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Synonym for all [object]
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"manner"
totally, solidly, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly, totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely, quite, utterly
totally, solidly, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly, totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely, quite, utterly
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Are all documents within a company subject to data protection I come from Africa. Is it allowed to smoke at school during the break?Further results for the word "all"
any one [noun]
means "any"one, each, all
every [object]
means "quantity"each, all, any, separate, particular, individual
purely [object]
means "entirely"all
quite [object]
means "amount"all, utterly
solidly [object]
means "altogether"all, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly
whole [adjective]
means "amount"entire, complete, total, all, full, intact
all the time [object]
means "constantly"always, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, continuously, invariably
all-inclusive [object]
means "comprehensive"blanket, sweeping, unconditional, umbrella, powerful, absolute
allege [verb]
means "speech"testify, attest, certify, plead, maintain, witness, declare, swear, say, affirm, state, assert, aver
alliance [noun]
means "combination"affiliation, affinity, union, marriage, coupling, merger, relationship
alliance [noun]
means "association"affiliation, union, coalition, bloc, confederation, connection, federation
allied [adjective]
means "cooperative"joint, cooperating, concurrent, related, co-ordinated, mutual
allocation [noun]
means "grant"allotment, subsidy, funding, appropriation, allowance, stipend, contribution
allot [verb]
means "quantity"apportion, deal out, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute
allot [verb]
means "allocatation"earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign
allowable [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, permitted, available, open, free, public, unrestricted
allowance [noun]
means "authorization"authorisation, permission, approbation, approval, sanction, leave, license, permit
allowed [adjective]
means "authorised"authorized, certified, approved, affirmed, endorsed, permitted, sanctioned
alloy [noun]
means "admixture of metals"amalgam, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction
ally [verb]
means "joining"connect, integrate, confederate, combine, unite, associate, join, league
abatement [noun]
means "lessening"alleviation, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening
accept [verb]
means "agreement"allow, concede
adjustment [noun]
means "minor modification"alignment, fixing, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation
adjustment [noun]
means "arrangement"compromise, reconciliation, settlement, allotment, agreement, compensation
admit [verb]
means "permission"permit, assent, let, allow, grant, concede
admix [verb]
means "amalgamate"combine, blend, alloy, fuse, compound, devalue
affiliation [noun]
means "association"alliance, union, coalition, bloc, confederation, connection
affinity [noun]
means "fondness"alliance
affirmed [adjective]
means "authorised"authorized, certified, allowed, approved, endorsed, permitted
alike [adjective]
means "comparison"analogous, equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated
always [object]
means "time"constantly, all the time, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, continuously
amalgam [noun]
means "admixture of metals"alloy, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction
analogous [adjective]
means "alike"equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated
annuity [noun]
means "apportionment"quota, ration, allotment, share, bounty, allowance
appeal [noun]
means "attraction"charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour
approbation [noun]
means "authorisation"authorization, permission, allowance, approval, sanction, leave
appropriation [noun]
means "grant"allotment, subsidy, funding, allocation, allowance, stipend
approved [adjective]
means "authorized"authorised, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
approximately [object]
means "almost"about, roughly, nearly, all but, in round numbers, generally
as a whole [object]
means "altogether"all told, all in all, overall
assertion [noun]
means "declaration"allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation
asseverate [verb]
means "aver"contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege
associated [adjective]
means "analogous"equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, alike
assuagement [noun]
means "relief"anodyne, alleviation, balm
attest [verb]
means "say"declare, affirm, state, testify, assert, allege
balm [noun]
means "anything soothing or healing"comfort, alleviation, assuagement, consolation, relief, remedy
blanket [adjective]
means "comprehensive"all-inclusive, sweeping, unconditional, umbrella, powerful, absolute
bloc [noun]
means "association"affiliation, union, coalition, alliance, confederation, connection
ceaselessly [object]
means "constantly"all the time, regularly, continually, always, continuously, invariably
certified [adjective]
means "authorised"authorized, approved, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
champion [noun]
means "defender"sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
charisma [noun]
means "attraction"charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, appeal, glamour
claim [verb]
means "affirmation"aver, allege
classification [noun]
means "categorizing"arrangement, grouping, assortment, organisation, organization, allotment, allotting, apportionment
commit [verb]
means "action"allocate, appoint
comparable [adjective]
means "analogous"equivalent, homogeneous, alike, allied, associated
concession [noun]
means "compromise"acquiescence, allowance, adjustment, admission, granting, extenuation
concurrent [adjective]
means "cooperative"joint, cooperating, allied, related, co-ordinated, mutual
condone [verb]
means "pardon"accept, allow
confederacy [noun]
means "confederation"alliance, federation, organisation, organization, coalition, bloc
confederate [verb]
means "federate"league, associate, ally
confederate [noun]
means "accomplice"accessory, ally, associate, cohort, conspirator
confederation [verb]
means "convention"alliance, league, compact, coalition, pact
confess [verb]
means "admit"tell, avow, agree, allow, concede, acknowledge
conjoin [verb]
means "connect"associate, correlate, relate, identify with, link, ally
connection [noun]
means "amalgamation"network, consolidation, incorporation, federation, alliance, circle
consent [verb]
means "approve of"grant, approve, acquiesce, agree, allow, assent
consolidation [noun]
means "amalgamation"alliance, incorporation, union, association, confederation, federation
conspirator [noun]
means "accomplice"accessory, ally, associate, cohort, confederate
contention [noun]
means "claim"assertion, avowal, position, profession, allegation
continuously [object]
means "constantly"all the time, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, always, invariably
coupling [noun]
means "combination"affiliation, affinity, union, marriage, alliance, merger
deal out [verb]
means "apportion"allot, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute
declaration [noun]
means "assertion"allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation
defender [noun]
means "champion"sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
deposit [noun]
means "sediment"grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud, sand
desirable [adjective]
means "erotically appealing"seductive, charming, alluring, fascinating
devote [verb]
means "apply"persevere, dedicate, work at, prescribe, allot, appropriate
diminution [noun]
means "lessening"alleviation, decrease, abatement, mitigation, slackening
discount [verb]
means "abate"allow, bate, deduct, rebate, remit, subtract
enchantment [noun]
means "fascination"allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, charm, grace
every day [adjective]
means "daily"frequently, always, regularly, all the time
fable [noun]
means "language"story, legend, allegory, myth, parable, tale
faithfulness [noun]
means "devotion"allegiance, loyalty, homage, fidelity, fealty
farm out [verb]
means "contract out"contract, distribute, lease, allot, rent
favour [verb]
means "prefer"fancy, allow, sanction, approve, countenance, encourage
fealty [noun]
means "faithfulness"devotion, fidelity, loyalty, constancy, allegiance, zeal
federal [adjective]
means "confederated"associated, confederate, allied
fellowship [noun]
means "club"brotherhood, fraternity, organisation, organization, association, alliance
fixing [noun]
means "minor modification"alignment, adjustment, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation
fraternity [noun]
means "club"brotherhood, fellowship, organisation, organization, association, alliance
give out [verb]
means "apportion"deal out, parcel out, mete out, allot, dispense, distribute
give up [verb]
means "grant"allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, accord
give way [verb]
means "yield"consent, give in, relinquish, allow, cede
glamour [noun]
means "attraction"charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, appeal
have [verb]
means "permission"allow, permit
homage [noun]
means "devotion"allegiance, loyalty, faithfulness, fidelity, fealty
homogeneous [adjective]
means "analogous"equivalent, alike, comparable, allied, associated
imputation [noun]
means "accusation"complaint, allegation, charge, reproach, indictment
income [noun]
means "profession"earnings, allowance, commission, fee, pay, payment
indictment [noun]
means "accusation"complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, charge
insist [verb]
means "speech"assert, contend, claim, maintain, allege, warrant
intermix [verb]
means "mix"doctor, alloy, amalgamate, commingle, dilute, adulterate
intermixture [noun]
means "admixture of metals"amalgam, admixture, combination, alloy, mixture, reduction
intimate [verb]
means "insinuate"imply, hint, suggest, indicate, allude to
inveigle [verb]
means "delight"appeal to, please, allure, attract, entice, charm
irresistible [adjective]
means "tempting"tantalizing, enticing, fascinating, charming, alluring, appealing
leave [verb]
means "permission"let, allow, permit, suffer
let [verb]
means "permission"allow, permit, grant, suffer, leave, have
loyalty [noun]
means "devotion"allegiance, homage, faithfulness, fidelity, fealty
lull [verb]
means "soothe"calm, mollify, allay, quiet, assuage, still
lure [noun]
means "attraction"allurement, enticement, bait, temptation
magnetic [adjective]
means "captivating"inviting, irresistible, alluring, appealing, fascinating, attractive
maintain [verb]
means "affirm"allege
mitigation [noun]
means "lessening"alleviation, decrease, diminution, abatement, slackening
mixture [noun]
means "combination"blend, mix, admixture, fusion, alloy, compound
most [object]
means "amount"all but, about
much [object]
means "quantity"all but, about
myth [noun]
means "language"story, legend, allegory, fable, parable, tale
nearly [object]
means "approximation"almost, about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers
on the whole [object]
means "in all"all told, quite, all in all, altogether, generally
open [adjective]
means "permission"admissible, accessible, permitted, available, allowable, free
open-mindedness [noun]
means "tolerance"impartiality, liberality, allowance, variation, magnanimity, lenity
parable [noun]
means "tale"anecdote, allegory, yarn, story, fable, narrative
parcel out [verb]
means "apportion"deal out, allot, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute
part [verb]
means "activity"apportion, allot, deal out, distribute, mete out, parcel out
pay [noun]
means "compensation"earnings, allowance, commission, fee, income, payment
permissive [adjective]
means "approving"assenting, accordant, acquiescent, permitting, allowing, sanctioning
permit [verb]
means "agreement"allow, indulge, agree to, sanction, empower, authorise
permitted [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, open, available, allowable, free, public
persuasion [noun]
means "inducement"influencing, conversion, bribery, temptation, allurement, enticement
pervert [verb]
means "corrupt"tempt, allure
pewter [noun]
means "metal"alloy, brass, bronze
placate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, appease, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
plead [verb]
means "defend"allege, answer, vouch, apologise, apologize, cite
point out [verb]
means "refer to a source"quote, allude to, excerpt, mention, cite, enumerate
portion [noun]
means "share"allotment, apportionment, dividend, division, dole, lot
profess [verb]
means "assert"allege
promoter [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, advocate, upholder, ally
propitiate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, appease, sate
put up with [verb]
means "tolerate"endure, bear, indulge, allow, suffer, humour
quota [noun]
means "apportionment"allowance, ration, allotment, share, bounty, annuity
refund [noun]
means "compensation"reimbursement, repayment, remuneration, rebate, payment, allowance
regulating [noun]
means "minor modification"alignment, fixing, adjustment, adaptation, improvement, alleviation
relate [verb]
means "connect"link, ally, correlate, associate
relationship [noun]
means "relation"alliance, association, connection, dependence
relative [adjective]
means "connected"related, allied, affiliated, concerning, about, pertaining to
relieve [verb]
means "assuage"alleviate, ease, allay, mollify, abate, lessen
remuneration [noun]
means "payment"compensation, wage, salary, wages, allowance, stipend
reprieve [noun]
means "temporary suspension"remission, pardon, relief, alleviation, mitigation, extension
rosy [adjective]
means "cheerful"bright, favourable, optimistic, promising, alluring
sanctioned [adjective]
means "authorised"authorized, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
sate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, appease
satisfying [adjective]
means "adequate"sufficient, good, all of, ample, full
seduce [verb]
means "entice"allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite
seduction [noun]
means "captivation"mastery, conquest, domination, allure
set apart [verb]
means "allocate"earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, allot, assign
share [verb]
means "allocation"apportion, allot, distribute, dispense, partition, assign
share [noun]
means "quantity"portion, allotment, allowance, apportionment, division, part
silt [noun]
means "sediment"grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud, sand
slake [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
soften [verb]
means "ease"alleviate, mitigate, mollify, assuage, allay, abate
solace [verb]
means "relieve"alleviate, soothe, assuage, allay, soften, mitigate
soothe [verb]
means "soften"alleviate, allay, quiet, assuage, mitigate, mollify
sponsor [noun]
means "defender"champion, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
stand for [verb]
means "let"permit, allow, sanction, entitle, grant, pass
statement [noun]
means "announcement"declaration, proclamation, allegation, communication, assertion, remark
stipend [noun]
means "amount paid"advance, allowance, gratuity, wages, salary, subsidy
story [noun]
means "language"tale, anecdote, allegory, yarn, parable, fable, report, account, allegation, description, statement
suggestion [noun]
means "implication"allusion, innuendo, hint, intimation, suspicion, idea
supporter [noun]
means "fan"ally
syndicate [noun]
means "association"cooperative, coalition, organisation, organization, partnership, alliance
synthesise [verb]
means "blend"fuse, admix, alloy, integrate, merge, mix
synthesize [verb]
means "blend"fuse, admix, alloy, integrate, merge, mix
thereabouts [object]
means "almost"about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers, generally
tolerance [noun]
means "open-mindedness"impartiality, liberality, allowance, variation, magnanimity, lenity
track [noun]
means "nature"path, trail, route, alley, lane, line
unrestricted [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, permitted, available, allowable, free, public
unswerving [adjective]
means "devoted"scrupulous, allegiant, strict, faithful, ardent, thorough
upholder [noun]
means "supporter"defender, adherent, patron, promoter, advocate, ally
usurp [verb]
means "adopt"seize, confiscate, allocate, secure, take away, expropriate
vamp [verb]
means "entice"allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite
wage [noun]
means "earnings"pay, salary, stipend, allowance, fee, compensation
wages [noun]
means "payment"remuneration, wage, salary, compensation, allowance, stipend
walk [noun]
means "thing"path, sidewalk, lane, avenue, alley, passage
wide [adjective]
means "quality"comprehensive, far-reaching, universal, all-inclusive, extensive, large
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