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Synonym for aver [verb]

The synonym aver synonymous definition words:
means "assert"
declare, swear, maintain, warrant, affirm, claim, depose
- conjugate verb aver
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affirm [verb]

means "affirmation"
assert, declare, swear, maintain, warrant, aver
- conjugate verb affirm

allege [verb]

means "speech"
aver
- conjugate verb allege

assure [verb]

means "affirmation"
affirm, attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver
- conjugate verb assure

attest [verb]

means "say"
aver
- conjugate verb attest

claim [verb]

means "affirmation"
aver, allege
- conjugate verb claim

have [verb]

means "activity"
assert, asseverate, aver, hold, maintain, testify
- conjugate verb have
- translate have

profess [verb]

means "assert"
declare, maintain, affirm, claim, pronounce, aver
- conjugate verb profess

protest [verb]

means "assert"
affirm, asseverate, attest, aver, avow, declare
- conjugate verb protest

urge [verb]

means "language"
allege, maintain, assert, declare, asseverate, aver
- conjugate verb urge

vouch for [verb]

means "affirm"
attest, pledge, guarantee, promise, aver, assure
- conjugate verb vouch for

average [verb]

means "equate"
proportion, equalise, equalize
- conjugate verb average

average [verb]

means "do generally"
do, earn, perform, make, work, complete
- conjugate verb average

average [noun]

means "mean"
norm, normal, median, par, standard, mean proportion

average [adjective]

means "middle"
fair, usual, intermediate, medium, typical, mediocre, medial

averse [adjective]

means "repelled"
inimical, disgusted, antagonistic

averse [adjective]

means "disinclined"
hostile, unwilling, reluctant, loath, opposed, inimical, indisposed

aversion [noun]

means "dislike"
dissatisfaction, antagonism, disfavour, antipathy, disinclination, disgust, disrelish

avert [verb]

means "turn away"
turn aside
- conjugate verb avert

avert [verb]

means "avoid"
ward off, prevent, thwart, forestall
- conjugate verb avert

abhorrence [noun]

means "hatred"
odium, enmity, antipathy, malice, dislike, aversion

abomination [noun]

means "detestation"
horror, abhorrence, anathema, aversion, hatred, loathing

anathema [noun]

means "detestation"
horror, abhorrence, abomination, aversion, hatred, loathing

antagonism [noun]

means "enmity"
aversion, animosity, hostility, dislike, hatred

antagonistic [adjective]

means "hostile"
unfriendly, inimical, averse, antithetic, contrary, disagreeable

antithetic [adjective]

means "hostile"
unfriendly, inimical, averse, contrary, antagonistic, disagreeable

common [adjective]

means "characteristic"
ordinary, average, normal, customary, everyday, domestic

contrary [adjective]

means "hostile"
unfriendly, inimical, averse, antithetic, antagonistic, disagreeable

decent [adjective]

means "property"
average, fair, satisfactory, mediocre, middling, good

defend [verb]

means "activity"
protect, fortify, resist, bulwark, garrison, avert
- conjugate verb defend

deflect [verb]

means "divert"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect
- conjugate verb deflect

detestation [noun]

means "dislike"
antipathy, aversion, disgust, dissatisfaction, repugnance

deviate [verb]

means "turn aside"
avert
- conjugate verb deviate

disfavor [noun]

means "displeasure"
dissatisfaction, disapproval, disapprobation, dislike, aversion, disrespect

disgust [noun]

means "dislike"
antipathy, aversion, detestation, dissatisfaction, repugnance

divert [verb]

means "deflect"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect
- conjugate verb divert

enmity [noun]

means "hatred"
abhorrence, odium, antipathy, malice, dislike, aversion

equate [verb]

means "equalize"
equalise, average, balance
- conjugate verb equate

fair [adjective]

means "quality"
average, mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable
- translate fair

hate [noun]

means "feeling"
hatred, disgust, aversion, antipathy, rancour, malevolence
- translate hate

horror [noun]

means "feeling"
aversion, repugnance, antipathy, abomination, hatred, loathing

indifferent [adjective]

means "fair"
average, mediocre, ordinary, conventional, passable, undistinguished

mean [noun]

means "position"
average, middle, midpoint, median, centre

mean [adjective]

means "position"
average, mediocre, medium, moderate, middling, intermediate

medial [adjective]

means "middle"
average

mediocre [adjective]

means "medium"
average, fair, middling, mean, indifferent

medium [noun]

means "position"
average, mean, mean proportion

medium [adjective]

means "property"
mediocre, average, fair, middling, mean, indifferent

metamorphose [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, turn
- conjugate verb metamorphose

nausea [noun]

means "revulsion"
rejection, offence, aversion, hatred, disgust

norm [noun]

means "mean"
average, normal, median, par, standard, mean proportion

odium [noun]

means "hatred"
abhorrence, enmity, antipathy, malice, dislike, aversion

ordinary [adjective]

means "common"
indifferent, average, inferior, normal, mean, mediocre

par [noun]

means "standard"
norm, average, mean, medium, normal, rule

parry [verb]

means "ward off"
by-pass, avert, rebuke, avoid, rebuff, elude
- conjugate verb parry

phobia [noun]

means "fear"
apprehension, aversion, dread

phobia [noun]

means "dislike"
disgust, avoidance, aversion, hate

repugnance [noun]

means "dislike"
aversion, distaste, antipathy, objection, reluctance, hostility

repulsion [noun]

means "repugnance"
aversion, revulsion, denial, rejection, refusal, disgust

run [noun]

means "property"
standard, average, ordinary, regular

score [noun]

means "amount"
average, reckoning
- translate score

transform [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, turn, metamorphose
- conjugate verb transform
- translate transform

transmute [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, metamorphose
- conjugate verb transmute

turn [verb]

means "process"
change, avert, divert, alter, convert, transform
- conjugate verb turn

turn aside [verb]

means "turn away"
avert
- conjugate verb turn aside

ward off [verb]

means "avoid"
avert, prevent, thwart, forestall
- conjugate verb ward off
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