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Synonym for ear [noun]
The synonym ear synonymous definition words:
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At what age did you earn your college degree ? Every year millions of animals are killed. What are they doing to stop the mass extinction of animals and eventually of ourselves?Further results for the word "ear"
auricle [noun]
means "organ of hearing"ear
flange [noun]
means "lug"projection, ear, prong, bulge, protrusion, tab
knocker [noun]
means "thing"handle, twist grip, knob, grip, handgrip, ear
ear trumpet [noun]
means "hearing aid"auricle
earliest [adjective]
means "original"first, beginning, initial, anterior, maiden, primeval, incipient
early [object]
means "time"seasonably, betimes, promptly, soon, presently, timely, prematurely, betimes
early [adjective]
means "time"premature, beforehand, soon, precocious, untimely, advanced, previous, primitive, primordial, former, recent, new, fresh, prime, budding
earned [adjective]
means "deserved"merited, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit, appropriate
earnest [adjective]
means "fervent"passionate, ardent, warm, strenuous, eager, enthusiastic, strong
earthy [adjective]
means "like the earth"dirty, dusty, earthen, gritty
earthy [adjective]
means "artless"unrefined, direct, unaffected, unblushing, natural, unsophisticated, unassuming
advancing [adjective]
means "ahead"more advanced, earlier, progressing, surpassing, leading, preceding
ahead [adjective]
means "position"advancing, more advanced, earlier, progressing, surpassing, leading
allot [verb]
means "allocatation"earmark, appoint, designate, appropriate, set apart, assign
anterior [adjective]
means "original"earliest, beginning, initial, first, maiden, primeval
before [object]
means "time"earlier, sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore
betimes [object]
means "seasonably"early, promptly, soon, presently, timely
budding [adjective]
means "recent"new, fresh, prime, early
businesslike [adjective]
means "professional"serious, methodical, earnest, diligent, organized, purposeful
close [adjective]
means "characteristic"painstaking, assiduous, concentrated, constant, earnest, fixed
designate [verb]
means "allocate"earmark
fervid [adjective]
means "eager"zealous, fervent, impassioned, spirited, enthusiastic, earnest
first [adjective]
means "origin"earliest, beginning, initial, anterior, maiden, primeval
fusty [adjective]
means "musty"malodorous, frowzy, funky, unusual, earthy, rank
genuinely [object]
means "frankly"earnestly, sincerely, candidly, honestly, openly, plainly
grave [adjective]
means "characteristic"earnest, sedate
gritty [adjective]
means "like the earth"dirty, dusty, earthen, earthy
introductory [adjective]
means "preliminary"primary, preparative, initial, beginning, early, incipient
justified [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, merited, fit
lucre [noun]
means "gain"earnings, return, profit, dividend, proceeds, returns
maiden [adjective]
means "first"original, earliest, beginning
make [verb]
means "activity"earn, obtain, gain, acquire, procure, get
merited [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
nature [noun]
means "space"universe, earth, cosmos, creation, world, macrocosm
older [adjective]
means "more aged"aged, earlier, elder
once [object]
means "time"formerly, previously, long ago, earlier, before, already
orgiastic [adjective]
means "carnal"fleshly, lascivious, voluptuous, sensual, earthly, sexual
passionate [adjective]
means "excitable"animated, ardent, burning, earnest, emotional, enthusiastic
pay [noun]
means "compensation"earnings, allowance, commission, fee, income, payment
pioneer [adjective]
means "initiatory"creative, experimental, initial, untried, early, brave
preparative [adjective]
means "preliminary"primary, introductory, initial, beginning, early, incipient
prime [adjective]
means "original"earliest, beginning, first
primeval [adjective]
means "high"prehistoric, early, arctic, polar, remote, antediluvian
primordial [adjective]
means "previous"primitive, early, former
profit [noun]
means "finance"gain, earnings, return, lucre, dividend, proceeds
progressing [adjective]
means "advancing"more advanced, earlier, ahead, surpassing, leading, preceding
promptly [object]
means "seasonably"betimes, early, soon, presently, timely
quirk [noun]
means "style"characteristic, flavour, temperament, essence, earmark, character
realise [verb]
means "receive"gain, profit, obtain, acquire, earn
realize [verb]
means "receive"gain, profit, obtain, acquire, earn
retrieve [verb]
means "recover"glean, reap, obtain, collect, gather, earn
returns [noun]
means "money coming in"profit, intake, earnings, gain, accretion, accumulation
serious [adjective]
means "solemn"earnest
seriously [object]
means "sincerely"earnestly, soberly, thoughtfully, solemnly, gravely
sober [adjective]
means "characteristic"earnest, sedate
sooner [object]
means "before"pre-eminent, earlier, first, previous, prior, above
sphere [noun]
means "planet"earth, star
strong [adjective]
means "character trait"strenuous, earnest
subsistence [noun]
means "means of support"livelihood, support, maintenance, room and board, earnings
surpassing [adjective]
means "advancing"more advanced, earlier, progressing, ahead, leading, preceding
terrestrial [adjective]
means "global"tellurian, earthly, planetary
truthful [adjective]
means "genuine"earnest, sincere, candid, guileless, artless, naive
unassuming [adjective]
means "artless"earthy
universe [noun]
means "nature"earth, cosmos, creation, world, macrocosm
worldly [adjective]
means "terrestrial"natural, earthly, secular, temporal, common, mundane
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