Related Words:
- abomination
collapse - an action that is vicious or vile; an action that arouses disgust or abhorrence; "his treatment of the children is an abomination"
- a person who is loathsome or disgusting related words >
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- allergy,
- anathema,
- annoyance,
- antagonism,
- anti-Semitism,
- antipathy,
- atrocity,
- aversion,
- bad,
- bane,
- befoulment,
- besmirchment,
- bete noire,
- bigotry,
- blight,
- bogey,
- bugaboo,
- bugbear,
- cold sweat,
- contamination,
- contempt,
- corruption,
- creeping flesh,
- crying evil,
- damage,
- defilement,
- desecration,
- despite,
- despitefulness,
- despoliation,
- destruction,
- detestation,
- detriment,
- dirtying,
- disdain,
- disfavor,
- disgrace,
- disgust,
- dislike,
- disrelish,
- distaste,
- enmity,
- error,
- evil,
- execration,
- grievance,
- harm,
- hate,
- hatred,
- havoc,
- horror,
- hostility,
- hurt,
- ignominy,
- ill,
- incubus,
- infamy,
- infection,
- iniquity,
- injury,
- knavery,
- loathing,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- mischief,
- misogyny,
- mortal horror,
- nausea,
- obliquity,
- odium,
- outrage,
- peccancy,
- peeve,
- pest,
- pet peeve,
- phobia,
- pity,
- plague,
- poison,
- pollution,
- profanation,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- reprobacy,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- revulsion,
- ritual uncleanness,
- sacrilege,
- scandal,
- scorn,
- shame,
- shuddering,
- sin,
- soiling,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- terrible thing,
- the worst,
- toxin,
- trial,
- venom,
- vexation,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- villainy,
- violation,
- woe,
- wrong,
- xenophobia
- commit
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- cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution; "After the second episode, she had to be committed"; "he was committed to prison" related words >
- accept obligation,
- accomplish,
- accredit,
- achieve,
- agree,
- agree to,
- allocate,
- allot,
- answer for,
- assign,
- assure,
- authorize,
- be answerable for,
- be responsible for,
- be security for,
- bind,
- bring about,
- bring off,
- bring to pass,
- carry out,
- charge,
- charter,
- commend,
- commission,
- commit to prison,
- confide,
- confine,
- consecrate,
- consign,
- contract,
- contravene,
- covenant,
- dedicate,
- delegate,
- deliver,
- depute,
- deputize,
- destine,
- detach,
- detail,
- devolute,
- devolve,
- devolve upon,
- devote,
- do,
- do to,
- effect,
- effectuate,
- empower,
- enfeoff,
- engage,
- entrust,
- execute,
- give,
- give in charge,
- give in trust,
- go and do,
- go bail for,
- guarantee,
- hand over,
- have an understanding,
- imprison,
- incarcerate,
- infeudate,
- inflict,
- institutionalize,
- intern,
- license,
- make,
- make imperative,
- make incumbent,
- mission,
- move,
- obligate,
- oblige,
- offend,
- offer,
- ordain,
- pay,
- perform,
- perpetrate,
- perpetuate,
- pledge,
- post,
- produce,
- promise,
- pull,
- pull off,
- put away,
- realize,
- recommit,
- relegate,
- remand,
- remit,
- remove,
- render,
- require,
- saddle with,
- scandalize,
- send away,
- send out,
- send to jail,
- send up,
- sentence,
- set apart,
- shake hands on,
- shift,
- shut up,
- sin,
- submit,
- swear,
- take and do,
- take the vows,
- tie,
- transfer,
- transgress,
- trespass,
- trust,
- turn over,
- undertake,
- up and do,
- violate,
- vouchsafe,
- vow,
- warrant,
- wreak
- reprieve
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- the act of reprieving; postponing or remitting punishment
- a warrant granting postponement (usually to postpone the execution of the death sentence)
- a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort
- relieve temporarily
- postpone the punishment of a convicted criminal, such as an execution related words >
- absolution,
- afterthought,
- amnesty,
- benevolence,
- bind,
- block,
- blockage,
- bureaucratic delay,
- catharsis,
- cleanse,
- cleanse away,
- cleansing,
- clemency,
- commiseration,
- compassion,
- condolence,
- delay,
- delayage,
- delayed reaction,
- deliver,
- deliverance,
- detention,
- discharge,
- double take,
- dragging,
- emotional release,
- exculpation,
- excuse,
- exemption,
- exoneration,
- favor,
- feeling,
- forbear,
- forbearance,
- forgive,
- forgiveness,
- free,
- free from,
- freeing,
- give quarter,
- give release,
- give respite,
- grace,
- grant a reprieve,
- halt,
- hang-up,
- have mercy upon,
- have pity,
- hindrance,
- holdup,
- humanity,
- immunity,
- indemnity,
- interim,
- intermission,
- intermit,
- jam,
- kindness,
- lag,
- lagging,
- leniency,
- let off,
- let up on,
- logjam,
- melt,
- mercy,
- mitigation,
- moratorium,
- obstruction,
- paperasserie,
- pardon,
- pathos,
- pause,
- pity,
- postponement,
- purgation,
- purge,
- purge away,
- purging,
- quarter,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- red-tapery,
- redemption,
- relax,
- release,
- relent,
- relief,
- remission,
- remission of sin,
- removal,
- remove,
- rescue,
- respite,
- retardance,
- retardation,
- ruth,
- save,
- self-pity,
- shrift,
- slow-up,
- slowdown,
- slowness,
- spare,
- sparing,
- stay,
- stay of execution,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- surcease,
- suspend,
- suspension,
- sympathy,
- take pity on,
- thaw,
- tie-up,
- time lag,
- wait
- clay
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- United States politician responsible for the Missouri Compromise between free and slave states (1777-1852)
- United States general who commanded United States forces in Europe from 1945 to 1949 and who oversaw the Berlin airlift (1897-1978)
- a very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired related words >
- Adam,
- Hominidae,
- Homo sapiens,
- Missouri meerschaum,
- acres,
- alluvion,
- alluvium,
- anatomy,
- arable land,
- ashes,
- blubber,
- body,
- bones,
- breeze,
- briar,
- briar pipe,
- butter,
- cadaver,
- calean,
- calumet,
- carcass,
- carrion,
- china,
- china clay,
- china stone,
- churchwarden,
- clod,
- corncob,
- corncob pipe,
- corpse,
- corpus,
- corpus delicti,
- crowbait,
- crust,
- cushion,
- dead body,
- dead man,
- dead person,
- decedent,
- dirt,
- dough,
- down,
- dry bones,
- dry land,
- dust,
- earth,
- eiderdown,
- embalmed corpse,
- enamel,
- fallen humanity,
- feather bed,
- feathers,
- figure,
- fireclay,
- fleece,
- flesh,
- floss,
- flue,
- fluff,
- flux,
- foam,
- food for worms,
- form,
- frame,
- freehold,
- generation of man,
- genus Homo,
- glaze,
- glebe,
- grassland,
- ground,
- gumbo,
- hominid,
- homo,
- hookah,
- hubble-bubble,
- hulk,
- human family,
- human nature,
- human race,
- human species,
- humanity,
- humankind,
- kaolin,
- kapok,
- land,
- landholdings,
- late lamented,
- le genre humain,
- lithosphere,
- man,
- mankind,
- marginal land,
- marl,
- material body,
- meerschaum,
- mire,
- mold,
- mortal flesh,
- mortal remains,
- mortality,
- mortals,
- muck,
- mud,
- mummification,
- mummy,
- nargileh,
- ooze,
- organic remains,
- peace pipe,
- person,
- petuntse,
- physical body,
- physique,
- pillow,
- pipe,
- pipe cleaner,
- pipe rack,
- plush,
- porcelain,
- porcelain clay,
- pudding,
- puff,
- putty,
- race of man,
- real estate,
- real property,
- refractory,
- refractory clay,
- region,
- regolith,
- relics,
- reliquiae,
- remains,
- rubber,
- satin,
- silk,
- skeleton,
- slime,
- slip,
- slob,
- slop,
- slosh,
- sludge,
- slush,
- sod,
- soil,
- soma,
- squash,
- stiff,
- subaerial deposit,
- subsoil,
- swansdown,
- swill,
- tenement of clay,
- terra,
- terra firma,
- terrain,
- territory,
- the country,
- the dead,
- the deceased,
- the defunct,
- the departed,
- the loved one,
- thistledown,
- tobacco pipe,
- tobacco pouch,
- topsoil,
- torso,
- trunk,
- velvet,
- water pipe,
- wax,
- woodland,
- wool,
- zephyr
- spoiled
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- having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention; "a spoiled child" related words >
- ausgespielt,
- bad,
- bankrupt,
- barfy,
- beautiless,
- blasted,
- blemished,
- blighted,
- blotted,
- botched,
- brackish,
- broken,
- bungled,
- butchered,
- cacophonic,
- cacophonous,
- cankered,
- carious,
- cloying,
- coddled,
- corrupt,
- decayed,
- decomposed,
- defaced,
- desolated,
- destroyed,
- devastated,
- disfigured,
- done for,
- done in,
- down-and-out,
- dysphemistic,
- dysphemized,
- fallen,
- festering,
- fetid,
- finished,
- flawed,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- fumbled,
- gangrened,
- gangrenous,
- gone bad,
- gone to pot,
- high,
- homely,
- icky,
- ill-advised,
- ill-considered,
- ill-contrived,
- ill-devised,
- ill-done,
- ill-executed,
- ill-managed,
- impaired,
- impolitic,
- in ruins,
- indulged,
- inelegant,
- irremediable,
- kaput,
- maggoty,
- marred,
- mawkish,
- misconducted,
- misdirected,
- misguided,
- mismanaged,
- mortified,
- muffed,
- murdered,
- nasty,
- nauseant,
- nauseating,
- nauseous,
- necrosed,
- necrotic,
- negligent,
- noisome,
- noxious,
- off,
- offensive,
- overripe,
- overthrown,
- pampered,
- peccant,
- plain,
- poisonous,
- putrefied,
- putrescent,
- putrid,
- rancid,
- rank,
- ravaged,
- rebarbative,
- rotten,
- rotting,
- ruined,
- ruinous,
- short on looks,
- sickening,
- sphacelated,
- spoiled rotten,
- spoilt,
- stinking,
- suppurating,
- suppurative,
- tainted,
- uglified,
- ugly,
- ugly as hell,
- ugly as sin,
- ulcerated,
- unaesthetic,
- unattractive,
- unbeautiful,
- uncomely,
- undone,
- unhandsome,
- unlovely,
- unpleasing,
- unpretty,
- unsightly,
- vile,
- vomity,
- wasted,
- weevily,
- wrecked,
- yucky
- unorthodoxy
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- the quality of being unorthodox
- any opinions or doctrines at variance with the official or orthodox position related words >
- Bohemianism,
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- ambiguity,
- ambivalence,
- antinomy,
- asymmetry,
- beatnikism,
- capriciousness,
- changeability,
- changeableness,
- choppiness,
- contrariety,
- contrast,
- dappleness,
- defectiveness,
- delusion,
- departure,
- deviancy,
- deviation,
- difference,
- differentiation,
- disaccord,
- disaccordance,
- disagreement,
- disconformity,
- discongruity,
- discordance,
- discrepancy,
- discreteness,
- disorder,
- disparity,
- disproportion,
- disproportionateness,
- dissent,
- dissidence,
- dissimilarity,
- dissonance,
- distinction,
- distinctness,
- distortion,
- divarication,
- divergence,
- divergency,
- diversification,
- diversity,
- equivocality,
- errancy,
- erroneousness,
- error,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- falseness,
- falsity,
- far cry,
- fault,
- faultiness,
- flaw,
- flawedness,
- fringiness,
- hamartia,
- heresy,
- heterodoxy,
- heterogeneity,
- hippiedom,
- illusion,
- inaccordance,
- incoherence,
- incommensurability,
- incompatibility,
- incongruity,
- inconsistency,
- inconsonance,
- inconstancy,
- inequality,
- inharmoniousness,
- inharmony,
- instability,
- irreconcilability,
- irregularity,
- jerkiness,
- mercuriality,
- misapplication,
- misbelief,
- misconstruction,
- misdoing,
- misfeasance,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- mixture,
- motleyness,
- mutability,
- nonconformability,
- nonconformism,
- nonconformity,
- nonstandardization,
- nonuniformity,
- odds,
- opposition,
- originality,
- otherness,
- oxymoron,
- paradox,
- peccancy,
- perversion,
- pluralism,
- raggedness,
- revisionism,
- schism,
- self-contradiction,
- separateness,
- sin,
- sinfulness,
- unconformability,
- unconformism,
- unconformity,
- unconventionality,
- unevenness,
- unlikeness,
- unsteadiness,
- untrueness,
- untruth,
- untruthfulness,
- variability,
- variance,
- variation,
- variegation,
- variety,
- variousness,
- versatility,
- wavering,
- wrong,
- wrongness
- misapplication
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- wrong use or application related words >
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- abuse,
- abuse of office,
- abuse of terms,
- apparent soundness,
- befoulment,
- casuistry,
- catachresis,
- circularity,
- contorting,
- conversion,
- corrupt administration,
- debasement,
- defalcation,
- defectiveness,
- defilement,
- delusion,
- desecration,
- deviancy,
- disingenuousness,
- distortion,
- diversion,
- eisegesis,
- embezzlement,
- equivocalness,
- equivocation,
- errancy,
- erroneousness,
- error,
- evasive reasoning,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- falseness,
- falsity,
- fault,
- faultiness,
- flaw,
- flawedness,
- fouling,
- garbling,
- gloss,
- hamartia,
- heresy,
- heterodoxy,
- illusion,
- insincerity,
- invalid linking,
- jesuitism,
- jesuitry,
- maladministration,
- malentendu,
- malfeasance,
- malobservation,
- malpractice,
- malversation,
- mesalliance,
- misalliance,
- misapplicability,
- misapprehension,
- misappropriation,
- miscitation,
- misconception,
- misconduct,
- misconnection,
- misconstruction,
- misdoing,
- misemployment,
- misexplanation,
- misexplication,
- misexposition,
- misfeasance,
- mishandling,
- misintelligence,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- mismanagement,
- misquotation,
- misreading,
- misreference,
- misrelation,
- misrendering,
- mistranslation,
- misunderstanding,
- misusage,
- misuse,
- misuse of words,
- mystification,
- obfuscation,
- obscurantism,
- oversubtlety,
- peccancy,
- peculation,
- perversion,
- philosophism,
- pilfering,
- plausibility,
- plausibleness,
- pollution,
- poor stewardship,
- profanation,
- prostitution,
- rationalization,
- self-contradiction,
- sin,
- sinfulness,
- sophism,
- sophistical reasoning,
- sophistication,
- sophistry,
- special pleading,
- speciosity,
- specious reasoning,
- speciousness,
- squeezing,
- subtlety,
- torturing,
- twisting,
- unorthodoxy,
- untrueness,
- untruth,
- untruthfulness,
- vicious circle,
- vicious reasoning,
- violation,
- wrenching,
- wrong,
- wrongness
- anger
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- a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
- the state of being angry
- make angry; "The news angered him"
- become angry; "He angers easily" related words >
- a transient madness,
- acedia,
- affront,
- aggravate,
- angriness,
- annoy,
- annoyance,
- antagonism,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- arouse,
- asperity,
- avarice,
- avaritia,
- bad humor,
- bad temper,
- bile,
- biliousness,
- blow up,
- boil,
- boil over,
- bridle,
- bridle up,
- bristle,
- bristle up,
- burn,
- causticity,
- chafe,
- choler,
- corrosiveness,
- dander,
- deadly sin,
- discontent,
- displease,
- displeasure,
- dudgeon,
- dutch,
- eagerness,
- enrage,
- enragement,
- envy,
- exasperate,
- exasperation,
- excite,
- excitement,
- fervency,
- fervidity,
- fervidness,
- fervor,
- flare up,
- flip out,
- fret,
- fury,
- gall,
- get mad,
- get sore,
- gluttony,
- grapes of wrath,
- greed,
- gula,
- heat,
- hit the ceiling,
- huff,
- ill humor,
- ill nature,
- ill temper,
- incense,
- incite,
- indignation,
- inflame,
- infuriate,
- infuriation,
- invidia,
- ira,
- irateness,
- ire,
- irk,
- irritability,
- irritate,
- irritation,
- kindle,
- love,
- lust,
- luxuria,
- mad,
- madden,
- make angry,
- make mad,
- make sore,
- monkey,
- nettle,
- offend,
- outrage,
- pet,
- pique,
- pride,
- provoke,
- rage,
- rant,
- rave,
- reach boiling point,
- resentment,
- rile,
- saeva indignatio,
- see red,
- seethe,
- sexual desire,
- sloth,
- soreness,
- sourness,
- spleen,
- steam up,
- stew,
- storm,
- superbia,
- temper,
- tick off,
- umbrage,
- vex,
- vexation,
- vials of wrath,
- wrath,
- wrathfulness
- Lenten,
- Scotch,
- Spartan,
- absolution,
- abstemious,
- amnesty,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- benevolent,
- canny,
- careful,
- chary,
- cheap,
- cheeseparing,
- close,
- conciliatory,
- conserving,
- cooling,
- cooling down,
- cooling off,
- curtailment,
- cutback,
- dwarfed,
- dwarfish,
- economic,
- economical,
- economization,
- economizing,
- exculpation,
- excuse,
- exemption,
- exiguous,
- exoneration,
- forbearing,
- forehanded,
- forgiving,
- frugal,
- frugal to excess,
- generous,
- grace,
- immunity,
- impoverished,
- indemnity,
- jejune,
- kind,
- labor-saving,
- lean,
- limited,
- long-suffering,
- longanimous,
- low growth rate,
- magnanimous,
- meager,
- mean,
- measured,
- mingy,
- miserly,
- moderate,
- money-saving,
- narrow,
- niggardly,
- overfrugal,
- paltry,
- pardon,
- parsimonious,
- patient,
- penny-pinching,
- penny-wise,
- penny-wise and pound-foolish,
- penurious,
- placable,
- poor,
- provident,
- prudent,
- prudential,
- puny,
- redemption,
- reduction of expenses,
- reduction of spending,
- remission,
- remission of sin,
- reprieve,
- restrained,
- retrenchment,
- saving,
- scamping,
- scant,
- scanty,
- scraping,
- scrawny,
- scrimp,
- scrimping,
- scrimpy,
- shrift,
- skimp,
- skimping,
- skimpy,
- slender,
- slight,
- slim,
- slowdown,
- small,
- sober,
- spare,
- sparse,
- starvation,
- stingy,
- stinted,
- stinting,
- straitened,
- stunted,
- subsistence,
- temperate,
- thin,
- thrifty,
- tight,
- tight-fisted,
- tightfisted,
- time-saving,
- tolerant,
- too frugal,
- ungiving,
- unnourishing,
- unnutritious,
- unresentful,
- unrevengeful,
- unwasteful,
- wary,
- watered,
- watery
- remission
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- (law) the act of remitting (especially the referral of a law case to another court)
- an abatement in intensity or degree (as in the manifestations of a disease); "his cancer is in remission" related words >
- abatement,
- abeyance,
- absolution,
- acquittal,
- acquittance,
- allayment,
- alleviation,
- amnesty,
- assuagement,
- attrition,
- blunting,
- break,
- caesura,
- calming,
- catabasis,
- cease-fire,
- clearance,
- clearing,
- collapse,
- compurgation,
- crash,
- curtailment,
- cut,
- cutting,
- damping,
- day off,
- deadening,
- deceleration,
- declension,
- decline,
- decline and fall,
- decrease,
- decrement,
- decrescendo,
- deliverance,
- demulsion,
- depletion,
- depreciation,
- derogation,
- destigmatization,
- destigmatizing,
- detraction,
- diminuendo,
- diminution,
- dip,
- discharge,
- disculpation,
- dismissal,
- disparagement,
- dive,
- downtrend,
- downturn,
- drop,
- dulcification,
- dulling,
- dwindling,
- easing,
- ebb,
- ebbing,
- exculpation,
- excuse,
- exemption,
- exoneration,
- extraction,
- fall,
- falling-off,
- forgiveness,
- grace,
- hesitation,
- holiday,
- hushing,
- immunity,
- impairment,
- indemnity,
- indulgence,
- interim,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- intermission,
- intermittence,
- interruption,
- interval,
- lapse,
- layoff,
- leniency,
- lessening,
- letdown,
- letup,
- lightening,
- loosening,
- lull,
- lulling,
- mitigation,
- modulation,
- mollification,
- pacification,
- palliation,
- pardon,
- pause,
- plunge,
- purgation,
- purging,
- quietening,
- quieting,
- quietus,
- quittance,
- recess,
- redemption,
- reduction,
- relaxation,
- release,
- remission of sin,
- reprieve,
- respite,
- rest,
- retraction,
- retreat,
- retrenchment,
- shortening,
- shrift,
- shrinkage,
- slackening,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- softening,
- soothing,
- sparing,
- stand-down,
- stay,
- subduement,
- subsidence,
- suspension,
- tempering,
- tranquilization,
- truce,
- truncation,
- vacation,
- verdict of acquittal,
- vindication,
- wane
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