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Synonym for can [verb]
The synonym can synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb can
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What all can you do with an associate's degree in business administration? Can i get a more loving word?Further results for the word "can"
canister [noun]
means "container"can, bin, receptacle, bucket, package
oust [verb]
means "unseat"depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
receptacle [noun]
means "container"canister, bin, can, bucket, package
unseat [verb]
means "oust"depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
canal [noun]
means "thing"passageway for liquid, conduit, channel, pipe, sewer, strait, tube, gutter
cancel [verb]
means "action"annul, void, invalidate, nullify, neutralise, neutralize, vacate, overrule, delete, undo, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate, erase
cancellation [noun]
means "exclusion"preclusion, prohibition, breach, omission, repudiation, elimination, slighting
cancerous [adjective]
means "having or causing cancer"malignant, virulent, destructive, mortal, harmful
candid [adjective]
means "plain"informal, spontaneous, extemporaneous, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed, unprompted
candid [adjective]
means "frank"sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, straightforward, open, honest
candid [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, unprejudiced, honourable
candidate [noun]
means "aspirant"applicant, office seeker, nominee, hopeful, contestant, competitor
candour [noun]
means "sincerity"frankness, openness, honesty, veracity
candour [noun]
means "fairness"honesty, probity, uprightness, impartiality, forthrightness
cannibal [noun]
means "animal feeding on its own species"savage being, man who eats the flesh of his fellow men
cannibalistic [adjective]
means "barbarous"furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate, truculent, fierce
canonical [adjective]
means "authorized"authorised, sanctioned, statutory, orthodox, approved, authoritative, lawful, official
cant [noun]
means "lip service"deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, empty talk, dishonesty, pretence
cantankerous [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"ill-natured, crabby, cranky, disagreeable, testy, irritable, cross
canting [adjective]
means "insincere"two-faced, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced
abolish [verb]
means "purge"cancel
aboveboard [adjective]
means "frank"straightforward, candid, guileless, honest, open, overt
aqueduct [noun]
means "artificial waterway"channel, water passage, conduit, strait, canal structure, waterworks, duct, pipeline, course, water bridge, canal, water system
axle [noun]
means "rod"bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, shaft
battery [noun]
means "gunnery unit"cannon
chandelier [noun]
means "sconce"lustre, candelabrum
channel [noun]
means "passageway for liquid"conduit, canal, pipe, sewer, strait, tube
chasm [noun]
means "ravine"gorge, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
claimant [noun]
means "person submitting application"candidate, applicant, petitioner, postulant
container [noun]
means "can"canister, bin, receptacle, bucket, package
corrupt [verb]
means "pervert"canker
cover [noun]
means "thing"rug, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy
crabby [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"ill-natured, cranky, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
cranky [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"ill-natured, crabby, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
credulous [adjective]
means "ingenuous"believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
crevasse [noun]
means "ravine"chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, gorge, notch
crumble [verb]
means "corrode"canker, rot, degenerate, rust, deteriorate
curse [noun]
means "affliction"cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
demean [verb]
means "pervert"canker
destructive [adjective]
means "ruinous"evil, baleful, cancerous, noisome, deadly, shattering
dialect [noun]
means "accent"slang, idiom, vernacular, argot, jargon, cant
dollar [noun]
means "federal reserve note"silver dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, folding money, buck, greenback
duct [noun]
means "passageway for liquid"conduit, canal, pipe, sewer, strait, tube
efface [verb]
means "delete"undo, omit, cancel, expunge, obliterate, erase
electioneer [verb]
means "actively seek election"canvass, crusade, campaign, solicit votes
empty talk [noun]
means "lip service"deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, cant, dishonesty
erase [verb]
means "delete"undo, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate, cancel
even-handed [adjective]
means "impartial"fair, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable, objective
excrescence [noun]
means "tumour"swelling, outgrowth, growth, cancer
expunge [verb]
means "delete"undo, omit, efface, cancel, obliterate, erase
extemporaneous [adjective]
means "plain"informal, spontaneous, candid, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed
fair [adjective]
means "behaviour"impartial, even-handed, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable
fall short [verb]
means "scrap"miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, abort
fierce [adjective]
means "characteristic"truculent, cannibalistic
fractious [adjective]
means "angry"cynical, cantankerous, churlish, complaining, cranky, cross
fusillade [noun]
means "barrage"cannonade
genuinely [object]
means "frankly"earnestly, sincerely, candidly, honestly, openly, plainly
gorge [noun]
means "ravine"chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
growth [noun]
means "health"tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
hail [noun]
means "barrage"cannonade
ill-tempered [verb]
means "cranky"ill-natured, crabby, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
ingenuous [adjective]
means "naive"believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
invalidation [noun]
means "nullification"annulment, cancellation, repeal, dissolution, retraction
liquidate [verb]
means "purge"cancel
lope [verb]
means "run"canter, jog, stride
lustre [noun]
means "sconce"chandelier, candelabrum
moat [noun]
means "trench"channel, canal, ditch, gutter, furrow
naive [adjective]
means "ingenuous"believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
omission [noun]
means "exclusion"preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
oracle [noun]
means "revelation"vision, prophesy, apocalypse, canon, edict
order [noun]
means "demand"command, canon, direction, injunction, instruction, law
overrule [verb]
means "annul"cancel
overt [adjective]
means "frank"straightforward, candid, guileless, honest, open, above-board
overtly [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, above-board, sincerely, unequivocally
pace [noun]
means "stride"amble, canter, jog, rack, run
painting [noun]
means "picture"depiction, canvas, composition, landscape, portrait, mural
pass [noun]
means "nature"canyon, crossing, channel, path, defile, way
petitioner [noun]
means "solicitor"suitor, applicant, aspirant, candidate, claimant, postulant
postulant [noun]
means "person submitting application"candidate, claimant, petitioner, applicant
pot [noun]
means "thing"container, pan, vessel, canister, kettle
preclusion [noun]
means "exclusion"omission, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
rapids [noun]
means "waterfall"chute, watercourse, trough, cataract, canyon
ravine [noun]
means "gorge"chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
repeal [verb]
means "revoke"rescind, invalidate, nullify, cancel, negate, annul
repeal [noun]
means "revocation"reversal, annulment, invalidation, abolition, cancellation, abrogation
repudiation [noun]
means "exclusion"preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, omission, elimination
rescind [verb]
means "repeal"revoke, cancel, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall
retract [verb]
means "neutralise"neutralize, annul, counteract, cancel, repeal, negate
retraction [noun]
means "nullification"invalidation, cancellation, repeal, dissolution, annulment
revoke [verb]
means "repeal"cancel, rescind, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall
rod [noun]
means "fishing rod"pole, rig, cane, tackle
rug [noun]
means "thing"cover, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy
shaft [noun]
means "rod"bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, axle
shrewd [adjective]
means "sly"canny, clever, crafty, tricky, calculating, cagey
sincerely [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, above-board, unequivocally
sincerity [noun]
means "artlessness"simplicity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
skiff [noun]
means "craft"boat, ship, vessel, dinghy, canoe
slang [noun]
means "language"cant
slighting [noun]
means "exclusion"preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
solicit [verb]
means "peddle"canvass
solicit votes [verb]
means "actively seek election"canvass, crusade, electioneer, campaign
spontaneous [adjective]
means "plain"informal, candid, extemporaneous, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed
statutory [adjective]
means "authorised"authorized, sanctioned, canonical, orthodox, approved, authoritative
straightforward [adjective]
means "frank"sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, candid, open
sweetmeat [noun]
means "sweets"candy
thrash [verb]
means "whip"strike, beat, hit, lash, cane, flagellate
tin foil [noun]
means "aluminum foil"sweet wrapper, candy wrapper [US], silver paper, wax paper, tin-foil paper, gum wrapper
truthful [adjective]
means "genuine"earnest, sincere, candid, guileless, artless, naive
truthfulness [noun]
means "sincerity"openness, frankness, candour, honesty, truth, veracity
tumour [noun]
means "growth"swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
two-faced [adjective]
means "insincere"canting, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced
unbiased [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, candid, unprejudiced
undo [verb]
means "action"delete, cancel, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate
unequivocally [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, sincerely, above-board
unprejudiced [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, candid
unprompted [adjective]
means "plain"candid
unreserved [adjective]
means "frank"candid, straightforward, open, sincere, guileless, artless
vessel [noun]
means "craft"boat, ship, skiff, dinghy, canoe
volley [noun]
means "barrage"cannonade
watercourse [noun]
means "waterfall"rapids, chute, trough, cataract, canyon
wily [adjective]
means "shrewd"crafty, cagey, canny, sly, tricky, clever
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