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Synonym for met [adjective]

The synonym met synonymous definition words:
means "discovered"
found, detected, rescued
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discovered [adjective]

means "found"
met, detected, rescued

found [adjective]

means "discovered"
met, detected, rescued

gathered [adjective]

means "assembled"
joined, united, collected, met

metallic [adjective]

means "made of copper and tin"
bronze, brass

metamorphose [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, turn, transmute
- conjugate verb metamorphose

metamorphosis [noun]

means "modification"
alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation, turn

metaphor [noun]

means "resemblance"
comparison, proportion, correlation, likeness, similarity, likening, contrast

metaphysical [adjective]

means "supernatural"
mystical, spiritual, transcendental, unearthly, transcendent

metaphysical [adjective]

means "immaterial"
abstract, bodiless, difficult, nonphysical, insubstantial, discarnate, nonmaterial

mete [verb]

means "distribute"
allot, apportion, measure, parcel out, dole, deal, give
- conjugate verb mete

mete [noun]

means "boundary"
limit, bound, term

meteoric [adjective]

means "momentary"
ephemeral, fleeting, short, short-lived, temporary, transient, brief

meter [noun]

means "music"
rhythm, beat, cadence, measure, swing, rhyme

method [noun]

means "rule"
order, arrangement, classification, system, disposition

method [noun]

means "manner"
procedure, routine, formula, mode, process, technique, way

methodical [adjective]

means "orderly"
correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like

meticulous [adjective]

means "exact"
particular, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive, detailed

metropolis [noun]

means "capital"
municipality

metropolitan [adjective]

means "cosmopolitan"
urban, municipal, modern

mettle [noun]

means "stamina"
ardour, courage, bravery, fibre, hardihood, fire, nerve

mettle [noun]

means "character"
disposition, spirit, temper

mettlesome [adjective]

means "high spirited"
spirited, spunky, vigourous, active, high-spirited, fiery, excitable

mettlesome [adjective]

means "brave"
dauntless, plucky, valiant

agent [noun]

means "means"
instrument, method, vehicle, medium, agency, factor
- translate agent

allot [verb]

means "quantity"
apportion, deal out, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense
- conjugate verb allot

angle [noun]

means "purpose"
intention, plan, aim, objective, approach, method

ardor [noun]

means "eagerness"
mettle, fervency, goodwill, spirit, vehemence, zest

ardour [noun]

means "eagerness"
devotion, fervour, enthusiasm, passion, zeal, mettle

arrangement [noun]

means "order"
sequence, method

bound [noun]

means "border"
brim, end, boundary, mete, limit, verge

brief [adjective]

means "duration"
transient, meteoric

bronze [adjective]

means "made of copper and tin"
metallic, brass

businesslike [adjective]

means "professional"
serious, methodical, earnest, diligent, organized, purposeful

chain [noun]

means "thing"
metal links, padlock, cable, restraint, bond

city [noun]

means "place"
municipality, urban area, metropolis, capital

city [adjective]

means "property"
municipal, metropolitan, civil, urban, civic, county

close [adjective]

means "property"
minute, meticulous

comparison [noun]

means "resemblance"
metaphor, proportion, correlation, likeness, similarity, likening

conforming [adjective]

means "regular"
accordant, consistent, constant, orderly, methodical, invariant

conscientious [adjective]

means "careful"
thorough, painstaking, punctilious, particular, meticulous, prudent

conversion [noun]

means "transformation"
transmutation, alteration, turn, regeneration, metamorphosis, shift

cosmopolitan [adjective]

means "urbane"
metropolitan, gregarious, catholic, sophisticated

courage [noun]

means "nerve"
guts, spirit, endurance, mettle, firmness, fortitude

course [noun]

means "process"
operation, method, line, policy, mode, polity

deal out [verb]

means "apportion"
allot, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute
- conjugate verb deal out

deliberate [adjective]

means "cautious"
methodical

descriptive [adjective]

means "exact"
meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, particular

disposition [noun]

means "nature"
make, personality, character, complexion, mettle, make up

disposition [noun]

means "grouping"
method, arrangement, location, order, placement

dole out [verb]

means "dispense"
mete, share, distribute, parcel, assign
- conjugate verb dole out

economical [adjective]

means "careful"
practical, methodical

economy [noun]

means "management"
order, conduct, method, direction, system, supervision

exact [adjective]

means "property"
careful, perfect, critical, methodical, nice, orderly

fashion [noun]

means "manner"
approach, method, mode, way

fight [noun]

means "character trait"
boldness, mettle, hardihood

file [noun]

means "thing"
metal tool, rasp

foot [noun]

means "art"
unit of poem, measure, interval, meter, accent, bar
- translate foot

form [noun]

means "process"
formula, approach, method, mode, practice, procedure

formal [adjective]

means "property"
fixed, methodical, regular, rigid, rigourous, set

formalist [noun]

means "intellectual"
scholar, pedagogue, pedant, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking

formula [noun]

means "exact method"
method, recipe, prescription, description, blueprint

fussy [adjective]

means "hard to please"
careful, conscientious, exact, fastidious, meticulous, particular

gauge [noun]

means "device for measuring"
measure, dial, mark, meter, scale, standard

give out [verb]

means "apportion"
deal out, parcel out, mete out, allot, dispense, distribute
- conjugate verb give out

grouping [noun]

means "order"
sequence, method

heart [noun]

means "character trait"
fortitude, mettle
- translate heart

hyperbole [noun]

means "exaggeration"
metaphor, embellishment, distortion

immaterial [adjective]

means "nonmaterial"
insubstantial, nonphysical, incorporeal, metaphysical, disembodied, bodiless

instrument [noun]

means "agency"
vehicle, ministry, method, means, channel, organ

leaden [adjective]

means "made of lead"
metallic, lead, pewter

literal [adjective]

means "exact"
true, veritable, accurate, methodical

lot [verb]

means "allocation"
allot, apportion, assign, give, allow, mete
- conjugate verb lot

machinery [noun]

means "devices"
means, method, plans

means [noun]

means "instrumentality"
method, mode, way, mechanism, medium, approach

mineral [noun]

means "inorganic substance"
rock, fossil, crystal, metal, petroleum

mineral [adjective]

means "inorganic"
rock, metallic

momentary [adjective]

means "brief"
meteoric

neat [adjective]

means "adroit"
methodical, deft, systematic, apt, skilful, clever

nerve [noun]

means "state"
courage, guts, spirit, endurance, mettle, firmness

normal [adjective]

means "process"
routine, orderly, regular, methodical

occult [adjective]

means "mystical"
preternatural, metaphysical, psychic, supernatural, weird, mysterious

ordering [noun]

means "order"
sequence, method

otherworldly [adjective]

means "supernatural"
transcendental, spectral, abstract, metaphysical, mysterious

parcel [verb]

means "activity"
allot, apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, mete out
- conjugate verb parcel

parcel out [verb]

means "apportion"
deal out, allot, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute
- conjugate verb parcel out

part [verb]

means "activity"
apportion, allot, deal out, distribute, mete out, parcel out
- conjugate verb part

particular [adjective]

means "exact"
meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive

partition [verb]

means "divide"
apportion, deal out, mete out, parcel out, portion, separate
- conjugate verb partition

pedagogue [noun]

means "educator"
teacher, lecturer, instructor, tutor, professor, methodologist

pedant [noun]

means "intellectual"
scholar, pedagogue, formalist, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking

pluck [noun]

means "bravery"
boldness, courage, determination, mettle, nerve, resolution

policy [noun]

means "process"
operation, method, line, course, mode, polity

prescription [noun]

means "exact method"
method, recipe, formula, description, blueprint

psychic [adjective]

means "supernatural"
metaphysical, extrasensory, telepathic

ration [verb]

means "allot"
distribute, apportion, deal, dole, mete, parcel out
- conjugate verb ration

recipe [noun]

means "model"
method, formula, prescription, description, blueprint

regular [adjective]

means "conforming"
accordant, consistent, constant, orderly, methodical, invariant

rigorous [adjective]

means "exact"
precise, accurate, meticulous, punctilious, demanding, finical

routine [noun]

means "habit"
pattern, practice, method, system

routine [adjective]

means "habitual"
predictable, customary, reflex, usual, methodical, standard

school [noun]

means "manner"
style, fashion, persuasion, tendency, method, character

short-lived [adjective]

means "momentary"
meteoric

sort [noun]

means "manner"
way, means, method, fashion, style

spectral [adjective]

means "supernatural"
transcendental, otherworldly, abstract, metaphysical, mysterious

tempo [noun]

means "beat"
meter, rhythm, measure, time, pace, throb

temporary [adjective]

means "momentary"
meteoric

tin foil [noun]

means "aluminum foil"
freezer paper, metal foil, zinc foil, lead foil

transfiguration [noun]

means "transformation"
transmutation, permutation, reformation, modification, metamorphosis, mutation

transform [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, turn, metamorphose
- conjugate verb transform
- translate transform

transmute [verb]

means "change"
avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, metamorphose
- conjugate verb transmute

turn [verb]

means "process"
metamorphose, transmute
- conjugate verb turn

tutor [noun]

means "educator"
teacher, lecturer, instructor, pedagogue, professor, methodologist

unhurried [adjective]

means "cautious"
methodical

urban [adjective]

means "place"
municipal, metropolitan, civil, city, civic, county

valour [noun]

means "guts"
mettle

verse [noun]

means "language"
poetry, meter, rhyme, sonnet

way [noun]

means "means"
mode, technique, method, system, procedure, policy

way [noun]

means "manner"
fashion, method, style, mode, custom, practice
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