Related Words:
- act,
- acting,
- action,
- actions,
- activism,
- activity,
- acts,
- address,
- affectation,
- air,
- automatism,
- bad habit,
- bearing,
- behavior,
- behavior pattern,
- behavioral norm,
- behavioral science,
- bon ton,
- carriage,
- characteristic,
- comportment,
- conduct,
- conformity,
- consuetude,
- convention,
- creature of habit,
- culture pattern,
- custom,
- demeanor,
- deportment,
- doing,
- doings,
- employment,
- established way,
- etiquette,
- exercise,
- fashion,
- folkway,
- force of habit,
- function,
- functioning,
- gestures,
- goings-on,
- guise,
- habit,
- habit pattern,
- habitude,
- maintien,
- manner,
- manners,
- method,
- methodology,
- methods,
- mien,
- modus vivendi,
- mores,
- motions,
- movements,
- moves,
- observable behavior,
- observance,
- occupation,
- operation,
- operations,
- pattern,
- peculiarity,
- play,
- poise,
- port,
- pose,
- posture,
- practice,
- prescription,
- presence,
- procedure,
- proceeding,
- proper thing,
- ritual,
- second nature,
- social convention,
- social science,
- standard behavior,
- standard usage,
- standing custom,
- stereotype,
- stereotyped behavior,
- style,
- swing,
- tactics,
- time-honored practice,
- tone,
- tradition,
- trick,
- usage,
- use,
- way,
- way of life,
- ways,
- what is done,
- wont,
- wonting,
- work,
- working,
- workings
- reactionism
collapse - the political orientation of reactionaries related words >
- Bourbonism,
- Toryism,
- backwardness,
- conservatism,
- conservativeness,
- die-hardism,
- extreme right,
- extreme right wing,
- extreme rightism,
- know-nothingism,
- laissez-faireism,
- monarchism,
- old school tie,
- radical rightism,
- reaction,
- reactionariness,
- reactionaryism,
- rightism,
- royalism,
- social Darwinism,
- standpattism,
- ultraconservatism,
- unprogressiveness
- spirochete
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- parasitic or free-living bacteria; many pathogenic to humans and other animals related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- pathogen
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- any disease-producing agent (especially a virus or bacterium or other microorganism) related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- staphylococcus
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- spherical Gram-positive parasitic bacteria that tend to form irregular colonies; some cause boils or septicemia or infections related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- anaerobe
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- an organism (especially a bacterium) that does not require air or free oxygen to live related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- bacillus
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- aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- streptococcus
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- spherical Gram-positive bacteria occurring in pairs or chains; cause e.g. scarlet fever and tonsillitis related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- coccus,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- coccus
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- any spherical or nearly spherical bacteria related words >
- adenovirus,
- aerobe,
- aerobic bacteria,
- amoeba,
- anaerobe,
- anaerobic bacteria,
- bacillus,
- bacteria,
- bacterium,
- bug,
- disease-producing microorganism,
- echovirus,
- enterovirus,
- filterable virus,
- fungus,
- germ,
- gram-negative bacteria,
- gram-positive bacteria,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- mold,
- nonfilterable virus,
- pathogen,
- picornavirus,
- protozoa,
- protozoon,
- reovirus,
- rhinovirus,
- rickettsia,
- spirillum,
- spirochete,
- spore,
- staphylococcus,
- streptococcus,
- trypanosome,
- vibrio,
- virus
- oldness
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- the quality of being old; the opposite of newness
- the opposite of youngness related words >
- advanced age,
- advanced years,
- age of retirement,
- an incurable disease,
- anility,
- caducity,
- debility,
- decline of life,
- declining years,
- decrepitude,
- dotage,
- eld,
- elderliness,
- feebleness,
- green old age,
- hale old age,
- hoary age,
- infirm old age,
- infirmity,
- infirmity of age,
- longevity,
- old age,
- pensionable age,
- ricketiness,
- ripe old age,
- second childhood,
- senectitude,
- senility,
- senior citizenship,
- superannuation,
- the downward slope,
- the golden years,
- vale of years,
- white hairs
- reception
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- the act of receiving
- (American football) the act of catching a pass in football; "the tight end made a great reception on the 20 yard line"
- quality or fidelity of a received broadcast
- the manner in which something is greeted; "she did not expect the cold reception she received from her superiors"
- a formal party of people; as after a wedding related words >
- acceptance,
- acceptation,
- acception,
- access,
- accueil,
- acquiescence,
- acquisition,
- admissibility,
- admission,
- admittance,
- affair,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- assimilation,
- assumption,
- assurance,
- assuredness,
- at home,
- atmospherics,
- ball,
- belief,
- blaring,
- blasting,
- blind spot,
- brawl,
- caucus,
- certainty,
- claiming,
- colloquium,
- commission,
- committee,
- completeness,
- comprehension,
- comprehensiveness,
- comprisal,
- conclave,
- concourse,
- confidence,
- congregation,
- congress,
- conventicle,
- convention,
- convocation,
- council,
- coverage,
- crawling,
- credence,
- credit,
- credulity,
- creeping,
- dance,
- date,
- dependence,
- derivation,
- diet,
- do,
- drift,
- eisteddfod,
- eligibility,
- embodiment,
- embrace,
- embracement,
- encompassment,
- entrance,
- entree,
- entry,
- envisagement,
- exhaustiveness,
- fade-out,
- fading,
- faith,
- festivity,
- fete,
- forgathering,
- forum,
- function,
- gathering,
- get-together,
- getting,
- greeting,
- hearty welcome,
- hope,
- housewarming,
- hug,
- import,
- importation,
- importing,
- inclusion,
- inclusiveness,
- income,
- incoming,
- incorporation,
- infiltration,
- ingoing,
- ingress,
- ingression,
- input,
- insertion,
- insinuation,
- intake,
- interference,
- interpenetration,
- introduction,
- introgression,
- intrusion,
- leakage,
- levee,
- matinee,
- meet,
- meeting,
- membership,
- noise,
- open arms,
- opening,
- openness,
- panel,
- participation,
- party,
- penetration,
- percolation,
- plenum,
- possession,
- preview,
- prom,
- quorum,
- rally,
- reaction,
- receipt,
- receival,
- receiving,
- reliance,
- reliance on,
- rendezvous,
- response,
- reunion,
- salon,
- seance,
- seepage,
- session,
- shindig,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- smiling reception,
- sociable,
- social,
- social affair,
- social gathering,
- soiree,
- static,
- stock,
- store,
- sureness,
- surety,
- suspension of disbelief,
- symposium,
- synod,
- taking,
- taking away,
- taking possession,
- the glad hand,
- theft,
- tolerance,
- toleration,
- treatment,
- trust,
- turnout,
- vernissage,
- wake,
- welcome,
- welcome mat,
- welcoming,
- whole
- tuberculosis
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- infection transmitted by inhalation or ingestion of tubercle bacilli and manifested in fever and small lesions (usually in the lungs but in various other parts of the body in acute stages) related words >
- African lethargy,
- Asiatic cholera,
- Chagres fever,
- German measles,
- Haverhill fever,
- TB,
- acute articular rheumatism,
- aerogenic tuberculosis,
- ague,
- alkali disease,
- ambulatory plague,
- amebiasis,
- amebic dysentery,
- anthrax,
- bacillary dysentery,
- bastard measles,
- black death,
- black fever,
- black plague,
- blackwater fever,
- breakbone fever,
- brucellosis,
- bubonic plague,
- cachectic fever,
- cellulocutaneous plague,
- cerebral rheumatism,
- cerebral tuberculosis,
- chicken pox,
- cholera,
- colliquation,
- consumption,
- cowpox,
- dandy fever,
- deer fly fever,
- defervescing plague,
- dengue,
- dengue fever,
- diphtheria,
- disseminated tuberculosis,
- dumdum fever,
- dysentery,
- elephantiasis,
- encephalitis lethargica,
- enteric fever,
- epidemic,
- epiphytotic,
- epizootic,
- erysipelas,
- famine fever,
- five-day fever,
- flu,
- frambesia,
- glandular fever,
- glandular plague,
- grippe,
- hansenosis,
- hemorrhagic plague,
- hepatitis,
- herpes,
- herpes simplex,
- herpes zoster,
- histoplasmosis,
- hookworm,
- hydrophobia,
- infantile paralysis,
- infectious mononucleosis,
- inflammatory rheumatism,
- influenza,
- jail fever,
- jungle rot,
- kala azar,
- kissing disease,
- larval plague,
- lepra,
- leprosy,
- leptospirosis,
- loa loa,
- loaiasis,
- lockjaw,
- lupus vulgaris,
- madness,
- malaria,
- malarial fever,
- marsh fever,
- measles,
- meningitis,
- milzbrand,
- mumps,
- murrain,
- ornithosis,
- osteomyelitis,
- pandemia,
- pandemic,
- paratyphoid fever,
- parotitis,
- parrot fever,
- pertussis,
- pest,
- pesthole,
- pestilence,
- phthisis,
- plague,
- plague spot,
- pneumonia,
- pneumonic plague,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyarthritis rheumatism,
- ponos,
- premonitory plague,
- psittacosis,
- pulmonary tuberculosis,
- rabbit fever,
- rabies,
- rat-bite fever,
- relapsing fever,
- rheumatic fever,
- rickettsialpox,
- ringworm,
- rubella,
- rubeola,
- scarlatina,
- scarlet fever,
- schistosomiasis,
- scourge,
- scrofula,
- scrofuloderma,
- septic sore throat,
- septicemic plague,
- shingles,
- siderating plague,
- sleeping sickness,
- sleepy sickness,
- smallpox,
- snail fever,
- splenic fever,
- spotted fever,
- strep throat,
- swamp fever,
- tetanus,
- thrush,
- tinea,
- trench fever,
- trench mouth,
- tuberculosis cutis,
- tuberculosis luposa,
- tuberculous meningitis,
- tularemia,
- typhoid,
- typhoid fever,
- typhus,
- typhus fever,
- undulant fever,
- vaccinia,
- varicella,
- variola,
- venereal disease,
- viral dysentery,
- white plague,
- whooping cough,
- yaws,
- yellow fever,
- yellow jack,
- zona,
- zoster
- amiable
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- disposed to please; "an amiable villain with a cocky sidelong grin"- Hal Hinson related words >
- accommodating,
- affable,
- affectionate,
- agreeable,
- amicable,
- approachable,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blissful,
- bonhomous,
- brotherly,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- congenial,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- decent,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- easy,
- easy-natured,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- favorable,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit for society,
- fond of society,
- fraternal,
- friendlike,
- friendly,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- good,
- good-hearted,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- hearty,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- indulgent,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lenient,
- liberal,
- likable,
- mannerly,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- mild,
- neighborlike,
- neighborly,
- nice,
- obliging,
- open,
- openhearted,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- peaceable,
- permissive,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- simpatico,
- sisterly,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- sweet,
- sweet-tempered,
- sympathique,
- tractable,
- unhostile,
- urbane,
- warm,
- warmhearted,
- welcome,
- welcoming,
- well-affected,
- well-disposed,
- well-intentioned,
- well-meaning,
- well-meant,
- well-natured,
- winning,
- winsome
- compatible
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- able to exist and perform in harmonious or agreeable combination; "a compatible married couple"; "her deeds were compatible with her ideology"
- capable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification
- capable of forming a homogeneous mixture that neither separates nor is altered by chemical interaction
- having similar disposition and tastes; "a compatible married couple"; "with their many similar tastes, he found her a most sympathetic companion"
- (of a couple) existing together harmoniously related words >
- accordant,
- affable,
- affirmative,
- agreeable,
- agreeing,
- akin,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- answerable,
- appropriate,
- at one,
- attuned,
- blissful,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- coexistent,
- coexisting,
- coherent,
- coincident,
- coinciding,
- commensurate,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- complaisant,
- concordant,
- concurring,
- conformable,
- congenial,
- congruent,
- congruous,
- consentaneous,
- consentient,
- consistent,
- consonant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- cordial,
- correspondent,
- corresponding,
- courteous,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- empathetic,
- empathic,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- equivalent,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit,
- fit for society,
- fitting,
- fond of society,
- frictionless,
- friendly,
- genial,
- good,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- in accord,
- in agreement,
- in concert,
- in rapport,
- in sync,
- in synchronization,
- in tune,
- inaccordance,
- inharmony,
- likable,
- like-minded,
- meet,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- nice,
- of a piece,
- of like mind,
- of one mind,
- on all fours,
- peaceful,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- positive,
- proper,
- proportionate,
- reconcilable,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- self-consistent,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- suitable,
- sweet,
- symbiotic,
- sympathetic,
- synchronized,
- synchronous,
- together,
- unanimous,
- understanding,
- uniform,
- unisonant,
- unisonous,
- united,
- urbane,
- welcome
- sciatica
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- neuralgia along the sciatic nerve related words >
- MS,
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
- brain disease,
- cephalalgia,
- cerebral palsy,
- chorea,
- emotional disorder,
- epilepsy,
- falling sickness,
- glossopharyngeal neuralgia,
- headache,
- herpes zoster,
- ischialgia,
- migraine,
- multiple sclerosis,
- nervous disorder,
- neuralgia,
- neuritis,
- neuropathy,
- organic psychosis,
- palsy,
- polyneuritis,
- pressure neuropathy,
- priapism,
- radiculitis,
- sciatic neuritis,
- shaking palsy,
- shingles,
- spastic paralysis,
- the jerks,
- tic douloureux,
- toxic psychosis
- neuralgia
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- acute spasmodic pain along the course of one or more nerves related words >
- MS,
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
- brain disease,
- cephalalgia,
- cerebral palsy,
- chorea,
- emotional disorder,
- epilepsy,
- falling sickness,
- glossopharyngeal neuralgia,
- headache,
- herpes zoster,
- ischialgia,
- migraine,
- multiple sclerosis,
- nervous disorder,
- neuritis,
- neuropathy,
- organic psychosis,
- palsy,
- polyneuritis,
- pressure neuropathy,
- priapism,
- radiculitis,
- sciatic neuritis,
- sciatica,
- shaking palsy,
- shingles,
- spastic paralysis,
- the jerks,
- tic douloureux,
- toxic psychosis
- multiple sclerosis
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- a chronic progressive nervous disorder involving loss of myelin sheath around certain nerve fibers related words >
- MS,
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
- brain disease,
- cephalalgia,
- cerebral palsy,
- chorea,
- emotional disorder,
- epilepsy,
- falling sickness,
- glossopharyngeal neuralgia,
- headache,
- herpes zoster,
- ischialgia,
- migraine,
- nervous disorder,
- neuralgia,
- neuritis,
- neuropathy,
- organic psychosis,
- palsy,
- polyneuritis,
- pressure neuropathy,
- priapism,
- radiculitis,
- sciatic neuritis,
- sciatica,
- shaking palsy,
- shingles,
- spastic paralysis,
- the jerks,
- tic douloureux,
- toxic psychosis
- cerebral palsy
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- a loss or deficiency of motor control with involuntary spasms caused by permanent brain damage present at birth related words >
- MS,
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
- brain disease,
- cephalalgia,
- chorea,
- emotional disorder,
- epilepsy,
- falling sickness,
- glossopharyngeal neuralgia,
- headache,
- herpes zoster,
- ischialgia,
- migraine,
- multiple sclerosis,
- nervous disorder,
- neuralgia,
- neuritis,
- neuropathy,
- organic psychosis,
- palsy,
- polyneuritis,
- pressure neuropathy,
- priapism,
- radiculitis,
- sciatic neuritis,
- sciatica,
- shaking palsy,
- shingles,
- spastic paralysis,
- the jerks,
- tic douloureux,
- toxic psychosis
- humanitarian
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- someone devoted to the promotion of human welfare and to social reforms
- of or relating to or characteristic of humanitarianism; "humanitarian aid" related words >
- Robin Hood,
- almoner,
- almsgiver,
- almsgiving,
- altruistic,
- benefactor,
- beneficent,
- benevolent,
- benevolist,
- bighearted,
- charitable,
- do-gooder,
- eleemosynary,
- freehearted,
- generous,
- good,
- greathearted,
- human,
- humane,
- largehearted,
- philanthropic,
- philanthropist,
- power for good,
- social worker,
- welfare,
- welfare statist,
- welfare worker,
- welfarist,
- well-doer
- affable
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- diffusing warmth and friendliness; "an affable smile"; "an amiable gathering"; "cordial relations"; "a cordial greeting"; "a genial host" related words >
- Bohemian,
- accommodating,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- attentive,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blissful,
- bonhomous,
- casual,
- cheerful,
- civil,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- congenial,
- considerate,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- decent,
- deferential,
- degage,
- desirable,
- dulcet,
- easy,
- easy-natured,
- easygoing,
- en rapport,
- enjoyable,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- familiar,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fit for society,
- folksy,
- fond of society,
- free and easy,
- friendly,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- good,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- gregarious,
- harmonious,
- haymish,
- heart-warming,
- homely,
- homey,
- honeyed,
- hospitable,
- indulgent,
- informal,
- irregular,
- kind,
- kindly,
- likable,
- loose,
- loquacious,
- mellifluous,
- mellow,
- mild,
- natural,
- nice,
- obliging,
- offhand,
- offhanded,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- permissive,
- plain,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- polite,
- relaxed,
- respectful,
- rewarding,
- satisfying,
- simple,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- solicitous,
- suave,
- sweet,
- sweet-tempered,
- tactful,
- talkative,
- thoughtful,
- unaffected,
- unassuming,
- unceremonious,
- unconstrained,
- unconventional,
- unofficial,
- unstudied,
- urbane,
- welcome,
- well-natured
- disease
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- an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal functioning related words >
- affection,
- affliction,
- ailment,
- bane,
- blight,
- bug,
- bugbear,
- burden,
- calamity,
- cancer,
- complaint,
- condition,
- contagion,
- contaminate,
- crushing burden,
- curse,
- death,
- debility,
- decrepitude,
- destruction,
- disability,
- disorder,
- epizootic,
- evil,
- feebleness,
- grievance,
- harm,
- ill,
- illness,
- infect,
- infection,
- infirmity,
- infliction,
- malady,
- malaise,
- misery,
- murrain,
- nemesis,
- open wound,
- pest,
- pestilence,
- plague,
- running sore,
- scourge,
- sickliness,
- sickness,
- syndrome,
- taint,
- thorn,
- torment,
- unhealthiness,
- vexation,
- virus,
- visitation,
- woe
- sign
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- a perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened); "he showed signs of strain"; "they welcomed the signs of spring"
- a public display of a (usually written) message; "he posted signs in all the shop windows"
- a character indicating a relation between quantities; "don't forget the minus sign"
- a gesture that is part of a sign language
- a fundamental linguistic unit linking a signifier to that which is signified; "The bond between the signifier and the signified is arbitrary"--de Saussure
- (medicine) any objective evidence of the presence of a disorder or disease; "there were no signs of asphyxiation"
- be engaged by a written agreement; "He signed to play the casino on Dec. 18"; "The soprano signed to sing the new opera"
- communicate in sign language; "I don't know how to sign, so I could not communicate with my deaf cousin"
- mark with one's signature; write one's name (on); "She signed the letter and sent it off"; "Please sign here"
- communicate silently and non-verbally by signals or signs; "He signed his disapproval with a dismissive hand gesture"; "The diner signaled the waiters to bring the menu"
- place signs, as along a road; "sign an intersection"; "This road has been signed"
- engage by written agreement; "They signed two new pitchers for the next season"
- approve and express assent, responsibility, or obligation; "All parties ratified the peace treaty"; "Have you signed your contract yet?" related words >
- OK,
- Roman candle,
- abandon,
- abnormality,
- accent,
- accent mark,
- accept,
- accredit,
- acute disease,
- adumbration,
- advertisement,
- affection,
- affirm,
- affliction,
- agent,
- agree on terms,
- aid to navigation,
- ailment,
- alarm,
- allergic disease,
- allergy,
- alphabet,
- alphabetic character,
- alphabetize,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- amber light,
- amen,
- analogy,
- announcement,
- approve,
- assign,
- assure,
- atrophy,
- attest,
- attestation,
- augury,
- auspice,
- authenticate,
- authorize,
- autograph,
- back,
- backup,
- bacterial disease,
- badge,
- balefire,
- banner,
- bar,
- basis for belief,
- be sponsor for,
- beacon,
- beacon fire,
- beat the drum,
- bell,
- bell buoy,
- betokening,
- betokenment,
- binary digit,
- birth defect,
- bit,
- blight,
- blinker,
- blue peter,
- body of evidence,
- bond,
- brand,
- broad hint,
- broadside,
- buoy,
- cancel,
- capitalize,
- cardiovascular disease,
- cartouche,
- caution light,
- certify,
- chain of evidence,
- change,
- changeling,
- character,
- characteristic,
- chronic disease,
- cipher,
- circulatory disease,
- close down,
- clue,
- colophon,
- comparison,
- complaint,
- complication,
- condensation trail,
- condition,
- confirm,
- congenital defect,
- consign,
- contract,
- contrail,
- copy,
- cosign,
- counterfeit,
- countersecure,
- countersign,
- course,
- cue,
- custos,
- cypher,
- data,
- datum,
- defect,
- deficiency disease,
- deformity,
- degenerative disease,
- deliver,
- deputy,
- device,
- differentia,
- digit,
- dip,
- direct,
- disability,
- disease,
- disorder,
- dispose of,
- distemper,
- documentation,
- donate,
- dot,
- double,
- dummy,
- earmark,
- emblem,
- employ,
- enchantment,
- endemic,
- endemic disease,
- endocrine disease,
- endorse,
- engage,
- enlist,
- ensign,
- ensure,
- epidemic disease,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- evidence,
- exchange,
- exchange colors,
- exhibit,
- exponent,
- expression mark,
- fact,
- facts,
- fake,
- fantasy,
- fermata,
- figure,
- fill-in,
- flag,
- flag down,
- flare,
- flash,
- fog bell,
- fog signal,
- fog whistle,
- foghorn,
- foreboding,
- foreshadow,
- foreshadowing,
- foreshowing,
- foretoken,
- foretokening,
- forewarning,
- forgo,
- formalize,
- functional disease,
- fungus disease,
- gastrointestinal disease,
- genetic disease,
- gentle hint,
- gesticulation,
- gesture,
- get rid of,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- give,
- give a signal,
- give permission,
- give the go-ahead,
- give the imprimatur,
- give the nod,
- give thumbs up,
- give up,
- glance,
- glimmer,
- glimmering,
- glosseme,
- go light,
- gong buoy,
- graph,
- grapheme,
- green light,
- grounds,
- grounds for belief,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- hail,
- hail and speak,
- half-mast,
- hallmark,
- handicap,
- heliograph,
- hereditary disease,
- hieroglyph,
- high sign,
- hint,
- hire,
- hoist a banner,
- hold,
- iatrogenic disease,
- icon,
- ideogram,
- ideograph,
- idiosyncrasy,
- illness,
- image,
- imitation,
- implication,
- index,
- indicant,
- indication,
- indicator,
- indisposition,
- infectious disease,
- infirmity,
- initial,
- initials,
- ink,
- inkling,
- innuendo,
- inscribe,
- insignia,
- insinuation,
- insure,
- international alphabet flag,
- international numeral pennant,
- intimation,
- item of evidence,
- join up,
- key signature,
- keynote,
- kick,
- lead,
- leer,
- letter,
- lexeme,
- lexical form,
- lexigraphic character,
- ligature,
- line,
- locum tenens,
- logotype,
- look,
- make a sign,
- make over,
- makeshift,
- malady,
- malaise,
- manifestation,
- mark,
- marker beacon,
- material grounds,
- measure,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- metronomic mark,
- miracle,
- monogram,
- morbidity,
- morbus,
- morpheme,
- motion,
- movement,
- muniments,
- muscular disease,
- mute witness,
- neurological disease,
- next best thing,
- nod,
- notarize,
- notation,
- note,
- notice,
- nudge,
- number,
- numeral,
- numero,
- nutritional disease,
- occupational disease,
- omen,
- organic disease,
- pandemic disease,
- parachute flare,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass upon,
- path,
- pathological condition,
- pathology,
- pause,
- peculiarity,
- permit,
- personnel,
- phonetic character,
- phonetic symbol,
- phony,
- phrase,
- pictographic character,
- picture,
- piece of evidence,
- pilot flag,
- pinch hitter,
- piste,
- placard,
- plant disease,
- poke,
- police whistle,
- portent,
- poster,
- prefiguration,
- preindication,
- premises,
- premonitory shiver,
- premonitory sign,
- premonitory symptom,
- presa,
- present,
- presignifying,
- prodigy,
- prognosis,
- prognostic,
- prognostication,
- promise,
- prompt,
- proof,
- property,
- prophecy,
- protozoan disease,
- proxy,
- psychosomatic disease,
- quarantine flag,
- radio beacon,
- raise a cry,
- ratify,
- reason to believe,
- rebus,
- red flag,
- red light,
- register,
- release,
- relevant fact,
- relief,
- relinquish,
- reminder,
- replacement,
- representation,
- representative,
- reserves,
- respiratory disease,
- retain,
- ringer,
- rocket,
- rockiness,
- rubber stamp,
- sacrifice,
- sailing aid,
- salute,
- sanction,
- say amen to,
- scent,
- seal,
- second,
- second string,
- secondary,
- secondary disease,
- secure,
- seediness,
- segno,
- semaphore,
- semaphore flag,
- semaphore telegraph,
- semasiological unit,
- sememe,
- shadow,
- shake hands,
- shingle,
- show,
- sickishness,
- sickness,
- sigil,
- sign and seal,
- sign away,
- sign for,
- sign off,
- sign on,
- sign over,
- sign up,
- sign up for,
- signal,
- signal beacon,
- signal bell,
- signal fire,
- signal flag,
- signal gong,
- signal gun,
- signal lamp,
- signal light,
- signal mast,
- signal post,
- signal rocket,
- signal shot,
- signal siren,
- signal tower,
- signalize,
- signature,
- signboard,
- signifiant,
- significant,
- signs,
- slur,
- soothsay,
- sound an alarm,
- sound the trumpet,
- spar buoy,
- spares,
- speak,
- sponsor,
- spoor,
- stamp,
- stand behind,
- stand up for,
- stand-in,
- standard,
- stop light,
- strike a bargain,
- sub,
- subscribe,
- subscribe to,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- suggestion,
- superseder,
- supplanter,
- support,
- sure sign,
- surrender,
- surrogate,
- suspicion,
- swear and affirm,
- swear to,
- swell,
- syllabic,
- symbol,
- symbolization,
- symptom,
- symptomatology,
- symptomology,
- symptoms,
- syndrome,
- synecdoche,
- take on,
- telltale,
- telltale sign,
- tempo mark,
- term,
- the nod,
- the pip,
- the wink,
- third string,
- tie,
- time signature,
- token,
- tokening,
- touch,
- trace,
- traces,
- track,
- traffic light,
- traffic signal,
- trail,
- trait,
- transcribe,
- transfer,
- transliterate,
- turn over,
- type,
- undersign,
- understudy,
- underwrite,
- unfurl a flag,
- urogenital disease,
- utility player,
- validate,
- vapor trail,
- vestige,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent,
- vinculum,
- virus disease,
- visa,
- vise,
- volunteer,
- waive,
- wake,
- warning,
- warrant,
- wasting disease,
- watch fire,
- wave,
- wave a flag,
- wave the hand,
- whisper,
- white flag,
- wigwag,
- wigwag flag,
- wink,
- witness,
- wonder,
- wonderwork,
- word,
- worm disease,
- writing,
- written character,
- yellow flag
- international
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- any of several international socialist organizations
- concerning or belonging to all or at least two or more nations; "international affairs"; "an international agreement"; "international waters" related words >
- all-comprehending,
- all-comprehensive,
- all-covering,
- all-embracing,
- all-encompassing,
- all-filling,
- all-including,
- all-inclusive,
- all-pervading,
- allover,
- catholic,
- civic,
- civil,
- common,
- communal,
- cosmopolitan,
- country-wide,
- ecumenic,
- ecumenical,
- foreign,
- galactic,
- general,
- global,
- heaven-wide,
- national,
- nondenominational,
- nonsectarian,
- planetary,
- public,
- social,
- societal,
- state,
- supranational,
- total,
- universal,
- world-wide,
- worldwide
- Robin Hood
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- legendary English outlaw of the 12th century; said to have robbed the rich to help the poor related words >
- Autolycus,
- Barabbas,
- Bill Sikes,
- Claude Duval,
- Dick Turpin,
- Jack Sheppard,
- Jean Valjean,
- Jimmy Valentine,
- John Dillinger,
- Jonathan Wild,
- Raffles,
- Thief of Baghdad,
- Willie Sutton,
- almoner,
- almsgiver,
- benevolist,
- do-gooder,
- humanitarian,
- philanthropist,
- power for good,
- social worker,
- welfare statist,
- welfare worker,
- well-doer
- civil
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- of or in a condition of social order; "civil peoples"
- not rude; marked by satisfactory (or especially minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others; "even if he didn't like them he should have been civil"- W.S. Maugham
- (of divisions of time) legally recognized in ordinary affairs of life; "the civil calendar"; "a civil day begins at mean midnight"
- applying to ordinary citizens; "civil law"; "civil authorities"
- of or relating to or befitting citizens as individuals; "civil rights"; "civil liberty"; "civic duties"; "civic pride"
- of or occurring within the state or between or among citizens of the state; "civil affairs"; "civil strife"; "civil disobedience"; "civil branches of government" related words >
- absolute,
- accommodating,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- appropriate,
- aristocratic,
- attentive,
- authoritarian,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- becoming,
- bland,
- bureaucratic,
- civic,
- civilian,
- civilized,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- common,
- communal,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- congenial,
- congregational,
- considerate,
- constitutional,
- cordial,
- cosmopolitan,
- courteous,
- courtly,
- cultivated,
- decent,
- decorous,
- deferential,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- diplomatic,
- domestic,
- fair,
- fascist,
- federal,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- felicitous,
- fit for society,
- fitting,
- fond of society,
- formal,
- friendly,
- general,
- genial,
- genteel,
- governmental,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- gregarious,
- gubernatorial,
- happy,
- heteronomous,
- hospitable,
- impolite,
- internal,
- international,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- mannered,
- mannerly,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- meet,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- national,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- obliging,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- pluralistic,
- polished,
- polite,
- politic,
- political,
- popular,
- proper,
- public,
- refined,
- republican,
- respectful,
- right,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- seemly,
- self-governing,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- societal,
- solicitous,
- state,
- suave,
- suitable,
- supranational,
- tactful,
- temporal,
- theocratic,
- thoughtful,
- totalitarian,
- ungracious,
- urbane,
- well-bred,
- well-mannered
- converse
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- a proposition obtained by conversion
- turned about in order or relation; "transposed letters"
- of words so related that one reverses the relation denoted by the other; "`parental' and `filial' are converse terms"
- carry on a conversation related words >
- ESP,
- adversative,
- adverse,
- adversive,
- answer,
- antagonistic,
- anti,
- antipathetic,
- antipodal,
- antipode,
- antipodean,
- antipodes,
- antipole,
- antithesis,
- antithetic,
- antithetical,
- antonym,
- antonymous,
- at cross-purposes,
- balancing,
- bandy words,
- be in connection,
- be in contact,
- chat,
- chatter,
- chew the fat,
- chew the rag,
- chin,
- clashing,
- collegiality,
- colloque,
- colloquial discourse,
- colloquize,
- colloquy,
- commerce,
- commerce with,
- commune with,
- communicate,
- communicate with,
- communication,
- communion,
- community,
- compensating,
- confab,
- confabulate,
- confabulation,
- conflicting,
- confronting,
- congress,
- connection,
- contact,
- contra,
- contradictory,
- contradistinct,
- contrapositive,
- contrarious,
- contrary,
- contrasted,
- conversation,
- converse with,
- conversing,
- correspondence,
- counter,
- counterbalance,
- counterbalancing,
- countercheck,
- counterpoint,
- counterpoise,
- counterpoised,
- counterpole,
- counterterm,
- countervailing,
- dead against,
- deal with,
- dealing,
- dealings,
- declaim,
- dialogue,
- discordant,
- discourse,
- discourse with,
- discrepant,
- discuss,
- exchange,
- eyeball to eyeball,
- eyeball-to-eyeball,
- facing,
- fellowship,
- foil,
- gab,
- give-and-take,
- gossip,
- have dealings with,
- have intercourse,
- have truck with,
- heads,
- hold communication,
- hostile,
- inconsistent,
- information,
- inimical,
- interaction,
- interchange,
- intercommunicate,
- intercommunication,
- intercommunion,
- intercourse,
- interlocution,
- interplay,
- inverse,
- linguistic intercourse,
- message,
- mouth,
- obverse,
- offset,
- opposed,
- opposing,
- opposite,
- opposite number,
- opposite side,
- oppositional,
- oppositive,
- oppugnant,
- other face,
- other side,
- parley,
- patter,
- perverse,
- polar,
- polaric,
- polarized,
- rapping,
- reply,
- repugnant,
- response,
- reverse,
- setoff,
- shoot the breeze,
- social activity,
- social intercourse,
- social relations,
- speak,
- speak with,
- speaking,
- speech,
- speech circuit,
- speech situation,
- squared off,
- tails,
- take counsel with,
- talk,
- talk together,
- talking,
- telepathy,
- the contrary,
- the other side,
- touch,
- traffic,
- traffic with,
- truck,
- two-way communication,
- verbal intercourse,
- vis-a-vis,
- visit,
- visit with,
- wag the tongue,
- yarn
- bon ton,
- conformity,
- consuetude,
- convention,
- custom,
- established way,
- etiquette,
- fashion,
- folkway,
- manner,
- manners,
- mores,
- observance,
- practice,
- praxis,
- prescription,
- proper thing,
- ritual,
- standard behavior,
- standard usage,
- standing custom,
- time-honored practice,
- tradition,
- usage,
- use,
- way,
- what is done,
- wont,
- wonting
- rightist
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- a member of a right wing political party
- believing in or supporting tenets of the political right related words >
- Bircher,
- Bourbon,
- Tory,
- bitter-ender,
- conservationist,
- conservatist,
- conservative,
- diehard,
- extreme right-winger,
- fogy,
- fundamentalist,
- hard hat,
- imperialist,
- laudator temporis acti,
- monarchist,
- mossback,
- old fogy,
- old liner,
- old school,
- radical right,
- reactionarist,
- reactionary,
- reactionist,
- right,
- right wing,
- right-winger,
- royalist,
- social Darwinist,
- standpat,
- standpatter,
- stick-in-the-mud,
- tory,
- ultraconservative
- decency
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- the quality of being polite and respectable
- the quality of conforming to standards of propriety and morality related words >
- accommodatingness,
- advantage,
- advantageousness,
- advisability,
- affability,
- agreeableness,
- amiability,
- appropriateness,
- assured probity,
- becomingness,
- beneficialness,
- benevolence,
- benignity,
- bienseance,
- blamelessness,
- ceremoniousness,
- character,
- civility,
- cleanness,
- complaisance,
- compliance,
- conformity,
- convenance,
- convenience,
- convention,
- conventional usage,
- conventionalism,
- conventionality,
- correctitude,
- correctness,
- custom,
- decencies,
- decorousness,
- decorum,
- delicacy,
- desirability,
- dignity,
- elegance,
- erectness,
- estimableness,
- etiquette,
- expedience,
- expediency,
- fairness,
- feasibility,
- felicity,
- fitness,
- fittingness,
- form,
- formality,
- fruitfulness,
- generousness,
- genteelness,
- gentility,
- good character,
- good form,
- goodness,
- graciosity,
- graciousness,
- happiness,
- high ideals,
- high principles,
- high-mindedness,
- honesty,
- honor,
- honorableness,
- immaculacy,
- integrity,
- irreproachability,
- irreproachableness,
- justice,
- justness,
- kindliness,
- kindness,
- meetness,
- modesty,
- moral excellence,
- moral strength,
- niceness,
- nobility,
- normality,
- normativeness,
- obligingness,
- opportuneness,
- percentage,
- politicness,
- principles,
- probity,
- profit,
- profitability,
- properness,
- proprieties,
- propriety,
- prudence,
- pudency,
- pudicity,
- pureness,
- purity,
- rectitude,
- reputability,
- respectability,
- righteousness,
- rightness,
- seasonableness,
- seemliness,
- shame,
- social convention,
- social usage,
- stainlessness,
- suitability,
- timeliness,
- unimpeachability,
- unimpeachableness,
- unspottedness,
- uprightness,
- upstandingness,
- urbanity,
- usefulness,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- wisdom,
- worthiness,
- worthwhileness
- censor
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- a person who is authorized to read publications or correspondence or to watch theatrical performances and suppress in whole or in part anything considered obscene or politically unacceptable
- someone who censures or condemns
- subject to political, religious, or moral censorship; "This magazine is censored by the government" related words >
- abbreviate,
- abridge,
- annotator,
- asphyxiate,
- belittler,
- black out,
- bleach,
- blip,
- blot out,
- blue-pencil,
- bottle up,
- bowdlerize,
- cancel,
- captious critic,
- carper,
- caviler,
- censurer,
- choke off,
- clamp down on,
- clean up,
- cognoscente,
- commentator,
- commenter,
- common scold,
- connoisseur,
- conscience,
- conscientiousness,
- cork,
- cork up,
- crack down on,
- critic,
- criticaster,
- criticizer,
- critickin,
- criticule,
- cross out,
- crush,
- cut,
- cut out,
- damp down,
- delete,
- drown,
- edit,
- edit out,
- editor,
- erase,
- ethical self,
- excise,
- expunge,
- expurgate,
- extinguish,
- faultfinder,
- frondeur,
- gag,
- grace,
- hold down,
- hugger-mugger,
- hush,
- hush up,
- hush-hush,
- inner arbiter,
- inward monitor,
- jump on,
- keep down,
- keep under,
- kill,
- literary critic,
- man of letters,
- momus,
- monopolist,
- moral censor,
- muckraker,
- muffle,
- muzzle,
- narrow,
- nitpicker,
- omit,
- pettifogger,
- pour water on,
- protectionist,
- purge,
- purify,
- put down,
- quash,
- quell,
- quench,
- quibbler,
- repress,
- rescind,
- restrain,
- restrict,
- restrictionist,
- reviewer,
- rub out,
- scholiast,
- scold,
- screen,
- shush,
- shut down on,
- silence,
- sit down on,
- sit on,
- smash,
- smellfungus,
- smother,
- social conscience,
- social critic,
- squash,
- squelch,
- stanch,
- stifle,
- strangle,
- strike,
- strike off,
- strike out,
- stultify,
- subdue,
- suffocate,
- superego,
- suppress,
- tender conscience,
- textual critic,
- throttle,
- twinge of conscience,
- voice of conscience,
- void
- reaction
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- doing something in opposition to another way of doing it that you don't like; "his style of painting was a reaction against cubism"
- a bodily process occurring due to the effect of some foregoing stimulus or agent; "a bad reaction to the medicine"; "his responses have slowed with age"
- an idea evoked by some experience; "his reaction to the news was to start planning what to do"
- extreme conservatism in political or social matters; "the forces of reaction carried the election"
- a response that reveals a person's feelings or attitude; "he was pleased by the audience's reaction to his performance"; "John feared his mother's reaction when she saw the broken lamp"
- (mechanics) the equal and opposite force that is produced when any force is applied to a body; "every action has an equal and opposite reaction" related words >
- Bourbonism,
- Toryism,
- acknowledgment,
- action and reaction,
- aeromotor,
- affect,
- affection,
- answer,
- answering,
- antagonism,
- antipathy,
- antiphon,
- assumption,
- attitude,
- back answer,
- back talk,
- backchat,
- backlash,
- backset,
- backsliding,
- backward motion,
- backward step,
- backwardness,
- backwash,
- brain disease,
- challenge,
- clashing,
- climate of opinion,
- clout,
- collision,
- combative reaction,
- comeback,
- common belief,
- community sentiment,
- compensation,
- complaint,
- conceit,
- concept,
- conception,
- conclusion,
- conflict,
- confutation,
- consensus gentium,
- conservatism,
- conservativeness,
- consideration,
- contradiction,
- contraposition,
- contrariety,
- counteraction,
- counterbalance,
- counterposition,
- counterworking,
- crack-up,
- crankiness,
- crotchetiness,
- defiance,
- demur,
- die-hardism,
- dispute,
- dissent,
- dissentience,
- echo,
- effect,
- emotion,
- emotional charge,
- emotional disorder,
- emotional instability,
- emotional shade,
- estimate,
- estimation,
- ethos,
- evasive reply,
- experience,
- extreme right,
- extreme right wing,
- extreme rightism,
- eye,
- feedback,
- feeling,
- feeling tone,
- force,
- foreboding,
- fractiousness,
- friction,
- functional nervous disorder,
- general belief,
- gut reaction,
- heartthrob,
- idea,
- impact,
- impress,
- impression,
- imprint,
- insanity,
- interference,
- jet power,
- jet propulsion,
- judgment,
- kick,
- know-nothingism,
- laissez-faireism,
- lapse,
- lights,
- maladjustment,
- manic-depressive psychosis,
- mark,
- melancholia,
- mental disorder,
- mental illness,
- mind,
- monarchism,
- mystique,
- negativism,
- nervous breakdown,
- nervous disorder,
- neurosis,
- nonconformity,
- noncooperation,
- notion,
- objection,
- observation,
- obstinacy,
- old school tie,
- opinion,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- oppugnance,
- oppugnancy,
- paranoia,
- passion,
- passive resistance,
- personal judgment,
- personality disorder,
- perverseness,
- point of view,
- popular belief,
- position,
- posture,
- power plant,
- presentiment,
- presumption,
- prevailing belief,
- print,
- problems in living,
- profound sense,
- protest,
- psychosis,
- public belief,
- public opinion,
- radical rightism,
- ram-jet propulsion,
- reaction propulsion,
- reactionariness,
- reactionaryism,
- ready reply,
- rebuff,
- recalcitrance,
- recalcitrancy,
- recalcitration,
- receipt,
- recession,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- reciprocation,
- recoil,
- reentry,
- reflex,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- refractoriness,
- regress,
- regression,
- rejoinder,
- relapse,
- reluctance,
- remonstrance,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- repartee,
- repellence,
- repellency,
- repercussion,
- replication,
- reply,
- repost,
- reprisal,
- repugnance,
- repulse,
- repulsion,
- rescript,
- rescription,
- resistance,
- resojet propulsion,
- respondence,
- response,
- responsion,
- responsory,
- retaliation,
- retort,
- retroaction,
- retrocession,
- retroflexion,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retrusion,
- return,
- revenge,
- reverberation,
- revolt,
- rightism,
- riposte,
- rocket power,
- rocket propulsion,
- rollback,
- royalism,
- schizophrenia,
- sensation,
- sense,
- sentiment,
- setback,
- short answer,
- sight,
- snappy comeback,
- social Darwinism,
- social maladjustment,
- stance,
- stand,
- standpattism,
- sternway,
- swimming upstream,
- theory,
- thinking,
- thought,
- throwback,
- turbojet propulsion,
- ultraconservatism,
- uncooperativeness,
- undercurrent,
- unprogressiveness,
- view,
- way of thinking,
- withstanding,
- witty reply,
- witty retort,
- yes-and-no answer
- immunization
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- the act of making immune (especially by inoculation) related words >
- acquired immunity,
- active immunity,
- antibody,
- antigen,
- artificial immunity,
- congenital immunity,
- familial immunity,
- immunity,
- immunity theory,
- immunization therapy,
- immunochemistry,
- immunology,
- immunotherapy,
- inherent immunity,
- inherited immunity,
- natural immunity,
- nonspecific immunity,
- nonsusceptibility to disease,
- opsonic immunity,
- passive immunity,
- patch test,
- phagocytic immunity,
- racial immunity,
- resistance,
- scratch test,
- serotherapeutics,
- serotherapy,
- serum therapy,
- side-chain theory,
- specific immunity,
- toxin-antitoxin immunity,
- toxin-antitoxin immunization,
- tuberculin test,
- vaccine therapy,
- vaccinotherapy
- accumulate,
- act in concert,
- act together,
- act with,
- affair,
- affiliate,
- agglomerate,
- aggregate,
- aggroup,
- agree,
- agree on,
- agree with,
- align with,
- ally,
- amalgamate,
- amass,
- assemble,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- associate,
- at home,
- ball,
- band,
- band together,
- batch,
- be in league,
- brawl,
- bring together,
- bulk,
- bunch,
- bunch together,
- bunch up,
- caucus,
- club together,
- clump,
- cluster,
- coact,
- coalesce,
- collaborate,
- collect,
- colligate,
- collocate,
- colloquium,
- collude,
- combine,
- come around to,
- come to terms,
- commission,
- committee,
- compare,
- compile,
- concert,
- conclave,
- concord,
- concourse,
- concur,
- confederate,
- conglomerate,
- congregation,
- congress,
- consolidate,
- conspire,
- conventicle,
- convention,
- convocation,
- cooperate,
- corral,
- council,
- covenant,
- cull,
- cumulate,
- dance,
- date,
- diet,
- dig up,
- do business with,
- draw together,
- dredge up,
- drive together,
- eisteddfod,
- federate,
- festivity,
- fete,
- flock to,
- forgathering,
- forum,
- fuse,
- gather,
- gather in,
- gather together,
- gathering,
- get heads together,
- get in,
- get together with,
- glean,
- go along with,
- go in with,
- go partners,
- group,
- grub,
- grub up,
- hang together,
- harmonize,
- hold together,
- hook up,
- housewarming,
- join,
- join hands with,
- join in,
- join together,
- join up with,
- join with,
- juxtapose,
- keep together,
- league,
- league together,
- levee,
- line up with,
- lump together,
- make common cause,
- make up,
- mass,
- match,
- matinee,
- meet,
- meeting,
- merge,
- mobilize,
- muster,
- pair,
- panel,
- partner,
- party,
- pick,
- pick up,
- play ball,
- plenum,
- pluck,
- prom,
- pull together,
- put heads together,
- put together,
- quorum,
- raise,
- rake up,
- rally,
- rally round,
- range with,
- reception,
- reciprocate,
- rendezvous,
- reunion,
- round up,
- salon,
- scare up,
- scrape together,
- scrape up,
- seance,
- session,
- shake hands on,
- shake on it,
- shindig,
- side with,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- sociable,
- social,
- social affair,
- social gathering,
- soiree,
- stand in with,
- stand together,
- strike a bargain,
- strike in with,
- string along with,
- swing in with,
- symposium,
- synod,
- take part with,
- take sides with,
- take up,
- team up,
- team up with,
- throw in together,
- throw in with,
- tie in,
- tie up,
- turnout,
- unite,
- unite efforts,
- unite with,
- wake,
- whip in,
- work together
- African lethargy,
- Asiatic cholera,
- Asiatic flu,
- Chagres fever,
- German measles,
- Haverhill fever,
- Hong Kong flu,
- acute articular rheumatism,
- acute bronchitis,
- adenoiditis,
- ague,
- alkali disease,
- aluminosis,
- amebiasis,
- amebic dysentery,
- amygdalitis,
- anthracosilicosis,
- anthracosis,
- anthrax,
- asbestosis,
- asthma,
- atypical pneumonia,
- bacillary dysentery,
- bastard measles,
- bituminosis,
- black death,
- black fever,
- black lung,
- blackwater fever,
- breakbone fever,
- bronchial pneumonia,
- bronchiectasis,
- bronchiolitis,
- bronchitis,
- bronchopneumonia,
- brucellosis,
- bubonic plague,
- cachectic fever,
- catarrh,
- cerebral rheumatism,
- chalicosis,
- chicken pox,
- cholera,
- chronic bronchitis,
- cold,
- collapsed lung,
- common cold,
- coniosis,
- coryza,
- cowpox,
- croup,
- croupous pneumonia,
- dandy fever,
- deer fly fever,
- dengue,
- dengue fever,
- diphtheria,
- double pneumonia,
- dry pleurisy,
- dumdum fever,
- dysentery,
- elephantiasis,
- emphysema,
- empyema,
- encephalitis lethargica,
- enteric fever,
- epidemic pleurodynia,
- erysipelas,
- famine fever,
- fibrinous pneumonia,
- five-day fever,
- flu,
- frambesia,
- glandular fever,
- hansenosis,
- hay fever,
- hepatitis,
- herpes,
- herpes simplex,
- herpes zoster,
- histoplasmosis,
- hookworm,
- hydrophobia,
- infantile paralysis,
- infectious mononucleosis,
- inflammatory rheumatism,
- influenza,
- jail fever,
- jungle rot,
- kala azar,
- kissing disease,
- la grippe,
- laryngitis,
- lepra,
- leprosy,
- leptospirosis,
- lipoid pneumonia,
- loa loa,
- loaiasis,
- lobar pneumonia,
- lung fever,
- madness,
- malaria,
- malarial fever,
- marsh fever,
- measles,
- meningitis,
- milzbrand,
- mumps,
- ornithosis,
- osteomyelitis,
- paratyphoid fever,
- parotitis,
- parrot fever,
- pertussis,
- pharyngitis,
- pleurisy,
- pleuritis,
- pneumococcal pneumonia,
- pneumoconiosis,
- pneumonia,
- pneumonic fever,
- pneumothorax,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyarthritis rheumatism,
- ponos,
- psittacosis,
- quinsy,
- rabbit fever,
- rabies,
- rat-bite fever,
- relapsing fever,
- rheum,
- rheumatic fever,
- rickettsialpox,
- ringworm,
- rubella,
- rubeola,
- scarlatina,
- scarlet fever,
- schistosomiasis,
- septic sore throat,
- shingles,
- siderosis,
- silicosis,
- sleeping sickness,
- sleepy sickness,
- smallpox,
- snail fever,
- sore throat,
- splenic fever,
- spotted fever,
- strep throat,
- swamp fever,
- swine flu,
- tetanus,
- the sniffles,
- the snuffles,
- thrush,
- tinea,
- tonsilitis,
- trench fever,
- trench mouth,
- tuberculosis,
- tularemia,
- typhoid,
- typhoid fever,
- typhus,
- typhus fever,
- undulant fever,
- vaccinia,
- varicella,
- variola,
- venereal disease,
- viral dysentery,
- virus pneumonia,
- wet pleurisy,
- whooping cough,
- yaws,
- yellow fever,
- yellow jack,
- zona,
- zoster
- ology
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- an informal word (abstracted from words with this ending) for some unidentified branch of knowledge related words >
- pestilence
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- a pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of; "racism is a pestilence at the heart of the nation"; "according to him, I was the canker in their midst" related words >
- Black Death,
- affliction,
- ambulatory plague,
- bane,
- black death,
- black plague,
- blight,
- bubonic plague,
- bugbear,
- burden,
- calamity,
- cancer,
- canker,
- cellulocutaneous plague,
- crushing burden,
- curse,
- death,
- defervescing plague,
- destruction,
- disease,
- epidemic,
- epiphytotic,
- epizootic,
- evil,
- glandular plague,
- grievance,
- harm,
- hemorrhagic plague,
- infliction,
- larval plague,
- murrain,
- nemesis,
- open wound,
- pandemia,
- pandemic,
- pest,
- pesthole,
- plague,
- plague spot,
- pneumonic plague,
- premonitory plague,
- running sore,
- scourge,
- septicemic plague,
- siderating plague,
- thorn,
- torment,
- tuberculosis,
- vexation,
- visitation,
- white plague,
- woe
- convention
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- the act of convening
- something regarded as a normative example; "the convention of not naming the main character"; "violence is the rule not the exception"; "his formula for impressing visitors"
- (diplomacy) an international agreement
- a large formal assembly; "political convention" related words >
- Council of Nicaea,
- Council of Trent,
- Lateran Council,
- NATO,
- SEATO,
- Vatican Council,
- accord,
- agreement,
- alliance,
- amenities,
- arrangement,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- at home,
- audience,
- ball,
- bargain,
- bargaining,
- bargaining session,
- bienseance,
- binding agreement,
- bon ton,
- bond,
- brawl,
- canon,
- capitulation,
- cartel,
- caucus,
- chapter,
- civilities,
- civility,
- classis,
- code,
- collective agreement,
- colloquium,
- comity,
- commandment,
- commission,
- committee,
- compact,
- conciliarism,
- conclave,
- concord,
- concordat,
- concourse,
- confab,
- confabulation,
- conference,
- conformity,
- confrontation,
- congregation,
- congress,
- consistory,
- consortium,
- constitutional convention,
- consuetude,
- consultation,
- contract,
- convenance,
- conventicle,
- conventional usage,
- conventionalism,
- conventionality,
- convocation,
- correctness,
- council,
- council fire,
- council of war,
- county convention,
- courtliness,
- covenant,
- covenant of salt,
- custom,
- dance,
- date,
- deal,
- decencies,
- decency,
- decorousness,
- decorum,
- dicker,
- dictum,
- diet,
- diocesan conference,
- diplomatic code,
- discussion,
- ecclesiastical council,
- ecumenical council,
- eisteddfod,
- elegance,
- elegancies,
- employment contract,
- entente,
- entente cordiale,
- established way,
- etiquette,
- exchange of views,
- exquisite manners,
- eyeball-to-eyeball encounter,
- fashion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- folkway,
- forgathering,
- form,
- formal agreement,
- formalities,
- formality,
- formula,
- forum,
- gathering,
- general principle,
- get-together,
- golden rule,
- good form,
- good manners,
- guideline,
- guiding principle,
- haute couture,
- high fashion,
- high-level talk,
- housewarming,
- huddle,
- imperative,
- interchange of views,
- international agreement,
- interview,
- ironclad agreement,
- law,
- league,
- legal agreement,
- legal contract,
- levee,
- manner,
- manners,
- maxim,
- meet,
- meeting,
- mitzvah,
- mode,
- moral,
- mores,
- mutual agreement,
- mutual-defense treaty,
- national convention,
- natural politeness,
- negotiations,
- news conference,
- nominating convention,
- nonaggression pact,
- norm,
- observance,
- ordinance,
- pact,
- paction,
- palaver,
- panel,
- parley,
- parochial church council,
- parochial council,
- party,
- plenary council,
- plenum,
- point of etiquette,
- politeness,
- politesse,
- political convention,
- pourparler,
- powwow,
- practice,
- praxis,
- precept,
- preliminary convention,
- presbytery,
- prescription,
- press conference,
- prevailing taste,
- principium,
- principle,
- prom,
- promise,
- proper thing,
- proprieties,
- propriety,
- protocol,
- punctilio,
- quadrennial circus,
- quiet good manners,
- quorum,
- rally,
- reception,
- regulation,
- rendezvous,
- ritual,
- rubric,
- rule,
- rules of conduct,
- seance,
- seemliness,
- seminar,
- session,
- settled principle,
- shindig,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- social code,
- social conduct,
- social convention,
- social graces,
- social procedures,
- social usage,
- soiree,
- standard,
- standard behavior,
- standard usage,
- standing custom,
- state convention,
- stipulation,
- stream of fashion,
- style,
- summit,
- summit conference,
- summitry,
- swim,
- symposium,
- synod,
- tenet,
- time-honored practice,
- tradition,
- transaction,
- treaty,
- trend,
- turnout,
- understanding,
- union contract,
- usage,
- use,
- valid contract,
- vestry,
- vogue,
- wage contract,
- way,
- what is done,
- wont,
- wonting,
- working principle,
- working rule
- communist
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- a socialist who advocates communism
- a member of the communist party
- relating to or marked by communism; "Communist Party"; "communist governments"; "communistic propaganda" related words >
- associated,
- coacting,
- coactive,
- coadjutant,
- coadjuvant,
- coefficient,
- collaborative,
- collective,
- collectivist,
- collectivistic,
- collusive,
- combined,
- commensal,
- common,
- communal,
- communalist,
- communalistic,
- communistic,
- communitarian,
- commutual,
- concerted,
- concordant,
- concurrent,
- concurring,
- conjoint,
- conniving,
- cooperant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- ecumenic,
- fellow,
- general,
- harmonious,
- harmonized,
- in common,
- joint,
- mutual,
- noncompetitive,
- popular,
- public,
- reciprocal,
- social,
- socialistic,
- societal,
- symbiotic,
- synergetic,
- synergic,
- synergistic,
- uncompetitive
- associated,
- coacting,
- coactive,
- coadjutant,
- coadjuvant,
- coefficient,
- collaborative,
- collective,
- collectivist,
- collectivistic,
- collusive,
- combined,
- commensal,
- common,
- communal,
- communalist,
- communalistic,
- communist,
- communitarian,
- commutual,
- concerted,
- concordant,
- concurrent,
- concurring,
- conjoint,
- conniving,
- cooperant,
- cooperating,
- cooperative,
- ecumenic,
- fellow,
- general,
- harmonious,
- harmonized,
- in common,
- joint,
- mutual,
- noncompetitive,
- popular,
- public,
- reciprocal,
- social,
- socialistic,
- societal,
- symbiotic,
- synergetic,
- synergic,
- synergistic,
- uncompetitive
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