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Further results for the word "at"
meanwhile [object]
means "during"while, whilst, in, at, in the act of
on [object]
means "movement"approaching, toward, proceeding, at, moving
affirmation [noun]
means "avowal"affidavit, confirmation, testimony, sworn statement, oath, attestation
affirmation [noun]
means "assertion"statement, avowal, declaration, announcement, pronouncement, attestation
at any rate [object]
means "in any case"anyhow, at all events, be that as it may, regardless
at ease [adjective]
means "relaxed"carefree, untroubled, comfortable, unperturbed, unruffled, serene
at fault [adjective]
means "blameworthy"culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, guilty, chargeable, reprehensible
at odds [adjective]
means "disagreeing"discordant, at variance, in disagreement, contradictory, in conflict, quarreling
atheistic [adjective]
means "unbelieving"irreligious, agnostic, dubious, heathen, infidel, faithless
atom [noun]
means "thing"particle, molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, iota, fragment, bit, particle, mite, whit, mote, dot
atomise [verb]
means "demolish"dissolve, consume, destroy, atomize, mangle, dash, obliterate, unmake
atomize [verb]
means "demolish"dissolve, consume, atomise, destroy, mangle, dash, obliterate, unmake
atonement [noun]
means "compensation"redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration, requital
atrocious [adjective]
means "inhuman"ruthless, cruel, vicious, infamous, barbarous, execrable, despicable
atrocious [adjective]
means "horrible"hideous, appalling, abominable, monstrous, grievous, disgusting, outrageous
attach [verb]
means "addition"affiliate, associate, join forces with, adhere, belong, accompany, combine, go with
attached [adjective]
means "intimate"familiar, close, confidential, trusted, devoted, physical, dear
attack [noun]
means "conflict"assault, blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, skirmish, push
attention [noun]
means "mindfulness"alertness, application, focus, concentration, thoroughness, care, fascination
attestation [noun]
means "assertion"statement, avowal, declaration, announcement, pronouncement, affirmation
attitude [noun]
means "perspective"stand, point of view, position, posture, viewpoint, outlook, opinion
attitude [noun]
means "disposition"manner, demeanour, feeling, bearing, temperament, spirit, approach
attraction [noun]
means "allure"charm, fascination, appeal, temptation, enticement, attractiveness, lure
attraction [noun]
means "affinity"charisma, sympathy, magnetism, draw, pull, gravitation, inclination
attractiveness [noun]
means "resemblance"similarity, likeness, correspondence, association, affinity
calumniate [verb]
means "slander"attack
close attention [noun]
means "concentration"thought, engrossment, attention, deliberation, concern, application
collateral [adjective]
means "accompanying"concomitant, simultaneous, attendant, coincident, concurrent
concentration [noun]
means "close attention"thought, engrossment, attention, deliberation, concern, application
declaration [noun]
means "formal statement"attestation
expropriation [noun]
means "confiscation"lien, garnishment, attachment, sequestration
implicated [adjective]
means "involved"at stake, concerned, endangered
ingratiating [adjective]
means "charming"deferential, pleasing, interesting, appealing, attractive, winning
obliterate [verb]
means "demolish"dissolve, consume, atomise, atomize, mangle, dash
satisfaction [noun]
means "compensation"gratification, atonement, amends, settlement, recompense, remuneration
sequestration [noun]
means "confiscation"lien, garnishment, expropriation, attachment
substantiate [verb]
means "prove"attest
substantiation [noun]
means "evidence"credentials, certification, proof, confirmation, attestation, demonstration
ultimately [object]
means "finally"at last, in conclusion, at length
accessible [adjective]
means "convenient"nearby, handy, at hand, available
accomplishment [noun]
means "achievement"attainment
achievable [adjective]
means "practicable"possible, feasible, attainable, workable
achieved [adjective]
means "completed"finished, concluded, consummated, attained, accomplished
achievement [noun]
means "accomplishment"stroke, triumph, attainment, victory, consummation, realisation
adjunct [noun]
means "assistant"aide, affiliate, attaché, associate, subordinate
adviser [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, counsel, advocate, barrister, counsellor, solicitor
affidavit [noun]
means "evidence"credentials, certification, substantiation, confirmation, attestation, demonstration
affinity [noun]
means "resemblance"similarity, likeness, correspondence, association, attractiveness
agent [noun]
means "profession"attorney
aggression [noun]
means "assault"blow, attack, charge, offensive, descent, skirmish
aggressor [noun]
means "assailant"attacker, invader, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist
agnostic [adjective]
means "unbelieving"irreligious, faithless, dubious, heathen, infidel, atheistic
aide [noun]
means "assistant"adjunct, affiliate, attaché, associate, subordinate
anchor [verb]
means "deed"fasten, attach
any time [adjective]
means "whenever"when you will, at your convenience
apparel [noun]
means "clothes"attire, clothing, costume, dress, garb, garments
appeal to [verb]
means "appeal"attract, invite, entice, tempt, intrigue, engage
as [object]
means "part of speech"while, in the act of, at the same time, during
ascribe [verb]
means "attribute"charge, assign, impute, attach, pertain, associate
aspire [verb]
means "try"attempt, make an effort, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
assail [verb]
means "action"assault, attack, beset, storm, charge, set upon
assiduity [noun]
means "persistence"diligence, industry, attention, application, effort, devotion
assiduous [adjective]
means "careful"painstaking, punctilious, attentive, exacting, scrupulous, patient
assistant [noun]
means "aide"accessory, subsidiary, auxiliary, attaché, helper, confederate
auxiliary [noun]
means "aide"accessory, subsidiary, assistant, attaché, helper, confederate
available [adjective]
means "accessible"at hand
aware [adjective]
means "mental condition"conscious, cognisant, cognizant, observant, appreciative, attentive
barrister [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, adviser, advocate, counsel, counsellor, solicitor
bedeck [verb]
means "garb"clothe, apparel, attire, dress, decorate, adorn
belt [verb]
means "action"attach
besiege [verb]
means "assail"attack, strike, invade, charge, storm, assault
besmirch [verb]
means "slander"attack
betoken [verb]
means "testify"attest, verify, argue, witness, announce, indicate
biosphere [noun]
means "gaseous envelope"air, sky, atmosphere, stratosphere
blacken [verb]
means "slander"attack
blameworthy [adjective]
means "guilty"culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
breakdown [noun]
means "illness"seizure, attack, relapse
bring in [verb]
means "draw towards"draw, pull, pull in, attract, magnetise, magnetize
carefulness [noun]
means "care"attention, alertness, caution, concern, prudence, pains
censurable [adjective]
means "blameworthy"culpable, guilty, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
chaperon [verb]
means "escort"go with, accompany, attend, usher, convoy, carry
charm [noun]
means "fascination"allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, enchantment, grace
civility [noun]
means "courtesy"attention, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard
cling to [verb]
means "stick"hang, adhere, cohere, hold, fasten, attach
close [adjective]
means "characteristic"intimate, familiar, attached, confidential, trusted, devoted
closeness [noun]
means "fondness"attraction, bond, affection, attachment, liking, affinity
clothe [verb]
means "dress"attire
clothes [noun]
means "apparel"attire, clothing, costume, dress, garb, garments
coexisting [adjective]
means "simultaneous"concurrent, coexistent, parallel, collateral, synchronous, at the same time
coherence [noun]
means "cohesion"adhesion, cleavage, attachment, fusion, union, connection
coincident [adjective]
means "accompanying"concomitant, simultaneous, attendant, collateral, concurrent
come down on [verb]
means "rebuke"scold, attack, reprimand, be grouchy with, be quarrelsome with, find fault with
concurrent [adjective]
means "simultaneous"coexisting, coexistent, parallel, collateral, synchronous, at the same time
concurrently [object]
means "at the same time"at once, parallel, together
connected [adjective]
means "coupled"joined, united, combined, linked, attached
connective [noun]
means "link"bond, attachment, tie, coupling, connection, junction
conspicuous [adjective]
means "eminent"impressive, attractive, renowned, notable, illustrious, shining
convenient [adjective]
means "available"accessible, adjacent, commodious, at hand, near at hand, nearby
convoy [noun]
means "armed guard"attendance, escort, guard, chaperon, bodyguard, protection
convulsion [noun]
means "spasm"paroxysm, attack, epilepsy, epileptic fit, agitation, contortion
counsel [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, adviser, advocate, barrister, counsellor, solicitor
counsellor [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, barrister, counsel, solicitor, advocate
cover [noun]
means "thing"attic, integument
covering [noun]
means "cover"hatch, ceiling, case, umbrella, roofing, attic
credentials [noun]
means "evidence"proof, certification, substantiation, confirmation, attestation, demonstration
crusade [noun]
means "battle"warfare, campaign, attack, fight
deal with [verb]
means "set to work"tackle, plunge into, attack, take up, affect
deck [verb]
means "adorn"grace, ornament, trick, array, attire, bedeck
demolish [verb]
means "destroy"dissolve, consume, atomise, atomize, mangle, dash
destroy [verb]
means "demolish"dissolve, consume, atomise, atomize, mangle, dash
diligence [noun]
means "persistence"application, industry, attention, assiduity, effort, devotion
diligent [adjective]
means "industrious"hardworking, assiduous, attentive, busy, constant, occupied
draw [verb]
means "activity"extend, attenuate, draw out, lengthen, pull out, stretch
draw [verb]
means "action"attract, invite, entice, lure, magnetise, magnetize
draw out [verb]
means "extend"attenuate, draw, lengthen, pull out, stretch
dress [verb]
means "activity"array, attire
easy [adjective]
means "characteristic"comfortable, familiar, leisurely, at rest, languid, unhurried
enamored [adjective]
means "in love"bewitched, infatuated, attracted, captivated, charmed, enchanted
enamour [verb]
means "attract"captivate, charm, attach, engage, endear
enchantment [noun]
means "fascination"allure, attractiveness, appeal, charisma, charm, grace
endangered [adjective]
means "involved"implicated, concerned, at stake
endear [verb]
means "attract"captivate, charm, enamour, engage, attach
endeavour [verb]
means "try"aim, attempt, essay, labour, make an effort, seek
engrossment [noun]
means "close attention"thought, concentration, attention, deliberation, concern, application
enlightenment [noun]
means "observation"attention, cognisance, cognizance, remark, heed, notice
enthral [verb]
means "captivate"catch, entice, capture, charm, attract
enticement [noun]
means "inducement"lure, attraction, bait, decoy, bribe
epilepsy [noun]
means "spasm"paroxysm, attack, convulsion, epileptic fit, agitation, contortion
essay [noun]
means "deed"effort, trial, endeavour, attempt
exciting [adjective]
means "stimulating"attractive, enticing, interesting, piquant, sparkling
faithless [adjective]
means "unbelieving"irreligious, agnostic, dubious, heathen, infidel, atheistic
fasten [verb]
means "activity"affix, attach, bind, connect, hitch, join
feasible [adjective]
means "practicable"possible, achievable, attainable, workable
finally [object]
means "at last"ultimately, in conclusion, at length
finery [noun]
means "dress"apparel, attire, array, clothes, garments, panoply
fix firmly [verb]
means "anchor"attach
fondness [noun]
means "affinity"attraction, bond, affection, attachment, liking, closeness
footman [noun]
means "servant"attendant
forthcoming [adjective]
means "approaching"next, at hand, coming, near, expected, imminent
freethinker [noun]
means "independent thinker"eclectic, heretic, radical, atheist, non-believer, maverick
fulfilled [adjective]
means "completed"realized, satisfied, attained, actualized, consummated, concluded
fulfillment [noun]
means "accomplishment"achievement, attainment, completion, satisfaction, afterglow, realization
fundamentally [object]
means "basically"at heart, essentially, radically, in essence
garb [verb]
means "clothe"attire, dress, apparel, array
garb [noun]
means "clothes"apparel, attire, clothing, garments, habit
garments [noun]
means "clothes"attire, clothing, costume, dress, garb, apparel
garnishment [noun]
means "confiscation"lien, attachment, expropriation, sequestration
getup [noun]
means "dress"ensemble, attire, costume, wardrobe, apparel, guise
go with [verb]
means "escort"accompany, chaperon, attend, usher, convoy, carry
gracefulness [noun]
means "loveliness"attractiveness, charm, splendour, elegance, magnificence, beauty
guaranty [noun]
means "pledge"attestation
guilty [adjective]
means "characteristic"blameworthy, culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, at fault
handy [adjective]
means "convenient"nearby, accessible, at hand, available
hang around [verb]
means "visit"affect, frequent, attend, hang out, haunt, resort
hang out [verb]
means "visit"affect, hang around, attend, frequent, haunt, resort
harmonize [verb]
means "agree"accommodate, accord, correspond, attune, cooperate, conform
hear [verb]
means "action"heed, attend, regard
horrendous [adjective]
means "terrible"atrocious, dreadful, frightful, hideous, monstrous, horrible
impugn [verb]
means "criticise"criticize, attack, assail, revile, denounce, blame
in the act of [object]
means "while"as, at the same time, during
individualist [noun]
means "independent thinker"eclectic, heretic, radical, atheist, non-believer, maverick
infidel [noun]
means "unbelieving"irreligious, agnostic, dubious, heathen, faithless, atheistic
instantaneously [object]
means "instantly"immediately, abruptly, at once, directly, without delay, promptly
instantly [object]
means "immediately"at once, now, forthwith, right away
insurgency [noun]
means "counter-attack"attack, counteraction
interesting [adjective]
means "stimulating"attractive, enticing, piquant, exciting, sparkling
intriguing [adjective]
means "appealing"engaging, fascinating, charming, interesting, attractive, delightful
invader [noun]
means "assailant"aggressor, attacker, intruder, antagonist, criminal, rapist
inveigle [verb]
means "delight"appeal to, please, allure, attract, entice, charm
iota [noun]
means "particle of matter"molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, atom
irreligious [adjective]
means "unbelieving"faithless, agnostic, dubious, heathen, infidel, atheistic
jaunty [adjective]
means "virile"dapper, clean-cut, athletic, handsome, robust, slick
joining [noun]
means "assembling"assembly, construction, attachment, collection
knowing [adjective]
means "aware"attentive, conscious
lengthen [verb]
means "stretch out"mantle, attenuate, draw, draw out, elongate, continue
lien [noun]
means "confiscation"attachment, garnishment, expropriation, sequestration
linked [adjective]
means "coupled"joined, united, combined, connected, attached
loveliness [noun]
means "beauty"attractiveness, charm, splendour, elegance, magnificence, gracefulness
loyal [adjective]
means "character trait"constant, devoted, attached, trustworthy, faithful, staunch
lure [verb]
means "entice"allure, bait, attract, draw, seduce, tempt
magnetic [adjective]
means "captivating"inviting, irresistible, alluring, appealing, fascinating, attractive
make an effort [verb]
means "try"aspire, attempt, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
medium [noun]
means "nature"environment, atmosphere, air, ether, temper, conditions
mind [verb]
means "activity"heed, listen, attend, attend to, mark, note
mischief [noun]
means "evil"sabotage, atrocity, malice, misfortune, trouble, vandalism
modern [adjective]
means "characteristic"current, attendant, present, contemporary, immediate, existing
molest [verb]
means "violate"rape, ravish, attack, assault
monstrous [adjective]
means "terrible"atrocious, dreadful, frightful, hideous, horrendous, horrible
near [adjective]
means "arrival"approaching, next, at hand, coming, forthcoming, expected
neutron [noun]
means "particle in an atom"atom, electron, proton, particle
nonplussed [adjective]
means "puzzled"perplexed, at a loss, dumbfounded, doubtful
notice [noun]
means "perception"observation, attention, cognisance, cognizance, remark, heed
nourish [verb]
means "nurture"attend, nurse, support, sustain, tend
now [object]
means "time"immediately, at once, instantly, forthwith, right away
nurse [verb]
means "health"attend, minister, take care of, heal, tend, sustain
nursemaid [noun]
means "nurse"servant, caretaker, attendant
observing [adjective]
means "watching"attentive, watchful, observant, noticing, heedful, thoughtful
obtain [verb]
means "earn"achieve, acquire, attain, gain, get, procure
offensive [noun]
means "assault"invasion, attack
offering [noun]
means "sacrifice"oblation, expiation, atonement, victim
on foot [adjective]
means "walking"afoot, astir, at large, pedestrian
on occasion [adjective]
means "occasionally"sometimes, at times, infrequently, sporadically, irregularly, off and on
opposed to [object]
means "against"con, contra, in opposition, at odds
outrageous [adjective]
means "monstrous"heinous, oppressive, abusive, atrocious, horrifying, abominable
performance [noun]
means "accomplishment"achievement, attainment, completion, realisation, realization, fulfilment
piquant [adjective]
means "stimulating"attractive, enticing, interesting, exciting, sparkling
politeness [noun]
means "courtesy"civility, attention, consideration, care, concern, regard
practicable [adjective]
means "feasible"achievable, attainable, possible, workable
presentable [adjective]
means "respectable"appropriate, well-mannered, attractive, polite, eligible, decent
pretty [adjective]
means "attraction"attractive, lovely, beautiful, comely, fair, pleasing
procurable [adjective]
means "available"attainable, obtainable, achievable, purchasable, ready
prolonged [adjective]
means "lengthy"extensive, long, drawn out, extended, attenuated, dragging
proof [noun]
means "evidence"credentials, certification, substantiation, confirmation, attestation, demonstration
property [noun]
means "characteristic"trait, attribute, feature, quality
proton [noun]
means "particle of matter"molecule, atom, electron, nucleus, iota
punctilious [adjective]
means "careful"painstaking, assiduous, attentive, exacting, scrupulous, patient
pursue [verb]
means "aspire to"seek, attempt, endeavour, desire
push [noun]
means "conflict"attack, effort, onset
quality [noun]
means "characteristic"attribute, affection, character, mark, peculiarity, feature
rasping [adjective]
means "rubbing"abrasion, friction, resistance, attrition, wearing away, chafing
reconcile [verb]
means "adjust"accord, attune, settle, harmonise, harmonize, compose
redress [noun]
means "payment"amends, restitution, compensation, atonement, rectification, indemnification
reprehensible [adjective]
means "blameworthy"culpable, censurable, in error, derelict, at fault, chargeable
respect [verb]
means "consider"heed, notice, regard, attend
reversion [noun]
means "reversal"retrogression, relapse, return, atavism, backslide
right away [object]
means "immediately"instantly, now, at once, directly, without delay
robe [noun]
means "clothes"apparel, dress, attire, clothing, garb, garments
roofing [noun]
means "covering"hatch, ceiling, case, umbrella, cover, attic
rub [noun]
means "movement"attrition
rubbing [noun]
means "erosion"friction, attrition, abrasion, rubbing off
sacrifice [noun]
means "offering"forfeiture, relinquishment, atonement, reparation, penance, oblation
sally [verb]
means "sortie"raid, foray, charge, attack, assault, storm
savageness [noun]
means "brutality"cruelty, barbarism, barbarity, atrocity
seduce [verb]
means "entice"allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite
see [verb]
means "activity"accompany, attend, escort
seek [verb]
means "try"endeavour, attempt
sentient [adjective]
means "aware"attentive, knowing
service [noun]
means "aid"attendance, assistance, help, ministration, use, usefulness
sharp-sighted [adjective]
means "observant"vigilant, watchful, attentive, alert, eagle-eyed, wide awake
show up [verb]
means "frequent"visit, haunt, attend
simultaneous [adjective]
means "accompanying"concomitant, collateral, attendant, coincident, concurrent
skirmish [noun]
means "assault"blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, attack
sky [noun]
means "nature"atmosphere, medium, stratosphere, ether, air
sometimes [adjective]
means "occasionally"from time to time, at times, now and then, once in a while
spirit [noun]
means "mental condition"mood, attitude, feeling, disposition, temper, humour
sport [noun]
means "entertainment"athletics
spray [verb]
means "activity"atomise, atomize
sprinter [noun]
means "competitor"athlete, hustler, flier, racer
squire [noun]
means "knight's attendant"attendant, servant, assistant, valet, steward
stalwart [adjective]
means "strong"athletic
stance [noun]
means "affectation"pose, air, carriage, attitude, position, mannerism
storm [verb]
means "activity"attack, assault, besiege, rush
stretch out [verb]
means "extend"mantle, attenuate, draw, draw out, elongate, continue
striking [adjective]
means "noticeable"conspicuous, noteworthy, attractive, memorable, remarkable, singular
striving [noun]
means "endeavour"exertion, effort, bid, attempt, essay, try
stroke [noun]
means "health"seizure, convulsion, attack, fit, shock, apoplexy
success [noun]
means "accomplishment"achievement, prosperity, mastery, victory, attainment, arrival
supervision [noun]
means "perception"observation, attention, view, surveillance, notice, regard
take [verb]
means "attraction"attract, draw, hold
take [verb]
means "action"allure, attract, captivate, engage, fascinate, interest
take care of [verb]
means "assist"attend to, minister to, nurse, serve, take charge of, tend
take part in [verb]
means "engage in"perform, attack, undertake
taking [adjective]
means "engaging"captivating, winning, attractive, charming, refreshing, pleasing
taper off [verb]
means "cut back"diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
tempt [verb]
means "appeal to"attract, invite, entice, appeal, intrigue, engage
tempting [adjective]
means "alluring"attractive, enticing, inviting, seductive, intriguing, provoking
testimony [noun]
means "avowal"affidavit, confirmation, affirmation, sworn statement, oath, attestation
therewith [object]
means "at that time"at that moment, then
thoroughness [noun]
means "mindfulness"alertness, application, focus, concentration, attention, care
thoughtful [adjective]
means "considerate"mindful, heedful, regardful, attentive, concerned, circumspect
thoughtfulness [noun]
means "observance"tact, notice, observation, regard, reflection, attention
tie down [verb]
means "fix firmly"attach
together [object]
means "simultaneously"concurrently, at once
trial [noun]
means "event"endeavour, effort, attempt, essay, struggle
trustworthy [adjective]
means "loyal"devoted, attached, constant, faithful, staunch, true
umbrella [noun]
means "covering"hatch, ceiling, case, cover, roofing, attic
undivided [adjective]
means "not separated"whole, attached, collective, collected, together, concerted
united [adjective]
means "joining"coupled, joined, connected, combined, linked, attached
unperturbed [adjective]
means "relaxed"carefree, untroubled, comfortable, at ease, unruffled, serene
unruffled [adjective]
means "relaxed"carefree, untroubled, comfortable, unperturbed, at ease, serene
up front [adjective]
means "in the beginning"in the first place, at first
usable [adjective]
means "accessible"at hand
vamp [verb]
means "entice"allure, beguile, inveigle, tempt, attract, invite
vigilant [adjective]
means "aware"wakeful, attentive, alert, on the ball, circumspect, wary
vouch [verb]
means "certify"attest, swear, state, assure, witness, reassure
vouch for [verb]
means "affirm"attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver, assure
walking [verb]
means "afoot"on foot, astir, at large, pedestrian
wardrobe [noun]
means "dress"ensemble, attire, getup, costume, apparel, guise
wary [adjective]
means "aware"wakeful, attentive, vigilant, on the ball, circumspect, alert
waylay [verb]
means "ambush"ensnare, ambuscade, trap, attack
whenever [object]
means "any time"when you will, at your convenience
whit [noun]
means "fragment"bit, particle, mite, atom, mote, dot
win [verb]
means "activity"obtain, achieve, acquire, attain, gain, earn
wing [noun]
means "addition"annex, addendum, attachment, extremity, adjunct, ell
without delay [object]
means "immediately"instantly, now, right away, directly, at once
witness [verb]
means "testify"attest
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