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Synonym for do [verb]
The synonym do synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb do
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do [verb]
means "activity"perform, play, act, render, practice, fulfil, carry out, make, complete, take, conclude, work, end, accomplish, render, conclude, achieve, attain, bring about, carry out, effect, behave, act, seem, appear, fare, manage, proceed, decipher, work out, decode, solve, defraud, cheat, swindle, trick
Further results for the word "do"
achieve [verb]
means "finish"do
bring [verb]
means "cause"make, do, effect
carry through [verb]
means "finish"do
conduct oneself [verb]
means "act"conduct, perform, respond, deal, do, comport oneself
decode [verb]
means "decipher"work out, do, solve
enact [verb]
means "accomplish"do
finish [verb]
means "activity"accomplish, achieve, complete, do, execute, perform
fulfill [verb]
means "perform"discharge, implement, do, obey, observe
make [verb]
means "action"perform, accomplish, execute, effect, bring about, do
perpetrate [verb]
means "commit"do, complete, perform, execute, effect, produce
play [verb]
means "action"do, render, bring about, execute, perform
render [verb]
means "perform"do, execute, make
shift [verb]
means "activity"manage, do, fare
suffice [verb]
means "satisfy"discharge, be sufficient, fulfil, do, meet, suit
work out [verb]
means "decipher"do, decode, solve
do away with [verb]
means "get rid of"exterminate, abolish, exclude, cancel, stamp, eliminate, expel
docility [noun]
means "meekness"gentleness, complaisance, pliability, pliancy, obedience, tractability
doctor [noun]
means "medicine"physician
doctrinal [adjective]
means "conventional"orthodox, conservative, traditional, conformist, old guard
documents [noun]
means "any printed matter"information, questionnaire, check, circular, enclosure, money, copy
dogged [adjective]
means "obstinate"perverse, obdurate, headstrong, intractable, persistent, pigheaded, stubborn
dogmatic [adjective]
means "unchangeable"inevitable, categorical, immovable, formal, unqualified, eternal, positive
dogmatic [adjective]
means "dictatorial"bigoted, egotistical, stubborn, opinionated, overbearing, arrogant, tyrannical
doldrums [noun]
means "dullness"indifference, apathy, monotony, ennui, boredom, listlessness
dole [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, handout, welfare, aid, backing, subsidy, charity
dollar [noun]
means "federal reserve note"money, bank note, currency, legal tender, coin, dollar bill, silver dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, folding money, buck, greenback
dolorous [adjective]
means "grief"sorrowing, grieving, painful, distressing, mournful, dismal, doleful
dolour [noun]
means "grief"sorrow, anguish, heartache, distress, mourning, sadness
dolourous [adjective]
means "grief"sorrowing, grieving, painful, distressing, mourning, dismal, doleful
dominant [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important, predominant
dominant [adjective]
means "advantageous"commanding
domineering [adjective]
means "assertive"aggressive, determined, dynamic, energetic, enterprising, forward
dominion [noun]
means "ascendancy"jurisdiction, reign, supremacy, sway, sovereignty, control, regiment
done with [adjective]
means "finished with"no longer in need of, finished, no longer needing, dispatched
doodad [noun]
means "gadget"dingus [US], doohickey [US], gizmo, jigger [US], thingamajig, thingamabob
doorway [noun]
means "entry"door, opening, entrance, gate, inlet, passage, portal
dope [verb]
means "drug"anaesthetise, stupefy, deaden, narcotise, narcotize, tranquillise, tranquillize
dose [noun]
means "dosage"measure, portion, measurement, treatment, shot, draught, application
double-dealing [adjective]
means "cheating"deceitful, untrustworthy, dishonest, hypocritical, tricky
doubt [noun]
means "feeling"hesitancy, scepticism, scruple, perplexity, suspense, dilemma, demurral, quandary, distrust, hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy, hesitation
doubtful [adjective]
means "indecisive"incredulous, dubious, obscure, enigmatic, problematic, puzzled, undetermined
doubtful [adjective]
means "ambiguous"indefinite, indistinct, borderline, moot, equivocal, unclear, clouded
down [verb]
means "activity"overthrow, overpower, vanquish, defeat, put down, subdue, upset, overturn
down in the dumps [noun]
means "feeling depressed or dejected"being depressed, feeling despondent, feeling gloomy, desperation, despairing, sadness
down-to-earth [adjective]
means "practical"sensible, mundane, practicable, rational, common, ordinary
downcast [adjective]
means "depressed"crest-fallen, crushed, dejected, despondent, disconsolate, heavy, downhearted
downhearted [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, melancholy, glum, plaintive
dowry [noun]
means "bridal gift"dot, dower
handout [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, aid, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy
in doubt [adjective]
means "uncertain"unsure, dubious, undecided, doubtful, debatable, questionable
orthodox [adjective]
means "conservative"unyielding, dogmatic, puritanical, traditional, conventional, straight
predominant [adjective]
means "governing"dominant
put down [verb]
means "overthrow"overpower, vanquish, defeat, down, subdue, upset
abode [noun]
means "habitation"home, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat
aboriginal [adjective]
means "native"local, original, autochthonous, domestic, indigenous, primitive
acquiescent [adjective]
means "indifferent"apathetic, nonchalant, complacent, docile, compliant, submissive
action [noun]
means "deed"doing
adventurous [adjective]
means "bold"doughty
aggressive [adjective]
means "assertive"domineering, determined, dynamic, energetic, enterprising, forward
allowance [noun]
means "apportionment"dole
ambiguity [noun]
means "play on words"double meaning, pun, joke, innuendo
ambivalent [adjective]
means "irresolute"hesitant, unstable, indecisive, changeable, wishy-washy, doubtful
anaesthetise [verb]
means "drug"dope, stupefy, deaden, narcotise, narcotize, tranquillise
apocryphal [adjective]
means "of doubtful authenticity"disputed, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious
arbitrary [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, totalitarian
area [noun]
means "place"region, sector, zone, section, territory, domain, field, margin, domain, scope, range, operation
ascendancy [noun]
means "mastery"authority, command, head, dominion, control, power, domination
ass [noun]
means "burro"donkey, dickey, jennet, mule, jackass
autochthonous [adjective]
means "native"local, original, indigenous, domestic, aboriginal, primitive
autocratic [adjective]
means "bigoted"domineering, repressive, overbearing, arrogant, dogmatic, peremptory
aviary [noun]
means "birdhouse"dovecote
baffled [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, mystified, confounded
baked [adjective]
means "fully cooked"cooked, done, fried, boiled
bathe [verb]
means "wash"shower, soak, immerse, douse
bigoted [adjective]
means "biased"dogmatic
bigotry [noun]
means "prejudice"narrow-mindedness, intolerance, dogmatism, fanaticism, racism, injustice
boiled [adjective]
means "fully cooked"cooked, baked, fried, done
borderline [adjective]
means "ambiguous"indefinite, indistinct, doubtful, moot, equivocal, unclear
bossy [adjective]
means "assertive"commanding, imperious, authoritative, lordly, dominant
chauffeur [noun]
means "licensed operator"operator, driver, cab driver, bus driver, domestic, butler
clone [noun]
means "stand in"double, counterpart, duplicate, twin, mate, match
cocaine [noun]
means "drugs"drug, narcotic, stimulant, opiate, dope, crack
cocksure [adjective]
means "assured"positive, confident, convinced, dogmatic, obstinate, overbearing
collection [noun]
means "contribution"donation, charity, relief, offering, alms, dole
comfortably [object]
means "absolutely"definitely, doubtless, positively, unequivocally, unquestionably, easily
coming [adjective]
means "arriving"nearing, progressing, docking, advancing, upcoming
command [noun]
means "mastery"authority, ascendancy, head, dominion, control, power, domination
complacent [adjective]
means "indifferent"apathetic, nonchalant, acquiescent, docile, compliant, submissive
complaisance [noun]
means "meekness"docility, gentleness, pliability, pliancy, obedience, tractability
conciliator [noun]
means "activist for peace"pacifist, peacemaker, pacificator, pacifier, dove
condemned [adjective]
means "damned"doomed, cursed, ill-fated, bewitched, haunted, accursed
confirmation [noun]
means "corroboration"evidence, proof, documentation, support, verification
conformable [adjective]
means "compliant"acquiescent, amenable, submissive, agreeable, docile, obedient
conformist [adjective]
means "conventional"orthodox, conservative, traditional, doctrinal, old guard
confounded [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, mystified, baffled
conjectural [adjective]
means "hypothetical"theoretical, speculative, doubtful, supposititious, presumptive, assumed
contribution [noun]
means "gift"donation, present, bestowal, offering, grant
control [noun]
means "direction"power, authority, command, dominion, disposition, charge, domination
controlling [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, dominant, first, important
cooked [adjective]
means "fully cooked"done, baked, fried, boiled
crank [noun]
means "handgrip"handhold, handle, holder, hilt, knob, doorknob
cur [noun]
means "canine"dog, pup, hound, puppy
currency [noun]
means "money"cash, legal tender, dough
cursed [adjective]
means "damned"blasted, accursed, doomed, banned
cynic [noun]
means "unbeliever"questioner, sceptic, agnostic, doubter
cynicism [noun]
means "pessimism"doubt, suspicion, distrust, discouragement, dejection, trepidation
dame [noun]
means "widow"matron, dowager, lady, woman, matriarch
daring [adjective]
means "bold"doughty
deer [noun]
means "animal"hind, doe, buck, fawn, stag
deferential [adjective]
means "prostrate"submissive, docile, subservient, obedient, passive, resigned
dejected [adjective]
means "dispirited"blue, down, depressed, discouraged, disheartened
deluge [noun]
means "flood"drencher, cataclysm, catastrophe, downpour, inundation, overflow
demonstration [noun]
means "presentation of evidence"illustration, explanation, proof, induction, documentation
department [noun]
means "sphere of duty"jurisdiction, administration, dominion, station, office, business
descent [noun]
means "falling"descending, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking
desolate [adjective]
means "forlorn"cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, inconsolable, lost, dolorous
desperate [adjective]
means "hopeless"desolate, despondent, forlorn, downcast, wretched, despairing
despondent [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, melancholy, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
despotism [noun]
means "persecution"cruelty, hardness, oppression, domination, injustice, coercion
dictatorship [noun]
means "persecution"cruelty, hardness, despotism, domination, injustice, coercion
disbelief [noun]
means "distrust"hazard, doubt, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy
disconcerted [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, confounded, nonplussed, mystified, baffled
disguise [verb]
means "camouflage"doctor
disintegration [noun]
means "breakdown"downfall, collapse, destruction, crash, failure, fall
dispense [verb]
means "apportion"dole
disputed [adjective]
means "of doubtful authenticity"apocryphal, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious
dissident [noun]
means "pacifist"conscientious objector, peacemaker, dove
distress [noun]
means "grief"torment, worry, adversity, dolour, woe, affliction
division [noun]
means "section"dominion
drawing [noun]
means "sketch"likeness, representation, picture, depiction, work of art, doodle
drop off [verb]
means "drowse"nap, slumber, doze
droplet [noun]
means "drop"dot, grain, pellet, particle, bead
drowse [verb]
means "nap"doze, slumber
dullard [noun]
means "dunce"blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton, block
dumb [adjective]
means "stupid"moronic, doltish
dummy [noun]
means "fool"dolt, blockhead, idiot, oaf, moron
duplicate [adjective]
means "twin"double, second, twofold, dual
duplicated [adjective]
means "twice as much"double, paired, second, twofold, two, twin
dutiful [adjective]
means "obedient"deferential, devoted, regardful, docile, respectful, reverential
dwelling [noun]
means "place"abode, domicile, home, house, residence
easily [object]
means "absolutely"definitely, doubtless, positively, unequivocally, unquestionably, comfortably
egotistical [adjective]
means "dictatorial"bigoted, dogmatic, stubborn, opinionated, overbearing, arrogant
eliminate [verb]
means "get rid of"exterminate, abolish, exclude, cancel, stamp, do away with
enclosure [noun]
means "any printed matter"information, questionnaire, check, circular, documents, money
entrance [noun]
means "entry"door, opening, doorway, gate, inlet, passage
equivocal [adjective]
means "dubious"doubtful, questionable
escape from [verb]
means "elude"avoid, dodge, escape, evade, shun, sidestep
evade [verb]
means "elude"avoid, dodge, escape, escape from, shun, sidestep
failure [noun]
means "failing"abortion, downfall, defeat, miscarriage
faithlessness [noun]
means "doubt or disloyalty"doubt, scepticism, disbelief, dishonesty, infidelity
faltering [noun]
means "distrust"hazard, disbelief, problem, doubt, quandary, hesitancy
feathery [adjective]
means "smooth"delicate, fine, velvety, fluffy, soft, downy
fill in for [verb]
means "substitute"stand in, double
find guilty [verb]
means "condemn"convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, adjudge
finished [adjective]
means "completed"full, complete, consummate, consummated, done, done with
fire escape [noun]
means "way out"egress, outlet, exit, door, opening
flood [noun]
means "nature"deluge, downpour, surge, cataclysm, drencher, tide
fluctuation [noun]
means "oscillation"vacillation, wavering, faltering, hesitancy, misgiving, doubt
fluffy [adjective]
means "smooth"delicate, fine, velvety, soft, feathery, downy
formalist [noun]
means "intellectual"scholar, pedagogue, pedant, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking
fried [adjective]
means "fully cooked"cooked, baked, done, boiled
fuzz [noun]
means "soft down"down, fluff, foam, bubbles, froth, nap
gate [noun]
means "building"entry, door, opening, doorway, entrance, inlet
gentleness [noun]
means "meekness"docility, complaisance, pliability, pliancy, obedience, tractability
give [verb]
means "action"bestow, confer, donate, furnish, grant, impart, donate, offer, present, hand out, set forth, show
gloomy [adjective]
means "depressed"despondent, dejected, disheartened, dispirited, downcast, downhearted
glum [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, melancholy
grant [noun]
means "gift"present, donation, gratuity, endowment, bequest, boon
grim [adjective]
means "austere"severe, stern, bleak, dour, forbidding, hard
habitation [noun]
means "home"abode, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat
handmaid [noun]
means "servant"chambermaid, maid, domestic
headstrong [adjective]
means "stubborn"dogged, determined, froward, intractable, obstinate, pigheaded
heartbroken [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, uneasy
heavy [adjective]
means "state"downcast, downhearted
hilt [noun]
means "handgrip"handhold, crank, holder, handle, knob, doorknob
home [noun]
means "buliding"habitation, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat
homily [noun]
means "solemn moral talk"sermon, lecture, lesson, doctrine, didactic discourse, textual discourse
hopeless [adjective]
means "despairing"pessimistic, desperate, unfortunate, despondent, downhearted, forlorn
house [noun]
means "building"home, residence, household, domicile, dwelling, habitation
ideology [noun]
means "beliefs"dogma, convictions, philosophy, tenets
ignoramus [noun]
means "dunce"blockhead, booby, dolt, idiot, fool
impassable [adjective]
means "insuperable"dogged, resolute, indomitable, insurmountable
inconsolable [adjective]
means "forlorn"cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, desolate, lost, dolorous
indecisive [adjective]
means "irresolute"hesitant, unstable, ambivalent, changeable, wishy-washy, doubtful
indigenous [adjective]
means "native"local, original, autochthonous, domestic, aboriginal, primitive
insurmountable [adjective]
means "insuperable"dogged, resolute, impassable, indomitable
intermix [verb]
means "mix"doctor, alloy, amalgamate, commingle, dilute, adulterate
internal [adjective]
means "domestic affairs"domestic, home, national, municipal, inland, indigenous
intolerance [noun]
means "bigotry"prejudice, fanaticism, narrow-mindedness, dogmatism, racism, narrowness
intractable [adjective]
means "obstinate"stubborn, headstrong, adamant, contumacious, dogged, inflexible
inundation [noun]
means "flood"drencher, cataclysm, catastrophe, downpour, deluge, overflow
junkie [noun]
means "addict"dope fiend
jurisdiction [noun]
means "sphere of duty"department, administration, dominion, station, office, business
knock off [verb]
means "murder"kill, assassinate, dispatch, annihilate, do in, execute
knock out [verb]
means "bring down"knock down, fell, conquer, down, tackle, hit
liquidate [verb]
means "murder"kill, assassinate, dispatch, annihilate, do in, execute
live up to [verb]
means "meet expectations"satisfy, do well, meet
lordly [adjective]
means "tyrannical"despotic, dictatorial, domineering, overbearing, magisterial, imperious
lost [adjective]
means "depraved"irredeemable, irreclaimable, abandoned, condemned, doomed, damned
lout [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, oaf, dunce, nincompoop
lugubrious [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
maid [noun]
means "servant"chambermaid, handmaid, domestic
manage [verb]
means "education"handle, dominate, influence, train
mane [noun]
means "locks"thatch, fur, wool, down, hair
manuscript [noun]
means "written output"article, document, text, composition, essay, correspondence
marina [noun]
means "boat landing"dock, wharf, quay, harbour, jetty
mastery [noun]
means "control"power, command, dominance, authority, jurisdiction, sovereignty
mat [noun]
means "covering"floor covering, doormat, pad, rug
medicate [verb]
means "cure"treat, doctor, drug, dose, attend, nurse
meekness [noun]
means "gentleness"docility, complaisance, pliability, pliancy, obedience, tractability
melancholy [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
miserable [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, heartbroken, uncomfortable, uneasy
monomaniac [noun]
means "dogmatist"zealot, bigot, diehard, doctrinaire, enthusiast
mote [noun]
means "speck"dot, point
mourning [noun]
means "anguish"sadness, dolour, sorrow, bereavement
municipal [adjective]
means "civic"public, civilian, civil, political, domestic, local
mush [noun]
means "soft mass"paste, pulp, mash, slush, dough, curd
mystified [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, confounded, baffled
narrow-mindedness [noun]
means "prejudice"bigotry, intolerance, dogmatism, racism, injustice
narrowness [noun]
means "bigotry"prejudice, fanaticism, narrow-mindedness, dogmatism, racism, intolerance
nation [noun]
means "people"kingdom, dominion
nearing [verb]
means "arriving"coming, progressing, docking, advancing, upcoming
nincompoop [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, lout, dunce, oaf
nobleman [noun]
means "lord"aristocrat, patrician, count, don, peer, magnate
nonplussed [adjective]
means "puzzled"perplexed, at a loss, dumbfounded, doubtful
nonresistant [adjective]
means "compliant"passive, docile, acquiescent, submissive, resigned, yielding
numskull [noun]
means "simpleton"dunce, nitwit, blockhead, dope, fool
oaf [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, lout, dunce, nincompoop
obscure [adjective]
means "unclear"ambiguous, deep, shadowy, doubtful, cryptic, esoteric
obstinate [adjective]
means "stubborn"contumacious, bullheaded, dogged, firm, deaf, headstrong
omnipotence [noun]
means "authority"ascendancy, domination, jurisdiction, command, hegemony, power
operation [noun]
means "procedure"doing
opinionated [adjective]
means "biased"dogmatic
oppression [noun]
means "persecution"cruelty, hardness, despotism, domination, injustice, coercion
orderly [adjective]
means "obedient"docile, well-behaved, manageable, good
oscillation [noun]
means "fluctuation"vacillation, wavering, faltering, hesitancy, misgiving, doubt
outright [object]
means "entirely"downright
overbearing [adjective]
means "dictatorial"despotic, domineering, oppressive, absolute, autocratic, tyrannical
pedant [noun]
means "intellectual"scholar, pedagogue, formalist, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking
peg [noun]
means "thing"pin, dowel, plug, nail, spike, rivet
peremptory [adjective]
means "authoritative"arbitrary, autocratic, tyrannical, dictatorial, assertive, dogmatic
perplexity [noun]
means "uncertainty"confusion, doubt, hesitation, scepticism, mistrust, complication
persistent [adjective]
means "tenacious"enduring, dogged, immovable, insistent, indefatigable, persevering
perverse [adjective]
means "obstinate"dogged, obdurate, headstrong, intractable, persistent, pigheaded
pessimism [noun]
means "cynicism"doubt, suspicion, distrust, discouragement, dejection, trepidation
physician [noun]
means "doctor of medicine"doctor
pier [noun]
means "landing"marina, dock, harbour, wharf, port
pile [noun]
means "nap"down, fur, hair, pelage, wool
pin [noun]
means "thing"fastening, bolt, bar, dowel, peg, brace
piteous [adjective]
means "unlucky"doomed, hapless, luckless, miserable, poor, pitiable
plaintive [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
pliable [adjective]
means "tractable"docile
point [noun]
means "thing"speck, dot, mote
political [adjective]
means "civic"public, civilian, municipal, civil, domestic, local
portal [noun]
means "entry"door, opening, doorway, gate, inlet, passage
portion [noun]
means "share"allotment, apportionment, dividend, division, dole, lot
positive [adjective]
means "assured"cocksure, confident, convinced, dogmatic, obstinate, overbearing
possibly [object]
means "presumably"probably, doubtless, likely
power [noun]
means "rule"authority, ascendancy, domination, jurisdiction, command, hegemony
powerful [adjective]
means "authoritative"almighty, dominant, omnipotent, supreme, commanding, authoritarian
pre-eminent [adjective]
means "predominant"above, consummate, distinguished, dominant, eminent, excellent
precarious [adjective]
means "dangerous"doubtful, dubious, hazardous, perilous, risky, undependable
predestine [verb]
means "decree"predetermine, destine, foreordain, doom
predetermine [verb]
means "decree"doom, destine, foreordain, predestine
preponderance [noun]
means "majority"ascendancy, primacy, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sovereignty
preponderant [adjective]
means "prevalent"predominant, dominant, prevailing, widespread, extensive, major
present [verb]
means "give"bestow, confer, donate, endow, grant
presumably [object]
means "likely"probably, doubtless, possibly
prevailing [adjective]
means "prevalent"dominant, widespread, popular, predominant, accepted, rampant
primacy [noun]
means "majority"ascendancy, preponderance, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sovereignty
principle [noun]
means "belief"faith, doctrine, system, opinion, tenet
probably [object]
means "presumably"likely, doubtless, possibly
problematic [adjective]
means "indecisive"incredulous, dubious, obscure, enigmatic, doubtful, puzzled
prostrate [adjective]
means "deferential"submissive, docile, subservient, obedient, passive, resigned
pulpy [adjective]
means "smooth"delicate, fine, velvety, fluffy, feathery, downy
quarters [noun]
means "habitation"abode, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat
quay [noun]
means "boat landing"marina, wharf, dock, harbour, jetty
questioning [noun]
means "disbelief"stupefaction, amazement, scepticism, incredulity, doubt
racism [noun]
means "state"prejudice, narrow-mindedness, intolerance, dogmatism, bigotry, injustice
ration [verb]
means "allot"distribute, apportion, deal, dole, mete, parcel out
regardful [adjective]
means "obedient"deferential, devoted, dutiful, docile, respectful, reverential
repressive [adjective]
means "bigoted"domineering, autocratic, overbearing, arrogant, dogmatic, peremptory
residence [noun]
means "address"abode, headquarters, domicile, dwelling, habitation, location
resignation [noun]
means "submission"compliance, passivity, acquiescence, docility, meekness, forbearance
responsive [adjective]
means "agreeable"amenable, manageable, docile, pliable, open, tractable
retail [verb]
means "trade"do business, wheel and deal, market, handle, sell, deal
reverential [adjective]
means "obedient"deferential, devoted, regardful, docile, respectful, dutiful
rule [noun]
means "control"command, dominion, direction, mastery, domination, government
sad [adjective]
means "property"sombre, dismal, gloomy, doleful, mournful, dark
sad [adjective]
means "feeling"unhappy, melancholy, sorrowful, downhearted, morose, rueful
scientist [noun]
means "person"professor, scholar, expert, specialist, doctor
section [noun]
means "division"dominion
sector [noun]
means "region"area, zone, section, territory, domain, belt
seduction [noun]
means "captivation"mastery, conquest, domination, allure
sentence [verb]
means "convict"condemn, proscribe, judge, doom, damn
signed [adjective]
means "settled"agreed, done, approved, compacted, determined
silent [adjective]
means "state"dormant, inactive, quiescent
simpleton [noun]
means "fool"dolt, dunce, idiot, jerk, dope, clod
sissy [noun]
means "weakling"coward, doormat
skeptic [noun]
means "doubter"cynic, dissenter, questioner, doubting thomas, unbeliever, disbeliever
sleep [verb]
means "activity"slumber, doze, snooze, drowse, nap, nod
sleep [noun]
means "state"slumber, doze, nap, rest, nod, snooze
sleepy [adjective]
means "drowsy"slow, listless, lethargic, inert, dormant, supine
slumber [verb]
means "sleep"nap, doze, snooze, rest, drowse
slush [noun]
means "soft mass"paste, pulp, mash, mush, dough, curd
sneaky [adjective]
means "dubious"doubtful, disreputable
soak [verb]
means "drench"saturate, flood, douse, wet, immerse, drown
soft [adjective]
means "property"downy, pulpy
solicitation [noun]
means "petition"inquiry, bid, appeal, document, request, application
sombre [adjective]
means "gloomy"depressing, dreary, dismal, doleful, melancholy, lugubrious
sorrowful [adjective]
means "sorry"piteous, dreary, dismal, doleful, distressing, lugubrious
sovereign [adjective]
means "chief"dominant, principal, predominant, paramount, independent, supreme
sphere [noun]
means "realm"domain
stand in [noun]
means "alternate"double
stimulant [noun]
means "drugs"drug, narcotic, dope, opiate, cocaine, crack
stubborn [adjective]
means "obstinate"contumacious, bullheaded, dogged, firm, deaf, headstrong
subservient [adjective]
means "deferential"submissive, docile, prostrate, obedient, passive, resigned
subsidy [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, aid
subterfuge [noun]
means "ruse"artifice, dodge, evasion, machination, manoeuvre, device
superintend [verb]
means "rule"control, dominate, govern, command, oversee, lead
sway [verb]
means "govern"rule, control, direct, reign, dominate, prevail
sway [noun]
means "authority"mastery, power, influence, predominance, control, dominion
swerve [verb]
means "bend"dodge
tablet [noun]
means "medicine"capsule, pill, dose, cap
tame [verb]
means "activity"domesticate, train, master, break, subdue
tame [adjective]
means "property"domesticated, trained, docile, harmless, submissive, mild
tenet [noun]
means "creed"notion, belief, thought, view, doctrine, idea
terminated [adjective]
means "concluded"finished, done, completed, complete, consummated
terrorize [verb]
means "threaten"coerce, intimidate, dominate, browbeat
thatch [noun]
means "locks"hair, fur, wool, down, mane
through [adjective]
means "finished"completed, done for
totalitarian [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, arbitrary
tractable [adjective]
means "obedient"docile, manageable, complaisant, compliant, amenable, willing
tranquilizer [noun]
means "drug"sedative, calmative, downer [US], barbiturate, depressant, antidepressant
treatment [noun]
means "therapy"care, mediation, prescription, regimen, doctoring
trick [noun]
means "deed"prank, practical joke, hoax, joke, dodge, swindle
trickery [noun]
means "deceit"double-dealing
triumphant [adjective]
means "victorious"winning, conquering, successful, triumphal, unbeaten, dominant
twin [noun]
means "quantity"double
two [noun]
means "twice as much"duplicated, paired, second, twofold, double, twin
twofold [adjective]
means "twice as much"duplicated, paired, second, double, two, twin
tyrannize [verb]
means "control"master, boss, dominate, manipulate, tyrannise, compel
unbeliever [noun]
means "sceptic"doubter
uncertain [adjective]
means "vague"indistinct, doubtful, dubious, unsure, suspect, precarious
uncertain [adjective]
means "unstable"doubtful
underling [noun]
means "servant"maid, help, domestic
undetermined [adjective]
means "indecisive"doubtful
unhappy [adjective]
means "sad"afflicted, cheerless, disconsolate, distressed, downcast, inconsolable
unhesitating [adjective]
means "assured"cocksure, confident, convinced, dogmatic, obstinate, overbearing
up in the air [adjective]
means "indecisive"unsettled, unresolved, unused, doubtful, uncertain, confused
upcoming [adjective]
means "arriving"nearing, progressing, docking, advancing, coming
uptight [adjective]
means "concerned"apprehensive, doubtful, right-wing, worried, tight, conservative
validate [verb]
means "verify"document
vault [noun]
means "arch"dome, arcade, ceiling, roof
veer [verb]
means "bend"dodge
velvety [adjective]
means "smooth"delicate, fine, soft, fluffy, feathery, downy
victorious [adjective]
means "triumphant"winning, conquering, successful, triumphal, unbeaten, dominant
vocabulary [noun]
means "wording"words, printed matter, document, quotation, text
wan [adjective]
means "colourless"ashen, bleached, blanched, doughy, pallid, pale
warring [adjective]
means "at war"waging war, making war on, marching against, in conflict, engaged in a skirmish, doing battle
wet [verb]
means "activity"soak, drench, saturate, deluge, bathe, douse
wharf [noun]
means "boat landing"marina, dock, quay, harbour, jetty
wishy-washy [adjective]
means "irresolute"hesitant, unstable, ambivalent, changeable, indecisive, doubtful
wisp [noun]
means "fluffy feathers"fluff, fur, hair, down
woe [noun]
means "grief"torment, worry, adversity, dolour, distress, affliction
woeful [adjective]
means "sad"sorrowful, melancholy, unhappy, sorry, doleful, mournful
wonder at [verb]
means "question"oppugn, doubt, distrust, discredit, mistrust, suspect
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