Related Words:
- innocence
collapse - a state or condition of being innocent of a specific crime or offense; "the trial established his innocence" related words >
- agnosticism,
- artlessness,
- benignancy,
- benignity,
- blankmindedness,
- blotlessness,
- bluffness,
- bluntness,
- callowness,
- candor,
- chastity,
- childlikeness,
- cleanliness,
- cleanness,
- directness,
- empty-headedness,
- greenhornism,
- greenness,
- guilelessness,
- guiltlessness,
- harmlessness,
- hiatus of learning,
- honor,
- hurtlessness,
- ignorance,
- ignorantism,
- ignorantness,
- immaculacy,
- immaculateness,
- inanity,
- inexperience,
- ingenuousness,
- innocuousness,
- inoffensiveness,
- know-nothingism,
- knowledge-gap,
- lack of information,
- naiveness,
- naivete,
- naivety,
- nescience,
- obscurantism,
- openheartedness,
- openness,
- outspokenness,
- plainness,
- purity,
- rawness,
- sexual innocence,
- simpleheartedness,
- simplemindedness,
- simpleness,
- simplicity,
- sincerity,
- single-heartedness,
- single-mindedness,
- singleness of heart,
- snowiness,
- spotlessness,
- stainlessness,
- tabula rasa,
- taintlessness,
- trustfulness,
- unacquaintance,
- unacquaintedness,
- unawareness,
- unblemishedness,
- unblottedness,
- uncorruptness,
- undefiledness,
- unfamiliarity,
- unguardedness,
- uninjuriousness,
- unintelligence,
- unknowing,
- unknowingness,
- unobnoxiousness,
- unripeness,
- unsoiledness,
- unsophisticatedness,
- unsophistication,
- unspottedness,
- unstainedness,
- unsulliedness,
- unsuspiciousness,
- untaintedness,
- unwariness,
- vacuity,
- vacuousness,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- whiteness
- tabula rasa
collapse
- a young mind not yet affected by experience (according to John Locke) related words >
- agnosticism,
- blank,
- blank mind,
- blankmindedness,
- blankness,
- bloodless revolution,
- bouleversement,
- breakdown,
- breakup,
- callowness,
- calm of mind,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- clean slate,
- clean sweep,
- computer revolution,
- convulsion,
- counterrevolution,
- debacle,
- emptiness of mind,
- empty space,
- empty-headedness,
- fallow mind,
- fatuity,
- foolishness,
- greenhornism,
- greenness,
- hiatus of learning,
- ignorance,
- ignorantism,
- ignorantness,
- inanity,
- inexperience,
- innocence,
- know-nothingism,
- knowledge-gap,
- lack of information,
- mental blankness,
- nescience,
- nirvana,
- nothing,
- nothingness,
- oblivion,
- obscurantism,
- overthrow,
- overturn,
- palace revolution,
- passivity,
- quietism,
- radical change,
- rawness,
- revolt,
- revolution,
- revolutionary war,
- revulsion,
- simpleness,
- simplicity,
- spasm,
- striking alteration,
- subversion,
- sweeping change,
- technological revolution,
- thoughtfreeness,
- thoughtlessness,
- total change,
- tranquillity,
- transilience,
- unacquaintance,
- unfamiliarity,
- unintelligence,
- unknowing,
- unknowingness,
- unripeness,
- upset,
- vacancy,
- vacuity,
- vacuousness,
- vacuum,
- violent change,
- void
- understand
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- know and comprehend the nature or meaning of; "She did not understand her husband"; "I understand what she means"
- perceive (an idea or situation) mentally; "Now I see!"; "I just can't see your point"; "Does she realize how important this decision is?"; "I don't understand the idea"
- believe to be the case; "I understand you have no previous experience?"
- make sense of a language; "She understands French"; "Can you read Greek?" related words >
- absorb,
- accept,
- agree,
- allow,
- appreciate,
- apprehend,
- arrange,
- assimilate,
- assume,
- be acquainted with,
- be afraid,
- be apprised of,
- be aware of,
- be cognizant of,
- be conscious of,
- be conversant with,
- be informed,
- be with one,
- believe,
- catch,
- catch on,
- catch on to,
- cognize,
- comprehend,
- conceit,
- conceive,
- conceptualize,
- conclude,
- conjecture,
- consider,
- construe,
- covenant,
- daresay,
- deduce,
- deem,
- define,
- describe,
- diagnose,
- dig,
- digest,
- discern,
- divine,
- dream,
- empathize with,
- expect,
- fancy,
- fathom,
- feel,
- follow,
- forgive,
- gather,
- get,
- get hold of,
- get it,
- get the drift,
- get the idea,
- get the picture,
- get wind of,
- grant,
- grasp,
- have,
- have information about,
- have it taped,
- have knowledge of,
- hear of,
- imagine,
- infer,
- interpret,
- ken,
- know,
- learn,
- let,
- let be,
- make out,
- master,
- opine,
- penetrate,
- perceive,
- perfume,
- possess,
- prefigure,
- prehend,
- presume,
- presuppose,
- presurmise,
- provisionally accept,
- read,
- read into,
- realize,
- reckon,
- recognize,
- repute,
- savvy,
- say,
- see,
- seize,
- seize the meaning,
- sense,
- suppose,
- surmise,
- suspect,
- sympathize with,
- take,
- take cognizance of,
- take for,
- take for granted,
- take in,
- take it,
- take it that,
- take to be,
- take to mean,
- think,
- tolerate,
- tumble to,
- twig,
- understand by,
- view,
- wit,
- wot,
- wot of
- taste
collapse
- a kind of sensing; distinguishing substances by means of the taste buds; "a wine tasting"
- the faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth; "his cold deprived him of his sense of taste"
- the sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus; "the candy left him with a bad taste"; "the melon had a delicious taste"
- delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values); "arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success"; "to ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste"
- a brief experience of something; "he got a taste of life on the wild side"; "she enjoyed her brief taste of independence"
- a small amount eaten or drunk; "take a taste--you'll like it"
- experience briefly; "The ex-slave tasted freedom shortly before she died"
- perceive by the sense of taste; "Can you taste the garlic?"
- distinguish flavors; "We tasted wines last night"
- have flavor; taste of something related words >
- Atticism,
- affection,
- affinity,
- appetence,
- appetite,
- appreciate,
- appreciation,
- appreciation of differences,
- appreciativeness,
- apprehend,
- appropriateness,
- aroma,
- artistic judgment,
- assay,
- attribute,
- badge,
- bag,
- be aware of,
- be conscious of,
- be exposed to,
- be fond of,
- be partial to,
- be sensible of,
- be subjected to,
- bent,
- bias,
- bit,
- bite,
- brand,
- break bread,
- bring to test,
- cachet,
- canine appetite,
- cast,
- censoriousness,
- character,
- characteristic,
- chasteness,
- chastity,
- choosiness,
- chosen kind,
- chromesthesia,
- clarity,
- classicalism,
- classicism,
- clearness,
- color hearing,
- come up against,
- comeliness,
- comprehension,
- configuration,
- confirm,
- connoisseurship,
- conscientiousness,
- correctness,
- count calories,
- critical niceness,
- criticalness,
- crush,
- cultivation,
- cup of tea,
- cut,
- cut and try,
- dash,
- decorum,
- delicacy,
- delight in,
- design,
- desire,
- diet,
- differentia,
- differential,
- dignity,
- directness,
- discernment,
- discretion,
- discriminating taste,
- discriminatingness,
- discrimination,
- discriminativeness,
- disposition,
- distinction,
- distinctive feature,
- drop,
- drought,
- druthers,
- dryness,
- earmark,
- ease,
- eat,
- elegance,
- elegancy,
- emptiness,
- empty stomach,
- encounter,
- endure,
- enjoy,
- essay,
- examine,
- example,
- experience,
- experiment,
- fall to,
- fancy,
- fare,
- fashion,
- fastidiousness,
- favor,
- feature,
- feed,
- feel,
- feeling,
- felicitousness,
- felicity,
- figure,
- fine palate,
- finesse,
- finish,
- fittingness,
- five senses,
- flavor,
- flow,
- flowing periods,
- fluency,
- fondness,
- form,
- give a try,
- give a tryout,
- gleam,
- go through,
- good taste,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- grain,
- gust,
- gusto,
- hallmark,
- have,
- have a go,
- have knowledge of,
- hear,
- hearing,
- heart,
- hint,
- hollow hunger,
- hunger,
- hungriness,
- idea,
- idiocrasy,
- idiosyncrasy,
- impress,
- impression,
- inclination,
- index,
- individualism,
- infatuation,
- intimation,
- judgement,
- judiciousness,
- keynote,
- know,
- labor under,
- leaning,
- lick,
- like,
- likes,
- liking,
- limpidity,
- lineaments,
- little bite,
- little smack,
- look,
- love,
- lucidity,
- making distinctions,
- manner,
- mannerism,
- mark,
- marking,
- meet,
- meet up with,
- meet with,
- meticulousness,
- mode,
- mold,
- morsel,
- motif,
- mouthful,
- naturalness,
- nature,
- neatness,
- niceness of distinction,
- nicety,
- nip,
- odor,
- palate,
- partake,
- partake of,
- partiality,
- particular choice,
- particularity,
- particularness,
- pass through,
- passion,
- pay,
- peculiarity,
- pellucidity,
- penchant,
- perceive,
- perception,
- perfectionism,
- personal choice,
- perspicuity,
- phonism,
- photism,
- piece,
- pinch,
- pitch in,
- plainness,
- play around with,
- polish,
- politeness,
- politesse,
- polydipsia,
- practice upon,
- preciseness,
- precisianism,
- precision,
- predilection,
- predisposition,
- preference,
- prejudice,
- prepossession,
- priggishness,
- proclivity,
- property,
- propriety,
- prove,
- prudishness,
- punctilio,
- punctiliousness,
- purism,
- puritanism,
- purity,
- put to trial,
- quality,
- quirk,
- receptor,
- refined discrimination,
- refined palate,
- refinement,
- relish,
- research,
- respond,
- respond to stimuli,
- restraint,
- road-test,
- run a sample,
- run up against,
- sample,
- sampling,
- sapidity,
- sapor,
- savor,
- scintilla,
- scrupulosity,
- scrupulousness,
- seal,
- see,
- seemliness,
- selectiveness,
- selectivity,
- sense,
- sense organ,
- senses,
- sensibility,
- sensillum,
- sensitivity,
- sensorium,
- sensory organ,
- shade,
- shadow,
- shake down,
- shape,
- sight,
- simplicity,
- singularity,
- sip,
- sixth sense,
- smack,
- smack the lips,
- smattering,
- smell,
- smoothness,
- soft,
- soupcon,
- spark,
- specialty,
- specimen,
- spend,
- sprinkling,
- stamp,
- stand under,
- stomach,
- straightforwardness,
- strictness,
- style,
- stylishness,
- substantiate,
- subtlety,
- suffer,
- suggestion,
- sup,
- suspicion,
- sustain,
- swallow,
- swatch,
- sweet tooth,
- synesthesia,
- tact,
- tactfulness,
- taint,
- take,
- tang,
- tapeworm,
- taste of,
- tastefulness,
- taster,
- tendency,
- terseness,
- test,
- thing,
- thirst,
- thirstiness,
- thought,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- token,
- tolerance,
- torment of Tantalus,
- touch,
- trace,
- trait,
- trick,
- trifle,
- try,
- try it on,
- try out,
- type,
- unaffectedness,
- undergo,
- understanding,
- validate,
- verify,
- weakness,
- whiff,
- wink,
- zest
- act of love,
- adultery,
- aphrodisia,
- ass,
- balling,
- beasts of venery,
- big game,
- carnal knowledge,
- chase,
- chevy,
- chivy,
- climax,
- cohabitation,
- coition,
- coitus,
- coitus interruptus,
- commerce,
- congress,
- connection,
- copula,
- copulation,
- coupling,
- coursing,
- cynegetics,
- debauchery,
- debauchment,
- diddling,
- dissipation,
- dissoluteness,
- falconry,
- fastness,
- fornication,
- fox hunting,
- gallantry,
- game,
- gunning,
- hawking,
- hunt,
- hunting,
- intercourse,
- intimacy,
- kill,
- libertinage,
- libertinism,
- license,
- licentiousness,
- lovemaking,
- making it with,
- marital relations,
- marriage act,
- mating,
- meat,
- onanism,
- orgasm,
- ovum,
- pareunia,
- prey,
- procreation,
- profligacy,
- quarry,
- rakishness,
- relations,
- screwing,
- sex,
- sex act,
- sexual climax,
- sexual commerce,
- sexual congress,
- sexual intercourse,
- sexual relations,
- sexual union,
- shikar,
- shooting,
- sleeping with,
- sperm,
- sport,
- sporting,
- stalking,
- still hunt,
- the hunted,
- unbridledness,
- victim,
- wenching,
- whoring,
- wildness
- blue book
collapse
- a blue booklet used in universities for writing examinations
- a register of persons who are socially prominent
- a report published by the British government; bound in blue related words >
- Almanach de Gotha,
- Congressional Record,
- Hansard,
- Red Book,
- Royal Kalendar,
- Social Register,
- account,
- acquaintance,
- announcement,
- audition,
- briefing,
- bulletin,
- communication,
- communique,
- data,
- datum,
- directory,
- dispatch,
- enlightenment,
- evidence,
- exam,
- examen,
- examination,
- facts,
- factual information,
- familiarization,
- final,
- final examination,
- gazette,
- gen,
- genealogy,
- general information,
- great go,
- green book,
- guidebook,
- handout,
- hard information,
- hearing,
- honors,
- incidental information,
- info,
- information,
- instruction,
- intelligence,
- knowledge,
- light,
- mention,
- message,
- midsemester,
- midterm,
- notice,
- notification,
- official journal,
- oral,
- oral examination,
- pedigree,
- prelim,
- presentation,
- promotional material,
- proof,
- publication,
- publicity,
- quiz,
- release,
- report,
- sidelight,
- state paper,
- statement,
- studbook,
- take-home examination,
- test,
- the dope,
- the goods,
- the know,
- the scoop,
- transmission,
- trial,
- tripos,
- viva,
- white book,
- white paper,
- word,
- written,
- written examination,
- yellow book
- willing
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- disposed or inclined toward; "a willing participant"; "willing helpers" related words >
- accordant,
- acquiescent,
- affirmative,
- agreeable,
- agreeing,
- alacritous,
- amenable,
- approving,
- apt,
- ardent,
- assenting,
- bright,
- clever,
- compliable,
- compliant,
- complying,
- conative,
- conforming,
- consentient,
- consenting,
- content,
- cooperative,
- deliberate,
- determined,
- devoted,
- disposed,
- docile,
- duteous,
- dutiful,
- eager,
- educable,
- endorsing,
- enthusiastic,
- experimental,
- facile,
- fain,
- fair,
- faithful,
- favorable,
- favorably disposed,
- favorably inclined,
- formable,
- forward,
- game,
- impressionable,
- in the mind,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- instructable,
- intelligent,
- intentional,
- law-abiding,
- loyal,
- malleable,
- minded,
- moldable,
- motivated,
- nothing loath,
- obedient,
- open,
- permissive,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- pliant,
- predisposed,
- prompt,
- prone,
- quick,
- ratifying,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- receptive,
- resolute,
- responsive,
- ripe for instruction,
- sanctioning,
- schoolable,
- submissive,
- susceptible,
- teachable,
- tentative,
- thirsty for knowledge,
- tractable,
- trainable,
- trial,
- unforced,
- ungrudging,
- unloath,
- unrefusing,
- unreluctant,
- venturesome,
- volitional,
- voluntary,
- well-disposed,
- well-inclined,
- willed,
- willful,
- willinghearted,
- witting,
- zealous
- inevitability
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- the quality of being unavoidable related words >
- Friday,
- Friday the thirteenth,
- absolute certainty,
- absoluteness,
- act of God,
- appointed lot,
- assurance,
- assuredness,
- astral influences,
- astrology,
- book of fate,
- certain knowledge,
- certainness,
- certainty,
- certitude,
- coaction,
- compulsion,
- compulsiveness,
- constellation,
- constraint,
- cup,
- dead certainty,
- definiteness,
- destination,
- destiny,
- determinacy,
- determinateness,
- dies funestis,
- doom,
- end,
- enforcement,
- fatality,
- fate,
- fatefulness,
- force majeure,
- forcing,
- foredoom,
- fortune,
- future,
- ides of March,
- indefeasibility,
- ineluctability,
- inerrability,
- inerrancy,
- inescapableness,
- inevasibleness,
- inevitable accident,
- inevitableness,
- inexorability,
- infallibilism,
- infallibility,
- inflexibility,
- irresistibility,
- irrevocability,
- kismet,
- lot,
- moira,
- necessity,
- nonambiguity,
- noncontingency,
- obligation,
- obligement,
- planets,
- portion,
- positiveness,
- predestination,
- predetermination,
- probatum,
- proved fact,
- relentlessness,
- restraint,
- stars,
- sureness,
- surety,
- truth,
- unambiguity,
- unavoidable casualty,
- unavoidableness,
- uncontrollability,
- undeflectability,
- unequivocalness,
- univocity,
- unlucky day,
- unmistakableness,
- unpreventability,
- unyieldingness,
- vis major,
- weird,
- wheel of fortune,
- will of Heaven
- academician,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- bookman,
- classicist,
- clerk,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- colossus of knowledge,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- genius,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- giant of learning,
- humanist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- learned clerk,
- learned man,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- logographer,
- lover of learning,
- magazine writer,
- man of learning,
- man of letters,
- mastermind,
- mine of information,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- philologist,
- philologue,
- philomath,
- philosophe,
- philosopher,
- poet,
- polyhistor,
- polymath,
- prose writer,
- pundit,
- reviewer,
- savant,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scholar,
- scholastic,
- schoolman,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- student,
- technical writer,
- walking encyclopedia,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- abiogenesis,
- act of love,
- adultery,
- aphrodisia,
- archigenesis,
- ass,
- balling,
- begetting,
- biogenesis,
- birth,
- blastogenesis,
- breeding,
- budding,
- burgeoning,
- carnal knowledge,
- climax,
- cohabitation,
- coition,
- coitus,
- coitus interruptus,
- commerce,
- congress,
- connection,
- copula,
- copulation,
- coupling,
- crossbreeding,
- development,
- diddling,
- digenesis,
- dissogeny,
- endogamy,
- engenderment,
- epigenesis,
- eumerogenesis,
- excrescence,
- fornication,
- gemmation,
- generation,
- genesis,
- germination,
- growth,
- heterogenesis,
- histogenesis,
- homogenesis,
- inbreeding,
- intercourse,
- intimacy,
- isogenesis,
- linebreeding,
- lovemaking,
- making it with,
- marital relations,
- marriage act,
- mating,
- maturation,
- meat,
- merogenesis,
- metagenesis,
- monogenesis,
- multiplication,
- onanism,
- orgasm,
- orthogenesis,
- outbreeding,
- outgrowth,
- overgrowth,
- ovum,
- pangenesis,
- pareunia,
- parthenogenesis,
- proliferation,
- propagation,
- pullulation,
- relations,
- reproduction,
- screwing,
- sex,
- sex act,
- sexual climax,
- sexual commerce,
- sexual congress,
- sexual intercourse,
- sexual relations,
- sexual union,
- sleeping with,
- sperm,
- spontaneous generation,
- sprouting,
- upgrowth,
- vegetation,
- venery,
- xenogamy
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