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balk
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bevue
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blooper
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blunder
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boner
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bungle
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error
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false move
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false step
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fluff
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inadvertence
,
inadvertency
,
lapse
,
lapsus calami
,
lapsus linguae
,
loose thread
,
miscue
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miss
,
misstep
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mistake
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near-miss
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omission
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oversight
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slip
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stumble
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trip
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wrong step
trustworthy
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taking responsibility for one's conduct and obligations; "trustworthy public servants"
worthy of trust or belief; "a trustworthy report"; "an experienced and trustworthy traveling companion"
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accurate
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authoritative
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believable
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calculable
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colorable
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conceivable
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convincing
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credible
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dependable
,
ethical
,
exact
,
fail-safe
,
faithful
,
faithworthy
,
fast
,
fiduciary
,
firm
,
guaranteed
,
harmless
,
honest
,
honorable
,
incorruptible
,
invincible
,
inviolable
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invulnerable
,
loyal
,
moral
,
plausible
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predictable
,
principled
,
proven
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realistic
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reliable
,
responsible
,
riskless
,
scrupulous
,
secure
,
solid
,
sound
,
stable
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staunch
,
steadfast
,
steady
,
straight
,
substantial
,
sure
,
surefire
,
tenable
,
tested
,
to be trusted
,
tried
,
tried and true
,
true
,
trustable
,
trusty
,
truthful
,
undangerous
,
unexceptionable
,
unfailing
,
unfalse
,
unhazardous
,
unimpeachable
,
unperfidious
,
unperilous
,
unprecarious
,
unquestionable
,
unrisky
,
untreacherous
,
upright
,
valid
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veracious
,
warranteed
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well-founded
,
well-grounded
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worthy of faith
undenied
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actual
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ascertained
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attested
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authenticated
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categorically true
,
certain
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certified
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confirmed
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corroborated
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
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effectual
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established
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factual
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historical
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not in error
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objectively true
,
proved
,
real
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substantiated
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sure-enough
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true
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true as gospel
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truthful
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unanswered
,
unconfuted
,
uncontradicted
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uncontroverted
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undoubted
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unerroneous
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unfallacious
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unfalse
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unmistaken
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unquestionable
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unrefutable
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unrefuted
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validated
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veracious
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verified
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veritable
unconfuted
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actual
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ascertained
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attested
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authenticated
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categorically true
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certain
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certified
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confirmed
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corroborated
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demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
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effectual
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established
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factual
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historical
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not in error
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objectively true
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proved
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real
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substantiated
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sure-enough
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true
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true as gospel
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truthful
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unanswered
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uncontradicted
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uncontroverted
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undenied
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undoubted
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unerroneous
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unfallacious
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unfalse
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unmistaken
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unquestionable
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unrefutable
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unrefuted
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validated
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veracious
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verified
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veritable
unrefuted
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actual
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ascertained
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attested
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authenticated
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categorically true
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certain
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certified
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confirmed
,
corroborated
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
,
effectual
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established
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factual
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historical
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not in error
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objectively true
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proved
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real
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substantiated
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sure-enough
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true
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true as gospel
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truthful
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unanswered
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unconfuted
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uncontradicted
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uncontroverted
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undenied
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undoubted
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unerroneous
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unfallacious
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unfalse
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unmistaken
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unquestionable
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unrefutable
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validated
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veracious
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verified
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veritable
rule of thumb
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related words >
R and D
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control
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control experiment
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controlled experiment
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cut and try
,
empiricism
,
experiment
,
experimental design
,
experimental method
,
experimental proof
,
experimentalism
,
experimentation
,
hit and miss
,
noble experiment
,
pragmatism
,
research and development
,
tentative method
,
tentativeness
,
testing
,
trial
,
trial and error
,
trying
research and development
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related words >
R and D
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control
,
control experiment
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controlled experiment
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cut and try
,
empiricism
,
experiment
,
experimental design
,
experimental method
,
experimental proof
,
experimentalism
,
experimentation
,
hit and miss
,
noble experiment
,
pragmatism
,
rule of thumb
,
tentative method
,
tentativeness
,
testing
,
trial
,
trial and error
,
trying
R and D
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related words >
control
,
control experiment
,
controlled experiment
,
cut and try
,
empiricism
,
experiment
,
experimental design
,
experimental method
,
experimental proof
,
experimentalism
,
experimentation
,
hit and miss
,
noble experiment
,
pragmatism
,
research and development
,
rule of thumb
,
tentative method
,
tentativeness
,
testing
,
trial
,
trial and error
,
trying
error
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(baseball) a failure of a defensive player to make an out when normal play would have sufficed
departure from what is ethically acceptable
a misconception resulting from incorrect information
part of a statement that is not correct; "the book was full of errors"
(computer science) the occurrence of an incorrect result produced by a computer
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ALGOL
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Albigensianism
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Arianism
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COBOL
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Catharism
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Ebionitism
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Erastianism
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FORTRAN
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Gnosticism
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Jovinianism
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Lollardy
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Manichaeanism
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Manichaeism
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Monophysism
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Monophysitism
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Pelagianism
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Waldensianism
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Wyclifism
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abomination
,
abuse of terms
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alphabetic data
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alphanumeric code
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angular data
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antinomianism
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assembler
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at fault
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atrocity
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bad
,
bad job
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bevue
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binary digit
,
binary scale
,
binary system
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bit
,
bloomer
,
blooper
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blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bonehead play
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boner
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boo-boo
,
boob
,
botch
,
breach
,
bug
,
bull
,
bungle
,
byte
,
catachresis
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clanger
,
clerical error
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clumsy performance
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command pulses
,
commands
,
compiler
,
computer code
,
computer language
,
computer program
,
contorting
,
control signals
,
controlled quantity
,
correcting signals
,
corrigendum
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
data
,
deadly sin
,
delinquency
,
delusion
,
dereliction
,
disgrace
,
distortion
,
eisegesis
,
emanatism
,
enormity
,
erratum
,
erroneously
,
erroneousness
,
error in judgment
,
error signals
,
etourderie
,
evil
,
failure
,
fallaciousness
,
fallacy
,
false doctrine
,
falsehood
,
falseness
,
falsity
,
fault
,
faute
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faux pas
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feedback pulses
,
feedback signals
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felony
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film data
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flagitiousness
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flaw
,
flub
,
fluff
,
foozle
,
foul-up
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fumble
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gaffe
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garbling
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gaucherie
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genocide
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gloss
,
goof
,
guilty act
,
hash
,
heavy sin
,
heresy
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hexadecimal system
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howler
,
human error
,
hylotheism
,
illusion
,
impropriety
,
in error
,
inaccuracy
,
incorrect
,
incorrectly
,
indecorum
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
infamy
,
information
,
iniquity
,
injudiciousness
,
injury
,
injustice
,
input data
,
input quantity
,
instructions
,
knavery
,
lapse
,
literal
,
machine language
,
malefaction
,
malentendu
,
malfeasance
,
malobservation
,
malum
,
mess
,
message
,
minor wrong
,
misapplication
,
misappreciation
,
misapprehension
,
misbelief
,
miscalculation
,
miscarriage
,
miscitation
,
miscomputation
,
misconception
,
misconduct
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misconjecture
,
misconstruction
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miscount
,
miscue
,
misdeal
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misdoing
,
misestimation
,
misevaluation
,
misexplanation
,
misexplication
,
misexposition
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misfeasance
,
misidentification
,
misintelligence
,
misinterpretation
,
misjudgment
,
misplay
,
misprint
,
misquotation
,
misreading
,
misrendering
,
misreport
,
miss
,
misstatement
,
misstep
,
mistake
,
mistaken
,
mistakenly
,
mistranslation
,
misunderstanding
,
misuse
,
misuse of words
,
misvaluation
,
mortal sin
,
muff
,
multiple messages
,
near-miss
,
noise
,
nonfeasance
,
numeric data
,
obliquity
,
octal system
,
off day
,
offense
,
omission
,
oscillograph data
,
output data
,
output quantity
,
outrage
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oversight
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pantheism
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
perversion
,
play
,
polar data
,
poor judgment
,
punch-card data
,
random data
,
rectangular data
,
reference quantity
,
reprobacy
,
rock
,
ruly English
,
sad work
,
scandal
,
screamer
,
shame
,
signals
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
single messages
,
skewed judgment
,
slip
,
slipup
,
solecism
,
squeezing
,
stumble
,
tort
,
torturing
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
twisting
,
typo
,
typographical error
,
unorganized data
,
untruth
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
villainy
,
visible-speech data
,
wickedness
,
wrenching
,
wrong
,
wrong construction
,
wrong impression
,
wrongdoing
substantiated
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related words >
actual
,
ascertained
,
attested
,
authenticated
,
borne out
,
categorically true
,
certain
,
certified
,
circumstantiated
,
confirmed
,
corroborated
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
,
effectual
,
established
,
factual
,
fixed
,
historical
,
not in error
,
objectively true
,
proved
,
proven
,
real
,
settled
,
shown
,
sure-enough
,
true
,
true as gospel
,
truthful
,
unconfuted
,
undenied
,
undoubted
,
unerroneous
,
unfallacious
,
unfalse
,
unmistaken
,
unquestionable
,
unrefuted
,
validated
,
veracious
,
verified
,
veritable
deviate
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turn aside; turn away from
cause to turn away from a previous or expected course; "The river was deviated to prevent flooding"
be at variance with; be out of line with
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alter
,
ameliorate
,
angle
,
angle off
,
be changed
,
be converted into
,
be distinct
,
be distinguished
,
be in error
,
be mistaken
,
be renewed
,
be wrong
,
bear off
,
bend
,
bias
,
bottom out
,
branch off
,
break
,
bypass
,
change
,
change the bearing
,
checker
,
chop
,
chop and change
,
clash with
,
come about
,
come around
,
come round
,
conflict with
,
contrast with
,
crook
,
curve
,
deflect
,
degenerate
,
depart
,
depart from
,
deteriorate
,
detour
,
deviant
,
deviate from
,
differ
,
diffract
,
diffuse
,
digress
,
disaccord with
,
disagree with
,
disperse
,
distort
,
divagate
,
divaricate
,
divaricate from
,
diverge
,
diverge from
,
diversify
,
divert
,
dogleg
,
drift
,
err
,
excurse
,
fall into error
,
flop
,
get sidetracked
,
go amiss
,
go around
,
go astray
,
go awry
,
go round about
,
go wrong
,
hairpin
,
haul around
,
heel
,
improve
,
jar with
,
jibe
,
lapse
,
make a detour
,
maunder
,
meliorate
,
misbelieve
,
miscalculate
,
mitigate
,
modulate
,
mutate
,
not accord with
,
not square with
,
oblique
,
pervert
,
pull
,
ramble
,
refract
,
revive
,
scatter
,
serve Mammon
,
sex criminal
,
sex fiend
,
sexual deviant
,
sexual deviate
,
sexual pervert
,
sexual psychopath
,
sheer
,
shift
,
skew
,
slip
,
slip up
,
slue
,
stand apart
,
stand over against
,
stray
,
stumble
,
sway
,
swerve
,
tack
,
take a turn
,
trend
,
trip
,
turn
,
turn aside
,
turn away
,
turn into
,
turn the corner
,
twist
,
undergo a change
,
vary
,
veer
,
wander
,
warp
,
worsen
,
zigzag
near miss
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an accidental collision that is narrowly avoided
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close call
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close shave
,
close squeak
,
collision
,
collision course
,
confrontation
,
crack-up
,
crash
,
encounter
,
error
,
hairbreadth escape
,
joining
,
meeting
,
miss
,
mistake
,
narrow escape
,
narrow squeak
,
near go
,
near miss
,
near thing
,
rencontre
,
slip
,
slipup
,
tight squeeze
reverberation
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related words >
acknowledgment
,
action and reaction
,
answer
,
answering
,
antiphon
,
automatic reaction
,
autonomic reaction
,
back answer
,
back talk
,
backchat
,
boom
,
booming
,
bounceback
,
comeback
,
echo
,
evasive reply
,
growl
,
growling
,
grumble
,
grumbling
,
predictable response
,
reaction
,
ready reply
,
reboation
,
rebound
,
receipt
,
reecho
,
reflection
,
reflex
,
reflex action
,
refluence
,
reflux
,
rejoinder
,
repartee
,
replication
,
reply
,
repost
,
rescript
,
rescription
,
resound
,
resounding
,
respondence
,
response
,
responsion
,
responsory
,
retort
,
retroaction
,
return
,
revulsion
,
riposte
,
rise
,
rumble
,
rumbling
,
short answer
,
snappy comeback
,
thunder
,
thundering
,
unthinking response
,
witty reply
,
witty retort
,
yes-and-no answer
miscalculate
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calculate incorrectly; "I miscalculated the number of guests at the wedding"
judge incorrectly; "I had misestimated his determination"
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deviate
,
discount
,
disregard
,
err
,
fall into error
,
go amiss
,
go astray
,
go awry
,
go wrong
,
judge amiss
,
lapse
,
misappreciate
,
miscompute
,
misconjecture
,
misconstrue
,
miscount
,
misdeem
,
misesteem
,
misestimate
,
misevaluate
,
misinterpret
,
misjudge
,
misread
,
misreckon
,
misthink
,
misunderstand
,
misvalue
,
overestimate
,
overlook
,
overprize
,
overrate
,
overvalue
,
slip
,
slip up
,
stray
,
stumble
,
trip
,
underestimate
,
underprize
,
underrate
,
undervalue
,
wander
experimentation
collapse
related words >
R and D
,
control
,
control experiment
,
controlled experiment
,
cut and try
,
empiricism
,
experiment
,
experimental design
,
experimental method
,
experimental proof
,
experimentalism
,
hit and miss
,
noble experiment
,
pragmatism
,
research and development
,
rule of thumb
,
tentative method
,
tentativeness
,
test
,
testing
,
trial
,
trial and error
,
trial run
,
trying
hopeful
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having or manifesting or inspiring hope; "a line of people hopeful of obtaining tickets"; "found a hopeful way of attacking the problem"
related words >
Leibnizian optimist
,
Pollyanna
,
addict
,
adolescent
,
advantageous
,
agape
,
agog
,
all agog
,
also-ran
,
anticipant
,
anticipating
,
anticipative
,
anticipatory
,
applicant
,
apt
,
aspirant
,
aspirer
,
aspiring
,
assured
,
auspicious
,
awaiting
,
baby
,
baby kisser
,
beaming
,
blithe
,
blithesome
,
bright
,
bright and sunny
,
budding
,
candidate
,
certain
,
cheerful
,
cheering
,
cheery
,
chiliast
,
collector
,
confident
,
content
,
couleur de rose
,
coveter
,
dark horse
,
defeated candidate
,
desirer
,
devotee
,
dud
,
eager
,
easy
,
elated
,
encouraging
,
eupeptic
,
euphoric
,
exalted
,
exhilarated
,
expectant
,
expecting
,
fair
,
fancier
,
favorite son
,
fledgling
,
flushed
,
fond
,
forearmed
,
foreseeable
,
forestalling
,
forewarned
,
freak
,
full of hope
,
gaping
,
genial
,
glad
,
gladsome
,
glowing
,
golden
,
halcyon
,
hankerer
,
happy
,
heartening
,
high
,
hoper
,
hoping
,
in anticipation
,
in expectation
,
in good heart
,
in good spirits
,
in high spirits
,
in hopes
,
in the cards
,
infant
,
inspiriting
,
irrepressible
,
irrepressible optimist
,
junior
,
juvenal
,
juvenile
,
lame duck
,
laughing
,
liable
,
likely
,
looking for
,
looking forward to
,
lover
,
millenarian
,
millennialist
,
millennian
,
minor
,
not surprised
,
odds-on
,
of good cheer
,
of good hope
,
office seeker
,
optimist
,
optimistic
,
perfectibilist
,
perfectibilitarian
,
perfectionist
,
philosophical optimist
,
pleasant
,
political hopeful
,
predictable
,
predictable within limits
,
prepared
,
presidential timber
,
presumable
,
presumptive
,
probable
,
promising
,
propitious
,
pubescent
,
radiant
,
ray of sunshine
,
ready
,
reassuring
,
riant
,
rose-colored
,
roseate
,
rosy
,
running mate
,
sanguine
,
sanguineous
,
sapling
,
satisfied
,
secure
,
seeker
,
slip
,
smiling
,
solicitant
,
sparkling
,
sprig
,
stalking-horse
,
statistically probable
,
stripling
,
suitor
,
sunny
,
sure
,
teenager
,
teener
,
teenybopper
,
undespairing
,
undisturbed
,
unsurprised
,
up-and-coming
,
upbeat
,
utopian
,
verisimilar
,
votary
,
waiting
,
waiting for
,
wanter
,
watching for
,
winsome
,
wisher
,
yearner
,
young hopeful
,
young person
,
younger
,
youngest
,
youngling
,
youngster
,
youth
verified
collapse
proved to be true; "a verified claim"
related words >
actual
,
ascertained
,
attested
,
authenticated
,
borne out
,
categorically true
,
certain
,
certified
,
circumstantiated
,
confirmed
,
corroborated
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
,
effectual
,
established
,
factual
,
fixed
,
historical
,
not in error
,
objectively true
,
proved
,
proven
,
real
,
settled
,
shown
,
substantiated
,
sure-enough
,
tested
,
tried
,
tried and true
,
true
,
true as gospel
,
truthful
,
unconfuted
,
undenied
,
undoubted
,
unerroneous
,
unfallacious
,
unfalse
,
unmistaken
,
unquestionable
,
unrefuted
,
validated
,
veracious
,
veritable
torturing
collapse
related words >
abuse of terms
,
agonizing
,
catachresis
,
contorting
,
corruption
,
distortion
,
eisegesis
,
error
,
false coloring
,
garbling
,
gloss
,
harrowing
,
malentendu
,
malobservation
,
misapplication
,
misapprehension
,
miscitation
,
misconception
,
misconstruction
,
misdirection
,
misexplanation
,
misexplication
,
misexposition
,
misintelligence
,
misinterpretation
,
misjudgment
,
misquotation
,
misreading
,
misrendering
,
misrepresentation
,
mistranslation
,
misunderstanding
,
misuse
,
misuse of words
,
perversion
,
racking
,
slanting
,
squeezing
,
straining
,
tearing
,
tormenting
,
torturous
,
twisting
,
wrenching
trial run
collapse
related words >
Gedankenexperiment
,
audition
,
bench test
,
dry run
,
experimentation
,
flight test
,
hearing
,
pilot plan
,
practical test
,
practice
,
rehearsal
,
road test
,
shakedown
,
shakedown cruise
,
test
,
test flight
,
test run
,
trial
,
trial and error
,
tryout
,
workout
bad job
collapse
related words >
bevue
,
blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bonehead play
,
boner
,
boo-boo
,
botch
,
bungle
,
bungling
,
clumsy performance
,
error
,
etourderie
,
flub
,
fluff
,
foozle
,
fumble
,
gaucherie
,
haphazardness
,
hash
,
loose ends
,
mess
,
messiness
,
miscue
,
mistake
,
muff
,
off day
,
sad work
,
slapdash
,
slip
,
slipshoddiness
,
slipshodness
,
sloppiness
,
slovenliness
,
slovenly performance
,
slovenry
,
sluttishness
,
stumble
,
trip
,
untidiness
not true
collapse
related words >
aberrant
,
abroad
,
adrift
,
all abroad
,
all off
,
all wrong
,
amiss
,
askew
,
astray
,
at fault
,
awry
,
beside the mark
,
contrary to fact
,
corrupt
,
deceptive
,
defective
,
delusive
,
deviant
,
deviational
,
deviative
,
distorted
,
errant
,
erring
,
erroneous
,
fallacious
,
false
,
faultful
,
faulty
,
flawed
,
heretical
,
heterodox
,
illogical
,
illusory
,
in error
,
not right
,
off
,
off the track
,
out
,
peccant
,
perverse
,
perverted
,
self-contradictory
,
straying
,
truthless
,
unfactual
,
unfounded
,
unorthodox
,
unproved
,
untrue
,
wide
,
wrong
output
collapse
production of a certain amount
what is produced in a given time period
the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time); "production was up in the second quarter"
to create or manufacture a specific amount; "the computer is outputting the data from the job I'm running"
related words >
ALGOL
,
COBOL
,
FORTRAN
,
achieve
,
achievement
,
aftermath
,
alphabetic data
,
alphanumeric code
,
angular data
,
assembler
,
avails
,
bearing
,
binary digit
,
binary scale
,
binary system
,
bit
,
box office
,
bug
,
bumper crop
,
byte
,
command pulses
,
commands
,
commissions
,
compiler
,
computer code
,
computer language
,
computer program
,
control signals
,
controlled quantity
,
correcting signals
,
create
,
credit
,
credits
,
crop
,
data
,
disposable income
,
dividend
,
dividends
,
earned income
,
earnings
,
efficiency
,
error
,
error signals
,
feedback pulses
,
feedback signals
,
film data
,
fruit
,
gain
,
gains
,
gate
,
gate receipts
,
generate
,
get
,
gross
,
gross income
,
gross receipts
,
harvest
,
hexadecimal system
,
income
,
information
,
input data
,
input quantity
,
instructions
,
intake
,
machine language
,
make
,
manufacture
,
message
,
multiple messages
,
net
,
net income
,
net receipts
,
noise
,
numeric data
,
octal system
,
oscillograph data
,
output data
,
output quantity
,
play
,
polar data
,
proceeds
,
produce
,
product
,
production
,
productivity
,
profit
,
profits
,
punch-card data
,
put out
,
random data
,
receipt
,
receipts
,
receivables
,
rectangular data
,
reference quantity
,
result
,
returns
,
revenue
,
royalties
,
ruly English
,
second crop
,
signals
,
single messages
,
take
,
take-in
,
takings
,
throughput
,
turnout
,
unearned income
,
unorganized data
,
vintage
,
visible-speech data
,
yield
predictability
collapse
the quality of being predictable
related words >
authenticity
,
authoritativeness
,
calculability
,
dependability
,
divinability
,
faithworthiness
,
firmness
,
foreknowableness
,
foreseeability
,
foretellableness
,
frequency curve
,
frequency distribution
,
game theory
,
invincibility
,
mathematical probability
,
operations research
,
probability theory
,
probable error
,
quantum mechanics
,
reliability
,
secureness
,
security
,
solidity
,
soundness
,
stability
,
standard deviation
,
statistical mechanics
,
statistical probability
,
statistics
,
staunchness
,
steadfastness
,
steadiness
,
substantiality
,
trustworthiness
,
uncertainty principle
,
unerringness
,
validity
squeezing
collapse
related words >
abuse of terms
,
catachresis
,
clamping
,
clamping down
,
compression
,
concentration
,
contorting
,
crush
,
decoction
,
distillation
,
distortion
,
eisegesis
,
error
,
expression
,
garbling
,
gloss
,
infusion
,
malentendu
,
malobservation
,
misapplication
,
misapprehension
,
miscitation
,
misconception
,
misconstruction
,
misexplanation
,
misexplication
,
misexposition
,
misintelligence
,
misinterpretation
,
misjudgment
,
misquotation
,
misreading
,
misrendering
,
mistranslation
,
misunderstanding
,
misuse of words
,
nip
,
perversion
,
pinch
,
press
,
pressing
,
pressure
,
rendering
,
rendition
,
soaking
,
squeeze
,
steeping
,
tightening
,
torturing
,
tweak
,
twisting
,
wrenching
bevue
collapse
related words >
bad job
,
balk
,
blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bonehead play
,
boner
,
boo-boo
,
botch
,
bungle
,
clumsy performance
,
error
,
etourderie
,
false move
,
false step
,
flub
,
fluff
,
foozle
,
fumble
,
gaucherie
,
hash
,
inadvertence
,
inadvertency
,
lapse
,
lapsus calami
,
lapsus linguae
,
loose thread
,
mess
,
miscue
,
misstep
,
mistake
,
muff
,
off day
,
omission
,
oversight
,
sad work
,
slip
,
slipup
,
stumble
,
trip
,
wrong step
boo boo
collapse
related words >
bad job
,
bevue
,
bloomer
,
blooper
,
blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bonehead play
,
boner
,
boob stunt
,
boot
,
botch
,
break
,
bungle
,
clumsy performance
,
dumb trick
,
error
,
etourderie
,
faux
,
flub
,
fluff
,
fool mistake
,
foozle
,
foul-up
,
fumble
,
gaffe
,
gaucherie
,
goof
,
hash
,
howler
,
impropriety
,
indecorum
,
louse-up
,
mess
,
miscue
,
mistake
,
muck-up
,
muff
,
off day
,
pratfall
,
sad work
,
screamer
,
screw-up
,
slip
,
solecism
,
stumble
,
trip
flub
collapse
related words >
bad job
,
bevue
,
bitch
,
bitch up
,
blow
,
blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bollix
,
bonehead into it
,
bonehead play
,
boner
,
boo-boo
,
botch
,
bugger
,
bugger up
,
bungle
,
clumsy performance
,
drop a brick
,
error
,
etourderie
,
fluff
,
foozle
,
foul up
,
fumble
,
gaucherie
,
goof
,
goof up
,
gum up
,
hash
,
hash up
,
louse up
,
mess
,
mess up
,
miscue
,
mistake
,
muff
,
off day
,
sad work
,
screw up
,
slip
,
stumble
,
trip
pantheism
collapse
the doctrine or belief that God is the universe and its phenomena (taken or conceived of as a whole) or the doctrine that regards the universe as a manifestation of God
(rare) worship that admits or tolerates all gods
related words >
Albigensianism
,
Arianism
,
Catharism
,
Ebionitism
,
Erastianism
,
Gnosticism
,
Jovinianism
,
Lollardy
,
Manichaeanism
,
Manichaeism
,
Monophysism
,
Monophysitism
,
Pelagianism
,
Waldensianism
,
Wyclifism
,
acosmism
,
allotheism
,
anthropolatry
,
anthropomorphism
,
anthropotheism
,
antinomianism
,
autotheism
,
cosmotheism
,
deism
,
ditheism
,
dualism
,
dyotheism
,
emanatism
,
error
,
fallacy
,
false doctrine
,
henotheism
,
heresy
,
hylotheism
,
hylozoism
,
mind-stuff theory
,
misbelief
,
monism
,
monolatry
,
monotheism
,
multitheism
,
myriotheism
,
philosophical unitarianism
,
physicomorphism
,
physitheism
,
polytheism
,
psychotheism
,
tetratheism
,
theism
,
theopantism
,
theriotheism
,
tritheism
,
zootheism
boner
collapse
related words >
bad job
,
bevue
,
bloomer
,
blooper
,
blunder
,
bobble
,
boggle
,
bonehead play
,
boo-boo
,
boob stunt
,
boot
,
botch
,
break
,
bull
,
bungle
,
clumsy performance
,
dumb trick
,
error
,
etourderie
,
faux
,
flub
,
fluff
,
fool mistake
,
foozle
,
foul-up
,
fumble
,
gaffe
,
gaucherie
,
goof
,
hash
,
howler
,
impropriety
,
indecorum
,
lapse
,
louse-up
,
mess
,
miscue
,
mistake
,
muck-up
,
muff
,
off day
,
pratfall
,
sad work
,
screamer
,
screw-up
,
slip
,
solecism
,
stumble
,
trip
misbelief
collapse
related words >
Albigensianism
,
Arianism
,
Catharism
,
Ebionitism
,
Erastianism
,
Gnosticism
,
Jovinianism
,
Lollardy
,
Manichaeanism
,
Manichaeism
,
Monophysism
,
Monophysitism
,
Pelagianism
,
Waldensianism
,
Wyclifism
,
airy nothing
,
antinomianism
,
autism
,
bubble
,
chimera
,
daydream
,
deception
,
deluded belief
,
delusion
,
dereism
,
dream
,
dream vision
,
dreamland
,
dreamworld
,
emanatism
,
error
,
fallacy
,
false belief
,
false doctrine
,
heresy
,
hylotheism
,
ignis fatuus
,
illusion
,
misconception
,
pantheism
,
pipe dream
,
self-deceit
,
self-deception
,
self-delusion
,
trick
,
trip
,
vapor
,
wrong impression
proved
collapse
established beyond doubt; "a proven liar"; "a Soviet leader of proven shrewdness"
related words >
actual
,
ascertained
,
assured
,
attested
,
authenticated
,
borne out
,
categorically true
,
certain
,
certified
,
circumstantiated
,
confirmed
,
corroborated
,
decided
,
demonstrated
,
determinate
,
determined
,
documentary
,
effectual
,
established
,
factual
,
fixed
,
guaranteed
,
historical
,
in the bag
,
made sure
,
nailed down
,
not in error
,
objectively true
,
on ice
,
open-and-shut
,
proven
,
real
,
secure
,
set
,
settled
,
shown
,
stated
,
substantiated
,
sure-enough
,
tested
,
tried
,
tried and true
,
true
,
true as gospel
,
truthful
,
unconfuted
,
undenied
,
undoubted
,
unerroneous
,
unfallacious
,
unfalse
,
unmistaken
,
unquestionable
,
unrefuted
,
validated
,
veracious
,
verified
,
veritable
,
warranted
undoubted
collapse
related words >
accepted
,
actual
,
ascertained
,
attested
,
authenticated
,
believed
,
beyond question
,
bona fide
,
categorically true
,
certain
,
certified
,
confirmed
,
corroborated
,
credited
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
documentary
,
doubtless
,
effectual
,
established
,
factual
,
genuine
,
historical
,
indubious
,
indubitable
,
not in error
,
objectively true
,
past dispute
,
proved
,
questionless
,
real
,
received
,
substantiated
,
sure-enough
,
true
,
true as gospel
,
trusted
,
truthful
,
unchallenged
,
unconfuted
,
uncontested
,
uncontradicted
,
uncontroversial
,
uncontroverted
,
undenied
,
undisputed
,
unerroneous
,
unfallacious
,
unfalse
,
unmistaken
,
unquestionable
,
unquestioned
,
unrefuted
,
unsuspected
,
validated
,
veracious
,
verified
,
veritable
,
very
misusage
collapse
related words >
Irish bull
,
abuse
,
abuse of office
,
anacoluthon
,
antiphrasis
,
barbarism
,
befoulment
,
bull
,
catachresis
,
conversion
,
corrupt administration
,
corruption
,
debasement
,
defalcation
,
defilement
,
desecration
,
diversion
,
embezzlement
,
fluff
,
folk etymology
,
fouling
,
grammatical error
,
hypercorrection
,
hyperform
,
infelicity
,
maladministration
,
malaprop
,
malapropism
,
malfeasance
,
malpractice
,
malversation
,
marrowsky
,
misapplication
,
misappropriation
,
misconduct
,
misconstruction
,
misemployment
,
misfeasance
,
mishandling
,
mismanagement
,
mispronunciation
,
missaying
,
misuse
,
peculation
,
perversion
,
pilfering
,
pollution
,
poor stewardship
,
profanation
,
prostitution
,
solecism
,
spoonerism
,
ungrammaticism
,
violation
infamy
collapse
evil fame or public reputation
a state of extreme dishonor; "a date which will live in infamy"- F.D.Roosevelt; "the name was a by-word of scorn and opprobrium throughout the city"
related words >
abhorrence
,
abomination
,
atrocity
,
bad
,
degradation
,
demotion
,
depluming
,
desecration
,
detestation
,
discredit
,
disesteem
,
disgrace
,
disgracefulness
,
dishonor
,
displuming
,
disrepute
,
egregiousness
,
error
,
evil
,
hatred
,
heinousness
,
ignobility
,
ignominiousness
,
ignominy
,
ill fame
,
ill repute
,
infamousness
,
ingloriousness
,
iniquity
,
knavery
,
loathsomeness
,
loss of honor
,
monstrosity
,
notoriety
,
notoriousness
,
obliquity
,
obloquy
,
odium
,
opprobrium
,
outrage
,
peccancy
,
pity
,
profanation
,
reprobacy
,
revulsion
,
sacrilege
,
scandal
,
shame
,
shamefulness
,
sin
,
stigma
,
terrible thing
,
vileness
,
villainy
,
violation
,
wickedness
,
wrong
trial and error
collapse
experimenting until a solution is found
related words >
R and D
,
approach
,
assay
,
attempt
,
bid
,
control
,
control experiment
,
controlled experiment
,
crack
,
cut and try
,
effort
,
empiricism
,
endeavor
,
essay
,
experiment
,
experimental design
,
experimental method
,
experimental proof
,
experimentalism
,
experimentation
,
fling
,
gambit
,
go
,
hit and miss
,
lick
,
move
,
noble experiment
,
offer
,
pragmatism
,
research and development
,
rule of thumb
,
shot
,
stab
,
step
,
stroke
,
strong bid
,
tentative
,
tentative method
,
tentativeness
,
test
,
testing
,
trial
,
trial run
,
try
,
trying
,
undertaking
,
whack
spoonerism
collapse
transposition of initial consonants in a pair of words
related words >
Irish bull
,
abuse of terms
,
acronym
,
acrostic
,
amphibologism
,
amphiboly
,
anacoluthon
,
anagram
,
avyayibhava
,
back formation
,
bull
,
calembour
,
catachresis
,
clipped word
,
compound
,
conjugate
,
construction
,
corruption
,
dvandva
,
dvigu
,
endocentric compound
,
equivocality
,
equivoque
,
exocentric compound
,
fluff
,
folk etymology
,
formation
,
grammatical error
,
hypercorrection
,
hyperform
,
jeu de mots
,
logogram
,
logogriph
,
malaprop
,
malapropism
,
marrowsky
,
metagram
,
mispronunciation
,
missaying
,
misusage
,
palindrome
,
paronomasia
,
paronym
,
play on words
,
pun
,
punning
,
solecism
,
tatpurusha
,
word form
,
wordplay
veracious
collapse
precisely accurate; "a veracious account"
habitually speaking the truth; "an honest man"; "a veracious witness"
related words >
actual
,
ascertained
,
attested
,
authenticated
,
categorically true
,
certain
,
certified
,
confirmed
,
corroborated
,
demonstrated
,
determined
,
direct
,
documentary
,
effectual
,
established
,
factual
,
historical
,
not in error
,
objectively true
,
proved
,
real
,
substantiated
,
sure-enough
,
true
,
true as gospel
,
true-meaning
,
true-speaking
,
true-tongued
,
truth-bearing
,
truth-declaring
,
truth-desiring
,
truth-filled
,
truth-guarding
,
truth-loving
,
truth-passing
,
truth-speaking
,
truth-telling
,
truthful
,
unconfuted
,
undeceitful
,
undeceptive
,
undenied
,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
unquestionable
,
unrefuted
,
valid
,
validated
,
veridical
,
verified
,
veritable
misdeed
collapse
related words >
atrocity
,
breach
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
deadly sin
,
delinquency
,
dereliction
,
enormity
,
error
,
evil
,
failure
,
fault
,
felony
,
genocide
,
guilty act
,
heavy sin
,
impropriety
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
lapse
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malum
,
minor wrong
,
misconduct
,
misdeeds
,
misdemeanor
,
misdoing
,
misfeasance
,
mortal sin
,
nonfeasance
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slip
,
tort
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
wrong
,
wrongdoing
felony
collapse
a serious crime (such as murder or arson)
related words >
atrocity
,
breach
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
deadly sin
,
delict
,
delinquency
,
dereliction
,
enormity
,
error
,
evil
,
failure
,
fault
,
genocide
,
guilty act
,
heavy sin
,
illegality
,
impropriety
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
lapse
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malum
,
minor wrong
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misfeasance
,
mortal sin
,
nonfeasance
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slip
,
tort
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
violation
,
wrong
,
wrongdoing
tort
collapse
(law) any wrongdoing for which an action for damages may be brought
related words >
atrocity
,
breach
,
crime
,
crime against humanity
,
deadly sin
,
delict
,
delinquency
,
dereliction
,
diablerie
,
enormity
,
error
,
evil
,
failure
,
fault
,
felony
,
genocide
,
guilty act
,
heavy sin
,
illegality
,
impropriety
,
indiscretion
,
inexpiable sin
,
iniquity
,
injury
,
injustice
,
lapse
,
malefaction
,
malfeasance
,
malum
,
minor wrong
,
misdeed
,
misdemeanor
,
misfeasance
,
mortal sin
,
nonfeasance
,
offense
,
omission
,
outrage
,
peccadillo
,
peccancy
,
sin
,
sin of commission
,
sin of omission
,
sinful act
,
slip
,
transgression
,
trespass
,
trip
,
unutterable sin
,
venial sin
,
violation
,
wrong
,
wrongdoing
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