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at the same time [object]
means "while"in the act of, as, during
in the act of [object]
means "while"as, at the same time, during
inasmuch as [object]
means "because"since, as
aghast [adjective]
means "horrified"appalled, confounded, astonished, dismayed, alarmed, dumbfounded
as usual [object]
means "expected"normal, familiar, predictable, presumed, conventional, required, habitual
ascendant [noun]
means "forefather"forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor, ancestor
ascent [noun]
means "movement"rising, climbing, rise, mounting
ascertain [verb]
means "verify"prove, establish, demonstrate, substantiate, learn, determine, find out
ascertainable [adjective]
means "discernible"distinguishable, perceptible, visible, appreciable, apparent, recognisable, recognizable, tangible
ashamed [adjective]
means "abashed"contrite, sheepish, repentant, chagrined, embarrassed, confused, shamed
ashes [noun]
means "remains of what is burned"dust, soot, embers, volcanic ash
aside [object]
means "position"to one side, to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, in reserve, obliquely
asinine [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, senseless, inane, nonsensical
asleep [adjective]
means "feeling"anaesthetised, benumbed, numbed, unfeeling, paralysed, insensate, deadened, numb
aspire to [verb]
means "pursue"seek, attempt, endeavour, desire
aspiring [adjective]
means "ambitious"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising, earnest
assail [verb]
means "speech"revile, denounce, vituperate, belabour, criticise, criticize, impugn, malign, vilify
assemble [verb]
means "bring together"call together, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster, summon
assembled [adjective]
means "constructed"fabricated, completed, built, created, produced, made, contrived
assembling [noun]
means "convention"gathering, meeting, assembly, congress, throng, assemblage, mob
assembly [noun]
means "convention"gathering, meeting, assembling, congress, throng, assemblage, mob
assent [noun]
means "agreement"accord, authorisation, authorization, accession, acquiescence, consent, yes, approbation
assertion [noun]
means "declaration"allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation
assessment [noun]
means "judgment"calculation, appraisal, computation, appraisement, estimation, estimate, opinion
asseverate [verb]
means "aver"contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege, assert
assiduity [noun]
means "persistence"diligence, industry, attention, application, effort, devotion, study
assiduous [noun]
means "continuous"tireless, untiring, unrelenting, persisting, unflagging, consistent
assiduous [adjective]
means "careful"painstaking, punctilious, attentive, exacting, scrupulous, patient, studious
assign [verb]
means "appoint"commission, specify, designate, authorise, authorize, determine, delegate, devote
assignation [noun]
means "meeting"date, interview, engagement, rendezvous, agreement, tryst, appointment
assignment [noun]
means "designation"authorisation, authorization, nomination, appointment, naming, fixing, setting
assistant [noun]
means "aide"accessory, subsidiary, auxiliary, attaché, helper, confederate, adjutant
assisting [adjective]
means "aiding"helpful, supporting, helping, cooperating, auxiliary, sustaining, assistant
associate [verb]
means "associate with"consort, fraternise, fraternize, socialise, socialize, keep company, hobnob
associate [noun]
means "comrade"assistant, affiliate, equal, colleague, companion, accomplice, mate
association [noun]
means "relationship"friendship, affinity, companionship, fraternisation, fraternization, fellowship, brotherhood, intimacy
association [noun]
means "mental connection"relation, recollection, correlation, impression, combination, remembrance, response
association [noun]
means "alliance"coalition, brotherhood, corporation, organisation, organization, league, club, company
assortment [noun]
means "aggregation"variety, accumulation, set, multitude, collection, series, store
assumed [adjective]
means "false"fictitious, counterfeit, spurious, pretended, hypothetical, synthetic, illusory
assuming [noun]
means "supposition"conjecture, surmise, presupposition, assumption, presumption, hypothesis
assumption [noun]
means "supposition"conjecture, surmise, presupposition, assuming, presumption, hypothesis
assumption [noun]
means "arrogance"nerve, haughtiness, conceit, pride, contumely, effrontery, forwardness
assurance [noun]
means "confidence"certainty, faith, conviction, self-assurance, firmness, trust, certitude
assurance [noun]
means "boldness"arrogance, audacity, insolence, effrontery, cheek, impertinence, impudence
assure [verb]
means "affirmation"affirm, attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver, vouch for, swear
assured [adjective]
means "sure"obvious, certain, secure, convinced, satisfied, confident, positive
astonished [adjective]
means "horrified"appalled, confounded, aghast, dismayed, alarmed, dumbfounded, overwhelmed
astounding [adjective]
means "marvellous"wonderful, amazing, spectacular, astonishing, fabulous, incredible, unbelievable
astray [object]
means "property"wrong, faulty, unfair, amiss, erroneous, erring, imperfect, unlawful
astronomical [adjective]
means "celestial"astral, planetary, heavenly
astute [adjective]
means "discerning"perceptive, keen, penetrating, perspicacious, eagle-eyed, sagacious, quick
asymmetric [adjective]
means "uneven"disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, irregular
classification [noun]
means "categorizing"arrangement, grouping, assortment, organisation, organization, allotment
invasion [noun]
means "attack"raid, assault, onslaught, offensive, combat, storming
reassure [verb]
means "hearten"assure, encourage, inspire, enthuse
sarcasm [noun]
means "bitterness"acrimony, severity, astringency, asperity, sharpness, ill temper
self-assured [adjective]
means "confident"self-confident, poised, assured, smug, self-satisfied, cocksure
Machiavellian [adjective]
means "shrewd"clever, crafty, cunning, sly, wily, astute
absorb [verb]
means "understand"assimilate, grasp, learn, sense
abstinent [adjective]
means "chaste"celibate, abstemious, virgin, virginal, monastic, asexual
abuse [verb]
means "malign"assail, asperse, berate, insult, libel, defame
accessory [noun]
means "aide"auxiliary, subsidiary, assistant, attaché, helper, confederate
acclimatize [verb]
means "adapt"acclimatise, assimilate, accustom, conform
accordingly [object]
means "thus"consequently, hence, as a result, therefore
accredit [verb]
means "attribute"ascribe, assign, impute, advance, bring up, offer
acidity [noun]
means "bitterness"tartness, acerbity, astringency
acquiescence [noun]
means "consent"assent
acrimony [noun]
means "bitterness"asperity, severity, astringency, sarcasm, sharpness, ill temper
adjutant [noun]
means "aide"accessory, subsidiary, assistant, attaché, helper, confederate
affected [adjective]
means "unnatural"assumed, insincere, feigned, pretentious, pretended, simulated
affinity [noun]
means "resemblance"similarity, likeness, correspondence, association, attractiveness
aft [adjective]
means "abaft"rearward, behind, back, to the rear, astern
aggregate [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, totality, assemblage, body, gross
agree [verb]
means "permission"accede, permit, allow, assent, concede, acquiesce
agree with [verb]
means "concur"approve, acquiesce, agree on, come to terms, assent, accede
aid [verb]
means "deed"assist, favour, foster, nourish, uphold, back
aid [noun]
means "deed"help, assistance, benefit, furtherance, avail, relief
aide [noun]
means "assistant"adjunct, affiliate, attaché, associate, subordinate
aiding [adjective]
means "auxiliary"helpful, supporting, helping, cooperating, assisting, sustaining, assistant
albeit [object]
means "despite"notwithstanding, however, aside
alderman [noun]
means "municipal legislator"councilman, assemblyman, representative, elector, solon, ward officer
alike [adjective]
means "comparison"analogous, equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated
allot [verb]
means "allocatation"earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign
alongside [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, aside, in reserve
amazing [adjective]
means "extraordinary"phenomenal, remarkable, portentous, incredible, astounding, indescribable
amiss [adjective]
means "wrong"faulty, unfair, astray, erroneous, erring, imperfect
analogous [adjective]
means "alike"equivalent, homogeneous, comparable, allied, associated
analyze [verb]
means "examine minutely"examine, scrutinize, investigate, study in detail, assess carefully, inspect
ancestor [noun]
means "forefather"ascendant
anodyne [noun]
means "relief"assuagement, alleviation, balm
anoint [verb]
means "besprinkle"asperse
application [noun]
means "persistence"diligence, industry, attention, assiduity, effort, devotion
apply [verb]
means "deed"appropriate, assign
appointment [noun]
means "meeting"assignation
appointment [noun]
means "designation"nomination, assignment, choice, selection, designating, installation
appraisal [noun]
means "judgment"calculation, estimate, computation, appraisement, estimation, assessment
appreciable [adjective]
means "discernible"distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, recognisable
approve of [verb]
means "consent"grant, approve, acquiesce, agree, allow, assent
attaché [noun]
means "assistant"aide, affiliate, adjunct, associate, subordinate
attack [verb]
means "speech"criticise, criticize, impugn, assail, revile, denounce
attack [verb]
means "action"assail, assault, storm, charge, strike, set upon
attempt [verb]
means "try"aspire, make an effort, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
attempt [verb]
means "attack"assail, combat, assault
attractiveness [noun]
means "resemblance"similarity, likeness, correspondence, association, affinity
austere [adjective]
means "acerbic"bitter, sharp, astringent, acid, harsh, sour
auxiliary [noun]
means "aide"accessory, subsidiary, assistant, attaché, helper, confederate
auxiliary [adjective]
means "aiding"helpful, supporting, helping, cooperating, assisting, sustaining, assistant
avail [noun]
means "help"assistance, benefit, furtherance, aid, relief, service
awe [verb]
means "daunt"astonish, stupefy, shock, overwhelm, intimidate, amaze
bafflement [noun]
means "confusion"puzzlement, astonishment, mystification, quandary, bewilderment, distraction
bail out [verb]
means "help out"relieve, aid, assist
balm [noun]
means "anything soothing or healing"comfort, alleviation, assuagement, consolation, relief, remedy
baptise [verb]
means "besprinkle"asperse
baptize [verb]
means "besprinkle"asperse
beating [noun]
means "attack"battery, violence, assault, aggression, hitting
because of [object]
means "in view of"taking into account, considering, in consideration of, as regards
beg [verb]
means "behaviour"appeal, request, seek, ask, desire, beseech
belabour [verb]
means "revile"denounce, vituperate, assail, criticise, criticize, impugn
belief [noun]
means "conviction"hypothesis, assurance, postulate, philosophy, inference, persuasion
believing [adjective]
means "accepting"assuming, holding a view, maintaining, presuming, under the impression, putting faith in
besides [object]
means "over and above"as well as, aside from, beyond, apart from, else
besiege [verb]
means "assail"attack, strike, invade, charge, storm, assault
bewilderment [noun]
means "bafflement"puzzlement, astonishment, mystification, quandary, confusion, distraction
blame [verb]
means "attribution"ascribe, charge, impute, credit
blank [adjective]
means "property"amazed, vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered
blending [noun]
means "joining"junction, association, uniting, combination, admixture, fusion
bloodless [adjective]
means "pale"pallid, anaemic, sickly, wan, ashen
borrow [verb]
means "possession"adopt, assume, appropriate
bracket [verb]
means "associate"relate, correlate, attribute, connect, identify with, assign
bring up [verb]
means "attribute"ascribe, accredit, impute, advance, assign, offer
brotherhood [noun]
means "fraternity"association, organisation, organization
built [adjective]
means "constructed"fabricated, completed, assembled, created, produced, made
businesslike [adjective]
means "professional"systematic, intent, orderly, scrupulous, assiduous, brisk
busy [adjective]
means "characteristic"industrious, assiduous, fraught, diligent, sedulous, hardworking
butcher [noun]
means "killer"assassin, murderer, thug
calculable [adjective]
means "measurable"ascertainable, estimable, predictable, accountable, computable
call for [verb]
means "demand"claim, ask, impose, exact, expect, require
call in [verb]
means "invite"ask, suggest, urge, prompt, beckon
call together [verb]
means "bring together"assemble, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster
calm [verb]
means "activity"assuage, still
calumny [noun]
means "defamation"aspersion, disgrace, blame, infamy, obloquy, censure
camaraderie [noun]
means "friendly intercourse"fellowship, comradeship, affability, association, communion, fraternity
capital [noun]
means "resources"money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
catechize [verb]
means "interrogate"question, inquire, quiz, ask
categorize [verb]
means "categorise"assort, classify, arrange, class, type, group
caustic [adjective]
means "having a very high ph"burning, alkaline, corrosive, erosive, astringent, antacid
celibate [adjective]
means "chaste"abstinent, abstemious, virgin, virginal, monastic, asexual
certain [adjective]
means "sure"obvious, assured, secure, convinced, satisfied, confident
certitude [noun]
means "confidence"assurance
choke [verb]
means "strangle"stifle, throttle, smother, suffocate, asphyxiate, gag
climbing [noun]
means "ascent"rising, ascension, rise, mounting
close [adjective]
means "characteristic"painstaking, assiduous, concentrated, constant, earnest, fixed
co-worker [noun]
means "associate"colleague, affiliate, assistant, partner, agency, fellow
collection [noun]
means "aggregation"variety, accumulation, set, multitude, assortment, series
combination [noun]
means "joining"junction, association, uniting, blending, admixture, fusion
combination [noun]
means "alliance"association, coalition, league, organisation, organization, faction
combination [noun]
means "aggregation"assortment, aggregate, medley, conglomeration, composite, mélange
come at [verb]
means "attack"assault, assail, invade
come up [verb]
means "go up"ascend, rise, climb, stand, mount, arise
command [noun]
means "mastery"authority, ascendancy, head, dominion, control, power
commission [verb]
means "empower"authorise, authorize, order, appoint, assign, bid
commission [noun]
means "entrustment"delegation, sending, authorizing, assignment
commissioned [adjective]
means "chosen"designated, appointed, selected, named, assigned, picked
companionship [noun]
means "fellowship"association, friendship, fraternity, company, society, camaraderie
company [noun]
means "fellowship"association, friendship, fraternity, companionship, society, camaraderie
comparable [adjective]
means "analogous"equivalent, homogeneous, alike, allied, associated
comrade [noun]
means "associate"assistant, affiliate, equal, colleague, companion, accomplice
comradeship [noun]
means "friendly intercourse"camaraderie, fellowship, affability, association, communion, fraternity
concern [noun]
means "importance"association
conclusion [noun]
means "inference"deduction, realisation, realization, presumption, understanding, assumption
concomitant [adjective]
means "attendant"accompanying, associated with, connected, coupled with, coordinated, concurrent
concrete [noun]
means "pavement"cement, mortar, asphalt
concur [verb]
means "agree with"approve, acquiesce, agree on, come to terms, assent, accede
confederate [verb]
means "federate"league, associate, ally
confederate [noun]
means "accomplice"accessory, ally, associate, cohort, conspirator
confiscate [verb]
means "appropriate"assume, seize, expropriate, arrogate, usurp
confluence [noun]
means "meeting"crowd, gathering, assembly, concourse
confusion [noun]
means "bafflement"puzzlement, astonishment, mystification, quandary, bewilderment, distraction
conglomeration [noun]
means "aggregation"assortment, aggregate, medley, combination, composite, mélange
congregate [verb]
means "gather"aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, get together
conjectural [adjective]
means "hypothetical"theoretical, speculative, doubtful, supposititious, presumptive, assumed
conjoin [verb]
means "connect"associate, correlate, relate, identify with, link, ally
conjunction [noun]
means "connection"unification, incorporation, association, union, combination, consolidation
connected [adjective]
means "joined in order"coherent, associated, undivided, consecutive, contiguous, constant
connection [noun]
means "affiliation"kinship, reciprocity, respect, affinity, association, relationship
connotation [noun]
means "something implied"implication, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification
consent [verb]
means "approve of"grant, approve, acquiesce, agree, allow, assent
consent [noun]
means "acquiescence"assent
consequently [object]
means "thus"accordingly, hence, as a result, therefore
consign [verb]
means "entrust"appoint, authorise, authorize, delegate, commission, assign
consistent [adjective]
means "constant"uniform, faithful, undeviating, unwavering, steady, assiduous
consolidation [noun]
means "amalgamation"alliance, incorporation, union, association, confederation, federation
consort [verb]
means "join"fraternise, fraternize, associate, befriend, accompany
conspirator [noun]
means "accomplice"accessory, ally, associate, cohort, confederate
constant [adjective]
means "determined"diligent, assiduous, steadfast, persevering, steady, resolute
constitution [noun]
means "character"disposition, aspect, organisation, organization, structure, essence
content [adjective]
means "agreeable"assenting, resigned, quiescent, tranquil, willing, peaceful
contention [noun]
means "claim"assertion, avowal, position, profession, allegation
contiguous [adjective]
means "joined in order"coherent, associated, undivided, consecutive, connected, constant
contorted [adjective]
means "deformed"distorted, askew, crooked, awry, gnarled, disfigured
contracting [adjective]
means "constrictive"binding, astringent
contribution [noun]
means "addition"improvement, increase, augmentation, supplement, subsidy, assistance
contributor [noun]
means "co-operator"associate, collaborator, colleague, helper, assistant
contrived [adjective]
means "constructed"fabricated, completed, assembled, created, produced, made
contumely [noun]
means "arrogance"nerve, haughtiness, conceit, pride, assumption, effrontery
conversant [adjective]
means "familiar with"learned, knowledgeable, associating, practiced, acquainted, proficient
convoke [verb]
means "gather"meet, collect, muster, assemble, flock, convene
coolness [noun]
means "aplomb"assurance, poise, intrepidity, self-confidence, courage, bravery
cooperating [adjective]
means "aiding"helpful, supporting, helping, auxiliary, assisting, sustaining, assistant
corporation [noun]
means "company"enterprise, association, alliance, concern, firm, house
created [adjective]
means "constructed"fabricated, completed, assembled, built, produced, made
credence [noun]
means "faith"acceptance, assent, belief, credit, trust, confidence
crony [noun]
means "friend"acquaintance, associate, colleague, pal, companion
cure [noun]
means "health"help, aid, assistance, relief, reparation, redress
customarily [object]
means "ordinarily"regularly, routinely, as a matter of course, commonly
date [noun]
means "event"appointment, tryst, engagement, assignation, rendezvous, interview
dazed [adjective]
means "amazed"vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered, blank
deem [verb]
means "estimate"think, assess, consider, count, account, hold
defamation [noun]
means "obloquy"aspersion, disgrace, blame, infamy, calumny, censure
define [verb]
means "activity"render precisely, determine, characterise, characterize, ascertain, elucidate
defunct [adjective]
means "deceased"late, expired, asleep, dead, departed
delegation [noun]
means "entrustment"commission, sending, authorizing, assignment
detraction [noun]
means "insult"affront, aspersion, abuse, censure, condemnation, defamation
devote [verb]
means "apply"assign
digest [verb]
means "consider"assimilate, analyse, contemplate, ponder, reflect upon, ruminate over
digression [noun]
means "monologue"aside, departure, diversion, whisper, side show
diligence [noun]
means "persistence"application, industry, attention, assiduity, effort, devotion
diligent [adjective]
means "industrious"hardworking, assiduous, attentive, busy, constant, occupied
disfigured [adjective]
means "deformed"distorted, askew, contorted, awry, gnarled, crooked
dismayed [adjective]
means "horrified"appalled, confounded, astonished, aghast, alarmed, dumbfounded
disparagement [noun]
means "detraction"aspersion, depreciation, debasement, lie, degradation
disproportionate [adjective]
means "uneven"irregular, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric
distorted [adjective]
means "deformed"crooked, askew, contorted, awry, gnarled, disfigured
dominant [adjective]
means "governing"ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
domination [noun]
means "mastery"authority, ascendancy, head, dominion, control, power
dumbfounded [adjective]
means "amazed"astonished, puzzled, flabbergasted, surprised, overwhelmed, shocked
dunk [verb]
means "besprinkle"asperse
engage [verb]
means "fight"attack, assault, strike, fall upon
engagement [noun]
means "meeting"assignation
enter into [verb]
means "covenant"pact, make terms, agree on, pledge, promise, assent
enter upon [verb]
means "undertake"take on, shoulder, assume
entreat [verb]
means "appeal for"ask
entrust [verb]
means "trust"assign, consign, commission, commit
establish [verb]
means "verify"prove, ascertain, demonstrate, substantiate, learn, determine
established [adjective]
means "proved"ascertained, approved, authenticated, confirmed, determined, verified
estimate [noun]
means "judgment"calculation, appraisal, computation, appraisement, estimation, assessment
estimation [noun]
means "judgment"assessment
evaluate [verb]
means "judge"assess, weigh, review, consider, reckon
even [object]
means "part of speech"also, as well, moreover, likewise, plus
excepting [object]
means "except"aside from, but, save, let alone, excluding, without
excluding [object]
means "except"aside from, excepting, save, let alone, but, without
execution [noun]
means "gangland slaying"murder, assassination, strangling, slaying
experiment [noun]
means "test"check, assay, examination, trial run, procedure, proof
expired [adjective]
means "deceased"late, dead, asleep, defunct, departed
expropriate [verb]
means "appropriate"confiscate, seize, assume, arrogate, usurp
extraordinary [adjective]
means "portentous"phenomenal, remarkable, amazing, incredible, astounding, indescribable
fabricate [verb]
means "build"assemble
fabulous [adjective]
means "marvellous"wonderful, amazing, spectacular, astonishing, astounding, incredible
familiar [noun]
means "companion"associate, friend
favor [verb]
means "aid"assist, help, support
favorable [adjective]
means "approving"approbatory, commending, assenting, recommendatory, complimentary, agreeable
favour [verb]
means "aid"assist, help, support
federal [adjective]
means "confederated"associated, confederate, allied
federation [noun]
means "alliance"association, coalition, league, organisation, organization, faction
fee [noun]
means "cost"amount, assessment, charge, toll, encumbrance, price
fellow [noun]
means "graduate student"graduate, assistant, associate, pensioner, licentiate, academician
fellow [adjective]
means "colleague"peer, equal, associate, member, friend, contemporary
fellowship [noun]
means "friendly intercourse"camaraderie, comradeship, affability, association, communion, fraternity
fellowship [noun]
means "club"brotherhood, fraternity, organisation, organization, association, alliance
fighter [noun]
means "combatant"assailant, aggressor, warrior, brawler, soldier
footnote [noun]
means "commentary"explanation, annotation, assessment, comment, criticism, critique
foray [noun]
means "attack"assault, advance, descent, incursion, raid
forebear [noun]
means "forefather"ascendant
fraternisation [noun]
means "relationship"friendship, affinity, companionship, association, fraternization, fellowship
fraternise [verb]
means "mix"fraternize, hobnob, associate, socialise, socialize, consort
fraternity [noun]
means "club"brotherhood, fellowship, organisation, organization, association, alliance
fraternization [noun]
means "relationship"friendship, affinity, companionship, fraternisation, association, fellowship
fraternize [verb]
means "fraternise"mix, hobnob, associate, socialise, socialize, consort
fraught [adjective]
means "industrious"assiduous, busy, diligent, sedulous, hardworking, overworked
friendship [noun]
means "being friends"companionship, fellowship, camaraderie, association, familiarity, brotherhood
front [noun]
means "behaviour"effrontery, assurance, face, rudeness
full [adjective]
means "property"occupied, assigned, reserved, taken
gather [verb]
means "congregate"aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, get together
gather [verb]
means "conclude"infer, assume, deduce, learn, understand
gathering [noun]
means "assemblage"aggregation, assembly, congregation, convocation, crowd, meeting
get together [verb]
means "congregate"aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, gather
gnarled [adjective]
means "deformed"distorted, askew, contorted, awry, crooked, disfigured
go up [verb]
means "arise"ascend, rise, climb, stand, mount, come up
government [noun]
means "system of administration"administration, assembly, congress, legislature, regime
granted [adjective]
means "presumed"understood, accepted, assumed, postulated
group [verb]
means "activity"assemble, collect, gather, cluster
guarantee [verb]
means "ensure"secure, vouch for, assure, attest, promise, guaranty
guess [noun]
means "anticipation"conjecture, assumption, hypothesis, postulate, presupposition, notion
guild [noun]
means "professional group"union, association, society, trade group, organisation, organization
handout [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, aid, welfare, dole, backing, subsidy
harbour [noun]
means "refuge"asylum, chamber, cover, haven, protection, house
hard-working [adjective]
means "industrious"assiduous, diligent, laborious, sedulous, busy, overworked
harshness [noun]
means "roughness"asperity, rudeness, unevenness
have [verb]
means "activity"assert, asseverate, aver, hold, maintain, testify
help [verb]
means "assistance"aid, abet, assist, support, uphold, back
help out [verb]
means "bail out"relieve, aid, assist
herd [verb]
means "assemble"associate, flock, keep company
hitting [noun]
means "attack"beating, violence, assault, aggression, battery
hobnob [verb]
means "associate with"associate
hobnob with [verb]
means "be on familiar terms"fraternise, fraternize, associate with, mingle, socialise, socialize
homogeneous [adjective]
means "analogous"equivalent, alike, comparable, allied, associated
hypothesis [noun]
means "conjecture"assumption, guess, postulate, presupposition, notion, presumption
idiotic [adjective]
means "foolish"asinine
imagine [verb]
means "understand"assume, suppose, believe, expect, gather
imagine [verb]
means "think"assume
implication [noun]
means "something implied"connotation, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification
imply [verb]
means "activity"presuppose, assume
impose [verb]
means "demand"claim, call for, ask, exact, expect, require
impugn [verb]
means "criticise"criticize, attack, assail, revile, denounce, blame
impute [verb]
means "accuse"emphasise, emphasize, charge, impugn, assert, press
in consideration of [adjective]
means "in view of"taking into account, considering, because of, as regards
in cooperation with [adjective]
means "in collaboration with"together with, with help from, in concert with, assisting
in pieces [adjective]
means "to pieces"in two, divided, asunder
in reserve [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, aside
in the making [adjective]
means "prevalent"abroad, astir, in the air, common, popular, rampant
in view of [adjective]
means "in consideration of"considering, because, taking into account, as regards
inclining [adjective]
means "bias"bevel, oblique, diagonal, askew, biased, slanted
including [object]
means "in addition to"along with, as well as, together with
incursion [noun]
means "attack"assault, advance, foray, descent, raid
industrious [adjective]
means "busy"assiduous, fraught, diligent, sedulous, hardworking, overworked
industry [noun]
means "activity"assiduity
infamy [noun]
means "defamation"aspersion, disgrace, blame, obloquy, calumny, censure
ingenious [adjective]
means "smart"astute, bright, clever, discerning, acute, intelligent
inhalation [noun]
means "digestion"absorption, osmosis, assimilation, transformation
insist [verb]
means "speech"assert, contend, claim, maintain, allege, warrant
interrogation [verb]
means "inquire"query, survey, examine, question, ask
intimate [noun]
means "friend"confidant, pal, buddy, chum, associate, crony
intimidate [verb]
means "daunt"astonish, stupefy, shock, overwhelm, awe, amaze
intrepidity [noun]
means "aplomb"coolness, poise, assurance, self-confidence, courage, bravery
intrinsically [object]
means "in itself"as such, alone
investment [noun]
means "resources"money, property, assets, cash, capital, means
invite [verb]
means "speech"request, solicit, bid, ask, summon, call
involvement [noun]
means "commitment"engagement, responsibility, association, connection, preoccupation
irregular [adjective]
means "uneven"disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric
job [noun]
means "deed"task, assignment, chore, duty, role
joining [noun]
means "assembling"assembly, construction, attachment, collection
judgment [verb]
means "estimate"calculation, appraisal, computation, appraisement, estimation, assessment
keenness [noun]
means "acumen"insight, cogency, astuteness, sharpness, acuteness, wisdom
kill [verb]
means "criminality"slay, murder, execute, butcher, assassinate, slaughter
killing [adjective]
means "murder"manslaughter, violent death, slaying, homicide, assassination, bloodshed
kisser [noun]
means "front"appearance, facade, dial, aspect, face, countenance
knowable [adjective]
means "comprehensible"discernible, apparent, conceivable, fathomable, ascertainable, recognisable
knowledgeable [adjective]
means "familiar with"learned, conversant, associating, practiced, acquainted, proficient
laterally [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, aside, alongside, in reserve
lay [verb]
means "action"attribute, ascribe, blame, impute, charge, point, impose, charge, burden, penalise, penalize, assess
legislature [noun]
means "legal body"congress, parliament, council, assembly
let alone [object]
means "except"aside from, excepting, save, but, excluding, without
likewise [adjective]
means "in addition"additionally, also, as well, along, besides, furthermore
liquidate [verb]
means "murder"kill, assassinate, dispatch, annihilate, do in, execute
liquidation [noun]
means "murder"manslaughter, violent death, slaying, homicide, assassination, bloodshed
look [noun]
means "appearance"air, manner, mien, aspect
lot [verb]
means "allocation"allot, apportion, assign, give, allow, mete
lull [verb]
means "soothe"calm, mollify, allay, quiet, assuage, still
maintain [verb]
means "affirm"declare, state, assert, contend, claim, hold
make an effort [verb]
means "try"aspire, attempt, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
manslaughter [noun]
means "killing"assassination, annihilation, blood, homicide, carnage, murder
manufacture [verb]
means "make"put together, build, set up, fashion, assemble, construct
manufacturing [noun]
means "production"fabrication, building, construction, assembly, assembling, casting
marvellous [adjective]
means "miraculous"supernatural, phenomenal, unusual, astonishing, astounding, strange
marvelous [adjective]
means "miraculous"supernatural, phenomenal, unusual, astonishing, astounding, strange
mate [noun]
means "comrade"assistant, affiliate, equal, colleague, companion, accomplice, associate
meet [verb]
means "group"gather, assemble, collect, congregate, convene, muster
mitigate [verb]
means "alleviate"assuage, lessen, relieve, soothe, ease, palliate
mix [verb]
means "association"fraternize, fraternise, hobnob, associate, socialise, socialize
mixed [adjective]
means "various"assorted, miscellaneous, diverse, different
molest [verb]
means "violate"rape, ravish, attack, assault
moreover [object]
means "also"as well, even, likewise, plus
motley [adjective]
means "heterogeneous"mixed, miscellaneous, assorted, indiscriminate, varied, sundry
moving [adjective]
means "in motion"mobile, unstable, going, shifting, ascending, descending
multifarious [adjective]
means "multiple"numerous, various, manifold, assorted, miscellaneous, motley
murder [noun]
means "criminality"killing, assassination, annihilation, homicide, carnage, manslaughter
murderer [noun]
means "killer"assassin, butcher, thug
muster [noun]
means "gathering"assemblage, assembly, collection, congregation, convention
mystification [noun]
means "bafflement"puzzlement, astonishment, confusion, quandary, bewilderment, distraction
named [adjective]
means "chosen"designated, appointed, selected, commissioned, assigned, picked
napping [adjective]
means "gullible"undoubting, innocent, unaware, unsuspecting, asleep, unprepared
necessary [adjective]
means "inevitable"involuntary, unavoidable, undeniable, assured, certain, imminent
neighbour [noun]
means "nearby resident"acquaintance, associate, friend, bystander
numb [adjective]
means "anaesthetised"asleep
oblique [adjective]
means "askew"askance
obliquely [object]
means "to one side"aside
obloquy [noun]
means "defamation"aspersion, disgrace, blame, infamy, calumny, censure
omnipotence [noun]
means "authority"ascendancy, domination, jurisdiction, command, hegemony, power
on foot [adjective]
means "walking"afoot, astir, at large, pedestrian
onslaught [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, assault, offensive, combat, storming
optimism [noun]
means "confidence"assurance, encouragement, trust, calmness, expectancy, expectation
orient [noun]
means "Far East"Asia, Middle East, China
osmosis [noun]
means "digestion"absorption, assimilation, inhalation, transformation
overall [adjective]
means "altogether"all told, all in all, as a whole
pal [noun]
means "friend"confidant, intimate, buddy, chum, associate, crony
pale [adjective]
means "colour"colourless, ashen, bleached, blanched, doughy, pallid
pallid [adjective]
means "drab"colourless, lack-lustre, lifeless, pale, dull, ashen
partner [noun]
means "cohort"associate
patient [adjective]
means "diligent"assiduous, indefatigable, persevering, persistent, sedulous, untiring
perceptive [adjective]
means "discerning"perspicacious, sharp, sagacious, wise, on the ball, astute
peremptory [adjective]
means "authoritative"arbitrary, autocratic, tyrannical, dictatorial, assertive, dogmatic
permissive [adjective]
means "approving"assenting, accordant, acquiescent, permitting, allowing, sanctioning
perplexity [noun]
means "bewilderment"astonishment, puzzlement, stupefaction, confusion, uncertainty, quandary
persevering [adjective]
means "determined"diligent, assiduous, steadfast, constant, steady, resolute
persisting [adjective]
means "continuous"tireless, untiring, unrelenting, assiduous, unflagging, consistent
phenomenal [adjective]
means "extraordinary"sensational, spectacular, marvellous, amazing, astonishing
placate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, appease, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
plus [object]
means "addition"also, as well, moreover, likewise, even
portentous [adjective]
means "extraordinary"phenomenal, remarkable, amazing, incredible, astounding, indescribable
powder [noun]
means "substance"dirt, ashes, grime, dust
power [noun]
means "rule"authority, ascendancy, domination, jurisdiction, command, hegemony
preponderance [noun]
means "majority"ascendancy, primacy, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sovereignty
prescribe [verb]
means "devote"assign
presuppose [verb]
means "presume"infer, give, assume, suppose, deem, believe
presupposition [noun]
means "supposition"conjecture, surmise, assumption, assuming, presumption, hypothesis
pretended [adjective]
means "counterfeit"assumed, pretentious, put on
primacy [noun]
means "majority"ascendancy, preponderance, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sovereignty
prodigious [adjective]
means "unusual"phenomenal, amazing, preternatural, astonishing, astounding, extraordinary
produced [adjective]
means "constructed"fabricated, completed, assembled, created, built, made
prom [noun]
means "dance"masquerade, reception, ball, promenade, assembly
promise [verb]
means "pledge"assure
promote [verb]
means "elevate"advance, ascend
property [noun]
means "possessions"belongings, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
propitiate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, appease, sate
protest [verb]
means "assert"affirm, asseverate, attest, aver, avow, declare
prove [verb]
means "activity"test, assay, examine, try, verify, ascertain, corroborate, confirm, certify, demonstrate
punctilious [adjective]
means "careful"painstaking, assiduous, attentive, exacting, scrupulous, patient
pungency [noun]
means "tartness"acidity, acerbity, bitterness, astringency
puritan [noun]
means "holy person"monk, penitent, ascetic
put on [adjective]
means "pretence"feigned, pretended, assumed, simulated, faked, calculated
putative [adjective]
means "commonly accepted"accepted, supposed, reputed, presumed, assumed, so-called
puzzlement [noun]
means "bafflement"confusion, astonishment, mystification, quandary, bewilderment, distraction
query [noun]
means "inquire"ask, interrogate, survey, examine, question, interrogation
quiescent [adjective]
means "agreeable"assenting, resigned, content, tranquil, willing, peaceful
raise [verb]
means "activity"collect, accumulate, gather, assemble, bring together, allocate
rally [noun]
means "gathering"celebration, convocation, convention, assembly, meeting, session
rate [verb]
means "activity"appraise, evaluate, rank, assess, grade, reckon
reckon [verb]
means "estimate"think, assess, consider, count, deem, hold
recognisable [adjective]
means "discernible"distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, appreciable
recognizable [adjective]
means "discernible"distinguishable, perceptible, visible, ascertainable, apparent, recognisable
reflect upon [verb]
means "consider"assimilate, analyse, contemplate, ponder, digest, ruminate over
regarding [object]
means "apropos"about, as regards, concerning
relate [verb]
means "connect"link, ally, correlate, associate
related [adjective]
means "connected"relevant, associated, pertinent, applicable, interrelated
relationship [noun]
means "relation"alliance, association, connection, dependence
relieve [verb]
means "aid"assist, help, remedy, succour, support, sustain
remark [noun]
means "language"statement, assertion, expression, declaration, observation, mention, commentary, asseveration
rendezvous [verb]
means "meet"gather, assemble, get together, congregate
reputed [adjective]
means "commonly accepted"accepted, supposed, putative, presumed, assumed, so-called
require [verb]
means "demand"ask
resigned [adjective]
means "agreeable"assenting, content, quiescent, tranquil, willing, peaceful
resources [noun]
means "capital"money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
restrained [adjective]
means "unwilling"ashamed, hesitant, reluctant, muddled
retreat [noun]
means "refuge"sanctuary, shelter, asylum, haven, harbour, hideaway
ridiculous [adjective]
means "senseless"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine, inane
rising [noun]
means "ascent"ascension, climbing, rise, mounting
routinely [object]
means "ordinarily"regularly, as a matter of course, customarily, commonly
sally [verb]
means "sortie"raid, foray, charge, attack, assault, storm
sate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, appease
satisfy [verb]
means "fulfil"complete, accomplish, meet, assuage, satiate, provide
security [noun]
means "confidence"assurance, conviction, certainty, reassurance, soundness, peace of mind
sedulous [adjective]
means "diligent"assiduous, industrious, persevering, unremitting, ardent, studious
semblance [noun]
means "appearance"exterior, form, aspect, air, bearing, mien
send [verb]
means "action"assign
sending [noun]
means "entrustment"delegation, commission, authorizing, assignment
sensational [adjective]
means "exciting"spectacular, marvellous, thrilling, moving, incredible, astonishing
senseless [adjective]
means "ridiculous"absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine, inane
sensible [adjective]
means "reasonable"judicious, discerning, astute, rational, shrewd, intelligent
service [noun]
means "aid"attendance, assistance, help, ministration, use, usefulness
set [noun]
means "quantity"collection, assemblage, assortment, kit, pack, outfit
set [noun]
means "opinion"bearing, aspect
set apart [verb]
means "allocate"earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, allot, assign
severe [adjective]
means "characteristic"strict, austere, unrelieved, astringent, unadorned, simple, plain, ascetic
severity [noun]
means "bitterness"acrimony, asperity, astringency, sarcasm, sharpness, ill temper
shamefaced [adjective]
means "embarrassed"ashamed, crest-fallen, humiliated, perplexed, abashed, confused
share [verb]
means "allocation"apportion, allot, distribute, dispense, partition, assign
sharing [noun]
means "exchange"union, fellowship, agreement, communion, association, togetherness
sheepish [adjective]
means "slightly embarrassed"ashamed, blushing, bashful, embarrassed, abashed, hesitant
shelter [noun]
means "safety"asylum, haven, refuge, retreat, sanctuary, cover
shoot [verb]
means "speech"ask, question, inquire, solicit, request
short-sighted [adjective]
means "myopic"astigmatic, heedless, blind, unthinking, thoughtless, reckless
shrewd [adjective]
means "sharp"keen, quick, acute, astute, intelligent, perceptive
shrewdness [noun]
means "cleverness"insight, sagacity, perspicacity, astuteness, intelligence, judgment
sidelong [adjective]
means "lateral"sideling, sideways, askance, indirect, diagonal, edgeways
sideways [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, aside, laterally, alongside, in reserve
simulated [adjective]
means "unnatural"assumed, insincere, feigned, pretentious, pretended, affected
sit [verb]
means "activity"meet, convene, assemble
skew [adjective]
means "askew"askance
slag [noun]
means "cinder"dust, ashes, remains, soot, ash, embers
slake [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
slay [verb]
means "kill"murder, slaughter, massacre, butcher, assassinate, do in
slaying [adjective]
means "gangland slaying"murder, assassination, strangling, execution
smother [verb]
means "strangle"stifle, throttle, choke, suffocate, asphyxiate, gag
socialise [verb]
means "fraternise"fraternize, hobnob, associate, mix, socialize, consort
socialize [verb]
means "fraternise"fraternize, hobnob, associate, socialise, mix, consort
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
sort [verb]
means "activity"distribute, assort
sound [verb]
means "activity"examine, ascertain, determine, fathom, inspect, investigate
spouse [noun]
means "companion"consort, associate, friend, husband, wife
stagger [verb]
means "astound"amaze, astonish, dumbfound, confound, shock, surprise
stairs [noun]
means "flight"steps, ascent, fire escape
startled [adjective]
means "amazed"astounded, surprised, open-eyed
statement [noun]
means "announcement"declaration, proclamation, allegation, communication, assertion, remark
station [verb]
means "establish"assign, locate, place, position, set, post
steps [noun]
means "stairs"flight, ascent, fire escape
stocks [noun]
means "funds"assets, credit, bonds, account
storm [verb]
means "activity"attack, assault, besiege, rush
storm [noun]
means "conflict"attack, assault, siege
storming [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, onslaught, offensive, combat, assault
strangle [verb]
means "smother"choke, asphyxiate, suffocate, throttle, stifle, garrotte
stupefy [verb]
means "daunt"astonish, awe, shock, overwhelm, intimidate, amaze
subordinate [noun]
means "underling"inferior, subject, assistant, helper, aide, collateral
subsidize [verb]
means "finance"support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist
subsidy [noun]
means "financial assistance"assistance, handout, welfare, dole, backing, aid
succour [verb]
means "help"aid, assist, support, relieve, befriend
succour [noun]
means "help"aid, sustenance, assistance, relief, support
suffocate [verb]
means "strangle"stifle, throttle, smother, choke, asphyxiate, gag
support [verb]
means "help"aid, assist, advocate, maintain, relieve, succour
support [noun]
means "aid"assistance, help, relief, succour
supporting [adjective]
means "aiding"helpful, auxiliary, helping, cooperating, assisting, sustaining, assistant
suppose [verb]
means "presume"infer, give, presuppose, assume, deem, believe
supposedly [object]
means "as if"evidently, apparently, just as though, as though, presumably
supposition [noun]
means "assumption"conjecture, surmise, presupposition, assuming, presumption, hypothesis
suppositious [adjective]
means "supposed"imaginary, hypothetical, assumed, conjectural, illegitimate, deceptive
sure [adjective]
means "behaviour"confident, positive, certain, convinced, assured, cocksure
surety [noun]
means "security"backing, collateral, assurance, guaranty, protection, insurance
surprise [verb]
means "amaze"astound, astonish, stupefy, bewilder, dumbfound, startle
surprised [adjective]
means "amazed"astonished, puzzled, flabbergasted, dumbfounded, overwhelmed, shocked
surprising [adjective]
means "amazing"unexpected, astonishing, startling, extraordinary, sudden, remarkable
sustaining [adjective]
means "aiding"helpful, supporting, helping, cooperating, assisting, auxiliary, assistant
take [verb]
means "activity"determine, ascertain, fix
taken [adjective]
means "occupied"assigned, reserved, full
takeoff [noun]
means "taking flight"ascent, climb, aircraft departure, blast-off, launching, becoming airborne
taking into account [object]
means "in view of"in consideration of, considering, because of, as regards
tariff [noun]
means "tax"assessment, levy, toll, duty
tax [verb]
means "action"levy, impose, assess
tax [noun]
means "finance"levy, assessment, charge, tariff, toll, duty
temper [verb]
means "activity"soften, calm, soothe, pacify, assuage, mollify
test [verb]
means "activity"assay, inquire
thesis [noun]
means "proposition"opinion, side, contention, argument, assumption, belief, assertion
thunderstruck [adjective]
means "dumbfounded"astounded, amazed, astonished, flabbergasted, confounded, blown away
to the side [object]
means "to one side"aside, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, in reserve
togetherness [noun]
means "exchange"union, fellowship, agreement, sharing, association, communion
torpedo [noun]
means "murderer"assassin, killer, manslayer
totality [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, aggregate, assemblage, body, gross
trace [verb]
means "investigate"discover, determine, ascertain, find out
traveler [noun]
means "explorer"travelling salesman, traveling salesman [US], spacefarer [US], astronaut, wanderer, migrant
trial run [noun]
means "test"check, assay, examination, experiment, procedure, proof
trust [verb]
means "wish"hope, expect, assume, imagine
trust [verb]
means "action"entrust, assign, consign, commission, commit
trust [noun]
means "conviction"belief, confidence, faith, reliance, dependence, assurance
try [verb]
means "activity"attempt, endeavour, strive, assay, offer, essay
tryst [noun]
means "meeting"assignation
unadorned [adjective]
means "austere"rigourous, severe, modest, plain, ascetic, reclusive
unavoidable [adjective]
means "inevitable"involuntary, necessary, undeniable, assured, certain, imminent
undoubted [adjective]
means "confident"positive, certain, convinced, assured, cocksure, indisputable
unequal [adjective]
means "uneven"disproportionate, jagged, rough, irregular, unsymmetrical, asymmetric
uneven [adjective]
means "irregular"disproportionate, jagged, rough, unequal, unsymmetrical, asymmetric
unevenness [noun]
means "roughness"harshness, rudeness, asperity
unflagging [adjective]
means "continuous"tireless, untiring, unrelenting, persisting, assiduous, consistent
unite [verb]
means "combine"join, link, couple, connect, associate, ally
uniting [adjective]
means "joining"junction, association, combination, blending, admixture, fusion
unlawful [adjective]
means "wrong"faulty, unfair, astray, erroneous, erring, imperfect
unrelieved [adjective]
means "strict"austere, severe, astringent, unadorned, simple, plain, ascetic
unsuspecting [adjective]
means "gullible"undoubting, innocent, unaware, napping, asleep, unprepared
unsymmetrical [adjective]
means "irregular"askew, asymmetric, nonparallel, inconsistent, lopsided, uneven
untiring [adjective]
means "continuous"tireless, assiduous, unrelenting, persisting, unflagging, consistent
unusual [adjective]
means "startling"amazing, extraordinary, astonishing, surprising
unwavering [adjective]
means "constant"uniform, faithful, undeviating, consistent, steady, assiduous
urge [verb]
means "language"allege, maintain, assert, declare, asseverate, aver
usurpation [noun]
means "appropriation"assuming, accepting, assumption
value [verb]
means "cost"price, appraise, assess, estimate, evaluate, rate
view [noun]
means "opinion"assessment
vilify [verb]
means "revile"malign, assail
vindicate [verb]
means "defend"assert
vote for [verb]
means "adopt"approve, affirm, assent to, espouse, ratify, sanction
vouch [verb]
means "certify"attest, swear, state, assure, witness, reassure
vouch for [verb]
means "affirm"attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver, assure
vow [verb]
means "promise"swear, pledge, warrant, assure, affirm
walking [verb]
means "afoot"on foot, astir, at large, pedestrian
wan [adjective]
means "colourless"ashen, bleached, blanched, doughy, pallid, pale
warrant [verb]
means "guarantee"assure, vouch for
warrant [noun]
means "guarantee"assurance, pledge, certify, warranty, security, guaranty
warrior [noun]
means "combatant"assailant, aggressor, fighter, brawler, soldier
weigh [verb]
means "opinion"judge, evaluate, assess, review, consider, reckon
whilst [object]
means "while"since, during, inasmuch as, as long as
wife [noun]
means "person"companion, spouse, associate, friend, consort
wonder [noun]
means "state"amazement, astonishment, surprise, shock, wonderment, awe
wonderful [adjective]
means "amazing"extraordinary, marvellous, phenomenal, astounding, awesome, astonishing
wondrous [adjective]
means "extraordinary"phenomenal, remarkable, amazing, incredible, astounding, indescribable
word [noun]
means "speech"pledge, promise, guarantee, assurance, commitment, warrant, expression, assertion, declaration, statement, utterance, asseveration
zigzag [adjective]
means "crooked"crinkled, askew, bent, awry, curved, diagonal
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