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- acquiescence,
- adherence,
- adhesion,
- allegiance,
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- assigned task,
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- bona fides,
- bond,
- bonne foi,
- bounden duty,
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- abjure,
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- befall,
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- chance,
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- connect,
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- develop,
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- disintegrate,
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- eventuate,
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- graduate,
- hap,
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- nol-pros,
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- naturalism
collapse - (philosophy) the doctrine that the world can be understood in scientific terms without recourse to spiritual or supernatural explanations
- an artistic movement in 19th century France; artists and writers strove for detailed realistic and factual description related words >
- Marxism,
- absolute realism,
- animalism,
- artlessness,
- atomism,
- authenticity,
- behaviorism,
- bona fideness,
- commonsense realism,
- dialectical materialism,
- earthliness,
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- epiphenomenalism,
- genuineness,
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- honesty,
- hylomorphism,
- hylotheism,
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- inartificiality,
- legitimacy,
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- literalism,
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- natural realism,
- naturalness,
- nature,
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- new realism,
- normalcy,
- normality,
- normalness,
- order,
- photographic realism,
- physicalism,
- physicism,
- positive philosophy,
- positivism,
- pragmaticism,
- pragmatism,
- propriety,
- realism,
- realness,
- regularity,
- representative realism,
- secularism,
- sincerity,
- substantialism,
- temporality,
- true-to-lifeness,
- truth to nature,
- unadulteration,
- unaffectation,
- unaffectedness,
- unartificialness,
- unassumingness,
- undisguise,
- unfictitiousness,
- unpretentiousness,
- unspeciousness,
- unspoiledness,
- unspuriousness,
- unsyntheticness,
- verisimilitude,
- wholesomeness,
- worldliness
- authoritarian
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- a person who behaves in an tyrannical manner; "my boss is a dictator who makes everyone work overtime"
- characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty; "an authoritarian regime"; "autocratic government"; "despotic rulers"; "a dictatorial rule that lasted for the duration of the war"; "a tyrannical government"
- expecting unquestioning obedience; "he was imperious and dictatorial"; "the timid child of authoritarian parents"; "insufferably overbearing behavior toward the waiter"
- likened to a dictator in severity related words >
- Spartan,
- Spartanic,
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- arbitrary,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- ascendant,
- astringent,
- austere,
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- bigot,
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- closed,
- clothed with authority,
- commanding,
- competent,
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- considerable,
- constitutional,
- constricted,
- controlling,
- cramped,
- creedbound,
- deaf,
- deaf to reason,
- demanding,
- democratic,
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- dour,
- duly constituted,
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- exacting,
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- characteristic
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- a distinguishing quality
- any measurable property of a device measured under closely specified conditions
- the integer part (positive or negative) of the representation of a logarithm; in the expression log 643 = 2.808 the characteristic is 2
- typical or distinctive; "heard my friend's characteristic laugh"; "red and gold are the characteristic colors of autumn"; "stripes characteristic of the zebra" related words >
- affection,
- affective,
- appropriate,
- aroma,
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- automatism,
- bad habit,
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- compare,
- complexion,
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- constituents,
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- contrastive,
- crasis,
- creature of habit,
- custom,
- cut,
- defining,
- denominative,
- device,
- dharma,
- diacritical,
- diagnostic,
- diathesis,
- differencing,
- differentia,
- differential,
- differentiative,
- discriminating,
- discriminative,
- disposition,
- dispositional,
- distinctive,
- distinctive feature,
- distinguished,
- distinguishing,
- divisional,
- divisionary,
- earmark,
- emblematic,
- emotional,
- especial,
- ethos,
- exemplary,
- feature,
- fiber,
- figure,
- flavor,
- force of habit,
- frame,
- genius,
- grain,
- gust,
- habit,
- habit pattern,
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- hallmark,
- hue,
- humor,
- humors,
- idiocrasy,
- idiocratic,
- idiosyncrasy,
- idiosyncratic,
- ilk,
- image,
- impress,
- impression,
- in character,
- index,
- indicant,
- indicator,
- individual,
- individualism,
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- individuating,
- innate,
- insignia,
- intellectual,
- intrinsic,
- keynote,
- kind,
- lineaments,
- makeup,
- mannerism,
- mark,
- marked,
- marking,
- measure,
- mental,
- mold,
- natural,
- naturalistic,
- nature,
- normal,
- note,
- odor,
- ordinal,
- particular,
- particularity,
- pattern,
- peculiar,
- peculiarity,
- personalizing,
- physique,
- picture,
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- practice,
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- quality,
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- quirk,
- realistic,
- regular,
- representation,
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- sample,
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- seal,
- second nature,
- separative,
- shape,
- sigil,
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- single,
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- singularity,
- smack,
- somatotype,
- sort,
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- specific,
- spirit,
- spiritual,
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- stereotype,
- stereotyped behavior,
- streak,
- stripe,
- subdivisional,
- suchness,
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- symbolic,
- symptom,
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- system,
- taint,
- tang,
- taste,
- taxonomic,
- telltale sign,
- temper,
- temperament,
- temperamental,
- tendency,
- tenor,
- token,
- tone,
- trait,
- trick,
- true to form,
- true to type,
- typal,
- type,
- typic,
- typical,
- unique,
- usage,
- use,
- usual,
- vein,
- virtue,
- way,
- wont
- gentry
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- the most powerful members of a society related words >
- Everyman,
- John Doe,
- Public,
- absolute,
- aristocracy,
- better sort,
- body politic,
- bona fide,
- citizenry,
- common man,
- commonwealth,
- community,
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- gentility,
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- hard,
- honest,
- indubitable,
- landed gentry,
- lesser nobility,
- men,
- nation,
- nationality,
- people,
- people in general,
- persons,
- petite noblesse,
- polity,
- populace,
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- positive,
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- quality,
- real,
- reliable,
- samurai,
- sincere,
- society,
- squirearchy,
- state,
- sure-enough,
- true,
- trustworthy,
- unaffected,
- undesigning,
- undissembled,
- undoubted,
- unfeigned,
- unimpeachable,
- unquestionable,
- upper class,
- upper classes,
- upper crust,
- veritable,
- very,
- world,
- you and me
- ESP,
- accents,
- answer,
- articulate,
- chatter,
- comment,
- commerce,
- communication,
- communion,
- congress,
- connection,
- contact,
- conversation,
- converse,
- correspondence,
- dealing,
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- discourse,
- elocution,
- eloquent,
- exchange,
- free-speaking,
- free-spoken,
- gab,
- information,
- interaction,
- interchange,
- intercommunication,
- intercommunion,
- intercourse,
- interplay,
- language,
- linguistic intercourse,
- loud-speaking,
- loud-spoken,
- message,
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- outspoken,
- palaver,
- parole,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- prattle,
- rapping,
- reply,
- response,
- social intercourse,
- soft-speaking,
- soft-spoken,
- speaking,
- speech,
- speech circuit,
- speech situation,
- talk,
- talkative,
- telepathy,
- touch,
- traffic,
- truck,
- true-speaking,
- two-way communication,
- well-spoken,
- words,
- yakkety-yak,
- yakking
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