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meanwhile [object]
means "during"while, whilst, in, at, in the act of
abominable [adjective]
means "execrable"offensive, odious, reprehensible, insulting, horrible, repugnant
aboriginal [adjective]
means "native"local, original, autochthonous, domestic, indigenous, primitive
absent-minded [adjective]
means "preoccupied"distracted, dreaming, forgetful, inattentive, musing, oblivious
acquaintance [noun]
means "familiarity"awareness, experience, knowledge, intimacy, cognisance, cognizance
agreeing [adjective]
means "compatible"agreeable, in agreement, harmonious, accordant, in accord, compliant
amazing [adjective]
means "extraordinary"phenomenal, remarkable, portentous, incredible, astounding, indescribable
amusing [adjective]
means "entertaining"interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming
appointment [noun]
means "designation"nomination, assignment, choice, selection, designating, installation
aspiring [adjective]
means "ambitious"determined, enterprising, resourceful, industrious, intent, promising
astounding [adjective]
means "marvellous"wonderful, amazing, spectacular, astonishing, fabulous, incredible
blind [adjective]
means "characteristic"heedless, oblivious, careless, unaware, ignorant, indiscriminate
breathtaking [adjective]
means "awesome"overwhelming, monumental, staggering, towering, inspiring, stunning
bungling [adjective]
means "inept"inapt, blundering, clumsy, amateurish, unhandy, tactless
businesslike [adjective]
means "professional"systematic, intent, orderly, scrupulous, assiduous, brisk
businessman [noun]
means "merchant"industrialist, entrepreneur, capitalist, broker, manager, retailer
businesswoman [noun]
means "merchant"industrialist, entrepreneur, capitalist, broker, manager, retailer
certain [adjective]
means "unequivocal"absolute, indisputable, incontestable, clear, unerring, plain
certain [adjective]
means "inevitable"decided, inescapable, infallible, predestined, destined, determined
charming [adjective]
means "entertaining"interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, amusing
cheering [adjective]
means "entertaining"interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming
composing [adjective]
means "component"partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, elemental
conferring [adjective]
means "holding a conference"discussing, deliberating, comparing opinions, in conference, in conclave, in consultation
confinement [noun]
means "detainment"constraint, detention, incarceration, bonds, control, limitation
conforming [adjective]
means "regular"accordant, consistent, constant, orderly, methodical, invariant
confronting [adjective]
means "face to face with"disputing, encountering, meeting, in the face of, opposing, facing, in the teeth of, countering, tackling, rebellious, coping with, braving
constituting [adjective]
means "component"constituent, forming, combining, integral, fundamental, elemental
constraint [noun]
means "confinement"incarceration, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage
continual [adjective]
means "ceaseless"continuous, constant, unceasing, uninterrupted, steady, incessant
continuation [noun]
means "sequel"supplement, instalment, complement, epilogue, addition, postscript
continuously [object]
means "constantly"all the time, regularly, continually, ceaselessly, always, invariably
cross-examination [noun]
means "interrogate"grill, check, investigate, interrogation, inquire, inquisition
definition [noun]
means "meaning"signification, terminology, denotation, explication, interpretation, analogue
delinquency [noun]
means "fault"culpability, solecism, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed
devouring [adjective]
means "gluttonous"greedy, ravenous, voracious, starved, carnivorous, insatiable
disappointing [adjective]
means "unsatisfactory"ineffective, insufficient, unexpected, uninteresting, inferior, discouraging
discriminating [adjective]
means "cultured"cultivated, artistic, inventive, refined, polished, aesthetic
disinclined [adjective]
means "averse"hostile, unwilling, reluctant, loath, opposed, inimical, indisposed
enchanting [adjective]
means "entertaining"interesting, engaging, amusing, lively, pleasing, charming
engaging [adjective]
means "entertaining"interesting, amusing, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming
engrossing [adjective]
means "enthralling"absorbing, interesting, captivating, fascinating
enlightening [adjective]
means "illuminating"illuminant, instructive, elucidating, informative, illuminative, edifying
ensuing [adjective]
means "resultant"following, resulting, consequent, indirect, subsequent, sequential
entertaining [adjective]
means "amusing"interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming
exciting [adjective]
means "stimulating"attractive, enticing, interesting, piquant, sparkling
exhilarating [adjective]
means "favourable"auspicious, encouraging, enlivening, inspiring, promising, bright
extraordinarily [object]
means "unusually"not often, remarkably, in few instances, oddly, infrequently, exceptionally
extraordinary [adjective]
means "portentous"phenomenal, remarkable, amazing, incredible, astounding, indescribable
fooling [adjective]
means "joking"bantering, facetious, deceitful, humorous, smart aleck, insincere
forbidding [adjective]
means "doomed"hopeless, inauspicious, ominous, apocalyptic, portentous, suggestive
foreboding [adjective]
means "ominous"portentous, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated
foreshadowing [noun]
means "foreboding"foreknowledge, presage, indication, premonition, presentiment, augury
forming [noun]
means "component"constituting, constituent, combining, integral, fundamental, elemental
hindrance [noun]
means "obstacle"interference, deterrent, encumbrance, hitch, restriction, impediment
hint [noun]
means "indication"clue, implication, allusion, reference, inkling, suspicion, insinuation
ignominious [adjective]
means "disgraceful"dishonourable, scandalous, outrageous, sordid, disreputable, infamous
illumination [noun]
means "enlightenment"information, teaching, education, edification, erudition, knowledge
impeding [adjective]
means "hampering"encumbering, obstructing, blocking, holding up, inhibiting, stopping
impertinent [adjective]
means "rude"impolite, insolent, discourteous, arrogant, brazen, impudent, insulting
impertinent [adjective]
means "irrelevant"immaterial, inappropriate, inapplicable, incongruous, extraneous
in a minute [adjective]
means "presently"shortly, before long, not at the moment, anon, forthwith, immediately, pronto
in advance [object]
means "ahead of"prior to, in front of, preceding, beforehand, previously, until, before
in all respects [object]
means "completely"totally, entirely, thoroughly, utterly, wholly, in every way, quite, altogether, in each aspect, on all levels, throughout
in anticipation [adjective]
means "expectant"expecting, hopeful, eager, awaiting, waiting, watchful
in any case [adjective]
means "at any rate"nonetheless, nevertheless, regardless, anyhow, be that as it may, anyway
in cold blood [adjective]
means "relentlessly"deliberately, cruelly, willfully, with malice aforethought
in consideration of [adjective]
means "in view of"taking into account, considering, because of, as regards
in consultation with [adjective]
means "in cooperation with"together with, with help from, in concert with
in contact with [adjective]
means "touching"bordering, contiguous, meeting, joining, near, adjacent
in contact with [adjective]
means "in communication with"talking to, seeing regularly, not far from
in cooperation with [adjective]
means "in collaboration with"together with, with help from, in concert with, assisting
in danger [adjective]
means "at risk"endangered, threatened, in jeopardy, hazarded, not out of the woods, imperiled
in doubt [adjective]
means "uncertain"unsure, dubious, undecided, doubtful, debatable, questionable, puzzling
in effect [object]
means "virtually"practically, substantially, almost, nearly, actually, essentially
in error [adjective]
means "mistaken"wrong, inaccurate, flawed, full of bugs, erroneous, fallacious, incorrect, faulty, false, misleading, equivocal
in favor [adjective]
means "winning approval"for it, not opposed, approving, supportive, enthusiastic, supporting, favoured, favored [US]
in favour [adjective]
means "winning approval"approving, supportive, enthusiastic, supporting, favoured
in front of [object]
means "ahead of"prior to, before, preceding, beforehand, previously, until, in advance
in full measure [adjective]
means "completely"generously, profusely, adequately, abundantly, amply, sufficiently
in memory [adjective]
means "in memoriam"honouring, for, recognizing
in part [adjective]
means "partly"fractionally, incompletely, somewhat, relatively, comparatively, partially, to some extent, to a degree, fragmentary, unfinished
in particular [adjective]
means "especially"particularly, chiefly, principally, specifically, mainly
in progress [adjective]
means "stirring"cooking, afoot, happening, forthcoming
in reserve [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, aside, obliquely
in shape [adjective]
means "physically fit"in condition, fit, healthy, strong, vigorous, disciplined, trained, in good condition, slender, trim, not flabby, well-toned
in spite of [object]
means "regardless of"despite, notwithstanding, against
in the dark [adjective]
means "not knowing"unenlightened, ignorant, uninstructed, unaware, uninformed, deluded, deceived, baffled, confused
in the future [adjective]
means "someday"in times to come, in the hereafter, hence, henceforth, from this moment, from now on, eventually
in the making [adjective]
means "prevalent"abroad, astir, in the air, common, popular, rampant
in touch with [adjective]
means "touching"in contact with, in communication with, seeing regularly, talking to, familiar with
in trouble [adjective]
means "having a real problem"in a jam, in a predicament, in for it, suffering an inconvenience, in up to one's ears, distressed, in hot water, incurring the wrath, in a quandary, troubled, breaking the law, caught in the act
in view of [adjective]
means "in consideration of"considering, because, taking into account, as regards
in vogue [adjective]
means "fashionable"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, current, stylish
inadequacy [noun]
means "insecurity"inferiority, incompetence, failing, ineptitude, weakness, impotence
inadequate [adjective]
means "deficient"insufficient, incompetent, imperfect, inapt, defective, incomplete
inadmissible [adjective]
means "unfit"inappropriate, unacceptable, unsuitable, unqualified, inapplicable, impossible
inadvertent [adjective]
means "unconsidered"unthinking, inconsiderate, negligent, superficial, unmindful, thoughtless, careless
inanimate [adjective]
means "unfeeling"insensate, senseless, mechanical, inorganic, mineral, vegetable
inanity [noun]
means "foolishness"absurdity, craziness, folly, silliness, insanity, preposterousness, lunacy
inapplicable [adjective]
means "irrelevant"immaterial, inappropriate, impertinent, incongruous, extraneous
inapt [adjective]
means "unskilful"inept, unhandy
inapt [adjective]
means "unfit"inappropriate, unsuitable, unsuited, not pertinent, clumsy, awkward, slow
inarticulate [adjective]
means "unintelligible"incomprehensible, obscure, garbled, inaudible, stammering, vague
inarticulate [adjective]
means "not good with words"silent, wordless, speechless, mute, tongue-tied, dumb, reticent
inasmuch as [object]
means "because"since, as
inattentive [adjective]
means "careless"reckless, forgetful, heedless, indiscreet, inaccurate, neglectful, slack
inaudible [adjective]
means "faint"indistinct, soft
inauguration [noun]
means "accession"installation, investment, promotion, succession, induction, initiation
inauspicious [adjective]
means "adverse"unfavourable, unlucky, detrimental, unpropitious, negative, disastrous, catastrophic
inborn [adjective]
means "native"congenital, implanted, ingrained, inbred, inherent, fundamental, hereditary
incalculable [adjective]
means "uncertain"unpredictable, indeterminate, unforeseen, variable, indefinite, unfixed
incalculable [adjective]
means "limitless"boundless, immeasurable, inestimable, unfathomable, infinite, vast, immense
incapability [noun]
means "incapacity"disqualification, feebleness, impotence, unfitness, inability, disability, incompetence
incapable [adjective]
means "unfit"inadequate, incompetent, unsatisfactory, unsuitable, unqualified, ineligible
incapacity [noun]
means "inability"inadequacy, incompetence, insufficiency, ineptitude, uselessness
incarceration [noun]
means "confinement"constraint, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage, arrest
incarnate [adjective]
means "embody"illustrate, personify, exemplify, reflect, simulate, demonstrate, image
incendiary [noun]
means "political agitator"agitator, radical, reactionary, catalyst, iconoclast, fomenter
incessant [adjective]
means "continual"perpetual, constant, persistent, endless, uninterrupted, unbroken, non-stop
incidence [noun]
means "rate of occurrence"occurrence, frequency, range, scope, spread, direction, trend
incidence [noun]
means "direction of fall"tendency, drift, degree, slope, proportion, line, measure
incisive [adjective]
means "cutting"biting, acute, acid, penetrating, sarcastic, sardonic, satirical
incite [verb]
means "provoke"induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse, innervate, call forth
inclination [noun]
means "preference"tendency, propensity, proclivity, predilection, penchant, bent, fondness
incline [noun]
means "slope"slant, grade, inclination
inclusion [noun]
means "scope"comprehension, incorporation, extent, latitude, embodiment, measure, circumscription
incoherent [adjective]
means "inarticulate"tongue-tied
incoherent [adjective]
means "disoriented"irrational, disordered, muddled, disjointed, inchoate, loose
income [noun]
means "profession"earnings, allowance, commission, fee, pay, payment, emolument, pittance
incomparable [adjective]
means "exceptional"extraordinary, excellent, rare, exquisite, admirable, fine, choice
incompatibility [noun]
means "disagreement"objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, opposition, disfavour
incompatible [adjective]
means "unsuited"incongruous, inconsistent, unsuitable, opposite, irreconcilable
incompatible [adjective]
means "contrary"contradictory, opposed, inharmonious, discordant, difficult
incompetence [noun]
means "inadequacy"ignorance, inability, ineptitude, inexperience, incapacity, worthlessness
incomplete [noun]
means "not passing"unfinished
incomprehensible [adjective]
means "imperceptible"inaudible, insensible, indistinct, ill-defined, obscure
inconceivable [adjective]
means "unimaginable"unthinkable, impossible, unbelievable, fantastic, preposterous, implausible, outlandish
incongruity [noun]
means "lack of harmony"difference, incompatibility, inconsistency, anomaly, discrepancy, inequality
incongruous [adjective]
means "inconsistent"incoherent, illogical, contradictory, contrary, unfitting
incongruous [adjective]
means "inappropriate"incompatible, irreconcilable, discrepant, unbecoming, absurd
inconsequent [adjective]
means "inferior"insignificant, unessential, mean, unimportant, nonessential, low, paltry
inconsequential [adjective]
means "contemptible"mean, inconsequent, miserly, petty, stingy, shallow
inconsiderable [adjective]
means "unsubstantial"trivial, trifling, slight, shallow, petty, minor, light
inconsiderate [adjective]
means "unconsidered"unthinking, careless, negligent, superficial, unmindful, thoughtless, inadvertent
inconsistent [adjective]
means "inconstant"incompatible, inharmonious, discrepant, inappropriate, incoherent, incongruous, irreconcilable
inconsolable [adjective]
means "forlorn"cheerless, downcast, disconsolate, melancholy, desolate, lost, dolorous
inconstant [adjective]
means "uncertain"irregular, undependable, unsteady, variable, fickle, capricious, chance
incontestable [adjective]
means "unequivocal"absolute, indisputable, certain, clear, unerring, plain, patent
incontrovertible [adjective]
means "unequivocal"absolute, indisputable, incontestable, clear, unerring, plain, patent
inconvenient [adjective]
means "untimely"awkward, inopportune, disadvantageous, difficult, annoying, troublesome, bothersome
incorrect [adjective]
means "inaccurate"false, inexact, untrue, wrong, erroneous
incorruptible [adjective]
means "impeccably honest"honest, scrupulous, loyal, honourable, ethical, reliable, trustworthy
increase [verb]
means "expand"grow, multiply, greaten, enlarge, add to, aggrandise, aggrandize, extend
incredible [adjective]
means "unbelievable"unimaginable, unthinkable, inconceivable, improbable, extraordinary, suspect
incredulous [adjective]
means "doubtful"dubious, suspicious, indecisive, precarious, perplexed, sceptical, undecided
incumbency [noun]
means "régime"administration, executives
indebted [adjective]
means "obliged"obligated, thankful, grateful, beholden, gratified, appreciative
indebtedness [noun]
means "liability"obligation, accountability, answerability, responsibility, amenability, accountableness
indecent [adjective]
means "nasty"gross, immoral, immodest, indelicate, shameful, lascivious, sordid
indecipherable [adjective]
means "illegible"unreadable, mysterious, puzzling, obscure, incomprehensible
indecision [noun]
means "distrust"hazard, disbelief, problem, faltering, quandary, hesitancy, hesitation
indecisive [adjective]
means "irresolute"hesitant, unstable, ambivalent, changeable, wishy-washy, doubtful
indecisive [adjective]
means "inconclusive"unsettled, borderline, equivocal, ambiguous, unclear, unstable
indefatigable [adjective]
means "tireless"energetic, unfailing, inexhaustible, unflagging, stalwart
indefinite [adjective]
means "uncertain"indistinct, inexact, undetermined, unlimited, indeterminate, undefined
indefinite [adjective]
means "limitless"unlimited, infinite, eternal, boundless, endless, immeasurable
indemnification [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, indemnity, settlement, damages, compensation, restitution
indemnify [verb]
means "pay"requite, pay off, compensate, recompense, redress, reimburse, remunerate
indemnity [noun]
means "reimbursement"reparation, compensation, settlement, damages, indemnification, restitution
independent [adjective]
means "having one's own finances"solvent, well-off, affluent, wealthy, rich, well-to-do
independently [object]
means "away in time or place"separately, alone, individually, away, apart, exclusively, to one side
indescribable [adjective]
means "unmentionable"disreputable, nameless, offensive, despicable, odious
indestructible [adjective]
means "very durable"durable, permanent, rugged, imperishable, unchangeable
indeterminate [adjective]
means "imprecise"indefinite, loose, indistinct, vague, inexact, general, ill-defined
index [verb]
means "activity"sort, tabulate, alphabetise, alphabetize, catalogue, arrange, rearrange, file, record
indifferent [adjective]
means "fair"average, mediocre, ordinary, conventional, passable, undistinguished
indifferent [adjective]
means "apathetic"mediocre, listless, unresponsive, nonchalant, cool, detached, cold
indigenous [adjective]
means "native"local, original, autochthonous, domestic, aboriginal, primitive
indigent [adjective]
means "poor"destitute, insolvent, distressed, broke, underprivileged, impecunious, impoverished
indignant [adjective]
means "angry"sore, irritable, irked, irritated, vexatious, resentful, distressing
indignation [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, offence, ire, resentment, unpleasantness
indignity [noun]
means "mistreatment"abuse, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal, profanation
indiscriminate [adjective]
means "random"haphazard, aimless, confused, indistinguishable, unplanned, purposeless, promiscuous
indisposed [adjective]
means "sick"ill, ailing, unwell, injured
indisposed [adjective]
means "averse"reluctant, unwilling, disinclined, hesitant, loath, unable
indisposition [noun]
means "ailment"affection, complaint, derangement, disease, illness, disorder, malady
indisputable [adjective]
means "sure"incontestable, incontrovertible, undeniable, unquestionable, certain, irrefutable, indubitable
indistinguishable [adjective]
means "random"haphazard, aimless, confused, indiscriminate, unplanned, purposeless, promiscuous
individual [adjective]
means "single"separate, singular, specific, distinct, particular, personal, distinctive
individualist [noun]
means "independent thinker"eclectic, heretic, radical, atheist, non-believer, maverick, freethinker
individually [object]
means "particularly"notably, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
indubitable [adjective]
means "certain"unequivocal, undeniable, definite, absolute, categorical, sure, affirmative
induction [noun]
means "reasoning"deduction, inference, judgement, conjecture, rationalisation, rationalization, reason
indulgence [noun]
means "gratification"lenience, forbearance, tolerance, understanding, patience, gratifying
industrious [adjective]
means "busy"assiduous, fraught, diligent, sedulous, hardworking, overworked
industry [noun]
means "sector of commerce"sector, branch, business, trade, manufacturing, enterprise
industry [noun]
means "activity"application, enterprise, perseverance, zeal, hard work, diligence, assiduity
ineffable [adjective]
means "inexpressible"indescribable, unutterable, incredible, unspeakable, transcendent, nameless, impossible
ineffectual [adjective]
means "ineffective"useless, futile, fruitless, unproductive, pointless, purposeless, unavailing
ineligible [adjective]
means "incompetent"incapable, unqualified, disqualified, unfit, inexpert, unable
ineluctable [adjective]
means "inevitable"inescapable, unavoidable, relentless, unswerving, certain
inept [adjective]
means "foolish"absurd, inane, ridiculous, stupid, dumb, pointless
ineptitude [noun]
means "incompetence"disqualification, unfitness, inability, incapacity
inequality [noun]
means "disparity"unevenness
inert [adjective]
means "dead"flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid, inactive
inertia [noun]
means "sluggishness"inactivity, indolence, passivity, listlessness, idleness, laziness
inescapable [adjective]
means "inevitable"decided, certain, infallible, predestined, destined, determined, sure
inevitable [noun]
means "certain"decided, inescapable, infallible, predestined, destined, determined, sure
inevitably [object]
means "eventually"in due time, finally, ultimately
inexact [adjective]
means "approximate"rough, incomplete, vague
inexhaustible [adjective]
means "abundant"abounding, bountiful, copious, exuberant, generous, ample, lavish
inexorable [adjective]
means "uncompromising"dogmatic, austere, severe, strict, absolute, stiff, positive
inexpedient [adjective]
means "imprudent"inadvisable, inconvenient
inexpensively [object]
means "cheaply"low
inexperienced [adjective]
means "fresh"artless, untried, green, raw, uncultivated, unskilled, untrained
inexplicable [adjective]
means "unusual"abnormal, bizarre, odd, peculiar, extraordinary, strange, irregular
inexpressible [adjective]
means "ineffable"indescribable, unutterable, incredible, unspeakable, transcendent, nameless, impossible
infeasible [adjective]
means "unrealisable"unrealizable, impracticable, impractical, unworkable, impossible
infected [adjective]
means "impure"unclean, adulterated, contaminated, corrupted, corrupt, putrescent, putrid
infection [noun]
means "communicable disease"contagion, disease, poison, virus, illness, taint, pollution
infelicitous [adjective]
means "inept"unfortunate, awkward, graceless
infer [verb]
means "imply"insinuate, hint, suggest, indicate
inferiority [noun]
means "indifference"mediocrity
infinite [adjective]
means "limitless"unlimited, indefinite, eternal, boundless, endless, immeasurable
infirmity [noun]
means "sickness"disease, ailment, disorder, malady, illness, indisposition
inflamed [adjective]
means "aroused"stimulated, excited, impassioned, enthusiastic, heated, fervent, ardent
inflammable [adjective]
means "combustible"flammable, hazardous, explosive, incendiary, ignitable, volatile
inflexible [adjective]
means "headstrong"resolute, solid, rigid, steadfast, obstinate, intractable, implacable
influencing [adjective]
means "effective"adequate, effectual, efficacious, efficient, serviceable, operative
influential [adjective]
means "effective"cogent, convincing, effectual, efficacious, forcible, powerful
influx [noun]
means "inflow"crowd
inform [verb]
means "language"acquaint, familiarise, familiarize, make known, notify, tell, clue, warn, advise
informal [adjective]
means "casual"relaxed, natural, easy, unofficial, unceremonious, breezy, off-hand
informant [noun]
means "source"guidebook, reference, dictionary, encyclopedia, thesaurus, footnote, evidence
informed [adjective]
means "well-versed"apprised, abreast, familiar, acquainted
informer [noun]
means "stool pigeon"spy, secret agent, squealer, infiltrator
infraction [noun]
means "transgression"crime, breach, contravention, infringement, violation, trespass