Related Words:
- unlike
collapse - marked by dissimilarity; "for twins they are very unlike"; "people are profoundly different"
- not equal in amount; "they distributed unlike (or unequal) sums to the various charities" related words >
- assorted,
- at odds,
- at variance,
- atypical,
- contrary,
- contrasted,
- contrasting,
- counter,
- departing,
- deviating,
- deviative,
- different,
- differentiated,
- differing,
- disaccordant,
- disagreeing,
- discordant,
- discrepant,
- discrete,
- discriminated,
- disjoined,
- disparate,
- dissimilar,
- dissonant,
- distant,
- distinct,
- distinguished,
- divergent,
- diverging,
- divers,
- diverse,
- diversified,
- hardly like,
- heterogeneous,
- in contrast with,
- in disagreement,
- inaccordant,
- incommensurable,
- incomparable,
- incompatible,
- incongruous,
- inconsistent,
- inconsonant,
- inharmonious,
- irreconcilable,
- many,
- motley,
- multifarious,
- nonuniform,
- odd,
- of different orders,
- off,
- offbeat,
- opposite to,
- out,
- poles apart,
- poles asunder,
- scarcely like,
- separate,
- separated,
- several,
- unalike,
- uncharacteristic,
- unconformable,
- unequal,
- unequal to,
- unidentical,
- unmatched,
- unresembling,
- unsame,
- unsimilar,
- untypical,
- variant,
- varied,
- variegated,
- various,
- varying,
- widely apart,
- worlds apart
- durable
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- existing for a long time; "hopes for a durable peace"; "a long-lasting friendship"
- very long lasting; "less durable rocks were gradually worn away to form valleys"; "the perdurable granite of the ancient Appalachian spine of the continent"
- serviceable for a long time; "durable denim jeans" related words >
- abiding,
- adamantine,
- age-long,
- aged,
- ancient,
- antique,
- bulky,
- cartilaginous,
- changeless,
- chewy,
- chronic,
- cohesive,
- constant,
- continuing,
- coriaceous,
- dense,
- dependable,
- diuturnal,
- enduring,
- evergreen,
- fast,
- fibrous,
- firm,
- fixed,
- frozen,
- gristly,
- hard,
- hardy,
- heavy,
- immobile,
- immutable,
- indestructible,
- intact,
- intransient,
- inveterate,
- inviolate,
- lasting,
- leatherlike,
- leathery,
- long-lasting,
- long-lived,
- long-standing,
- long-term,
- longeval,
- longevous,
- macrobiotic,
- massive,
- of long duration,
- of long standing,
- perdurable,
- perduring,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- persisting,
- quiescent,
- reliable,
- remaining,
- resistant,
- rigid,
- ropy,
- rugged,
- sempervirent,
- sinewy,
- solid,
- sound,
- stable,
- static,
- stationary,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- stiff,
- stout,
- stringy,
- strong,
- stubborn,
- sturdy,
- substantial,
- sustained,
- tenacious,
- torpid,
- tough,
- tough as leather,
- unaltered,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- unchecked,
- undestroyed,
- unfading,
- unfailing,
- unshifting,
- untiring,
- unvaried,
- unvarying,
- unyielding,
- vigorous,
- viscid,
- vital,
- well-built,
- well-constructed,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- well-made,
- wiry
- standing
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- the act of assuming or maintaining an erect upright position
- an ordered listing of scores or results showing the relative positions of competitors (individuals or teams) in a sporting event
- social or financial or professional status or reputation; "of equal standing"; "a member in good standing"
- (of persons) on the feet; having the torso in an erect position supported by straight legs; "standing room only"
- permanent; "a standing army" related words >
- abeyant,
- abidingness,
- age,
- angle,
- antiquity,
- apathetic,
- base,
- bearings,
- cachet,
- candidacy,
- candidature,
- capacity,
- case,
- caste,
- cataleptic,
- catatonic,
- changelessness,
- character,
- circumstance,
- class,
- condition,
- consequence,
- constancy,
- continuance,
- continued,
- continuing,
- continuous,
- conventional,
- customary,
- dead,
- defeat of time,
- defiance of time,
- dignity,
- distance,
- diuturnity,
- dopey,
- dormant,
- dull,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- echelon,
- eminence,
- endurance,
- erect,
- established,
- estate,
- face,
- firmness,
- fix,
- fixed,
- fixedness,
- flat,
- foothold,
- footing,
- footplate,
- footrail,
- footrest,
- foul,
- frozenness,
- grade,
- groggy,
- ground,
- hardening,
- heavy,
- hierarchy,
- high place,
- hold,
- immobility,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- in abeyance,
- in suspense,
- inactive,
- inert,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- jam,
- kudos,
- languid,
- languorous,
- lastingness,
- latent,
- leaden,
- level,
- lifeless,
- location,
- locus standi,
- logy,
- long standing,
- long-lastingness,
- long-livedness,
- longevity,
- lot,
- maintenance,
- modality,
- mode,
- motionless,
- normal,
- ongoing,
- order,
- pass,
- passive,
- perch,
- perdurability,
- perennation,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- perpetualness,
- perpetuity,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- perspective,
- phlegmatic,
- pickle,
- place,
- plight,
- position,
- post,
- posture,
- power structure,
- precedence,
- predicament,
- prestige,
- prominence,
- purchase,
- quiescence,
- rank,
- rate,
- rating,
- regular,
- reputation,
- repute,
- rigidity,
- running,
- running for office,
- seat,
- sedentary,
- set,
- situation,
- slack,
- sleeping,
- sluggish,
- slumbering,
- smoldering,
- solidity,
- sphere,
- spot,
- stability,
- stage,
- stagnant,
- stance,
- stand,
- standard,
- standing for office,
- standing place,
- stasis,
- state,
- static,
- station,
- stationary,
- stature,
- status,
- steadfastness,
- still,
- stratum,
- survival,
- survivance,
- suspended,
- tame,
- toehold,
- torpid,
- torpor,
- unaroused,
- unbroken,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- unmoving,
- unseated,
- upright,
- usual,
- venue,
- vertical,
- viewpoint
- accessible,
- answerable for,
- approachable,
- apt to,
- attainable,
- available,
- capable of,
- come-at-able,
- dependent on,
- exposed to,
- findable,
- getatable,
- gettable,
- in danger of,
- incident to,
- liable to,
- likely to,
- naked to,
- obliged to,
- obtainable,
- open,
- penetrable,
- pervious,
- procurable,
- prone to,
- reachable,
- ready for,
- responsible for,
- securable,
- standing to,
- subject to,
- susceptive to,
- to be had,
- within range of,
- within reach
- Middle America,
- adventurer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- boneshaker,
- bourgeoisie,
- burgherdom,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- compulsive gambler,
- crap shooter,
- fourth-rater,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- hazarder,
- jerkwater,
- measly,
- mediocrity,
- middle class,
- middle order,
- middle orders,
- niggling,
- no prize,
- nobody special,
- nonentity,
- nothing special,
- one-horse,
- pettifogging,
- petty,
- picayunish,
- piddling,
- piffling,
- piker,
- player,
- plunger,
- poky,
- punk,
- punter,
- puny,
- second-rater,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- silent majority,
- small beer,
- small potatoes,
- small-beer,
- small-time,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- suburbia,
- third-rater,
- tipster,
- tout,
- two-bit,
- two-by-four,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- folk
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- people in general (often used in the plural); "they're just country folk"; "folks around here drink moonshine"; "the common people determine the group character and preserve its customs from one generation to the next" related words >
- Everyman,
- John Doe,
- Public,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- animal kingdom,
- blood,
- body politic,
- breed,
- brood,
- citizenry,
- clan,
- class,
- common man,
- commonwealth,
- community,
- community at large,
- constituency,
- conventional,
- cultural community,
- customary,
- deme,
- dwellers,
- established,
- estate,
- ethnic group,
- everybody,
- everyman,
- everyone,
- everywoman,
- family,
- fixed,
- folks,
- general public,
- gens,
- gentry,
- habitancy,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- house,
- household,
- immemorial,
- inhabitants,
- inveterate,
- kind,
- kindred,
- legendary,
- line,
- lineage,
- linguistic community,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- matriclan,
- men,
- menage,
- mythological,
- nation,
- nationality,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- order,
- patriclan,
- people,
- people at large,
- people in general,
- persons,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- plant kingdom,
- polity,
- populace,
- population,
- prescriptive,
- public,
- race,
- received,
- recognized,
- rooted,
- sept,
- society,
- species,
- speech community,
- state,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- time-honored,
- totem,
- traditional,
- tribe,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- whole people,
- world,
- worshipful,
- you and me
- uplifting
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- the rise of something; "the uplifting of the clouds revealed the blue of a summer sky" related words >
- apotheosis,
- ascent,
- assumption,
- beatification,
- canonization,
- deification,
- elevating,
- elevation,
- elevatory,
- enshrinement,
- erectile,
- erecting,
- erection,
- erective,
- escalation,
- exaltation,
- heaving up,
- height,
- lifting,
- lofting,
- raising,
- rearing,
- standing on end,
- sursum corda,
- upbuoying,
- upcast,
- upheaval,
- uplift,
- upping,
- upraising,
- uprearing,
- upthrow,
- upthrust
- Christian,
- accepted,
- acknowledged,
- adherence,
- adhesion,
- admitted,
- allegiance,
- approved,
- attachment,
- authentic,
- authoritative,
- bona fides,
- bond,
- bonne foi,
- canonical,
- consistent,
- constancy,
- constant,
- conventional,
- correct,
- customary,
- devoted,
- devotedness,
- devotion,
- established,
- evangelical,
- faith,
- faithful,
- faithfulness,
- fealty,
- fidelity,
- firm,
- firmness,
- fixed,
- folk,
- galantuomo,
- gentilhomme,
- gentleman,
- good faith,
- good man,
- good woman,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- homage,
- honest man,
- honest woman,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- lady,
- legendary,
- literal,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- loyal,
- loyalty,
- man of honor,
- marble-constant,
- mythological,
- of long standing,
- of the faith,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- orthodox,
- orthodoxical,
- prescriptive,
- proper,
- real lady,
- received,
- recognized,
- right,
- rooted,
- scriptural,
- sound,
- stable,
- standard,
- staunch,
- staunchness,
- steadfast,
- steadfastness,
- steady,
- straight shooter,
- textual,
- tie,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- traditionalistic,
- tried and true,
- troth,
- true,
- true blue,
- trueness,
- truepenny,
- trusty,
- understood,
- unfailing,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- woman of honor,
- worshipful
- catch up
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- learn belatedly; find out about something after it happened; "I'm trying to catch up with the latest developments in molecular biology"
- reach the point where one should be after a delay; "I caught up on my homework" related words >
- Christian,
- Christianlike,
- Christianly,
- acknowledged,
- admiring,
- admitted,
- adorant,
- adoring,
- apotheosizing,
- august,
- awe-inspiring,
- awed,
- awesome,
- awestricken,
- awestruck,
- awful,
- believing,
- conventional,
- creditable,
- cultish,
- cultist,
- cultistic,
- customary,
- deifying,
- devoted,
- devotional,
- devout,
- dreadful,
- dutiful,
- established,
- esteemed,
- estimable,
- faithful,
- fixed,
- folk,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- held in esteem,
- hero-worshiping,
- heroic,
- highly esteemed,
- highly regarded,
- highly reputed,
- highly respectable,
- hoary,
- honorable,
- honored,
- idolatrous,
- idolizing,
- immemorial,
- imploring,
- in awe,
- in favor,
- in good odor,
- in high favor,
- in the dust,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- meritorious,
- mythological,
- noble,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- on bended knee,
- oral,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- prayerful,
- precative,
- precatory,
- prescriptive,
- prestigious,
- prostrate before,
- received,
- recognized,
- religious,
- reputable,
- respectable,
- respected,
- revered,
- reverend,
- reverent,
- reverential,
- rooted,
- solemn,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicatory,
- theistic,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- venerated,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- well-thought-of,
- worshiping,
- worthy
- legendary
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- so celebrated as to having taken on the nature of a legend; "the legendary exploits of the arctic trailblazers" related words >
- acclaimed,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- allegoric,
- autobiographical,
- biographical,
- celebrated,
- chronologic,
- concocted,
- conventional,
- cooked-up,
- customary,
- distinguished,
- eminent,
- epic,
- established,
- exceptional,
- extraordinary,
- fabled,
- fabricated,
- fabulous,
- famed,
- famous,
- fancied,
- fanciful,
- fantasied,
- fantastic,
- far-famed,
- far-heard,
- fictional,
- fictitious,
- fictive,
- figmental,
- fixed,
- folk,
- forged,
- great,
- hagiographic,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- hatched,
- heroic,
- historic,
- historied,
- historiographic,
- hoary,
- honored,
- illustrious,
- imaginary,
- immemorial,
- immortal,
- indescribable,
- ineffable,
- invented,
- inveterate,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- made-up,
- make-believe,
- manufactured,
- marked,
- martyrologic,
- marvelous,
- much acclaimed,
- mythic,
- mythical,
- mythicized,
- mythified,
- mythological,
- nonactual,
- nonfactual,
- nonrealistic,
- notable,
- noted,
- noteworthy,
- notorious,
- of long standing,
- of mark,
- of note,
- of the folk,
- oral,
- parabolic,
- phenomenal,
- popular,
- portentous,
- prescriptive,
- prodigious,
- prominent,
- put-up,
- received,
- recognized,
- remarkable,
- renowned,
- romantic,
- romanticized,
- rooted,
- storied,
- stupefying,
- stupendous,
- talked-about,
- talked-of,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- trumped-up,
- understood,
- unexampled,
- unparalleled,
- unprecedented,
- unspeakable,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- well-known,
- wonderful,
- worshipful
- abeyant,
- apathetic,
- cataleptic,
- catatonic,
- dead,
- dopey,
- dormant,
- dull,
- flat,
- foul,
- groggy,
- heavy,
- in abeyance,
- in suspense,
- inactive,
- inert,
- languid,
- languorous,
- latent,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- passive,
- phlegmatic,
- sedentary,
- slack,
- sleeping,
- sluggish,
- slumbering,
- smoldering,
- stagnant,
- standing,
- static,
- suspended,
- tame,
- torpid,
- unaroused
- abeyant,
- apathetic,
- cataleptic,
- catatonic,
- dead,
- dopey,
- dormant,
- dull,
- flat,
- foul,
- groggy,
- heavy,
- in abeyance,
- in suspense,
- inactive,
- inert,
- languid,
- languorous,
- latent,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- logy,
- passive,
- phlegmatic,
- sedentary,
- slack,
- sleeping,
- sluggish,
- slumbering,
- smoldering,
- stagnant,
- standing,
- static,
- suspended,
- tame,
- torpid
- penance
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- a Catholic sacrament; repentance and confession and satisfaction and absolution
- voluntary self-punishment in order to atone for some wrongdoing related words >
- Day of Atonement,
- Yom Kippur,
- abject apology,
- amends,
- apology,
- asceticism,
- atone,
- atonement,
- attrition,
- baptism,
- change of heart,
- cold purgatorial fires,
- compensation,
- compunction,
- confirmation,
- contrition,
- deathbed repentance,
- do penance,
- extreme unction,
- fasting,
- flagellation,
- hair shirt,
- heartfelt apology,
- holy orders,
- lustration,
- maceration,
- make amends,
- matrimony,
- mea culpa,
- mortification,
- pay,
- penal retribution,
- penalization,
- penalty,
- penitence,
- penitential act,
- penitential exercise,
- penitently,
- price,
- punishment,
- purgation,
- purgatory,
- reformation,
- regret,
- remorse,
- remorsefulness,
- reparation,
- repentance,
- rue,
- ruth,
- sackcloth and ashes,
- saeta,
- self-mortification,
- self-punishment,
- seven sacraments,
- suffer,
- suffering,
- the Eucharist,
- wearing a hairshirt
- regulation
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- the act of controlling or directing according to rule; "fiscal regulations are in the hands of politicians"
- the act of bringing to uniformity; making regular
- an authoritative rule
- (embryology) the ability of an early embryo to continue normal development after its structure has been somehow damaged or altered
- the state of being controlled or governed
- prescribed by or according to regulation; "regulation army equipment" related words >
- Procrustean law,
- accepted,
- accommodation,
- accustomed,
- act,
- adaptation,
- adjustment,
- administration,
- assimilation,
- attunement,
- authoritative,
- authority,
- average,
- balance,
- balancing,
- bill,
- binding,
- bylaw,
- canon,
- canonical,
- charting,
- civil government,
- coaptation,
- code,
- codification,
- command,
- commandment,
- common,
- commonplace,
- conduct,
- conformable,
- consuetudinary,
- control,
- convention,
- conventional,
- coordination,
- criterion,
- current,
- customary,
- decree,
- decretum,
- dictate,
- dictated,
- dictation,
- dictum,
- didactic,
- direction,
- directive,
- discipline,
- dispensation,
- disposition,
- edict,
- empery,
- empire,
- enactment,
- established,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- fiat,
- fixing,
- form,
- form of government,
- formality,
- formula,
- formulary,
- general orders,
- general principle,
- generally accepted,
- golden rule,
- governance,
- government,
- guidance,
- guideline,
- guiding principle,
- habitual,
- handling,
- hard and fast,
- harmonization,
- household,
- husbandry,
- imperative,
- institution,
- instruction,
- instructive,
- integration,
- jus,
- law,
- law of nature,
- lead,
- leading,
- legislation,
- lex,
- maintenance,
- management,
- managery,
- managing,
- mandatory,
- manipulation,
- maxim,
- measure,
- methodization,
- mitzvah,
- modification,
- modulation,
- moral,
- norm,
- norma,
- normal,
- normalization,
- normative,
- obtaining,
- official,
- order,
- order of nature,
- ordering,
- ordinance,
- ordinary,
- ordination,
- ordonnance,
- organization,
- oversight,
- pilotage,
- planning,
- political organization,
- polity,
- popular,
- precept,
- preceptive,
- predominating,
- prescribed,
- prescribed form,
- prescript,
- prescription,
- prescriptive,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- principium,
- principle,
- proclamation,
- pronouncement,
- rationalization,
- received,
- reconcilement,
- reconciliation,
- regime,
- regimen,
- regnancy,
- regular,
- regularization,
- reign,
- required,
- routinization,
- rubric,
- rule,
- ruling,
- running,
- set,
- set form,
- setting,
- settled principle,
- sovereignty,
- squaring,
- standard,
- standing order,
- statute,
- statutory,
- steerage,
- steering,
- stock,
- supervision,
- sway,
- synchronization,
- system of government,
- systematization,
- tenet,
- the conn,
- the helm,
- the wheel,
- time-honored,
- timing,
- traditional,
- typical,
- ukase,
- universal,
- universal law,
- usual,
- vernacular,
- widespread,
- wonted,
- working principle,
- working rule
- genuflection
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- the act of bending the knees in worship or reverence related words >
- bend,
- bending the knee,
- bob,
- bow,
- bowing and scraping,
- crouch,
- curtsy,
- dipping the colors,
- duck,
- homage,
- inclination,
- kneeling,
- kowtow,
- making a leg,
- nod,
- obeisance,
- obsequiousness,
- presenting arms,
- prostration,
- reverence,
- salaam,
- salutation,
- salute,
- scrape,
- servility,
- squat,
- standing at attention,
- stoop,
- submission,
- submissiveness,
- supination
- permanence
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- the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration related words >
- abidingness,
- age,
- antiquity,
- application,
- assiduity,
- assiduousness,
- bulldog tenacity,
- ceaselessness,
- changelessness,
- coeternity,
- concentration,
- constancy,
- continualness,
- continuance,
- defeat of time,
- defiance of time,
- dependability,
- diligence,
- diuturnity,
- dogged perseverance,
- doggedness,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- endlessness,
- endurance,
- engrossment,
- eternalness,
- eternity,
- ever-duringness,
- everlastingness,
- everness,
- fidelity,
- fixedness,
- foreverness,
- immutability,
- incessancy,
- incommutability,
- indefatigability,
- indefeasibility,
- indestructibility,
- industriousness,
- industry,
- inertness,
- infinite duration,
- infinity,
- insistence,
- insistency,
- interminability,
- intransmutability,
- irretrievability,
- irreversibility,
- irrevocability,
- lastingness,
- long standing,
- long-lastingness,
- long-livedness,
- longevity,
- loyalty,
- maintenance,
- never-endingness,
- obstinacy,
- patience,
- patience of Job,
- perdurability,
- perennation,
- perenniality,
- perennialness,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- perpetuity,
- perseverance,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- pertinaciousness,
- pertinacity,
- plodding,
- plugging,
- preoccupation,
- relentlessness,
- reliability,
- resolution,
- sedulity,
- sedulousness,
- sempiternity,
- single-mindedness,
- singleness of purpose,
- slogging,
- stability,
- stamina,
- standing,
- staying power,
- steadfastness,
- steadiness,
- stick-to-itiveness,
- stubbornness,
- survival,
- survivance,
- tenaciousness,
- tenacity,
- timelessness,
- tirelessness,
- unalterability,
- unceasingness,
- unchangeability,
- unchangeableness,
- unmodifiability,
- unremittingness,
- unrestorableness,
- unreturnableness,
- unswerving attention
- perch
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- any of numerous spiny-finned fishes of various families of the order Perciformes
- spiny-finned freshwater food and game fishes
- support consisting of a branch or rod that serves as a resting place (especially for a bird)
- any of numerous fishes of America and Europe
- an elevated place serving as a seat
- a square rod of land
- a linear measure of 16.5 feet
- sit, as on a branch; "The birds perched high in the tree"
- cause to perch or sit; "She perched her hat on her head" related words >
- abide,
- abut on,
- alight,
- anchor,
- aviary,
- be based on,
- be seated,
- bear on,
- berth,
- bestraddle,
- bestride,
- billet at,
- bird cage,
- birdhouse,
- bivouac,
- bunk,
- burrow,
- camp,
- climb down,
- cohabit,
- colonize,
- columbary,
- come to anchor,
- dismount,
- domesticate,
- domicile,
- domiciliate,
- doss down,
- dovecote,
- drop anchor,
- dwell,
- ensconce,
- establish residence,
- foothold,
- footing,
- footplate,
- footrail,
- footrest,
- get down,
- get off,
- hang out,
- hive,
- hold,
- inhabit,
- keep house,
- land,
- lean on,
- lie on,
- light,
- live,
- live at,
- locate,
- location,
- locus standi,
- lodge,
- moor,
- move,
- nest,
- occupy,
- park,
- people,
- perspective,
- pigeon house,
- pigeon loft,
- place,
- populate,
- position,
- purchase,
- put,
- relocate,
- rely on,
- remain,
- remain seated,
- repose on,
- reside,
- rest,
- rest on,
- ride,
- room,
- roost,
- roosting place,
- seat,
- set,
- set down,
- set up housekeeping,
- set up shop,
- settle,
- settle down,
- sit,
- sit down,
- sit on,
- site,
- situate,
- spot,
- squat,
- stance,
- stand,
- stand on,
- standing,
- standing place,
- stay,
- stay at,
- straddle,
- stride,
- strike root,
- take residence at,
- take root,
- take up residence,
- tenant,
- toehold,
- touch down,
- unhorse,
- vantage point
- echelon
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- a diffraction grating consisting of a pile of plates of equal thickness arranged stepwise with a constant offset
- a body of troops arranged in a line related words >
- battle array,
- caste,
- class,
- close formation,
- condition,
- deployment,
- disposition,
- file,
- footing,
- formation,
- formation flying,
- hierarchy,
- open order,
- order,
- order of battle,
- place,
- position,
- power structure,
- precedence,
- queue,
- rank,
- rate,
- rating,
- row,
- sphere,
- stage,
- standing,
- station,
- status,
- string,
- tier
- 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
- baptism
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- a Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth; "most churches baptize infants but some insist on adult baptism" related words >
- acceptance,
- admission,
- admittance,
- affusion,
- appellation,
- aspergation,
- aspersion,
- baptismal gown,
- baptismal regeneration,
- baptistery,
- baptizement,
- bath,
- bathing,
- bedewing,
- burial,
- calling,
- chrismal,
- christening,
- confirmation,
- dampening,
- damping,
- definition,
- deluge,
- denomination,
- designation,
- dewing,
- dip,
- dipping,
- dousing,
- drowning,
- duck,
- ducking,
- dunking,
- engulfment,
- enlistment,
- enrollment,
- extreme unction,
- flooding,
- font,
- holy orders,
- hosing,
- hosing down,
- humidification,
- identification,
- immergence,
- immersion,
- immission,
- inauguration,
- induction,
- infusion,
- initiation,
- installation,
- instatement,
- intromission,
- inundation,
- investiture,
- irrigation,
- laving,
- matrimony,
- moistening,
- naming,
- nicknaming,
- ordination,
- penance,
- rinsing,
- seven sacraments,
- sinking,
- souse,
- sousing,
- sparging,
- spattering,
- splashing,
- splattering,
- spraying,
- sprinkling,
- styling,
- submergence,
- submersion,
- swashing,
- terming,
- the Eucharist,
- total immersion,
- watering,
- wetting
- hoary
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- ancient; "hoary jokes" related words >
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- advanced,
- advanced in life,
- advanced in years,
- age-old,
- aged,
- ageless,
- along in years,
- ancient,
- antediluvian,
- antique,
- argent,
- argentine,
- auld,
- canescent,
- chalky,
- conventional,
- cretaceous,
- customary,
- dateless,
- elderly,
- established,
- fixed,
- fleecy-white,
- folk,
- frost-beaded,
- frost-chequered,
- frost-covered,
- frost-fettered,
- frost-rent,
- frostbound,
- frosted,
- frostlike,
- frosty,
- frosty-faced,
- gray,
- gray with age,
- gray-haired,
- gray-headed,
- grizzled,
- grizzly,
- grown old,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- hoar,
- hoar-frosted,
- hoaryheaded,
- immemorial,
- inveterate,
- lactescent,
- legendary,
- lily-white,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- marble,
- marmoreal,
- milky,
- mythological,
- niveous,
- of long standing,
- of old,
- of the folk,
- of yore,
- old,
- old as Methuselah,
- old as history,
- old as time,
- old-time,
- olden,
- oral,
- patriarchal,
- platinum,
- prescriptive,
- pure white,
- received,
- recognized,
- rime-frosted,
- rimed,
- rooted,
- senectuous,
- silver,
- silver-bearded,
- silver-headed,
- silvered,
- silvery,
- snow-white,
- snowy,
- swan-white,
- time-honored,
- timeless,
- timeworn,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- understood,
- unwritten,
- venerable,
- white,
- white as snow,
- white with age,
- white-bearded,
- white-crowned,
- white-haired,
- worshipful,
- wrinkled,
- wrinkly,
- years old
- solidity
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- the quality of being solid and reliable financially or factually or morally; "the solidity of the evidence worked in his favor"; "the solidness of her faith gave her enduring hope"
- the consistency of a solid
- state of having the interior filled with matter related words >
- abidingness,
- aplomb,
- authenticity,
- authoritativeness,
- authority,
- balance,
- balanced personality,
- body,
- calculability,
- callosity,
- callousness,
- changelessness,
- closeness,
- cogency,
- combination,
- compactness,
- completeness,
- comprehensiveness,
- concreteness,
- congestedness,
- congestion,
- consistence,
- consistency,
- constancy,
- cool,
- credit standing,
- crowdedness,
- denseness,
- density,
- dependability,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- durity,
- endurance,
- entireness,
- entirety,
- equilibrium,
- exhaustiveness,
- faithworthiness,
- fastness,
- firmness,
- fixedness,
- flintiness,
- force,
- frozenness,
- fusion,
- gluiness,
- hardening,
- hardness,
- hardness of heart,
- homeostasis,
- identity,
- immobility,
- immobilization,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- impenetrability,
- impermeability,
- imperturbability,
- imporosity,
- inclusiveness,
- incompressibility,
- individuality,
- indivisibility,
- induration,
- inertia,
- inextricability,
- inflexibility,
- intactness,
- integrality,
- integration,
- integrity,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- invincibility,
- inviolability,
- irreducibility,
- irremovability,
- jammedness,
- justness,
- lastingness,
- long standing,
- mass,
- materiality,
- nerve,
- obduracy,
- omnipresence,
- oneness,
- organic unity,
- palpability,
- particularity,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- pervasiveness,
- ponderability,
- predictability,
- purity,
- quiescence,
- relative density,
- reliability,
- resistance,
- restiveness,
- rigidity,
- rootedness,
- sang-froid,
- secureness,
- security,
- selfsameness,
- simplicity,
- singleness,
- singularity,
- solidarity,
- solidification,
- solidness,
- solvency,
- soundness,
- specific gravity,
- spissitude,
- stability,
- stable equilibrium,
- stable state,
- standing,
- stasis,
- staunchness,
- steadfastness,
- steadiness,
- steady nerves,
- steady state,
- steeliness,
- stoniness,
- stoutness,
- strength,
- sturdiness,
- substance,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- tangibility,
- temper,
- thickness,
- thoroughness,
- torpor,
- totality,
- toughness,
- trustworthiness,
- ubiquity,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- undeflectability,
- undividedness,
- unerringness,
- unification,
- uniformity,
- unindebtedness,
- uniqueness,
- unity,
- universality,
- univocity,
- unmovability,
- unshakable nerves,
- unshakableness,
- unyieldingness,
- validity,
- vis inertiae,
- viscidity,
- viscosity,
- viscousness,
- weight,
- wholeness
- quiescence
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- quiet and inactive restfulness related words >
- a wise passiveness,
- abidingness,
- awful silence,
- changelessness,
- cold storage,
- constancy,
- contemplation,
- contemplative life,
- dead,
- dead of night,
- deathlike silence,
- do-nothing policy,
- do-nothingism,
- do-nothingness,
- doldrums,
- dormancy,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- endurance,
- firmness,
- fixedness,
- frozenness,
- golden silence,
- hardening,
- hibernation,
- hush,
- hush of night,
- idleness,
- immobility,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- inaction,
- inactiveness,
- inactivity,
- inaudibility,
- indolence,
- inertia,
- inertness,
- intermission,
- interruption,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- laissez-aller,
- laissez-faire,
- laissez-faireism,
- lastingness,
- latency,
- long standing,
- lucid stillness,
- lull,
- meditation,
- motionlessness,
- mum,
- neutralism,
- neutrality,
- neutralness,
- noiselessness,
- noninvolvement,
- nonparticipation,
- nonresistance,
- nonviolence,
- nonviolent resistance,
- pacifism,
- paralysis,
- passive resistance,
- passive self-annihilation,
- passiveness,
- passivism,
- passivity,
- peace,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- policy,
- procrastination,
- quiescency,
- quiet,
- quietism,
- quietness,
- quietude,
- rest,
- rigidity,
- silence,
- silentness,
- solemn silence,
- solidity,
- soundlessness,
- stability,
- stagnancy,
- stagnation,
- standing,
- standpattism,
- stasis,
- steadfastness,
- still,
- stillness,
- suspension,
- tacitness,
- taciturnity,
- tomblike silence,
- torpor,
- tranquillity,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- underactivity,
- vegetation,
- vita contemplativa,
- waiting game,
- watching and waiting,
- whisht
- loge
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- balcony consisting of the forward section of a theater mezzanine related words >
- reputation
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- the general estimation that the public has for a person; "he acquired a reputation as an actor before he started writing"; "he was a person of bad report"
- notoriety for some particular characteristic; "his reputation for promiscuity" related words >
- acclaim,
- authority,
- celebrity,
- character,
- credit,
- dignity,
- distinction,
- eclat,
- eminence,
- esteem,
- fame,
- famousness,
- figure,
- glory,
- greatness,
- honor,
- influence,
- kudos,
- memorability,
- name,
- notability,
- noteworthiness,
- notoriety,
- notoriousness,
- popularity,
- position,
- prestige,
- prominence,
- publicity,
- reclame,
- recognition,
- remarkableness,
- renown,
- rep,
- report,
- repute,
- salience,
- standing,
- stature,
- status,
- the bubble reputation,
- vogue,
- weight
- pastorate
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- pastors collectively related words >
- abbacy,
- administration,
- apostleship,
- archbishopric,
- archdeaconry,
- archiepiscopacy,
- archiepiscopate,
- auspices,
- bishopdom,
- bishopric,
- call,
- canonicate,
- canonry,
- cardinalship,
- care,
- care of souls,
- chaplaincy,
- chaplainship,
- charge,
- church house,
- clergy house,
- curacy,
- cure,
- custodianship,
- custody,
- deaconry,
- deaconship,
- deanery,
- deanship,
- episcopacy,
- episcopate,
- glebe,
- governance,
- government,
- guardianship,
- guidance,
- hands,
- holy orders,
- jurisdiction,
- keeping,
- management,
- manse,
- ministry,
- oversight,
- parsonage,
- pastorage,
- pastoral care,
- pastorship,
- patronage,
- prebend,
- prebendaryship,
- prelacy,
- prelateship,
- prelature,
- presbyterate,
- presbytery,
- priesthood,
- priestship,
- primacy,
- protectorship,
- rabbinate,
- rectorate,
- rectorship,
- rectory,
- sacred calling,
- safe hands,
- stewardship,
- the church,
- the cloth,
- the desk,
- the ministry,
- the pulpit,
- tutelage,
- vicarage,
- vicariate,
- vicarship,
- vocation,
- ward,
- wardenship,
- wardship,
- watch and ward,
- wing
- rigidity
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- the physical property of being stiff and resisting bending related words >
- abidingness,
- absoluteness,
- accuracy,
- adamantness,
- attention to fact,
- care for truth,
- changelessness,
- concentration,
- constancy,
- correctness,
- delicacy,
- dourness,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- endurance,
- exactitude,
- exactness,
- faithfulness,
- faultlessness,
- fidelity,
- fineness,
- firmness,
- firmness of mind,
- fixedness,
- flawlessness,
- flintiness,
- frozenness,
- fundamentalism,
- grimness,
- hard-bittenness,
- hard-nosedness,
- hardening,
- hardness,
- immobility,
- immobilization,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- implacability,
- impliability,
- inelasticity,
- inertia,
- inexorability,
- inextricability,
- inflexibility,
- intransigeance,
- intransigence,
- intransigency,
- intransigentism,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- irreconcilability,
- irremovability,
- lastingness,
- literalism,
- literality,
- literalness,
- long standing,
- loyalty,
- mathematical precision,
- meticulousness,
- niceness,
- nicety,
- obduracy,
- obdurateness,
- obstinacy,
- orthodoxy,
- perfection,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- preciseness,
- precisianism,
- precision,
- purism,
- puritanism,
- quiescence,
- refinement,
- relentlessness,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- right,
- rightness,
- rigidness,
- rigor,
- rigorism,
- rigorousness,
- settledness,
- severity,
- solidity,
- stability,
- standing,
- starchiness,
- stasis,
- staunchness,
- steadfastness,
- steadiness,
- steeliness,
- sternness,
- stiff temper,
- stiffness,
- strictness,
- stubbornness,
- subtlety,
- tautness,
- tenseness,
- tension,
- tensity,
- textualism,
- the letter,
- tightness,
- torpor,
- toughness,
- trueness,
- unalterability,
- unbendingness,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- uncompromisingness,
- ungivingness,
- unmovability,
- unrelentingness,
- unyieldingness,
- vis inertiae
- Christian,
- accepted,
- acclaimed,
- acknowledged,
- admired,
- admitted,
- advocated,
- affirmed,
- allowed,
- applauded,
- approved,
- authentic,
- authenticated,
- authoritative,
- avowed,
- backed,
- being done,
- believed,
- canonical,
- cathedral,
- certified,
- comme il faut,
- conceded,
- confessed,
- confirmed,
- conformable,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- correct,
- countersigned,
- credited,
- cried up,
- current,
- customary,
- de rigueur,
- decent,
- decorous,
- endorsed,
- established,
- evangelical,
- everyday,
- ex cathedra,
- faithful,
- familiar,
- favored,
- favorite,
- firm,
- fixed,
- folk,
- formal,
- generally accepted,
- granted,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- heroic,
- highly touted,
- hoary,
- immemorial,
- in good odor,
- inveterate,
- legendary,
- literal,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- magisterial,
- meet,
- mythological,
- normal,
- notarized,
- obtaining,
- of long standing,
- of the faith,
- of the folk,
- official,
- oral,
- ordinary,
- orthodox,
- orthodoxical,
- popular,
- prescribed,
- prescriptive,
- prevalent,
- professed,
- proper,
- ratified,
- recognized,
- recommended,
- regular,
- regulation,
- right,
- rooted,
- sanctioned,
- scriptural,
- sealed,
- seemly,
- set,
- signed,
- sound,
- stamped,
- standard,
- stock,
- supported,
- sworn and affirmed,
- sworn to,
- textual,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- traditionalistic,
- tried and true,
- true,
- true-blue,
- trusted,
- uncontested,
- understood,
- underwritten,
- undisputed,
- undoubted,
- unquestioned,
- unsuspected,
- unwritten,
- usual,
- validated,
- venerable,
- warranted,
- well-thought-of,
- widespread,
- wonted,
- worshipful
- direction
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- a general course along which something has a tendency to develop; "I couldn't follow the direction of his thoughts"; "his ideals determined the direction of his career"; "they proposed a new direction for the firm"
- a message describing how something is to be done; "he gave directions faster than she could follow them"
- a line leading to a place or point; "he looked the other direction"; "didn't know the way home"
- the spatial relation between something and the course along which it points or moves; "he checked the direction and velocity of the wind" related words >
- Zeitgeist,
- action,
- actuation,
- address,
- administering,
- administration,
- admonition,
- advice,
- advising,
- advocacy,
- agency,
- angle,
- animation,
- arrow,
- avenue,
- bearing,
- billhead,
- blaze,
- briefing,
- catechization,
- caution,
- caveat,
- charge,
- civil government,
- coaching,
- command,
- commission,
- compass needle,
- conduct,
- conducting,
- consultation,
- control,
- council,
- counsel,
- course,
- current,
- destination,
- dictate,
- didactics,
- directing,
- direction post,
- directions,
- directive,
- directorate,
- directorship,
- discipline,
- dispensation,
- disposition,
- dress rehearsal,
- drift,
- driving,
- edification,
- education,
- empery,
- empire,
- enlightenment,
- execution,
- exercise,
- exhortation,
- expostulation,
- final instructions,
- finger post,
- fist,
- form of government,
- functioning,
- general orders,
- glacial movement,
- governance,
- governing,
- government,
- guidance,
- guide,
- guideboard,
- guidepost,
- guiding,
- hand,
- handling,
- hortation,
- hour hand,
- idea,
- illumination,
- index,
- index finger,
- influence,
- information,
- injunction,
- inner-direction,
- instruction,
- instructions,
- lead,
- leadership,
- letterhead,
- line,
- lubber line,
- main current,
- mainstream,
- management,
- managing,
- manipulation,
- milepost,
- minute hand,
- mise-en-scene,
- monition,
- motion,
- motivation,
- mounting,
- movement,
- moving,
- name and address,
- needle,
- occupation,
- operancy,
- operating,
- operation,
- opinion,
- order,
- orders,
- other-direction,
- outlook,
- oversight,
- parley,
- pedagogics,
- pedagogy,
- performance,
- performing,
- pointer,
- pointing,
- political organization,
- polity,
- postal zone,
- practice,
- precept,
- prescript,
- prescription,
- private teaching,
- production,
- programmed instruction,
- prompting,
- proposal,
- recommendation,
- reeducation,
- regime,
- regimen,
- regnancy,
- regulation,
- rehearsal,
- reign,
- remonstrance,
- responsibility,
- road,
- route,
- rule,
- run,
- run-through,
- running,
- schooling,
- self-instruction,
- self-teaching,
- set,
- side,
- signboard,
- signpost,
- slant,
- sovereignty,
- spoon-feeding,
- stage management,
- staging,
- standpoint,
- steering,
- stimulation,
- stream,
- suggestion,
- superscription,
- supervising,
- supervision,
- sway,
- swing,
- system of government,
- teaching,
- tenor,
- the general tendency,
- the main course,
- thought,
- time spirit,
- tone,
- trend,
- tuition,
- tutelage,
- tutorage,
- tutoring,
- tutorship,
- walk-through,
- warning,
- way,
- work,
- working,
- workings,
- zip code,
- zone
- rule
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- measuring stick consisting of a strip of wood or metal or plastic with a straight edge that is used for drawing straight lines and measuring lengths
- a principle or condition that customarily governs behavior; "it was his rule to take a walk before breakfast"; "short haircuts were the regulation"
- (mathematics) a standard procedure for solving a class of mathematical problems; "he determined the upper bound with Descartes' rule of signs"; "he gave us a general formula for attacking polynomials"
- any one of a systematic body of regulations defining the way of life of members of a religious order; "the rule of St. Dominic"
- prescribed guide for conduct or action
- directions that define the way a game or sport is to be conducted; "he knew the rules of chess"
- (linguistics) a rule describing (or prescribing) a linguistic practice
- the duration of a monarch's or government's power; "during the rule of Elizabeth"
- keep in check; "rule one's temper"
- decide with authority; "The King decreed that all firstborn males should be killed"
- decide on and make a declaration about; "find someone guilty"
- mark or draw with a ruler; "rule the margins"
- have an affinity with; of signs of the zodiac related words >
- Aristotelian sorites,
- Goclenian sorites,
- Procrustean law,
- SOP,
- T square,
- a priori truth,
- acme,
- act,
- act on,
- administration,
- antetype,
- antitype,
- apothegm,
- appointment,
- apriorism,
- archetype,
- as a rule,
- ascendancy,
- assize,
- authority,
- authorization,
- average,
- axiom,
- balance,
- ban,
- bar,
- barometer,
- be in,
- be in force,
- be the rage,
- be the rule,
- be the thing,
- be-all and end-all,
- bear reign,
- bid,
- bill,
- biotype,
- blue ribbon,
- brevet,
- brocard,
- bull,
- bylaw,
- bypass,
- call on,
- call the shots,
- call the signals,
- call upon,
- canon,
- carry authority,
- categorical syllogism,
- center,
- championship,
- charge,
- charisma,
- charm,
- check,
- chiefly,
- civil government,
- classic example,
- claws,
- clout,
- clutches,
- code,
- command,
- commandment,
- commission,
- common practice,
- commonly,
- conclude,
- condemn,
- consequence,
- control,
- convention,
- crack the whip,
- credit,
- criterion,
- customarily,
- customs,
- decide,
- declaration,
- declare,
- decorum,
- decree,
- decree-law,
- decreement,
- decretal,
- decretum,
- deduce,
- deem,
- degree,
- determine,
- dictate,
- dictation,
- dictum,
- diktat,
- dilemma,
- direct,
- direction,
- directive,
- directorship,
- discipline,
- dismiss,
- dispensation,
- dispose,
- disposition,
- disregard,
- dominance,
- dominate,
- domination,
- domineer,
- dominion,
- doom,
- drill,
- edict,
- edictum,
- effect,
- effectiveness,
- eliminate,
- eminence,
- empery,
- empire,
- enactment,
- enchantment,
- enjoin,
- enthymeme,
- epitome,
- esteem,
- etiquette,
- exclude,
- fact,
- favor,
- fiat,
- figure,
- find,
- find against,
- find for,
- first place,
- first prize,
- forbid,
- force,
- form,
- form of government,
- formality,
- formula,
- formulary,
- fugleman,
- fugler,
- fundamental,
- gather,
- gauge,
- general orders,
- general principle,
- generality,
- generally,
- genotype,
- give an order,
- give the word,
- gnome,
- golden mean,
- golden rule,
- good feeling,
- govern,
- governance,
- government,
- graduated scale,
- grip,
- guide,
- guideline,
- guiding principle,
- hand,
- hands,
- happy medium,
- have clout,
- have power,
- have the power,
- have the right,
- have the say,
- head up,
- headship,
- hegemony,
- height,
- highest,
- hold,
- ignore,
- imitatee,
- imperative,
- imperium,
- importance,
- in the main,
- incidental power,
- infer,
- influence,
- influentiality,
- insinuation,
- institution,
- instruct,
- instruction,
- ipse dixit,
- iron hand,
- issue a command,
- issue a writ,
- judge,
- jurisdiction,
- jus,
- juste-milieu,
- kingship,
- law,
- law of nature,
- lay off,
- lay out,
- lead,
- leadership,
- legislation,
- leverage,
- lex,
- lordship,
- magnetism,
- mainly,
- manage,
- management,
- mandate,
- mark off,
- mark out,
- mastership,
- mastery,
- matter of course,
- maxim,
- maximum,
- mean,
- measure,
- measure off,
- measure out,
- median,
- mediocrity,
- medium,
- middle,
- middle course,
- middle ground,
- middle point,
- middle position,
- middle state,
- middle-of-the-road,
- midpoint,
- mirror,
- mitzvah,
- mode,
- model,
- modus tollens,
- moment,
- mood,
- moral,
- most,
- mostly,
- ne plus ultra,
- negate,
- new high,
- norm,
- norma,
- normal,
- normally,
- obtain,
- on the whole,
- ordain,
- order,
- order about,
- order of nature,
- ordinance,
- ordinarily,
- ordonnance,
- original,
- overlook,
- overrule,
- oversee,
- oversight,
- pace off,
- palms,
- par,
- paradigm,
- paralogism,
- parameter,
- paramountcy,
- pass judgment,
- pass sentence,
- pattern,
- personality,
- persuasion,
- policy,
- political organization,
- polity,
- possess authority,
- postulate,
- potency,
- power,
- practice,
- precedent,
- precept,
- preclude,
- predominance,
- predominate,
- preponderance,
- preponderate,
- prescribed form,
- prescript,
- prescription,
- preside,
- preside over,
- presidency,
- pressure,
- prestige,
- prevail,
- primacy,
- principium,
- principle,
- procedure,
- proclaim,
- proclamation,
- prohibit,
- promulgate,
- pronounce,
- pronounce judgment,
- pronounce on,
- pronouncement,
- pronunciamento,
- proposition,
- propriety,
- proscribe,
- prosyllogism,
- prototype,
- pseudosyllogism,
- purchase,
- quantity,
- raj,
- reading,
- readout,
- record,
- regime,
- regimen,
- regnancy,
- regulate,
- regulation,
- reign,
- report,
- representative,
- repute,
- rescript,
- resolve,
- return a verdict,
- routine,
- rubric,
- rule of deduction,
- rule off,
- rule out,
- rule over,
- ruler,
- ruling,
- run,
- say,
- say the word,
- scale,
- self-evident truth,
- senatus consult,
- senatus consultum,
- sentence,
- set form,
- set off,
- settle,
- settled principle,
- sorites,
- sovereignty,
- square,
- standard,
- standard operating procedure,
- standing order,
- standing orders,
- statute,
- step off,
- straightedge,
- suasion,
- subtle influence,
- suggestion,
- superintend,
- supervise,
- supervision,
- supremacy,
- sway,
- syllogism,
- system of government,
- talons,
- tenet,
- test,
- theorem,
- top spot,
- touchstone,
- triangle,
- truism,
- truth,
- type,
- type species,
- type specimen,
- ukase,
- universal law,
- universal truth,
- upper hand,
- urtext,
- usually,
- utter a judgment,
- value,
- via media,
- wear the crown,
- wear the pants,
- weight,
- whip hand,
- wield authority,
- wield the scepter,
- working principle,
- working rule,
- yardstick,
- zenith
- stature
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- (of a standing person) the distance from head to foot
- high level of respect gained by impressive development or achievement; "a man of great stature" related words >
- altitude,
- authority,
- caliber,
- ceiling,
- consequence,
- dignity,
- elevation,
- eminence,
- exaltation,
- face,
- greatness,
- hauteur,
- height,
- heighth,
- high place,
- highness,
- importance,
- influence,
- influentialness,
- kudos,
- loftiness,
- merit,
- moment,
- perpendicular distance,
- position,
- precedence,
- pressure,
- prestige,
- priority,
- prominence,
- rank,
- seniority,
- standing,
- state,
- station,
- status,
- sublimity,
- tallness,
- toploftiness,
- value,
- virtue,
- weight,
- weightiness,
- worth
- brimful,
- brimming,
- bulging,
- bursting,
- capacity,
- chock-full,
- chuck-full,
- congested,
- cram-full,
- crammed,
- farci,
- filled,
- flush,
- full,
- full to bursting,
- jam-packed,
- overfull,
- overstuffed,
- packed,
- packed like sardines,
- plenary,
- ready to burst,
- replete,
- round,
- satiated,
- saturated,
- soaked,
- standing room only,
- stuffed,
- surfeited,
- swollen,
- topful
- SRO,
- brimful,
- brimming,
- bulging,
- bursting,
- capacity,
- chock-full,
- chuck-full,
- congested,
- cram-full,
- crammed,
- farci,
- filled,
- flush,
- full,
- full to bursting,
- jam-packed,
- overfull,
- overstuffed,
- packed,
- packed like sardines,
- plenary,
- ready to burst,
- replete,
- round,
- satiated,
- saturated,
- soaked,
- stuffed,
- surfeited,
- swollen,
- topful
- filled
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- (usually followed by `with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with; "theirs was a house filled with laughter"; "a large hall filled with rows of desks"; "fog-filled air"
- (of time) taken up; "well-filled hours"
- of purchase orders that have been filled related words >
- SRO,
- brimful,
- brimming,
- bulging,
- bursting,
- capacity,
- chock-full,
- chuck-full,
- congested,
- cram-full,
- crammed,
- farci,
- flush,
- full,
- full to bursting,
- jam-packed,
- overfull,
- overstuffed,
- packed,
- packed like sardines,
- plenary,
- ready to burst,
- replete,
- round,
- satiated,
- saturated,
- soaked,
- standing room only,
- stuffed,
- surfeited,
- swollen,
- topful
- accost,
- advance,
- approach,
- appropinquate,
- approximate,
- bear down on,
- bear down upon,
- bear up,
- catch up with,
- close,
- close in,
- close with,
- come,
- come closer,
- come forward,
- come near,
- come on,
- come up,
- come up to,
- come up with,
- confront,
- draw near,
- draw nigh,
- encounter,
- gain on,
- lap,
- leave behind,
- leave standing,
- narrow the gap,
- near,
- outpace,
- outrun,
- outsail,
- outstrip,
- overhaul,
- overtake,
- pass,
- proximate,
- sidle up to,
- step up
- sedentary
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- requiring sitting or little activity; "forced by illness to lead a sedentary life" related words >
- abeyant,
- apathetic,
- at a standstill,
- cataleptic,
- catatonic,
- dead,
- dopey,
- dormant,
- dull,
- fixed,
- flat,
- foul,
- groggy,
- heavy,
- immobile,
- in abeyance,
- in suspense,
- inactive,
- inert,
- languid,
- languorous,
- latent,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- logy,
- motionless,
- passive,
- phlegmatic,
- quiescent,
- seated,
- sitting,
- slack,
- sleeping,
- sluggish,
- slumbering,
- smoldering,
- stagnant,
- standing,
- static,
- stationary,
- suspended,
- tame,
- torpid,
- unactive,
- unaroused,
- unmoving
- prescriptive
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- pertaining to giving directives or rules; "prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage" related words >
- absolute,
- accepted,
- accustomed,
- acknowledged,
- admitted,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- autocratic,
- average,
- binding,
- canonical,
- commanding,
- common,
- commonplace,
- compelling,
- compulsory,
- conclusive,
- conformable,
- constrictive,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- current,
- customary,
- decisive,
- decretal,
- decretive,
- decretory,
- dictated,
- dictating,
- dictatorial,
- didactic,
- directive,
- dogmatic,
- entailed,
- established,
- ethnocentric,
- everyday,
- exceptional,
- excluding,
- exclusive,
- exclusory,
- familiar,
- final,
- fixed,
- folk,
- formulary,
- generally accepted,
- habitual,
- hallowed,
- handed down,
- hard and fast,
- hard-and-fast,
- heroic,
- hoary,
- household,
- immemorial,
- imperative,
- imperious,
- imposed,
- inadmissible,
- instructive,
- insular,
- inveterate,
- irrevocable,
- jussive,
- legendary,
- long-established,
- long-standing,
- mandated,
- mandating,
- mandatory,
- must,
- mythological,
- narrow,
- normal,
- normative,
- obligating,
- obligatory,
- obtaining,
- of long standing,
- of the folk,
- official,
- oral,
- ordinary,
- overbearing,
- parochial,
- peremptory,
- popular,
- preceptive,
- preclusive,
- predominating,
- prescribed,
- prescript,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- preventive,
- prohibitive,
- received,
- recognized,
- regular,
- regulation,
- required,
- restrictive,
- rooted,
- rubric,
- seclusive,
- segregative,
- select,
- selective,
- separative,
- set,
- snobbish,
- standard,
- statutory,
- stock,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- tried and true,
- true-blue,
- ultimate,
- understood,
- universal,
- unwritten,
- usual,
- venerable,
- vernacular,
- widespread,
- without appeal,
- wonted,
- worshipful,
- xenophobic
- legislation
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- the act of making or enacting laws
- law enacted by a legislative body related words >
- act,
- authorization,
- bill,
- bylaw,
- canon,
- concurrent resolution,
- constitution,
- decree,
- dictate,
- dictation,
- edict,
- enaction,
- enactment,
- form,
- formality,
- formula,
- formulary,
- institution,
- joint resolution,
- jus,
- law,
- lawmaking,
- legalization,
- legislature,
- legitimatization,
- lex,
- measure,
- ordinance,
- ordonnance,
- passage,
- passing,
- prescript,
- prescription,
- regulation,
- resolution,
- rubric,
- rule,
- ruling,
- sanction,
- standing order,
- statute,
- validation
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