
- all wrong,
- amiss,
- askew,
- astray,
- at fault,
- awry,
- beside the mark,
- circuitous,
- circumforaneous,
- corrupt,
- deceptive,
- defective,
- delusive,
- departing,
- desultory,
- deviant,
- deviating,
- deviational,
- deviative,
- deviatory,
- devious,
- digressive,
- discursive,
- distorted,
- divagatory,
- drifting,
- errable,
- erratic,
- erring,
- erroneous,
- error-prone,
- excursive,
- fallacious,
- fallible,
- false,
- faultful,
- faulty,
- flawed,
- flitting,
- floating,
- footloose,
- footloose and fancy-free,
- fugitive,
- gadding,
- gypsy-like,
- gypsyish,
- heretical,
- heterodox,
- illogical,
- illusory,
- indirect,
- itinerant,
- labyrinthine,
- landloping,
- liable to error,
- mazy,
- meandering,
- migrational,
- migratory,
- misbehaving,
- mischievous,
- naughty,
- nomad,
- nomadic,
- not right,
- not true,
- off,
- off the track,
- open to error,
- out,
- out-of-the-way,
- peccant,
- perverse,
- perverted,
- planetary,
- rambling,
- ranging,
- roaming,
- roving,
- self-contradictory,
- serpentine,
- shifting,
- snaky,
- straggling,
- stray,
- straying,
- strolling,
- swerving,
- traipsing,
- transient,
- transitory,
- transmigratory,
- turning,
- twisting,
- undirected,
- unfactual,
- unorthodox,
- unproved,
- unreliable,
- untrue,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- veering,
- wandering,
- wide,
- winding,
- wrong,
- zigzag
- calculable,
- dependable,
- faithful,
- fast,
- firm,
- incorruptible,
- invincible,
- inviolable,
- predictable,
- proven,
- reliable,
- responsible,
- secure,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- staunch,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- straight,
- substantial,
- sure,
- surefire,
- tested,
- to be trusted,
- tried,
- tried and true,
- true,
- trustable,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- unfailing,
- unfalse,
- unperfidious,
- untreacherous,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded
- assured of success,
- calculable,
- certain,
- coming,
- crowned with success,
- dependable,
- faithful,
- faithworthy,
- fast,
- firm,
- fortunate,
- invincible,
- made,
- on the up-and-up,
- on top,
- out in front,
- predictable,
- prosperous,
- reliable,
- secure,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- staunch,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- substantial,
- succeeding,
- successful,
- sure,
- triumphant,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- unfailing,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded
- tolerance
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- the act of tolerating something
- the power or capacity of an organism to tolerate unfavorable environmental conditions
- willingness to recognize and respect the beliefs or practices of others related words >
- a habit,
- acceptance,
- acquired tolerance,
- acute alcoholism,
- addictedness,
- addiction,
- admissibility,
- admission,
- alcoholism,
- allowance,
- amphetamine withdrawal symptoms,
- ample scope,
- approximation,
- assimilation,
- barbiturate addiction,
- barbiturism,
- benevolence,
- blank check,
- broad-mindedness,
- carte blanche,
- chain smoking,
- charitableness,
- charity,
- chronic alcoholism,
- clearance,
- clemency,
- clementness,
- cocainism,
- compassion,
- completeness,
- comprehension,
- comprehensiveness,
- comprisal,
- condonation,
- connivance,
- coverage,
- crash,
- craving,
- dependence,
- deviation,
- dipsomania,
- disregard,
- drug addiction,
- drug culture,
- drug dependence,
- easiness,
- easygoingness,
- elbowroom,
- eligibility,
- embodiment,
- embracement,
- encompassment,
- endurance,
- envisagement,
- exhaustiveness,
- field,
- forbearance,
- forbearing,
- forbearingness,
- forgiveness,
- forgivingness,
- fortitude,
- free course,
- free hand,
- free play,
- free scope,
- free thought,
- freethinking,
- full scope,
- full swing,
- generousness,
- gentleness,
- grit,
- guts,
- habituation,
- humaneness,
- humanity,
- immunity,
- imperviousness,
- imprecision,
- inaccuracy,
- inaccurateness,
- inclusion,
- inclusiveness,
- incorporation,
- incorrectness,
- indulgence,
- inexactitude,
- inexactness,
- insensitivity,
- kindness,
- latitude,
- latitudinarianism,
- laxity,
- laxness,
- leeway,
- lenience,
- leniency,
- lenientness,
- lenity,
- liberalism,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- liberation,
- libertarianism,
- libertinism,
- long rope,
- long-sufferance,
- long-suffering,
- longanimity,
- looseness,
- magnanimity,
- maneuvering space,
- margin,
- membership,
- mercifulness,
- mercy,
- mildness,
- moderateness,
- negligence,
- nicotine addiction,
- no holds barred,
- open space,
- open-mindedness,
- openness,
- opposition,
- overlooking,
- participation,
- patience,
- patience of Job,
- patientness,
- permissiveness,
- perseverance,
- physical dependence,
- pity,
- play,
- predictable error,
- probable error,
- psychological dependence,
- range,
- reception,
- resistance,
- room,
- rope,
- scope,
- sea room,
- self-control,
- softness,
- space,
- stamina,
- standard deviation,
- steadfastness,
- steadiness,
- stoicism,
- strength,
- sufferance,
- sweet reasonableness,
- swing,
- tenderness,
- toleration,
- unbigotedness,
- uncorrectness,
- unfactualness,
- unpreciseness,
- unrevengefulness,
- unrigorousness,
- variation,
- vigor,
- waiting game,
- waiting it out,
- way,
- whole,
- wide berth,
- winking,
- withdrawal sickness,
- withdrawal symptoms
- ALGOL,
- COBOL,
- FORTRAN,
- alphabetic data,
- alphanumeric code,
- angular data,
- assembler,
- binary digit,
- binary scale,
- binary system,
- bit,
- bug,
- byte,
- command pulses,
- commands,
- compiler,
- computer code,
- computer language,
- computer program,
- control signals,
- controlled quantity,
- correcting signals,
- data,
- error,
- error signals,
- feedback pulses,
- feedback signals,
- film data,
- hexadecimal system,
- information,
- input quantity,
- instructions,
- machine language,
- message,
- multiple messages,
- noise,
- numeric data,
- octal system,
- oscillograph data,
- output data,
- output quantity,
- play,
- polar data,
- punch-card data,
- random data,
- rectangular data,
- reference quantity,
- ruly English,
- signals,
- single messages,
- unorganized data,
- visible-speech data
- ALGOL,
- COBOL,
- FORTRAN,
- alphabetic data,
- alphanumeric code,
- angular data,
- assembler,
- binary digit,
- binary scale,
- binary system,
- bit,
- bug,
- byte,
- command pulses,
- commands,
- compiler,
- computer code,
- computer language,
- control signals,
- controlled quantity,
- correcting signals,
- data,
- error,
- error signals,
- feedback pulses,
- feedback signals,
- film data,
- hexadecimal system,
- information,
- input data,
- input quantity,
- instructions,
- machine language,
- message,
- multiple messages,
- noise,
- numeric data,
- octal system,
- oscillograph data,
- output data,
- output quantity,
- play,
- polar data,
- punch-card data,
- random data,
- rectangular data,
- reference quantity,
- ruly English,
- signals,
- single messages,
- unorganized data,
- visible-speech data
- dependable
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- financially sound; "a good investment"; "a secure investment"
- consistent in performance or behavior; "dependable in one's habits"; "a steady-going family man"
- worthy of being depended on; "a dependable worker"; "an honest working stiff"; "a reliable source of information"; "he was true to his word"; "I would be true for there are those who trust me" related words >
- calculable,
- fail-safe,
- faithful,
- faithworthy,
- fast,
- firm,
- guaranteed,
- harmless,
- incorruptible,
- invincible,
- inviolable,
- invulnerable,
- predictable,
- proven,
- reliable,
- responsible,
- riskless,
- secure,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- staunch,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- straight,
- substantial,
- sure,
- surefire,
- tested,
- to be trusted,
- tried,
- tried and true,
- true,
- trustable,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- undangerous,
- unfailing,
- unfalse,
- unhazardous,
- unperfidious,
- unperilous,
- unprecarious,
- unrisky,
- untreacherous,
- warranteed,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded
- imperturbable
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- not easily perturbed or excited or upset; marked by extreme calm and composure; "hitherto imperturbable, he now showed signs of alarm"; "an imperturbable self-possession"; "unflappable in a crisis" related words >
- balanced,
- bovine,
- collected,
- complacent,
- composed,
- cool,
- dispassionate,
- dull,
- even-tempered,
- fast,
- fiducial,
- firm,
- firm as Gibraltar,
- impassive,
- in equilibrium,
- inexcitable,
- inirritable,
- nonchalant,
- patient,
- predictable,
- reliable,
- secure,
- self-satisfied,
- smug,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- stoic,
- stolid,
- substantial,
- unaffected,
- undisturbable,
- unflappable,
- unflinching,
- unirritable,
- unmoved,
- unnervous,
- unpassionate,
- unshakable,
- untouched,
- unwavering,
- well-balanced,
- without nerves
- calculable
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- capable of being calculated or estimated; "a calculable risk"; "calculable odds" related words >
- anticipatable,
- appraisable,
- appreciable,
- assessable,
- computable,
- countable,
- dependable,
- determinable,
- divinable,
- estimable,
- faithful,
- faithworthy,
- fast,
- fathomable,
- firm,
- foreknowable,
- foreseeable,
- foretellable,
- gaugeable,
- improbable,
- invincible,
- measurable,
- mensurable,
- meterable,
- noticeable,
- numberable,
- numerable,
- perceptible,
- precognizable,
- predictable,
- probable,
- quantifiable,
- quantizable,
- reckonable,
- reliable,
- secure,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- staunch,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- substantial,
- sure,
- surefire,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- unfailing,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded
- misdate
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- assign the wrong date to related words >
- ALGOL,
- COBOL,
- FORTRAN,
- alphabetic data,
- alphanumeric code,
- angular data,
- assembler,
- binary digit,
- binary scale,
- binary system,
- bit,
- briefing,
- bug,
- byte,
- command pulses,
- commands,
- compiler,
- computer code,
- computer language,
- computer program,
- control signals,
- controlled quantity,
- correcting signals,
- data,
- directions,
- error,
- error signals,
- feedback pulses,
- feedback signals,
- film data,
- final instructions,
- hexadecimal system,
- information,
- input data,
- input quantity,
- machine language,
- message,
- multiple messages,
- noise,
- numeric data,
- octal system,
- orders,
- oscillograph data,
- output data,
- output quantity,
- play,
- polar data,
- punch-card data,
- random data,
- rectangular data,
- reference quantity,
- ruly English,
- signals,
- single messages,
- unorganized data,
- visible-speech data
- misuse
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- improper or excessive use related words >
- abuse,
- active use,
- adulterate,
- adulteration,
- alloy,
- appliance,
- application,
- barbarism,
- befoul,
- befouling,
- bias,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- canker,
- catachresis,
- cheapen,
- clerical error,
- coarsen,
- color,
- confound,
- consumption,
- contaminate,
- contamination,
- convert,
- corrigendum,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- debase,
- debauch,
- defalcate,
- defile,
- defilement,
- deflower,
- degenerate,
- degrade,
- denature,
- deprave,
- desecrate,
- despoil,
- devalue,
- distort,
- diversion,
- divert,
- diverting,
- do amiss,
- drain,
- embezzle,
- employ,
- employment,
- envenoming,
- erratum,
- error,
- exercise,
- exertion,
- exploit,
- failure,
- false coloring,
- fault,
- faute,
- festering,
- foul,
- fouling,
- garble,
- good use,
- hard usage,
- hard use,
- human error,
- ill use,
- ill-treat,
- ill-use,
- impose upon,
- infect,
- infection,
- infelicity,
- make use of,
- maladminister,
- malapropism,
- maltreat,
- manipulate,
- milk,
- misapplication,
- misapply,
- misapprehension,
- misappropriate,
- misappropriation,
- miscalculation,
- miscall,
- miscarriage,
- miscite,
- misconception,
- misconduct,
- misconstruction,
- misconstrue,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misdirect,
- misdirection,
- misemploy,
- misemployment,
- misfield,
- mishandle,
- misidentification,
- misinterpret,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- mismanage,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misquote,
- misread,
- misrender,
- misreport,
- misrepresent,
- misrepresentation,
- miss,
- misspell,
- misstatement,
- mistake,
- mistreat,
- mistreatment,
- misunderstanding,
- misusage,
- outrage,
- peculate,
- perversion,
- pervert,
- pilfer,
- play on,
- poison,
- poisoning,
- pollute,
- pollution,
- presume upon,
- profane,
- prostitute,
- prostitution,
- ravage,
- ravish,
- rough usage,
- slant,
- slanting,
- solecism,
- strain,
- straining,
- stroke,
- suck dry,
- suppuration,
- taint,
- take advantage of,
- torture,
- torturing,
- twist,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- ulcerate,
- usage,
- use,
- use ill,
- using up,
- varnish,
- violate,
- vitiate,
- vitiation,
- vulgarize,
- warp,
- work on,
- work upon,
- wrong use
- probationary
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- under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon; "probationary employees"; "a provisional government"; "just a tentative schedule" related words >
- action and reaction,
- answer,
- automatic reaction,
- automatic writing,
- automatism,
- autonomic reaction,
- blind impulse,
- bounceback,
- compulsiveness,
- conditioning,
- echo,
- echolalia,
- echopraxia,
- impulse,
- instinct,
- instinctiveness,
- involuntariness,
- predictable response,
- reaction,
- reflection,
- reflex,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- reply,
- respondence,
- response,
- retroaction,
- return,
- reverberation,
- revulsion,
- rise,
- sheer chemistry,
- unthinking response,
- unwilledness
- likely
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- within the realm of credibility; "not a very likely excuse"
- has a good chance of being the case or of coming about; "these services are likely to be available to us all before long"; "she is likely to forget"; "a likely place for a restaurant"; "the broken limb is likely to fall"; "rain is likely"; "a likely topic for investigation"; "likely candidates for the job" related words >
- Junoesque,
- a propos,
- able,
- acceptable,
- ad rem,
- adapted,
- advantageous,
- advisable,
- agreeable,
- amply endowed,
- applicable,
- apposite,
- appropriate,
- apropos,
- apt,
- apt to,
- assumably,
- becoming,
- befitting,
- bent,
- bonny,
- braw,
- built,
- built for comfort,
- buxom,
- by all odds,
- callipygian,
- callipygous,
- cogitable,
- comely,
- conceivable,
- conceivably possible,
- congruous,
- contingent,
- convenient,
- couleur de rose,
- credible,
- curvaceous,
- curvy,
- decent,
- desirable,
- disposed,
- disposed to,
- dispositioned,
- dollars to doughnuts,
- doubtless,
- doubtlessly,
- dovetailing,
- earthly,
- encouraging,
- expected,
- expedient,
- fair,
- favorable,
- favored,
- favorite,
- feasible,
- felicitous,
- fit,
- fitted,
- fitten,
- fitting,
- foreseeable,
- fructuous,
- geared,
- given,
- goddess-like,
- good,
- good-looking,
- goodly,
- happy,
- hopeful,
- humanly possible,
- imaginable,
- in all likelihood,
- in all probability,
- in the cards,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- inclined to,
- indubitably,
- just right,
- liable,
- liable to,
- like enough,
- lovely to behold,
- meet,
- meshing,
- minded,
- mortal,
- most likely,
- no doubt,
- odds-on,
- on the button,
- opportune,
- pat,
- personable,
- plausible,
- pleasing,
- pneumatic,
- politic,
- possible,
- potential,
- predictable,
- predictable within limits,
- predisposed,
- presentable,
- presumable,
- presumably,
- presumptive,
- presumptively,
- probable,
- probably,
- profitable,
- promising,
- prone,
- proper,
- qualified,
- reasonable,
- recommendable,
- relevant,
- right,
- rose-colored,
- roseate,
- rosy,
- seasonable,
- seemly,
- shapely,
- sightly,
- slender,
- sortable,
- stacked,
- statistically probable,
- statuesque,
- suitable,
- suited,
- suiting,
- tailored,
- ten to one,
- tenable,
- thinkable,
- timely,
- to be desired,
- to the point,
- to the purpose,
- undoubtedly,
- useful,
- verisimilar,
- very like,
- very likely,
- well-built,
- well-favored,
- well-formed,
- well-made,
- well-proportioned,
- well-shaped,
- well-stacked,
- well-timed,
- wise,
- worthwhile
- Irish bull,
- anachronism,
- anacoluthon,
- antiphrasis,
- argument,
- argument by analogy,
- argumentum ad baculum,
- argumentum ad captandum,
- argumentum ad hominem,
- bad case,
- barbarism,
- begging the question,
- bloomer,
- blooper,
- blunder,
- boner,
- boo-boo,
- boob,
- botch,
- breach,
- break,
- bull,
- bungle,
- catachresis,
- circular argument,
- claptrap,
- corruption,
- crowd-pleasing argument,
- empty words,
- error,
- fallacy,
- fault,
- faux pas,
- flub,
- fluff,
- folk etymology,
- formal fallacy,
- fumble,
- gaffe,
- gaucherie,
- grammatical error,
- hypercorrection,
- hyperform,
- hysteron proteron,
- impropriety,
- incongruity,
- inconsistency,
- indecorum,
- indiscretion,
- infelicity,
- insincere argument,
- lapse,
- logical fallacy,
- malaprop,
- malapropism,
- marrowsky,
- material fallacy,
- mere rhetoric,
- misconstruction,
- mispronunciation,
- missaying,
- mistake,
- misusage,
- moonshine,
- non sequitur,
- paralogism,
- petitio principii,
- philosophism,
- pseudosyllogism,
- slip,
- sophism,
- sophistry,
- spoonerism,
- stupidity,
- ungrammaticism,
- verbal fallacy,
- vernacularism,
- violation,
- vulgarism,
- weak point
- action and reaction,
- answer,
- automatic reaction,
- autonomic reaction,
- backset,
- backsliding,
- backward motion,
- backward step,
- bounceback,
- echo,
- lapse,
- predictable response,
- reaction,
- recession,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- reentry,
- reflection,
- reflex,
- reflex action,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- regress,
- regression,
- relapse,
- reply,
- respondence,
- response,
- retrocession,
- retroflexion,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retrusion,
- return,
- reverberation,
- revulsion,
- rise,
- rollback,
- setback,
- sternway,
- throwback,
- unthinking response
- breach,
- crime,
- dereliction,
- error,
- fault,
- felony,
- harm,
- hurt,
- infraction,
- infringement,
- injure,
- insult,
- lapse,
- malefaction,
- misdeed,
- misdemeanor,
- offend,
- outrage,
- peccadillo,
- sin,
- slight,
- slip,
- take umbrage,
- transgression,
- trespass,
- violation,
- wrong,
- wrongdoing
- wander
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- go via an indirect route or at no set pace; "After dinner, we wandered into town" related words >
- amble,
- babble,
- bat,
- bat around,
- be absent,
- be in error,
- be insane,
- be mistaken,
- be wrong,
- boom,
- bum,
- circumambulate,
- count ties,
- daydream,
- depart,
- deviate,
- digress,
- divagate,
- diverge,
- dote,
- dream,
- drift,
- drivel,
- drool,
- err,
- excurse,
- fall into error,
- fantasy,
- flit,
- gad,
- gad about,
- gallivant,
- get sidetracked,
- go about,
- go adrift,
- go amiss,
- go astray,
- go awry,
- go the rounds,
- go woolgathering,
- go wrong,
- have a demon,
- hit the road,
- hit the trail,
- hobo,
- jaunt,
- knock about,
- knock around,
- lapse,
- maunder,
- meander,
- misbelieve,
- miscalculate,
- mooch,
- moon,
- muse,
- nomadize,
- peregrinate,
- pererrate,
- pipe-dream,
- project,
- prowl,
- rage,
- ramble,
- range,
- rant,
- rave,
- roam,
- roll,
- rove,
- run about,
- run amok,
- run mad,
- saunter,
- serve Mammon,
- slaver,
- slip,
- slip up,
- slobber,
- snake,
- stargaze,
- straggle,
- stray,
- stroll,
- stumble,
- trail,
- traipse,
- tramp,
- trip,
- turn aside,
- twist,
- twist and turn,
- vagabond,
- vagabondize,
- walk the tracks,
- wayfare,
- wind
- misconstruction
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- an ungrammatical constituent related words >
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- abuse of terms,
- antiphrasis,
- barbarism,
- catachresis,
- coloring,
- confabulation,
- contorting,
- corruption,
- defectiveness,
- delusion,
- deviancy,
- distortion,
- eisegesis,
- equivocation,
- errancy,
- erroneousness,
- error,
- error in judgment,
- exaggeration,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- false coloring,
- false swearing,
- falseness,
- falsification,
- falsifying,
- falsity,
- fault,
- faultiness,
- flaw,
- flawedness,
- garbling,
- gloss,
- hamartia,
- heresy,
- heterodoxy,
- illusion,
- infelicity,
- injudiciousness,
- malapropism,
- malentendu,
- malobservation,
- misapplication,
- misappreciation,
- misapprehension,
- miscalculation,
- miscitation,
- miscoloring,
- miscomputation,
- misconception,
- misconjecture,
- misdirection,
- misdoing,
- misestimation,
- misevaluation,
- misexplanation,
- misexplication,
- misexposition,
- misfeasance,
- misintelligence,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- misquotation,
- misreading,
- misrendering,
- misrepresentation,
- missaying,
- misstatement,
- mistranslation,
- misunderstanding,
- misusage,
- misuse,
- misuse of words,
- misvaluation,
- peccancy,
- perjury,
- perversion,
- poor judgment,
- prevarication,
- self-contradiction,
- sin,
- sinfulness,
- skewed judgment,
- slanting,
- solecism,
- squeezing,
- straining,
- torturing,
- twisting,
- ungrammaticism,
- unorthodoxy,
- untrueness,
- untruth,
- untruthfulness,
- wrenching,
- wrong,
- wrong construction,
- wrong impression,
- wrongness
- balanced,
- bovine,
- collected,
- composed,
- constant,
- cool,
- dispassionate,
- dull,
- easy,
- even-tempered,
- fast,
- fiducial,
- firm,
- firm as Gibraltar,
- fixed,
- flinty,
- immovable,
- impassive,
- imperturbable,
- in equilibrium,
- inexcitable,
- inflexible,
- inirritable,
- loyal,
- nonchalant,
- patient,
- predictable,
- relaxed,
- reliable,
- secure,
- set,
- settled,
- solid,
- sot,
- sound,
- stable,
- staunch,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- steely,
- stoic,
- stolid,
- substantial,
- true,
- unbending,
- undeflectable,
- undisturbable,
- unflinching,
- unirritable,
- unnervous,
- unpassionate,
- unruffled,
- unshakable,
- unshaken,
- unswerving,
- unwavering,
- unyielding,
- well-balanced,
- without nerves
- mispronunciation
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- incorrect pronunciation related words >
- Irish bull,
- anacoluthon,
- bull,
- cacoepy,
- cacology,
- catachresis,
- corruption,
- fluff,
- folk etymology,
- gammacism,
- grammatical error,
- hypercorrection,
- hyperform,
- lambdacism,
- malaprop,
- malapropism,
- marrowsky,
- missaying,
- misspeaking,
- misusage,
- mytacism,
- paralambdacism,
- pararhotacism,
- rhotacism,
- solecism,
- spoonerism
- tardiness
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- the quality or habit of not adhering to a correct or usual or expected time related words >
- anachronism,
- antedating,
- anticipation,
- belatedness,
- earliness,
- eleventh hour,
- high time,
- historical error,
- last minute,
- late hour,
- lateness,
- metachronism,
- misdate,
- misdating,
- mistiming,
- parachronism,
- postdating,
- prochronism,
- prolepsis,
- small hours,
- unpreparedness,
- unpunctuality,
- unreadiness,
- untimeliness
- apt
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- mentally quick and resourceful; "an apt pupil"; "you are a clever man...you reason well and your wit is bold"-Bram Stoker related words >
- Daedalian,
- a propos,
- ad rem,
- adapted,
- adept,
- adroit,
- alert,
- applicable,
- apposite,
- appropriate,
- apropos,
- artistic,
- authoritative,
- becoming,
- befitting,
- bent,
- brainy,
- bravura,
- bright,
- brilliant,
- clean,
- clever,
- comely,
- compelling,
- convincing,
- coordinated,
- correct,
- crack,
- crackerjack,
- cunning,
- cute,
- daedal,
- decisive,
- deft,
- dexterous,
- dextrous,
- diplomatic,
- disposed,
- dispositioned,
- docile,
- dovetailing,
- educable,
- exact,
- excellent,
- expeditious,
- expert,
- facile,
- fair,
- fancy,
- felicitous,
- fit,
- fitted,
- fitting,
- foreseeable,
- formable,
- geared,
- gifted,
- given,
- good,
- goodish,
- graceful,
- handy,
- happy,
- hopeful,
- immediate,
- impressionable,
- in the cards,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- ingenious,
- inspired,
- instant,
- instantaneous,
- instructable,
- intelligent,
- just,
- just right,
- keen,
- keen-witted,
- liable,
- likely,
- magisterial,
- malleable,
- masterful,
- masterly,
- meet,
- meshing,
- minded,
- moldable,
- motivated,
- neat,
- nice,
- nimble,
- nimble-witted,
- no dumbbell,
- no mean,
- not born yesterday,
- odds-on,
- on the button,
- opportune,
- pat,
- pertinent,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- politic,
- precise,
- predictable,
- predictable within limits,
- predisposed,
- presumable,
- presumptive,
- probable,
- professional,
- proficient,
- promising,
- prompt,
- prone,
- proper,
- punctual,
- qualified,
- quick,
- quick-thinking,
- quick-witted,
- quite some,
- ready,
- receptive,
- relevant,
- resourceful,
- right,
- ripe for instruction,
- schoolable,
- scintillating,
- seasonable,
- seemly,
- sharp,
- sharp-witted,
- skillful,
- slick,
- smart,
- some,
- sortable,
- speedy,
- statesmanlike,
- statistically probable,
- steel-trap,
- stylish,
- suitable,
- suited,
- suiting,
- summary,
- susceptible,
- swift,
- tactful,
- tailored,
- talented,
- teachable,
- telling,
- the compleat,
- the complete,
- thirsty for knowledge,
- to the point,
- to the purpose,
- trainable,
- verisimilar,
- virtuoso,
- well-chosen,
- well-done,
- well-expressed,
- well-put,
- willing,
- workmanlike
- deviation
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- deviate behavior
- the error of a compass due to local magnetic disturbances
- the difference between an observed value and the expected value of a variable or function
- a variation that deviates from the standard or norm; "the deviation from the mean" related words >
- aberrance,
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- abnormality,
- abnormity,
- about-face,
- accommodation,
- adaptation,
- adjustment,
- allowance,
- alteration,
- ambages,
- amelioration,
- amorphism,
- anamorphism,
- anamorphosis,
- anomalism,
- anomalousness,
- anomaly,
- apostasy,
- approximation,
- asymmetry,
- bend,
- betterment,
- blunder,
- breach,
- break,
- buckle,
- bypass,
- bypath,
- byway,
- capriciousness,
- centrifugence,
- change,
- change of heart,
- changeability,
- changeableness,
- choppiness,
- circling,
- circuit,
- circuition,
- circuitousness,
- circuitry,
- circularity,
- circulation,
- circumambience,
- circumambiency,
- circumambulation,
- circumbendibus,
- circumflexion,
- circumlocution,
- circummigration,
- circumnavigation,
- conceit,
- constructive change,
- continuity,
- contortion,
- contrariety,
- contrast,
- conversion,
- crackpotism,
- crank,
- crankiness,
- crankism,
- crookedness,
- crosswiseness,
- crotchet,
- crotchetiness,
- dappleness,
- decentralization,
- declination,
- defection,
- deflection,
- deflexure,
- degeneration,
- degenerative change,
- departure,
- deployment,
- derangement,
- deterioration,
- detorsion,
- detour,
- deviance,
- deviancy,
- deviousness,
- diagonality,
- difference,
- differentiation,
- differentness,
- digression,
- disaccord,
- disaccordance,
- disagreement,
- disconformity,
- discongruity,
- discontinuity,
- discordance,
- discrepancy,
- discreteness,
- discursion,
- disorder,
- disparity,
- disproportion,
- dissent,
- dissimilarity,
- dissonance,
- distinction,
- distinctness,
- distortion,
- divagation,
- divarication,
- divergence,
- divergency,
- diversification,
- diversion,
- diversity,
- division,
- dottiness,
- double,
- eccentricity,
- episode,
- erraticism,
- erraticness,
- error,
- excursion,
- excursus,
- failing,
- fanning,
- fanning out,
- far cry,
- fault,
- fitting,
- flip-flop,
- freakiness,
- freakishness,
- gnarl,
- gradual change,
- gyre,
- gyring,
- heterogeneity,
- heteromorphism,
- idiocrasy,
- idiosyncrasy,
- imbalance,
- imprecision,
- improvement,
- inaccordance,
- inaccuracy,
- inaccurateness,
- incompatibility,
- incongruity,
- inconsistency,
- inconsonance,
- inconstancy,
- incorrectness,
- indirection,
- indirectness,
- inequality,
- inexactitude,
- inexactness,
- inferiority,
- inharmoniousness,
- inharmony,
- instability,
- irreconcilability,
- irregularity,
- jerkiness,
- kink,
- knot,
- lapse,
- laxity,
- looseness,
- lopsidedness,
- maggot,
- mannerism,
- meandering,
- melioration,
- mercuriality,
- mitigation,
- mixture,
- modification,
- modulation,
- monstrosity,
- motleyness,
- mutability,
- negligence,
- noncompliance,
- nonconcurrence,
- nonconformance,
- nonconformism,
- nonconformity,
- nonobservance,
- nonstandardization,
- nonuniformity,
- obliqueness,
- obliquity,
- oddity,
- odds,
- opposition,
- orbit,
- orbiting,
- originality,
- otherness,
- overthrow,
- peculiarity,
- pluralism,
- predictable error,
- probable error,
- protest,
- qualification,
- queerness,
- quip,
- quirk,
- quirkiness,
- radical change,
- raggedness,
- re-creation,
- realignment,
- recalcitrance,
- recusance,
- recusancy,
- redesign,
- reform,
- reformation,
- refractoriness,
- remaking,
- renewal,
- reshaping,
- restructuring,
- reversal,
- revival,
- revivification,
- revolution,
- roundabout,
- roundabout way,
- roundaboutness,
- rounding,
- screw,
- separateness,
- separation,
- shift,
- side path,
- side road,
- sidetrack,
- singularity,
- skewness,
- spiral,
- spiraling,
- splaying,
- spread,
- spreading,
- spreading out,
- squint,
- standard deviation,
- strangeness,
- subnormality,
- sudden change,
- superiority,
- switch,
- tack,
- teratism,
- tolerance,
- torsion,
- tortuosity,
- total change,
- transgression,
- transition,
- transverseness,
- trick,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- turning,
- twist,
- unconformism,
- unconformity,
- unconventionality,
- uncorrectness,
- unevenness,
- unfactualness,
- unlikeness,
- unnaturalism,
- unnaturalness,
- unorthodoxy,
- unpreciseness,
- unrigorousness,
- unsteadiness,
- unsymmetry,
- upheaval,
- vagary,
- variability,
- variance,
- variation,
- variegation,
- variety,
- variousness,
- versatility,
- violation,
- violent change,
- warp,
- wavering,
- wheeling,
- whim,
- whimsicality,
- whimsy,
- worsening,
- wrench,
- wrest,
- wring,
- yaw
- experimental
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- relying on observation or experiment; "experimental results that supported the hypothesis"
- of the nature of or undergoing an experiment; "an experimental drug"
- relating to or based on experiment; "experimental physics" related words >
- conjectural,
- cut-and-try,
- determined,
- developmental,
- empirical,
- experiential,
- exploratory,
- heuristic,
- hit-or-miss,
- hypothetical,
- pilot,
- preliminary,
- preparatory,
- probationary,
- probative,
- probatory,
- proving,
- provisional,
- resolute,
- speculative,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- test,
- testing,
- theoretical,
- trial,
- trial-and-error,
- trying,
- venturesome,
- verificatory,
- willing
- villainy
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- a treacherous or vicious act
- the quality of evil by virtue of villainous behavior related words >
- abomination,
- atrocity,
- bad,
- baseness,
- chicanery,
- degradation,
- disgrace,
- error,
- evil,
- infamy,
- iniquity,
- knavery,
- knavishness,
- moral turpitude,
- obliquity,
- peccancy,
- rascality,
- rascalry,
- reprobacy,
- roguery,
- roguishness,
- scampishness,
- scandal,
- scoundrelism,
- shame,
- sin,
- turpitude,
- vileness,
- villainousness,
- wrong
- earliness
collapse
- quality of coming early or earlier in time related words >
- anachronism,
- antecedence,
- antecedency,
- antedate,
- antedating,
- anteriority,
- anticipation,
- earlier state,
- historical error,
- lateness,
- metachronism,
- misdate,
- misdating,
- mistiming,
- parachronism,
- past time,
- postdating,
- precedence,
- precedency,
- precession,
- predating,
- preexistence,
- priority,
- prochronism,
- prolepsis,
- status quo ante,
- tardiness,
- unpunctuality
- abuse of terms,
- catachresis,
- contorting,
- distortion,
- eisegesis,
- error,
- garbling,
- gloss,
- malentendu,
- malobservation,
- misapplication,
- misapprehension,
- miscitation,
- misconception,
- misconstruction,
- misexplanation,
- misexplication,
- misexposition,
- misintelligence,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- misquotation,
- misreading,
- mistranslation,
- misunderstanding,
- misuse of words,
- perversion,
- squeezing,
- torturing,
- twisting,
- wrenching
- well-balanced
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- in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium; "a well-balanced wheel" related words >
- assured,
- balanced,
- coequal,
- collected,
- commonsense,
- composed,
- confident,
- cool,
- coolheaded,
- coordinate,
- equal,
- equanimous,
- equilateral,
- equilibrious,
- eurythmic,
- even,
- fast,
- fiducial,
- finished,
- firm,
- firm as Gibraltar,
- harmonious,
- imperturbable,
- in equilibrium,
- levelheaded,
- logical,
- philosophical,
- poised,
- practical,
- pragmatic,
- predictable,
- proportioned,
- rational,
- reasonable,
- recollected,
- regular,
- reliable,
- sane,
- secure,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-controlled,
- self-possessed,
- self-restrained,
- sensible,
- sober,
- sober-minded,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- substantial,
- symmetric,
- together,
- unflappable,
- unflinching,
- uniform,
- unshakable,
- unwavering,
- well-set,
- well-set-up,
- without nerves
- allowance
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- the act of allowing; "He objected to the allowance of smoking in the dining room"
- a permissible difference; allowing some freedom to move within limits
- an amount added or deducted on the basis of qualifying circumstances; "an allowance for profit"
- an amount allowed or granted (as during a given period); "travel allowance"; "my weekly allowance of two eggs"; "a child's allowance should not be too generous"
- a sum granted as reimbursement for expenses
- put on a fixed allowance, as of food related words >
- C ration,
- K ration,
- OK,
- abatement,
- acceptance,
- account,
- acknowledgment,
- adjustment,
- admission,
- agio,
- aid,
- alimony,
- allocation,
- allotment,
- allowing,
- annuity,
- apportionment,
- appreciation,
- appropriation,
- approximation,
- assessment,
- assignment,
- assistance,
- authorization,
- avowal,
- bank discount,
- big end,
- bigger half,
- bill,
- bit,
- bite,
- blackmail,
- blood money,
- board,
- bounty,
- breakage,
- budget,
- bulge,
- cash discount,
- cession,
- chain discount,
- charge-off,
- charter,
- chunk,
- circumscription,
- color,
- commission,
- commons,
- concession,
- confession,
- consent,
- consideration,
- contingent,
- countenance,
- credit,
- cut,
- deadwood,
- deal,
- declaration,
- decontamination,
- deduction,
- depletion allowance,
- depreciation,
- destiny,
- deviation,
- discount,
- dispensation,
- dividend,
- dole,
- drawback,
- edge,
- emergency rations,
- emolument,
- end,
- equal share,
- exception,
- excuses,
- exemption,
- extenuating circumstances,
- extenuation,
- extenuative,
- fate,
- favor,
- fee,
- fellowship,
- field rations,
- financial assistance,
- footing,
- gilding,
- gloss,
- grain of salt,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- half,
- halver,
- handicap,
- head start,
- hedge,
- hedging,
- help,
- helping,
- hush money,
- imprecision,
- inaccuracy,
- inaccurateness,
- incorrectness,
- indulgence,
- inexactitude,
- inexactness,
- initiation fee,
- interest,
- kickback,
- laxity,
- leave,
- liberty,
- license,
- limitation,
- looseness,
- lot,
- meals,
- measure,
- meed,
- mental reservation,
- mess,
- mileage,
- mitigation,
- modicum,
- modification,
- moiety,
- negligence,
- odds,
- okay,
- old-age insurance,
- overhand,
- palliation,
- palliative,
- part,
- patent,
- payment,
- pecuniary aid,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- pension,
- percentage,
- permission,
- permission to enter,
- permit,
- permitting,
- piece,
- pin money,
- pocket money,
- portion,
- predictable error,
- premium,
- price reduction,
- price support,
- price-cut,
- probable error,
- profession,
- proportion,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- qualification,
- quantum,
- quota,
- rake-off,
- ration,
- rations,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- reckoning,
- recognition,
- recompense,
- reduction,
- refund,
- reimbursement,
- release,
- relief,
- remittance,
- remuneration,
- reservation,
- restriction,
- retainer,
- retaining fee,
- retirement benefits,
- rollback,
- salvage,
- salvo,
- sanction,
- sanctioning,
- scholarship,
- scot,
- segment,
- setoff,
- share,
- short commons,
- slice,
- small share,
- softening,
- special case,
- special permission,
- special treatment,
- specialness,
- specification,
- stake,
- standard deviation,
- start,
- stipend,
- stock,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subvention,
- sufferance,
- suffering,
- support,
- tare,
- tax benefit,
- ticket,
- ticket of admission,
- time discount,
- tolerance,
- tolerating,
- toleration,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- tribute,
- tucker,
- uncorrectness,
- underselling,
- unfactualness,
- unpreciseness,
- unrigorousness,
- vantage,
- varnish,
- vouchsafement,
- waiver,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments,
- whitewash,
- whitewashing,
- write-off
- miss
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- a form of address for an unmarried woman
- a failure to hit (or meet or find etc)
- fail to experience; "Fortunately, I missed the hurricane"
- fail to reach; "The arrow missed the target"
- feel or suffer from the lack of; "He misses his mother"
- fail to reach or get to; "She missed her train"
- fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind; "I missed that remark"; "She missed his point"; "We lost part of what he said"
- fail to attend an event or activity; "I missed the concert"; "He missed school for a week"
- be without; "This soup lacks salt"; "There is something missing in my jewellery box!"
- be absent; "The child had been missing for a week" related words >
- abandon,
- avoid,
- babe,
- baby,
- bachelor girl,
- be bereaved of,
- be blind to,
- be caught out,
- be inattentive,
- be unwary,
- bird,
- blink at,
- blunder,
- broad,
- bungle,
- chick,
- clerical error,
- coed,
- colleen,
- come short,
- connive at,
- corrigendum,
- cut,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- default,
- demoiselle,
- discount,
- disregard,
- dodge,
- doll,
- drop,
- err,
- erratum,
- error,
- escape,
- evade,
- fail,
- failure,
- fall down,
- fall short,
- fault,
- faute,
- filly,
- foozle,
- forfeit,
- forget,
- forgo,
- frail,
- gal,
- girl,
- girlie,
- give no heed,
- go amiss,
- go astray,
- go astray from,
- goldbrick,
- goof,
- goof off,
- groupie,
- hear nothing,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- human error,
- ignore,
- incur loss,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- jump,
- junior miss,
- kiss good-bye,
- lack,
- lass,
- lassie,
- leave,
- leave loose ends,
- leave out,
- leave undone,
- let alone,
- let be,
- let dangle,
- let go,
- let pass,
- let slip,
- little missy,
- long for,
- lose,
- lose out,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- make light of,
- malinger,
- misapprehend,
- misapprehension,
- miscalculation,
- miscarriage,
- miscarry,
- misconceive,
- misconception,
- misconstrue,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misexplain,
- misfire,
- misidentification,
- misinterpret,
- misjudgment,
- mislay,
- misplace,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misread,
- misreport,
- miss out,
- miss stays,
- miss the boat,
- miss the mark,
- misstatement,
- missy,
- mistake,
- mistranslate,
- misunderstand,
- misunderstanding,
- misuse,
- near-miss,
- need,
- not attend,
- not bear inspection,
- not hack it,
- not heed,
- not listen,
- not make it,
- not measure up,
- not notice,
- not pass muster,
- not qualify,
- nymph,
- nymphet,
- old maid,
- omission,
- omit,
- overlook,
- oversight,
- pass,
- pass by,
- pass over,
- pass up,
- pay no attention,
- pay no mind,
- piece,
- pine for,
- pretermit,
- procrastinate,
- require,
- romp,
- run short of,
- sacrifice,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- see nothing,
- shirk,
- skip,
- skirt,
- slack,
- slight,
- slip,
- slip up,
- slipup,
- spinster,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- suffer loss,
- teenager,
- teenybopper,
- think little of,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- trifle,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- undergo privation,
- virgin,
- wander from,
- want,
- wench,
- wink at,
- wish for,
- yearn for,
- young creature,
- young thing
- heuristic
collapse
- a commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem
- of or relating to or using a general formulation that serves to guide investigation related words >
- analytic,
- cut-and-try,
- empirical,
- examinational,
- examinatorial,
- examining,
- experimental,
- explorational,
- explorative,
- exploratory,
- fact-finding,
- feeling,
- groping,
- hit-or-miss,
- indagative,
- inspectional,
- inspectorial,
- investigational,
- investigative,
- investigatory,
- pilot,
- probationary,
- probative,
- probatory,
- proving,
- provisional,
- tentative,
- test,
- testing,
- trial,
- trial-and-error,
- trying,
- verificatory,
- zetetic
- accident,
- blow,
- blunder,
- boner,
- bull,
- calamity,
- casualty,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- collision,
- contretemps,
- crack-up,
- crash,
- disaster,
- error,
- faux pas,
- grief,
- howler,
- ill hap,
- lapse,
- mischance,
- misfortune,
- mishap,
- nasty blow,
- pileup,
- shipwreck,
- shock,
- slip,
- smash,
- smashup,
- staggering blow,
- tragedy,
- wreck
- actual,
- ascertained,
- attested,
- authenticated,
- categorically true,
- certain,
- certified,
- confirmed,
- corroborated,
- demonstrated,
- determined,
- documentary,
- effectual,
- established,
- factual,
- historical,
- not in error,
- objectively true,
- proved,
- real,
- substantiated,
- sure-enough,
- true,
- true as gospel,
- truthful,
- unconfuted,
- undenied,
- undoubted,
- unerroneous,
- unfallacious,
- unfalse,
- unquestionable,
- unrefuted,
- validated,
- veracious,
- verified,
- veritable
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