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Synonym for flat [object]

The synonym flat synonymous definition words:
means "position"
horizontally
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flat [object]

means "affirmation"
absolutely, definitely, positively

flat [noun]

means "building"
apartment, suite

flat [adjective]

means "property"
collapsed, boring, pointless, dull, lifeless, prosaic, spiritless, tedious, unanimated

flat [adjective]

means "manner"
fixed, absolute, downright, outright, peremptory, positive, unqualified

flat [adjective]

means "characteristic"
level, equal, even, horizontal, plane, smooth, low, prone, flavourless, dead, unseasoned, insipid, stale, tasteless, unsavoury, vapid
Further results for the word "flat"

apartment [noun]

means "pad"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

arid [adjective]

means "dull"
dry, flat, prosaic, boring, tedious, vapid

colorless [adjective]

means "drab"
ashen, lustreless, lusterless [US], uninspired, flat

dead [adjective]

means "property"
inert, flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low

dull [adjective]

means "behaviour"
listless, flat, apathetic, slow, heavy, inanimate

even [adjective]

means "property"
smooth, flat, surfaced, flush, level, lay

flavorless [adjective]

means "insipid"
tasteless, vapid, flat, mawkish, neutral

horizontal [adjective]

means "level"
flat, balanced

horizontally [object]

means "position"
flat

inactive [adjective]

means "inert"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid

inert [adjective]

means "dead"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid

inoperative [adjective]

means "inert"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid

level [adjective]

means "property"
horizontal, flat, balanced

level [adjective]

means "characteristic"
flat, flush, even, smooth, plane, plain

lusterless [adjective]

means "property"
dim, flat, mat, lifeless

lying [adjective]

means "prostrate"
prone, supine, reclining, flat, resting, horizontal

mouldy [adjective]

means "musty"
stale, rank, rotten, spoiled, putrid, flat

musty [adjective]

means "mouldy"
stale, rank, rotten, spoiled, putrid, flat

odorless [adjective]

means "scentless"
flat, smell-less, unscented, without odour, without odor [US]

odourless [adjective]

means "scentless"
flat

pad [noun]

means "apartment"
flat, lodging, room, suite, home

plain [adjective]

means "characteristic"
level, even, flat, plane, smooth

plane [noun]

means "thing"
surface, level, flat

plane [adjective]

means "property"
flat, level, smooth, flush, even, regular

prone [adjective]

means "prostrate"
recumbent, flat

prosaic [adjective]

means "boring"
pointless, dull, lifeless, flat, spiritless, tedious

prostrate [adjective]

means "supine"
flat, prone, recumbent

reclining [adjective]

means "prostrate"
prone, supine, lying, flat, resting, horizontal

recumbent [adjective]

means "prostrate"
prone, supine, reclining, flat, resting, horizontal

rooms [noun]

means "suite"
apartment, office, flat, accommodation

sapless [adjective]

means "insipid"
flat, boring, spiritless, tame, lifeless, dull

scentless [adjective]

means "odourless"
flat

smooth [adjective]

means "property"
even, level, flat, horizontal, flush, plain

stagnant [adjective]

means "foul"
stale, flat, dirty, filthy, squalid, putrid

stale [adjective]

means "old"
dry, musty, flat, vapid, hard, hardened

suite [noun]

means "rooms"
apartment, office, flat

supine [adjective]

means "prone"
prostrate, reclining, recumbent, horizontal, flat

tame [adjective]

means "property"
flat, empty

tame [adjective]

means "character trait"
flat

unexpressive [adjective]

means "inexpressive"
flat, nothing, spiritless, dead, lifeless, vacant

unsavoury [adjective]

means "flavourless"
dead, unseasoned, insipid, stale, tasteless, flat

deflate [verb]

means "let the air out"
exhaust, empty, flatten, collapse, void
- conjugate verb deflate

flatten [verb]

means "make flatter"
smash, squash, spread out, raze, depress, level
- conjugate verb flatten

flatten [verb]

means "become flatter"
level off, level, smooth
- conjugate verb flatten

flatter [verb]

means "puff"
commend, admire, praise, congratulate
- conjugate verb flatter

flatterer [noun]

means "adulator"
sycophant, flunky, toady

flattering [adjective]

means "fawning"
deferential, obsequious, sycophantic

flattery [noun]

means "undue compliments"
adulation, eulogy

flatulence [noun]

means "intestinal"
abdominal gas, wind

flatulence [noun]

means "idle talk"
hot air, boastfulness, pomposity, vanity, empty talk

flatulent [adjective]

means "pompous"
pretentious, bombastic, self-important, oratorical

abdominal [adjective]

means "intestinal"
flatulence, stomach

become [verb]

means "characteristic"
go with, flatter, agree, suit, compliment, enrich
- conjugate verb become

becoming [adjective]

means "attractive"
tasteful, pretty, flattering, graceful, seemly, neat

blarney [noun]

means "cajolery"
gallantry, flattery, adulation

cajole [verb]

means "appreciate"
laud, praise, charm, applaud, flatter, eulogise
- conjugate verb cajole

cajolery [noun]

means "blarney"
gallantry, flattery, adulation

compliment [verb]

means "congratulate"
honour, celebrate, favour, flatter
- conjugate verb compliment

compliment [verb]

means "appreciate"
laud, praise, charm, applaud, flatter, eulogise
- conjugate verb compliment

compliments [noun]

means "respect"
civility, appreciation, flattery, veneration, admiration

congratulate [verb]

means "compliment"
honour, celebrate, favour, flatter
- conjugate verb congratulate

even [verb]

means "activity"
level, grade, flatten, roll, smooth, plane
- conjugate verb even

fawning [adjective]

means "obsequious"
deferential, flattering, sycophantic

fell [verb]

means "bring down"
down, flatten, floor, knock down, level, prostrate
- conjugate verb fell

iron [verb]

means "activity"
smooth clothing, press, flatten, steam
- conjugate verb iron

knock down [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, run over
- conjugate verb knock down

laudatory [adjective]

means "complimentary"
flattering, approving

level [verb]

means "activity"
even, equalise, equalize, flatten, smooth, grade, flatten, raze, demolish, destroy
- conjugate verb level

mash [verb]

means "crush"
flatten, squash, squish, smash, pound, bruise
- conjugate verb mash

obsequious [adjective]

means "fawning"
deferential, flattering, sycophantic

panegyric [adjective]

means "complimentary"
laudatory, flattering

parasite [noun]

means "sponger"
bloodsucker, dependent, flatterer, free-loader, flunky

plane [verb]

means "activity"
smooth, level, flatten, finish, even, mill
- conjugate verb plane

praise [verb]

means "activity"
cheer, flatter
- conjugate verb praise

press [verb]

means "activity"
flatten, iron, smooth
- conjugate verb press

rhetoric [noun]

means "pomposity"
flatulence

run over [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, trample, knock down
- conjugate verb run over

smooth [verb]

means "action"
flatten, even, level, press, roll, iron
- conjugate verb smooth

sycophantic [adjective]

means "fawning"
deferential, flattering, obsequious

toady [noun]

means "yes-man"
flatterer, sycophant, fawner, bootlicker

trample [verb]

means "fell with a blow"
beat up, flatten, thrash, knock down, run over
- conjugate verb trample

wind [noun]

means "feeling"
vanity, flatulence, emptiness
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