Further results for the word "disc"
discern [verb]
means "determine"penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, find out, distinguish, judge
discernible [adjective]
means "visible"observable, understandable, macroscopic, perceivable, noticeable
discerning [adjective]
means "rational"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious, enlightened
discernment [noun]
means "discrimination"taste, cultivation, distinction, perception, judgment, refinement, sense
discipline [noun]
means "control"limitation, government, order, regulation, subjection, subjugation
disclosure [noun]
means "confession"admission, acknowledgment, exposé, declaration, telling, revelation
discolor [verb]
means "stain"streak, rust, sully, colour, color [US], fade, bleach, dirty, tarnish, smear
discomposure [noun]
means "disturbance"agitation, confusion, discomfiture, annoyance, embarrassment, uneasiness
disconcerted [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, confounded, nonplussed, mystified, baffled, dumfounded
disconnection [noun]
means "separation"division, parting, interruption, cessation, cleavage, disruption, intrusion
disconsolate [adjective]
means "sad"heavy, distressed, dejected, hopeless, desolate, forlorn, heartbroken
discontinuity [noun]
means "respite"stay, recess, intermission, break, hiatus, interruption, suspension
discord [noun]
means "antagonism"conflict, strife, friction, dissension, contrariety, opposition, antithesis
discourage [verb]
means "dishearten"perplex, abash, chill, repel, awe, demoralise, demoralize, unnerve
discouraged [adjective]
means "very hurt"depressed, shattered, devastated, sad, broken hearted, troubled
discouragement [noun]
means "deterrent"hindrance, damper, constraint, impediment, obstacle, obstruction
discriminating [adjective]
means "cultured"cultivated, artistic, inventive, refined, polished, aesthetic
discussion [noun]
means "controversy"debate, argument, contention, row, quarrel, altercation, rumpus
abrogation [noun]
means "discontinuance"abolition, discarding, disuse, interruption
admission [noun]
means "acknowledgment"confession, disclosure, avowal, divulgence, declaration, affirmation
advertise [verb]
means "reveal"disclose
aesthetic [adjective]
means "cultured"cultivated, artistic, inventive, refined, polished, discriminating
air [verb]
means "broadcasting"disclose
alternative [noun]
means "option"choice, selection, course, discretion
amnesty [noun]
means "freedom"liberation, exemption, discharge, acquittal, pardon, reprieve
antipathetic [adjective]
means "conflicting"antagonistic, clashing, contrary, discordant
apart [adjective]
means "position"separated, distant, disassociated, disconnected, isolated, special
apostle [noun]
means "zealous advocate"proselytiser, proselytizer, disciple, missionary, companion, messenger
argument [noun]
means "controversy"debate, discussion, contention, row, quarrel, altercation
artistic [adjective]
means "talented"pleasing, tasteful, skilful, sublime, discriminating, graceful
assertion [noun]
means "declaration"allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation
at odds [adjective]
means "disagreeing"discordant, at variance, in disagreement, contradictory, in conflict, quarreling
avowal [noun]
means "acknowledgment"confession, disclosure, admission, divulgence, declaration, affirmation
baffled [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, mystified, confounded
blunt [adjective]
means "curt"abrupt, short, discourteous, brusque, uncivil, gruff
bodiless [adjective]
means "incorporeal"immaterial, disembodied, discarnate, insubstantial, spiritual
broken hearted [adjective]
means "very hurt"depressed, shattered, devastated, sad, discouraged, troubled
brusque [adjective]
means "curt"abrupt, short, discourteous, blunt, uncivil, gruff
cacophonous [adjective]
means "dissonant"discordant, chaotic sounding, jarring, harsh, raucous, ill-sounding
calculated [adjective]
means "purposeful"conscious, deliberate, premeditated, intentional, studied, discerning
careful [adjective]
means "attentive"discreet
chastise [verb]
means "punish"subdue, penalise, penalize, castigate, limit, discipline
chill [adjective]
means "depressing"bleak, discouraging, dreary
choice [noun]
means "wish"discernment
circumspection [noun]
means "care"caution, discretion, wariness, heedfulness, prudence, vigilance
clairvoyant [adjective]
means "perceptive"perspicacious, insightful, judicious, intuitive, discerning, clear-sighted
clamor [noun]
means "agitation"shouting, remonstrance, vociferation, discord, exclamation, complaint
clear-sighted [adjective]
means "perceptive"discerning, perceiving, observant, understanding, perspicacious, clairvoyant
colonize [verb]
means "establish"discover, initiate
communication [noun]
means "letter"statement, missive, disclosure, note, information, epistle
communication [noun]
means "conversation"telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
conferring [adjective]
means "holding a conference"discussing, deliberating, comparing opinions, in conference, in conclave, in consultation
confession [noun]
means "sworn statement"statement, declaration, disclosure, profession, publication, admission
confounded [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, mystified, baffled
conscious [adjective]
means "purposeful"calculated, deliberate, premeditated, intentional, studied, discerning
consider [verb]
means "think about"discuss
conspicuous [adjective]
means "noticeable"perceptible, salient, distinct, clear, discernible, manifest
conventional [adjective]
means "trite"hackneyed, humdrum, disciplined
conversation [noun]
means "communication"telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
converse [noun]
means "discourse"colloquy, visit, discussion, talk, chin
convey [verb]
means "communicate"disclose
cool [adjective]
means "behaviour"discourteous, insolent, audacious, impertinent, impudent, shameless
critical [adjective]
means "precise"delicate, discriminating, discriminate, exact, minute, fastidious
cynicism [noun]
means "pessimism"doubt, suspicion, distrust, discouragement, dejection, trepidation
declaration [noun]
means "assertion"allegation, avowal, disclosure, affirmation, notification, presentation
demoralize [verb]
means "unnerve"weaken, break, discourage, daunt, enfeeble, dishearten
depress [verb]
means "deject"discourage
desolate [adjective]
means "forlorn"cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, inconsolable, lost
despondent [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, melancholy, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
detach [verb]
means "split"divide, separate, sever, disjoin, disconnect, undo
detonate [verb]
means "shoot"discharge, blast, fire, set off
detonation [noun]
means "explosion"burst, blast, discharge, outbreak, outburst, eruption
devastated [adjective]
means "feeling"depressed, shattered, broken hearted, sad, discouraged, troubled
development [noun]
means "growth"developing, disclosure, unfolding, maturation, enlargement, maturing
dialogue [noun]
means "speech"talk, discourse, chat, conversation
difference [noun]
means "distinction"dash, discrimination, idiosyncrasy, tone
differentiate [verb]
means "contrast"discriminate, distinguish, separate, set off
disaffected [adjective]
means "antagonistic"estranged, disloyal, unfriendly, discontented, indifferent, disillusioned
disappointing [adjective]
means "unsatisfactory"ineffective, insufficient, unexpected, uninteresting, inferior, discouraging
disapproval [noun]
means "censure"dissatisfaction, displeasure, objection, rejection, discontent, condemnation
disburden [verb]
means "unpack"empty, discharge, issue, relieve, unburden, unload
disharmony [noun]
means "dissonance"discord, chaos, cacophony, noise, harshness
disillusioned [adjective]
means "antagonistic"estranged, disloyal, unfriendly, discontented, indifferent, disaffected
disjointed [adjective]
means "incoherent"rambling, muddled, disordered, irregular, disconnected, chaotic
dislocate [verb]
means "disjoint"separate, disconnect, disunite, divide, disengage
disown [verb]
means "deny"disclaim, disallow, refuse, keep back, repudiate, withhold
dispirited [adjective]
means "down"blue, dejected, depressed, discouraged, disheartened
disprove [verb]
means "invalidate"discredit
dissemination [noun]
means "publication"circulation, air, disclosure, publicity
dissent [noun]
means "disagreement"conflict, difference, dissension, nonconformity, discord, heresy
dissolve [verb]
means "adjourn"discontinue, break up, postpone, dismiss, disperse, disunite
dissuade [verb]
means "warn"disincline, discourage, alarm
distinct [adjective]
means "single"only, particular, different, discrete, dissimilar, diverse
distinction [noun]
means "difference"discrimination
distinguish [verb]
means "discern"notice, note, detect, see, discover, know
distinguishable [adjective]
means "perceptible"apparent, discernible, open, visible, manifest
disuse [noun]
means "discontinuance"abolition, discarding, abrogation, interruption
divulge [verb]
means "bare"publish, disclose, reveal, confess
down [noun]
means "feeling"dispirited, blue, dejected, depressed, discouraged, disheartened
downcast [adjective]
means "depressed"crest-fallen, crushed, dejected, despondent, disconsolate, heavy
downhearted [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, melancholy, glum
drive away [verb]
means "expel"dismiss, banish, exclude, isolate, put away, discharge
ease off [verb]
means "ease"discharge
ejaculation [noun]
means "emission"discharge, copulation, climax
ejection [noun]
means "emission"flow, discharge, remission, evacuation, expulsion, removal
elude [verb]
means "baffle"confound, confuse, disconcert, foil, frustrate, thwart
emancipated [adjective]
means "dismissed"liberated, discharged, released, fired
embarrass [verb]
means "confuse"abash, confound, chagrin, discomfit, discompose, faze
embarrassed [adjective]
means "ashamed"abashed, disconcerted, humiliated, flustered, perplexed, self-conscious
embarrassment [noun]
means "abashment"puzzlement, discomfiture, chagrin, quandary, unease, confusion
end [verb]
means "stop"discontinue
enlightened [adjective]
means "discerning"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious
eruption [noun]
means "explosion"burst, detonation, discharge, outbreak, outburst, blast
espy [verb]
means "catch sight of"descry, discover, make out, perceive, see, observe
estranged [adjective]
means "antagonistic"disaffected, disloyal, unfriendly, discontented, indifferent, disillusioned
excrete [verb]
means "eliminate from the body"discharge, void, eject
exercise [verb]
means "perform"discharge, execute
exercise [noun]
means "training"discipline, drill, practice, schooling, drilling
expatiate [verb]
means "descant"dilate, discuss, discourse, sermonise, sermonize
expedient [adjective]
means "wise"judicious, politic, discreet, prudent
expound [verb]
means "explain"comment, elucidate, clarify, disclose, explicate, annotate
exquisite [adjective]
means "refined"debonair, scrupulous, delicate, discriminating, elegant, polished
find out [verb]
means "determine"penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, discern, distinguish, judge
fire [verb]
means "action"shoot, discharge, hurl
fired [adjective]
means "dismissed"liberated, emancipated, released, discharged
fling down [verb]
means "eject"unload, throw out, empty, discharge, dump
flustered [adjective]
means "perplexed"baffled, bewildered, disconcerted, confused, dazed, abashed
form [verb]
means "education"teach, discipline, rear, educate, instruct, train
friction [noun]
means "lack of harmony"discord
fulfill [verb]
means "perform"discharge, implement, do, obey, observe
fulfill [verb]
means "accomplish"achieve, carry out, complete, consummate, discharge, effect
give away [verb]
means "reveal"tell, betray, divulge, disclose, let slip, exhibit
glum [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, melancholy
go off [verb]
means "detonate"blow up, erupt, burst, discharge, rupture, explode
gruff [adjective]
means "curt"abrupt, short, discourteous, brusque, uncivil, blunt
harangue [noun]
means "speech"address, sermon, bombast, lecture, discourse
harsh [adjective]
means "inharmonious"discordant, cacophonous, dissonant, caterwauling
heartbroken [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, uneasy
heavy [adjective]
means "state"depressed, crest-fallen, crushed, dejected, despondent, disconsolate
hopeless [adjective]
means "despairing"disconsolate
humiliation [noun]
means "shame"discomposure
imaginative [adjective]
means "talented"pleasing, tasteful, skillful, sublime, discriminating, graceful
impolite [adjective]
means "rude"impertinent, insolent, discourteous, arrogant, brazen, impudent
in shape [adjective]
means "physically fit"in condition, fit, healthy, strong, vigorous, disciplined
incommode [verb]
means "inconvenience"disturb, trouble, vex, annoy, discomfort, discommode
incompatibility [noun]
means "disagreement"objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, opposition
incompatible [adjective]
means "contrary"contradictory, opposed, inharmonious, discordant, difficult
incongruity [noun]
means "lack of harmony"difference, incompatibility, inconsistency, anomaly, discrepancy, inequality
incongruous [adjective]
means "inconsonant"discordant, inharmonious, dissonant
incongruous [adjective]
means "inappropriate"incompatible, irreconcilable, discrepant, unbecoming, absurd
inconsistent [adjective]
means "inconstant"incompatible, inharmonious, discrepant, inappropriate, incoherent, incongruous
inconsolable [adjective]
means "forlorn"cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, desolate, lost
ingenious [adjective]
means "smart"astute, bright, clever, discerning, acute, intelligent
inharmonious [adjective]
means "inconsonant"discordant, incongruous, dissonant
insight [noun]
means "understanding"recognition, perception, sense, discernment, awareness, reasonableness, discretion
intelligent [adjective]
means "keen"discerning
intermission [noun]
means "respite"stay, recess, break, discontinuity, hiatus, interruption
intuitive [adjective]
means "perceptive"perspicacious, insightful, judicious, clairvoyant, discerning, clear-sighted
invalidate [verb]
means "disprove"discredit
irreconcilable [adjective]
means "inappropriate"incompatible, incongruous, discrepant, unbecoming, absurd
irreverence [noun]
means "disrespect"impudence, rudeness, discourtesy, profanity, impertinence
jar [verb]
means "action"disconcert, embarrass, shock, distress, trouble, upset
judgement [noun]
means "understanding"sagacity, discernment, discretion, prudence, intelligence, perspicacity
know [verb]
means "comparison"discriminate, differentiate, distinguish, separate, difference
knowable [adjective]
means "comprehensible"discernible, apparent, conceivable, fathomable, ascertainable, recognisable
knowledge [noun]
means "understanding"comprehension, perception, judgement, wisdom, insight, discernment
lay aside [verb]
means "cast off"throw off, cast, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
lay off [verb]
means "fire"depose, discard, dismiss, unseat, discharge, drop
leakage [noun]
means "effluvium"discharge, output, exhalation, emanation, steam, vapour
learn [verb]
means "activity"discover, determine, find out, unearth
lecture [verb]
means "speak"address, talk, expound, teach, discourse
liberate [verb]
means "free"deliver, discharge, loosen, emancipate, manumit, release
liberated [adjective]
means "dismissed"discharged, emancipated, released, fired
liquidate [verb]
means "pay off a debt"discharge
locate [verb]
means "find"discover, come across, position, happen upon, come upon
lugubrious [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
make out [verb]
means "notice"know, note, apprehend, discern, penetrate, behold
mark down [verb]
means "cheapen"discount, slash, decline
maturation [noun]
means "growth"developing, disclosure, unfolding, development, enlargement, maturing
maturing [noun]
means "growth"developing, disclosure, unfolding, maturation, enlargement, development
meet [verb]
means "activity"discharge
melancholy [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
metaphysical [adjective]
means "immaterial"abstract, bodiless, difficult, nonphysical, insubstantial, discarnate
miserable [adjective]
means "distressed"disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, heartbroken, uncomfortable, uneasy
mismatched [adjective]
means "incompatible"discordant, clashing, incongruous, inconsistent, unsuitable, jarring
missive [noun]
means "letter"statement, communication, disclosure, note, information, epistle
misunderstanding [noun]
means "disagreement"rift, difference, break, difficulty, discord, dissension
moderation [noun]
means "restraint"temperance, discretion, continence, caution, forbearance, measure
monograph [noun]
means "memoir"disquisition, dissertation, discourse, thesis, tractate, treatise
muddled [adjective]
means "incoherent"confused, uncertain, bewildered, disconnected, inchoate, stupid
mystified [adjective]
means "confused"bewildered, doubtful, disconcerted, nonplussed, confounded, baffled
nervousness [noun]
means "uneasiness"agitation, tenseness, perturbation, discomfiture, disquietude, feverishness
news [noun]
means "knowledge"information, advice, discovery, enlightenment, intelligence, recognition
nice [adjective]
means "behaviour"careful, considerate, delicate, discerning, discriminating, particular
nonconformity [noun]
means "disagreement"conflict, difference, dissension, dissent, discord, heresy
noticeable [adjective]
means "conspicuous"perceptible, salient, distinct, clear, discernible, manifest
observant [adjective]
means "alert"keen, perceptive, penetrating, quick, discerning, sharp, discovering
observe [verb]
means "perform"meet, carry out, execute, discharge
omitting [adjective]
means "overlooking"discarding, repudiating, disregarding, leaving out, withholding, passing over
opposition [noun]
means "disagreement"objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, incompatibility
oration [noun]
means "address"lecture, recitation, dissertation, speech, discourse, sermon
originate [verb]
means "initiate"discover
out of line [adjective]
means "disrespectful"insolent, outspoken, discourteous, impertinent, rebellious, dissident
outpouring [noun]
means "flow"discharge, emanation, overflowing
overpower [verb]
means "overcome"subdue, discomfit, stun, overwhelm
part [verb]
means "activity"divide, break, cleave, detach, disconnect, disjoin
particular [adjective]
means "fastidious"choosy, critical, dainty, discriminating, finical, finicky
penetrate [verb]
means "understand"comprehend, grasp, discern, fathom
penetrating [adjective]
means "astute"perceptive, acute, percipient, critical, perspicacious, discerning
perceive [verb]
means "understand"appreciate, comprehend, apprehend, sense, discern, grasp
perceive [verb]
means "see"descry, discern, discover, distinguish, note, notice
perceptible [adjective]
means "apparent"distinguishable, discernible, open, visible, manifest
perception [noun]
means "perceiving"apprehension, cognition, discernment, recognition, understanding
percipient [adjective]
means "astute"perceptive, acute, penetrating, critical, perspicacious, discerning
perspicacious [adjective]
means "discerning"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, rational
pessimism [noun]
means "cynicism"doubt, suspicion, distrust, discouragement, dejection, trepidation
pioneer [verb]
means "establish"discover, initiate
plain-spoken [adjective]
means "curt"abrupt, short, discourteous, brusque, uncivil, gruff
plaintive [adjective]
means "sad"depressed, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, glum
ponder [verb]
means "think about"discuss
pour [verb]
means "activity"flow, stream, drain, discharge, emit, issue
practical [adjective]
means "sound"balanced, pragmatic, discreet, realistic, discriminating, operative
prejudice [noun]
means "intolerance"bigotry, bias, umbrage, one-sidedness, discrimination, disposition
premeditated [adjective]
means "purposeful"calculated, deliberate, conscious, intentional, studied, discerning
procrastinate [verb]
means "dismiss"pass over, defer, neglect, suspend, discard, let slip
pronouncement [noun]
means "proclamation"broadcast, announcement, publication, disclosure, revelation, promulgation
propel [verb]
means "catapult"eject, project, discharge, shoot, hurl, toss
providence [noun]
means "care"circumspection, discretion, wariness, heedfulness, prudence, vigilance
prudent [adjective]
means "careful"cautious, circumspect, discreet, judicious, provident, sagacious
publication [noun]
means "proclamation"broadcast, announcement, pronouncement, disclosure, revelation, promulgation
put away [verb]
means "expel"dismiss, drive away, exclude, isolate, banish, discharge
querulous [adjective]
means "petulant"abrupt, carping, caviling, complaining, discontented, peevish
quit [verb]
means "stop"cease, desist, discontinue
rational [adjective]
means "discerning"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious
reason [noun]
means "mental condition"understanding, discernment
recalled [adjective]
means "dismissed"discharged, expelled, banished, rejected, eliminated, removed
reflect on [verb]
means "think about"discuss
refute [verb]
means "disprove"discredit
reject [verb]
means "activity"discard, eliminate, jettison, throw away, exclude
release [verb]
means "liberate"deliver, free, set free, emancipate, loose, discharge
released [adjective]
means "dismissed"liberated, emancipated, discharged, fired
relieve [verb]
means "dismiss"discharge, release
remission [noun]
means "acquittal"absolution, discharge, exoneration, forgiveness, indulgence, pardon
removed [adjective]
means "dismissed"discharged, expelled, banished, rejected, eliminated, recalled
repel [verb]
means "reject"refuse, decline, dismiss, discourage, disown
repudiate [verb]
means "disown"disclaim, disallow, refuse, keep back, deny, withhold
restlessness [noun]
means "displeasure"depression, envy, dissatisfaction, discontent, uneasiness
results [noun]
means "findings"discovery, formula, find, invention, breakthrough
rude [adjective]
means "behaviour"impolite, ill-mannered, uncivil, unmannerly, imprudent, discourteous
rumpus [noun]
means "controversy"debate, discussion, contention, row, quarrel, altercation
sadden [verb]
means "deject"discourage
sagacious [adjective]
means "judicious"wise, intelligent, sensible, rational, discerning, discriminating
salvo [noun]
means "volley"round, burst, discharge
scholar [noun]
means "student"pupil, disciple, learner
see [verb]
means "perception"understand, comprehend, discern, distinguish, perceive, recognise
selective [adjective]
means "discriminating"fastidious, careful, discerning, judicious, particular, choosy
seminar [noun]
means "meeting"talk, parley, congress, discussion, consultation, conference
sense [noun]
means "perception"understanding, recognition, insight, discernment, awareness, reasonableness, discretion
sensible [adjective]
means "reasonable"judicious, discerning, astute, rational, shrewd, intelligent
separate [verb]
means "split"divide, detach, sever, disjoin, disconnect, undo
separate [adjective]
means "apart"divided, individual, independent, unattached, disconnected, detached
separated [adjective]
means "apart"distant, disassociated, disconnected, isolated, special
sermonise [verb]
means "lecture"discourse, orate, declaim, harangue, address, sermonize
sermonize [verb]
means "lecture"discourse, orate, declaim, harangue, sermonise, address
set aside [verb]
means "cast off"throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, cast, shed
set free [verb]
means "release"discharge, liberate, acquit
set right [adjective]
means "exculpated"vindicated, discharged, cleared, free, exonerated
sever [verb]
means "split"divide, detach, separate, disjoin, disconnect, undo
show [verb]
means "language"reveal, clarify, disclose, divulge, explain, elucidate
situate [verb]
means "place"locate, put, settle, position, discover, fix
slough [verb]
means "cast off"throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
solution [noun]
means "answer"discovery, resolution, conclusion, clarification, explanation, explication
spasmodic [adjective]
means "intermittent"irregular, broken, erratic, disconnected
specify [verb]
means "classify"collate, discriminate
speech [noun]
means "event"address, lecture, recitation, dissertation, oration, discourse
spot [verb]
means "action"detect, discover, find, locate, recognise, recognize
stigmatize [verb]
means "disgrace"discredit, dishonour, defame, shame, besmirch, brand
strike [verb]
means "action"discover, unearth, find, uncover
studied [adjective]
means "purposeful"calculated, deliberate, premeditated, intentional, conscious, discerning
subjection [noun]
means "control"limitation, government, order, regulation, discipline, subjugation
subtraction [noun]
means "reduction"abatement, removal, discount, rebate, abstraction, deduction
suffice [verb]
means "satisfy"discharge, be sufficient, fulfil, do, meet, suit
suspension [noun]
means "respite"stay, recess, intermission, discontinuity, hiatus, interruption
switch off [verb]
means "turn off"disconnect, stop
talented [adjective]
means "artistic"pleasing, tasteful, skillful, sublime, discriminating, graceful
talk [verb]
means "speech"communicate, converse, speak, confer, discuss, pronounce
talk about [verb]
means "debate"discuss, plead, dispute, differ, argue, hold
talking [noun]
means "conversation"telling, notification, communication, articulation, discussion, advisement
tangible [adjective]
means "touchable"substantial, material, corporeal, palpable, tactile, discernible
taste [noun]
means "perception"discrimination, discernment, cultivation, distinction, judgment, refinement
televise [verb]
means "broadcast"disclose
tell [verb]
means "activity"deduce, ascertain, discern, distinguish, differentiate, compute, discriminate, reckon
tell [verb]
means "acknowledgement"declare, disclose, reveal, divulge, betray, confess
telling [noun]
means "conversation"communication, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
temerity [noun]
means "audacity"brass, impudence, cheek, nerve, presumption, discourtesy
think about [verb]
means "consider"discuss
tip-off [verb]
means "reveal"divulge, disclose, notify, spill, brief, debrief
toughen [verb]
means "harden"discipline, fortify
trace [verb]
means "investigate"discover, determine, ascertain, find out
trouble [verb]
means "inconvenience"put out, discommode, incommode
turn off [verb]
means "switch off"disconnect, stop
unburden [verb]
means "confess"divulge, disclose, reveal, tell
uncivil [adjective]
means "impolite"discourteous, ill-mannered, rude, unmannerly, impudent, impertinent
underestimate [verb]
means "overlook"neglect, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, elide
understand [verb]
means "comprehend"discern, interpret
undervalue [verb]
means "overlook"underestimate, blink, disregard, discount, ignore, elide
unearthing [noun]
means "detection"showing, espial, unfolding, find, disclosure, strike, discovery
unease [noun]
means "embarrassment"humiliation, chagrin, discomfiture, confusion
unfolding [noun]
means "growth"developing, disclosure, development, maturation, enlargement, maturing
unhappy [adjective]
means "sad"afflicted, cheerless, disconsolate, distressed, downcast, inconsolable
unload [verb]
means "unpack"empty, disburden, issue, relieve, unburden, discharge
unmask [verb]
means "expose"unveil, betray, bare, reveal, disclose, uncover
unmelodious [adjective]
means "unharmonious"harsh, non-melodic, unmusical, tuneless, discordant, dissonant
unnerve [verb]
means "agitate"disconcert
unroll [verb]
means "tell"unfold, disclose, exhibit, unravel, uncover, explain
unveil [verb]
means "uncover"open, bring to light, disclose, expose, lay open, muck-rake
unveiling [noun]
means "revelation"disclosure, divulgence, manifestation, phenomenon
upset [verb]
means "activity"disturb, disconcert
variation [noun]
means "change"alteration, modification, digression, deviation, difference, discrepancy
vex [verb]
means "debate"discuss, agitate
visible [adjective]
means "visual"discernible, perceptible, open
wisdom [noun]
means "common sense"prudence, sagacity, sense, understanding, discretion, insight
withhold [verb]
means "disown"disclaim, disallow, refuse, keep back, repudiate, deny
woebegone [adjective]
means "wretched"woeful, lonely, miserable, disconsolate, dejected, grief-stricken
wonder at [verb]
means "question"oppugn, doubt, distrust, discredit, mistrust, suspect