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Synonym for all [object]

The synonym all synonymous definition words:
means "manner"
totally, solidly, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly, totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely, quite, utterly

all [adjective]

means "quantity"
whole, entire, complete, intact, total, full

all [adjective]

means "amount"
every, each, any
Further results for the word "all"

any [adjective]

means "quantity"
some, not much, any one, one, each, all

any one [noun]

means "any"
one, each, all

each [adjective]

means "quantity"
every, all, any, separate, particular, individual

every [object]

means "quantity"
each, all, any, separate, particular, individual

everybody [noun]

means "everyone"
all

everyone [object]

means "everybody"
all

purely [object]

means "entirely"
all

quite [object]

means "amount"
all, utterly

solidly [object]

means "altogether"
all, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly

whole [noun]

means "quantity"
all, sum total

whole [adjective]

means "amount"
entire, complete, total, all, full, intact

all but [object]

means "nearly"
almost, somewhat, rather, practically, most, much, about


all-inclusive [object]

means "comprehensive"
blanket, sweeping, unconditional, umbrella, powerful, absolute

all-out [adjective]

means "no holds barred"
absolute, total, utter, complete, entire


allay [verb]

means "reduce"
quell, relieve, lessen, lighten, abate, moderate, mitigate

allay [verb]

means "ease"
alleviate, cool, appease, damp, assuage, lessen, calm


allege [verb]

means "speech"
testify, attest, certify, plead, maintain, witness, declare, swear, say, affirm, state, assert, aver

alleged [adjective]

means "purported"
so-called, supposed, ostensible, pretended

allegiance [noun]

means "devotion"
homage, loyalty, faithfulness, fidelity, fealty

allegory [noun]

means "story"
legend, fable, myth, parable, tale

alleviate [verb]

means "assuage"
mitigate, lessen, relieve, soothe, ease, palliate, moderate


alley [noun]

means "nature"
path, trail, route, track, lane, line


alliance [noun]

means "association"
affiliation, union, coalition, bloc, confederation, connection, federation

allied [adjective]

means "cooperative"
joint, cooperating, concurrent, related, co-ordinated, mutual

allocate [verb]

means "allot"
earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign


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

allotment [noun]

means "share"
portion, apportionment, dividend, division, dole, lot, quota

allow [verb]

means "permission"
let, permit, stand for, sanction, entitle, grant, pass

allow [verb]

means "behaviour"
tolerate, endure, bear, indulge, put up with, suffer, humour

allow [verb]

means "agreement"
yield, consent, give in, relinquish, give way, cede

allow [verb]

means "adjustment"
deduct, concede, remit, subtract, set apart, abate

allow [verb]

means "acknowledgement"
concede, admit, profess, confess, own, have

allowable [adjective]

means "admissible"
accessible, permitted, available, open, free, public, unrestricted

allowance [noun]

means "grant"
endowment, donation, concession, benefaction, scholarship

allowance [noun]

means "discount"
bonus, deduction, reduction, rebate, remission

allowance [noun]

means "authorization"
authorisation, permission, approbation, approval, sanction, leave, license, permit

allowance [noun]

means "apportionment"
quota, ration, allotment, share, bounty, annuity, dole

allowance [noun]

means "amount paid"
advance, stipend, gratuity, wages, salary, subsidy

allowance [noun]

means "acceptance"
assent, acknowledgment, admission, concession

allowed [adjective]

means "authorised"
authorized, certified, approved, affirmed, endorsed, permitted, sanctioned

alloy [verb]

means "amalgamate"
combine, blend, admix, fuse, compound, devalue

alloy [noun]

means "admixture of metals"
amalgam, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction

allude [verb]

means "intimate"
imply, hint, suggest, insinuate, connote

allude to [verb]

means "insinuate"
imply, hint, suggest, indicate, intimate

allure [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, appeal, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

allurement [noun]

means "attraction"
lure, enticement, bait, temptation

alluring [adjective]

means "erotically appealing"
seductive, charming, desirable, fascinating

allusion [noun]

means "reference"
referral, mention, direction, citation

alluvium [noun]

means "sediment"
grounds, drift, deposit, deposition, mud, sand, silt

ally [verb]

means "joining"
connect, integrate, confederate, combine, unite, associate, join, league

ally [noun]

means "people"
associate, supporter, backer, accessory, partner, confederate, auxiliary

generally [object]

means "almost"
about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers, nearly

overall [adjective]

means "altogether"
all told, all in all, as a whole

abate [verb]

means "discount"
allow, bate, deduct, rebate, remit, subtract

abatement [noun]

means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening

accede [verb]

means "agree"
permit, allow, assent, concede, acquiesce, consent

accept [verb]

means "agreement"
allow, concede

accomplice [noun]

means "confederate"
accessory, ally, associate, cohort, conspirator

accord [verb]

means "permission"
grant, allow, bestow, show, concede, give in

acknowledge [verb]

means "admit"
tell, avow, agree, allow, concede, confess

adduce [verb]

means "cite"
advance, allege, lay, offer, present

adherent [noun]

means "follower"
aficionado, backer, devotee, advocate, disciple, ally

adjustment [noun]

means "minor modification"
alignment, fixing, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation

adjustment [noun]

means "arrangement"
compromise, reconciliation, settlement, allotment, agreement, compensation

administer [verb]

means "discharge"
contribute, minister, apportion, dispense, allot, distribute

admissible [adjective]

means "open"
accessible, permitted, available, allowable, free, public

admit [verb]

means "permission"
permit, assent, let, allow, grant, concede

admit [verb]

means "agreement"
allow to enter, receive, entertain

admix [verb]

means "amalgamate"
combine, blend, alloy, fuse, compound, devalue

adulterate [verb]

means "mix"
doctor, alloy, amalgamate, commingle, dilute, intermix

advance [noun]

means "loan"
allowance, credit

advocate [noun]

means "supporter"
defender, adherent, patron, promoter, upholder, ally

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

afford [verb]

means "means"
provide, yield, produce, furnish, allow, bear

agree [verb]

means "permission"
accede, permit, allow, assent, concede, acquiesce

agree to [verb]

means "concur"
grant, accede to, acknowledge, admit, accept, allow

alike [adjective]

means "comparison"
analogous, equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated

altogether [object]

means "in all"
all told, quite, all in all, on the whole, generally

always [object]

means "time"
constantly, all the time, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, continuously

amalgam [noun]

means "admixture of metals"
alloy, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction

amalgamate [verb]

means "mix"
doctor, alloy, adulterate, commingle, dilute, intermix

analogous [adjective]

means "alike"
equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated

anecdote [noun]

means "tale"
story, allegory, yarn, parable, fable, narrative

annuity [noun]

means "apportionment"
quota, ration, allotment, share, bounty, allowance

anodyne [noun]

means "relief"
assuagement, alleviation, balm

apologise [verb]

means "defend"
allege, answer, vouch, plead, apologize, cite

apologize [verb]

means "defend"
allege, answer, vouch, apologise, plead, cite

appeal [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, charisma, glamour

appease [verb]

means "satisfy"
mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate

appease [verb]

means "calm"
quiet, pacify, soften, alleviate, soothe, abate

apply [verb]

means "deed"
devote, persevere, dedicate, work at, prescribe, allot

apportionment [noun]

means "portion"
allotment, allowance, share, division, part, serving

approbation [noun]

means "authorisation"
authorization, permission, allowance, approval, sanction, leave

appropriate [verb]

means "adopt"
seize, confiscate, allocate, secure, take away, expropriate

appropriation [noun]

means "grant"
allotment, subsidy, funding, allocation, allowance, stipend

approve of [verb]

means "consent"
grant, approve, acquiesce, agree, allow, assent

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

assent [verb]

means "agreement"
subscribe, allow

assert [verb]

means "aver"
contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege

assertion [noun]

means "declaration"
allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation

asseverate [verb]

means "aver"
contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege

assign [verb]

means "allocate"
allot, give out, sort, consign, apportion, distribute

associate [verb]

means "connect"
conjoin, correlate, relate, identify with, link, ally

associate [verb]

means "affiliate"
ally, join, unite, federate, amalgamate, confederate

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

backer [noun]

means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, champion

bait [verb]

means "lure"
entice, allure, attract, draw, decoy

balm [noun]

means "anything soothing or healing"
comfort, alleviation, assuagement, consolation, relief, remedy

band [verb]

means "joining"
ally, affiliate

blanket [adjective]

means "comprehensive"
all-inclusive, sweeping, unconditional, umbrella, powerful, absolute

bloc [noun]

means "association"
affiliation, union, coalition, alliance, confederation, connection

brass [noun]

means "copper and zinc alloy"
alloy

broad [adjective]

means "quantity"
diffuse, all-inclusive, full, open

bronze [noun]

means "metal"
alloy, brass, pewter

calm [verb]

means "activity"
allay, soothe, pacify, console, appease, quell

cast [verb]

means "allocation"
bestow, allot, designate, appoint, determine, impart

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

charge [noun]

means "law"
accusation, complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, indictment

charisma [noun]

means "attraction"
charm, allure, interest, seductiveness, appeal, glamour

charm [verb]

means "delight"
appeal to, please, allure, attract, entice, inveigle

charm [noun]

means "fascination"
allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, enchantment, grace

cite [verb]

means "refer to a source"
quote, allude to, excerpt, mention, point out, enumerate

claim [verb]

means "affirmation"
aver, allege

claim [noun]

means "demand"
assertion, petition, request, requirement, asseveration, allegation

classification [noun]

means "categorizing"
arrangement, grouping, assortment, organisation, organization, allotment, allotting, apportionment

closeness [noun]

means "fondness"
alliance

cohort [noun]

means "associate"
companion, partner, ally, friend, contemporary, comrade

combine [verb]

means "blend"
fuse, admix, alloy, integrate, merge, mix

commit [verb]

means "action"
allocate, appoint

commute [verb]

means "reduce"
alleviate, mitigate, diminish, decrease, shorten, remit

compact [noun]

means "convention"
alliance, league, confederation, coalition, pact

company [noun]

means "corporation"
enterprise, association, alliance, concern, firm, house

comparable [adjective]

means "analogous"
equivalent, homogeneous, alike, allied, associated

compensation [noun]

means "payment"
remuneration, wage, salary, wages, allowance, stipend

competent [adjective]

means "suitable"
allowable

concede [verb]

means "concur"
grant, accede to, acknowledge, admit, agree to, allow

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

confederate [adjective]

means "confederated"
associated, federal, allied

confederation [verb]

means "convention"
alliance, league, compact, coalition, pact

confess [verb]

means "admit"
tell, avow, agree, allow, concede, acknowledge

confession [noun]

means "confessing"
disclosure, concession, allowance, admitting, revelation

conjoin [verb]

means "connect"
associate, correlate, relate, identify with, link, ally

connate [adjective]

means "related"
cognate, allied, joined, akin, alike

connection [noun]

means "amalgamation"
network, consolidation, incorporation, federation, alliance, circle

conquest [noun]

means "captivation"
mastery, seduction, domination, allure

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

constancy [noun]

means "faithfulness"
devotion, fidelity, loyalty, fealty, allegiance, zeal

contend [verb]

means "assert"
insist, claim, maintain, allege, warrant, charge

contention [noun]

means "claim"
assertion, avowal, position, profession, allegation

continuously [object]

means "constantly"
all the time, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, always, invariably

contract out [verb]

means "farm out"
contract, distribute, lease, allot, rent

cool [verb]

means "action"
calm, abate, allay, assuage, dampen, moderate

cooperate [verb]

means "unite"
confederate, band, join together, league, collaborate, ally

corporation [noun]

means "company"
enterprise, association, alliance, concern, firm, house

coupling [noun]

means "combination"
affiliation, affinity, union, marriage, alliance, merger

court [verb]

means "activity"
woo, bid, allure, attract

cushion [verb]

means "absorb"
alleviate, check, meliorate, slow

daily [object]

means "frequency"
every day, frequently, always, regularly, all the time

damp [verb]

means "activity"
slow, abate, allay, check, inhibit, moderate

deal [verb]

means "allocation"
allot, deliver, hand out, disseminate, ration, apportion

deal out [verb]

means "apportion"
allot, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute

declaration [noun]

means "assertion"
allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation

declare [verb]

means "maintain"
express, affirm, allege, assert, advocate, mention

dedicate [verb]

means "set aside"
devote, assign, allot, apportion, donate, give

dedication [noun]

means "loyalty"
commitment, devotion, allegiance, love

defender [noun]

means "champion"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

deign [verb]

means "grant"
allow, bestow, show, concede, give in, give up

deposit [noun]

means "sediment"
grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud, sand

deposition [noun]

means "declaration"
attestation, allegation, affirmation, announcement

desirable [adjective]

means "erotically appealing"
seductive, charming, alluring, fascinating

detail [verb]

means "allocation"
assign, appoint, designate, detach, allocate

devote [verb]

means "apply"
persevere, dedicate, work at, prescribe, allot, appropriate

diminution [noun]

means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, abatement, mitigation, slackening

disbursement [noun]

means "expenditure"
expense, allocation, payment

discount [verb]

means "abate"
allow, bate, deduct, rebate, remit, subtract

dispensation [noun]

means "distribution"
allocation, allotment, disbursement, endowment

dispense [verb]

means "apportion"
scatter, allot, assign, allocate, deal, distribute

distribute [verb]

means "issue"
give out, allot, share, disburse, parcel, hand out

distribution [noun]

means "dispersal"
dispersion, allotment, allotting

draw [verb]

means "action"
allure, induce

earmark [verb]

means "set aside"
reserve, allocate, keep back, maintain, designate

earnings [noun]

means "pay"
allowance, commission, fee, income, payment, emolument

ease [verb]

means "abate"
redress, palliate, relax, allay, sedate, soften, alleviate

emolument [noun]

means "earnings"
allowance, commission, fee, income, payment, pay

enchantment [noun]

means "fascination"
allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, charm, grace

endure [verb]

means "experience"
take, allow, brook, permit, submit

entice [verb]

means "seduce"
allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite

entitle [verb]

means "warrant"
allow, empower, permit, authorise, authorize, qualify

every day [adjective]

means "daily"
frequently, always, regularly, all the time

exhausted [adjective]

means "depleted"
all gone, consumed, empty, used, expended

fable [noun]

means "language"
story, legend, allegory, myth, parable, tale

faith [noun]

means "principle"
constancy, fidelity, allegiance, dependence, acceptance

faithful [adjective]

means "devoted"
scrupulous, allegiant, strict, unswerving, ardent, thorough

faithfulness [noun]

means "devotion"
allegiance, loyalty, homage, fidelity, fealty

farm out [verb]

means "contract out"
contract, distribute, lease, allot, rent

fascination [noun]

means "charm"
allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, enchantment, grace

favor [verb]

means "prefer"
fancy, allow, sanction, approve, countenance, encourage

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

fidelity [noun]

means "faithfulness"
constancy, devotion, allegiance, ardour, fealty, piety

fixing [noun]

means "minor modification"
alignment, adjustment, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation

fondness [noun]

means "affinity"
alliance

footpath [noun]

means "path"
sidewalk [US], lane, avenue, alley, passage, promenade

formidable [adjective]

means "overpowering"
all-powerful, overwhelming

fraternity [noun]

means "club"
brotherhood, fellowship, organisation, organization, association, alliance

friend [noun]

means "person"
associate, comrade, ally, compatriot, cohort, colleague

fusion [noun]

means "mixing"
blending, mixture, admixture, alloy, amalgam, coalition

give in [verb]

means "grant"
allow, bestow, show, concede, accord, give up

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

good [adjective]

means "quantity"
adequate, sufficient, satisfying, all of, ample, full

grand [adjective]

means "inclusive"
complete, comprehensive, all-inclusive

grant [verb]

means "accept"
vouchsafe, accord, admit, accede to, agree to, allow

have [verb]

means "permission"
allow, permit

help [verb]

means "health"
relieve, alleviate, cure, heal, improve, remedy

hint [noun]

means "indication"
clue, implication, allusion, reference, inkling, suspicion

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

in league [object]

means "united"
allied, joined, related, co-operative, associated, in partnership

inclusive [adjective]

means "grand"
complete, comprehensive, all-inclusive

income [noun]

means "profession"
earnings, allowance, commission, fee, pay, payment

indictment [noun]

means "accusation"
complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, charge

insinuate [verb]

means "intimate"
imply, hint, suggest, allude, connote

insinuation [noun]

means "implication"
allusion, innuendo, hint, intimation, suspicion, idea

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

intimation [noun]

means "implication"
allusion, innuendo, hint, suggestion, suspicion, idea

inveigle [verb]

means "delight"
appeal to, please, allure, attract, entice, charm

invite [verb]

means "action"
tempt, attract, entice, lure, allure, urge

irresistible [adjective]

means "tempting"
tantalizing, enticing, fascinating, charming, alluring, appealing

lawful [adjective]

means "licit"
sanctioned, justifiable, allowed, innocent

lay [verb]

means "action"
appease, allay, calm, quiet, still, suppress

lead [verb]

means "activity"
allure, convince

league [noun]

means "coalition"
alliance, fellowship, fraternity, confederacy, brotherhood, club

leave [verb]

means "permission"
let, allow, permit, suffer

leave [noun]

means "permission"
allowance, licence, liberty, freedom, blessing

legal [adjective]

means "permission"
authorized, sanctioned, allowable

let [verb]

means "permission"
allow, permit, grant, suffer, leave, have

license [verb]

means "authorize"
authorise, allow, permit, certify, sanction, accredit

lighten [verb]

means "alleviate"
mitigate, ease, allay, assuage, unburden, disburden

live and let live [verb]

means "be tolerant"
tolerate, accept, allow, condone, countenance, permit

lot [verb]

means "allocation"
allot, apportion, assign, give, allow, mete

loyalty [noun]

means "devotion"
allegiance, homage, faithfulness, fidelity, fealty

lull [verb]

means "soothe"
calm, mollify, allay, quiet, assuage, still

lure [verb]

means "entice"
allure, bait, attract, draw, seduce, tempt

lure [noun]

means "attraction"
allurement, enticement, bait, temptation

magnetic [adjective]

means "captivating"
inviting, irresistible, alluring, appealing, fascinating, attractive

magnetise [verb]

means "attract"
invite, entice, lure, draw, magnetize, allure

magnetize [verb]

means "attract"
invite, entice, lure, magnetise, draw, allure

maintain [verb]

means "affirm"
allege

margin [noun]

means "leeway"
latitude, play, allowance, freedom, room, elbowroom

mention [noun]

means "reference"
allusion, specifying, naming, notice

mete [verb]

means "distribute"
allot, apportion, measure, parcel out, dole, deal

mince [verb]

means "mitigate"
lessen, moderate, soften, alleviate, tone down, diminish

mitigation [noun]

means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, abatement, slackening

mixing [noun]

means "fusion"
blending, mixture, admixture, alloy, amalgam, coalition

mixture [noun]

means "combination"
blend, mix, admixture, fusion, alloy, compound

moderate [verb]

means "abate"
modulate, allay, restrain, appease, assuage, calm

mollify [verb]

means "relieve"
alleviate, ameliorate, decrease, diminish, allay, lessen

most [object]

means "amount"
all but, about

much [object]

means "quantity"
all but, about

myth [noun]

means "language"
story, legend, allegory, fable, parable, tale

nationalism [noun]

means "patriotism"
allegiance, loyalty

nationalistic [adjective]

means "patriotic"
loyal, allegiant, public-spirited

near [adjective]

means "joining"
related, allied, touching, attached, affecting, connected

nearly [object]

means "approximation"
almost, about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers

negotiate [verb]

means "transfer"
assign, barter, circulate, allocate, deliver, transmit

odds [noun]

means "advantage"
allowance, edge, benefit, difference, superiority, favour

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

optimistic [adjective]

means "cheerful"
bright, favourable, rosy, promising, alluring

out of print [adjective]

means "not available"
unavailable, all gone, gone, sold

own [verb]

means "acknowledgement"
admit, grant, assent to, allow, declare, avow

parable [noun]

means "tale"
anecdote, allegory, yarn, story, fable, narrative

parcel [verb]

means "activity"
allot, apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, mete out

parcel out [verb]

means "apportion"
deal out, allot, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute

pardon [noun]

means "behaviour"
absolution, exoneration, allowance, exculpation, amnesty, excuse

part [verb]

means "activity"
apportion, allot, deal out, distribute, mete out, parcel out

part [noun]

means "quantity"
allotment, quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend

partition [noun]

means "distribution"
allotment, apportionment, division, portion, share

partner [noun]

means "cohort"
co-worker, accessory, ally, accomplice, comrade, confrere

party [noun]

means "people"
alliance, body, circle, clique, combination, coterie

patriotic [adjective]

means "nationalistic"
loyal, allegiant, public-spirited

patriotism [noun]

means "nationalism"
allegiance, loyalty

pay [noun]

means "compensation"
earnings, allowance, commission, fee, income, payment

pension [noun]

means "retirement income"
retirement, annuity, support, subsidy, payment, allowance

percentage [noun]

means "royalty"
bonus, fee, duty, commission, allowance, discount

percentage [noun]

means "proportion"
ratio, quota, portion, share, allotment, slice

permissible [adjective]

means "admissible"
licit, allowable, legitimate, legal


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

pittance [noun]

means "earnings"
allowance, commission, fee, income, payment, emolument

placate [verb]

means "satisfy"
mollify, appease, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate

plead [verb]

means "defend"
allege, answer, vouch, apologise, apologize, cite

please [verb]

means "effect"
delight, appeal to, charm, allure, attract, entice

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

prescribe [verb]

means "devote"
persevere, dedicate, work at, apply, allot, appropriate

pretension [noun]

means "pretext"
motive, allegation, maintenance, ostentation

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

pull [noun]

means "attraction"
allure, appeal, inclination, inducement, influence, lure

put up with [verb]

means "tolerate"
endure, bear, indulge, allow, suffer, humour

quota [noun]

means "apportionment"
allowance, ration, allotment, share, bounty, annuity

rail [noun]

means "nature"
path, trail, route, alley, lane, line

raise [verb]

means "activity"
collect, accumulate, gather, assemble, bring together, allocate

rate [noun]

means "amount"
fare, freight, percentage, commission, allowance

ratify [verb]

means "approve"
support, sanction, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise

ration [noun]

means "portion"
allowance, share, allotment, apportionment, measure, food

refer [verb]

means "indication"
mention, allude, suggest, cite, bring up, point

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

relation [noun]

means "relationship"
alliance, association, connection, dependence

relationship [noun]

means "relation"
alliance, association, connection, dependence

relative [adjective]

means "connected"
related, allied, affiliated, concerning, about, pertaining to

relief [noun]

means "assistance"
aid, help, alleviation, ease, assuagement, remission

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

respite [verb]

means "delay"
suspend, postpone, put off, relieve, alleviate

roadway [noun]

means "road"
route, avenue, boulevard, highway, street, alley

rosy [adjective]

means "cheerful"
bright, favourable, optimistic, promising, alluring

salary [noun]

means "finance"
amount paid, stipend, gratuity, wages, allowance, subsidy

sanction [verb]

means "approve"
support, ratify, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise

sanctioned [adjective]

means "authorised"
authorized, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted

sand [noun]

means "substance"
sediment, grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud

sate [verb]

means "satisfy"
mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, appease

satisfying [adjective]

means "adequate"
sufficient, good, all of, ample, full

say [verb]

means "affirmation"
maintain, assert, hold, allege, affirm, answer

seal [noun]

means "permission"
approval, authorisation, authorization, permit, allowance

sediment [noun]

means "loess"
sand, silt, grit, soot, powder, alluvium

seduce [verb]

means "entice"
allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite

seduction [noun]

means "captivation"
mastery, conquest, domination, allure

serving [noun]

means "portion"
allotment, plateful, course, piece, quota, meal

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

sidewalk [noun]

means "path"
walk, lane, avenue, alley, passage, promenade

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

solace [noun]

means "comfort"
alleviation, consolation, relief, cheer

sold out [adjective]

means "out of stock"
depleted, moved, disappeared, all gone

soothe [verb]

means "soften"
alleviate, allay, quiet, assuage, mitigate, mollify

sound [adjective]

means "property"
allowed, sanctioned

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

stay [verb]

means "action"
appease, allay, satisfy

steal [verb]

means "action"
lure, allure, draw, gain, win

still [verb]

means "activity"
calm, allay, appease, pacify, soothe, smooth

stint [noun]

means "portion"
allotment, rate, share

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

street [noun]

means "travel"
alley, concourse

suggestion [noun]

means "implication"
allusion, innuendo, hint, intimation, suspicion, idea

supporter [noun]

means "fan"
ally

syndicate [verb]

means "associate"
affiliate, ally, connect, join together, consolidate, regulate

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

take [verb]

means "action"
allure, attract, captivate, engage, fascinate, interest


thereabouts [object]

means "almost"
about, roughly, approximately, all but, in round numbers, generally

tolerance [noun]

means "open-mindedness"
impartiality, liberality, allowance, variation, magnanimity, lenity

tolerate [verb]

means "permit"
admit, allow, recognise, recognize, oblige, indulge

track [noun]

means "nature"
path, trail, route, alley, lane, line

tranquilize [verb]

means "calm"
quiet, soothe, administer a sedative, subdue, hush, allay

unite [verb]

means "combine"
join, link, couple, connect, associate, ally

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

urge [verb]

means "language"
allege, maintain, assert, declare, asseverate, aver

usurp [verb]

means "adopt"
seize, confiscate, allocate, secure, take away, expropriate

vamp [verb]

means "entice"
allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite

venial [adjective]

means "excusable"
forgivable, pardonable, allowable, justifiable

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

woo [verb]

means "solicit"
address, cultivate, allure, entice, entreat, blandish

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