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Synonym for off [object]
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Further results for the word "off"
beyond [object]
means "position"removed, hence, off, over, apart, away
off balance [adjective]
means "unbalanced"lopsided, irregular, eccentric, tipsy, disproportionate, uneven, asymmetric
off the cuff [adjective]
means "impromptu"spontaneous, improvised, makeshift, unrehearsed, extemporaneous
off the top of one's head [adjective]
means "without previous thought"carelessly, impromptu, spontaneous, unrehearsed, unplanned, immediate
off work [adjective]
means "not working"unemployed, not on duty, gone
off-colour [adjective]
means "obscene"indecent, racy, ribald, naughty, lewd, suggestive, risqué, sick, ill
offence [noun]
means "transgression"insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, misdemeanour, felony
offence [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, indignation, ire, resentment, unpleasantness
offender [noun]
means "juvenile offender"delinquent, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
offense [noun]
means "transgression"insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, felony, misdemeanour, misdemeanor [US], sin, trespass, wrong
offense [noun]
means "attack"aggression, battery, assault, onset
offense [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, indignation, ire, resentment, unpleasantness, wrath
offensive [adjective]
means "vulgar"impious, blasphemous, unspeakable, accursed, unutterable, corrupt, indecent
offensive [adjective]
means "sickening"disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul, distasteful
offensive [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, abhorrent, detestable, nasty, hateful, monstrous, impertinent
offensive [adjective]
means "execrable"abominable, odious, reprehensible, insulting, horrible, repugnant, horrid
offer [verb]
means "activity"extend, advance, present, render, proffer, submit, pose, tender, volunteer, immolate, donate, present, contribute, sacrifice
offer [noun]
means "proposal"submission, bid, presentation, motion, overture, suggestion, proposition
offhand [adjective]
means "informal"casual, unprepared, extemporaneous, extemporary, extempore, spontaneous, impromptu, unstudied, unrehearsed, unpremeditated, improvised
offhand [adjective]
means "brusque"abrupt, cavalier, curt, short
office [noun]
means "position"berth, employment, business, post, occupation, situation, job, responsibility, appointment, performance, charge, province, duty, service, function
official [adjective]
means "definite"authentic, reliable, authoritative, unquestionable, indisputable, indubitable, absolute
official [adjective]
means "customary"formal, fitting, suitable, befitting, established, ceremonious, proper
officially [object]
means "authorized"authorised, authoritatively, sanctioned, approved, authoritative, cleared, certified, endorsed
officious [adjective]
means "forward"direct, self-important, forceful, impertinent, rude, obtrusive
offset [verb]
means "compensate"equalise, equalize, counteract, make up for, balance, counterbalance
unofficial [adjective]
means "casual"off-hand
abhor [verb]
means "detest"displease, offend
abominable [adjective]
means "execrable"offensive, odious, reprehensible, insulting, horrible, repugnant
abominate [verb]
means "detest"displease, offend
abusive [adjective]
means "insulting"offensive, abhorrent, detestable, nasty, hateful, monstrous
advance [noun]
means "proposal"offer, suggestion, offering, overture, proposition, tender
aggressive [adjective]
means "combative"warlike, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive
alms [noun]
means "donation"contribution, offering, charity, gift, present, benefaction
appalling [adjective]
means "disgusting"repulsive, nauseating, revolting, sickening, offensive, hideous
attack [noun]
means "conflict"assault, blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent
authentic [adjective]
means "accurate"valid, authoritative, reliable, factual, official, convincing
balance [verb]
means "compensate"equalise, equalize, counteract, make up for, offset, counterbalance
bring up [verb]
means "attribute"ascribe, accredit, impute, advance, assign, offer
bureaucratic [adjective]
means "executive"governmental, administrative, official, central
business [noun]
means "duty"job, function, office, position
candidate [noun]
means "aspirant"applicant, office seeker, nominee, hopeful, contestant, competitor
colorful [adjective]
means "picturesque"realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat
colourful [adjective]
means "picturesque"realistic, interesting, distinctive, unique, eccentric, off-beat
combative [adjective]
means "aggressive"warlike, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive
communicate [verb]
means "transmit"offer
compensate [verb]
means "make up for"counterbalance, neutralise, neutralize, counteract, counterpoise, offset
comptroller [noun]
means "administrator"director, executive, leader, official
contemptuous [adjective]
means "scornful"disdainful, insolent, off-hand, impertinent, audacious, cavalier
contribution [noun]
means "gift"donation, present, bestowal, offering, grant
cool [adjective]
means "state"annoyed, offended, disapproving
counteract [verb]
means "compensate"equalise, equalize, balance, make up for, offset, counterbalance
counterpoise [verb]
means "make up for"counterbalance, neutralise, neutralize, counteract, compensate, offset
cream-coloured [adjective]
means "colour"flesh, off-white
defamatory [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, derogatory, deprecatory, libellous, slanderous, offensive
delinquent [noun]
means "juvenile offender"offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
department [noun]
means "subdivision"division, bureau, office, section, ward, constituency
department [noun]
means "sphere of duty"jurisdiction, administration, dominion, station, office, business
deprecatory [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, derogatory, injurious, libellous, slanderous, offensive
detestable [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, abhorrent, offensive, nasty, hateful, monstrous
disagreeable [adjective]
means "unpleasant"obnoxious, offensive, irritable, difficult, cranky, rude
disagreeable [adjective]
means "irritating"bothersome, distasteful, irksome, offensive, repulsive, unpleasant
disgust [verb]
means "detest"displease, offend
displease [verb]
means "irritate"annoy, anger, chafe, outrage, offend, nettle
displeasure [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, offence, indignation, ire, resentment
distasteful [adjective]
means "displeasing"disagreeable, offensive, repugnant, repulsive, unpleasant
donation [noun]
means "contribution"collection, charity, relief, offering, alms, dole
duty [noun]
means "profession"office, responsibility
expiation [noun]
means "sacrifice"oblation, offering, atonement, victim
felony [noun]
means "transgression"offence
fetid [adjective]
means "disgusting"foul, gross, loathsome, noisome, offensive, putrid
for sale [adjective]
means "to be sold"selling, offered, offering
formally [object]
means "strictly"by the book, rigourously, officially
foul [adjective]
means "property"disgusting, fetid, gross, loathsome, noisome, offensive
governmental [adjective]
means "executive"administrative, bureaucratic, official, central
grating [adjective]
means "harsh"abrasive, offensive, jarring, shrill, annoying, rasping
hateful [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, abhorrent, detestable, nasty, offensive, monstrous
horrid [adjective]
means "execrable"offensive
ill-favored [adjective]
means "repulsive"ugly, offensive, unpleasant, disturbing, unattractive, horrible
ill-favoured [adjective]
means "hideous"offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ugly, unsightly
immolate [verb]
means "volunteer"offer, donate, present, contribute, sacrifice
impertinence [noun]
means "insult"slur, offence, snub, slight, injury, affront
in equilibrium [adjective]
means "poised"balanced, offset, equivalent
indescribable [adjective]
means "unmentionable"disreputable, nameless, offensive, despicable, odious
indignation [noun]
means "anger"outrage, umbrage, displeasure, offence, ire, resentment
informal [adjective]
means "casual"off-hand
inglorious [adjective]
means "disgraceful"ignominious, shameful, appalling, undignified, degrading, offensive
injurious [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, derogatory, deprecatory, libellous, slanderous, offensive
insulted [adjective]
means "angry"offended, annoyed, in a huff, huffy, upset
intrusive [adjective]
means "busybody"officious, meddlesome, prying, busy, forward
invasion [noun]
means "attack"raid, assault, onslaught, offensive, combat, storming
invidious [adjective]
means "sickening"disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, offensive, foul
irregularly [object]
means "at irregular intervals"intermittently, off and on
jurisdiction [noun]
means "sphere of duty"department, administration, dominion, station, office, business
lewd [adjective]
means "obscene"indecent, racy, ribald, naughty, off-colour, suggestive
libellous [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, derogatory, deprecatory, injurious, slanderous, offensive
linesman [noun]
means "sport"referee, umpire, official, adjudicator, judge
litter [noun]
means "animal"brood, offspring, family
loathsome [adjective]
means "disgusting"fetid, gross, foul, noisome, offensive, putrid
make up for [verb]
means "compensate"equalise, equalize, counteract, balance, offset, counterbalance
malefactor [noun]
means "juvenile offender"offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, delinquent, law-breaker, reprobate
meddlesome [adjective]
means "busybody"officious, busy, prying, intrusive, forward
miscreant [noun]
means "juvenile offender"offender, delinquent, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
misdemeanour [noun]
means "transgression"insult, crime, malfeasance, affront, fault, offence
nameless [adjective]
means "unmentionable"disreputable, indescribable, offensive, despicable, odious
nauseating [adjective]
means "disgusting"repulsive, appalling, revolting, sickening, offensive, hideous
neutralise [verb]
means "make up for"counterbalance, compensate, neutralize, counteract, counterpoise, offset
neutralize [verb]
means "make up for"counterbalance, neutralise, compensate, counteract, counterpoise, offset
obscene [adjective]
means "lewd"indecent, racy, ribald, naughty, off-colour, suggestive
on occasion [adjective]
means "occasionally"sometimes, at times, infrequently, sporadically, irregularly, off and on
onslaught [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, assault, offensive, combat, storming
opprobrious [adjective]
means "abusive"shaming, contemptuous, insolent, derogative, insulting, offensive
ostensibly [object]
means "seemingly"apparently, superficially, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly
outrage [noun]
means "insult"abuse, affront, indignity, offence
outrageous [adjective]
means "shocking"scandalous, disgraceful, offensive, shameful, contemptible, intolerable
pass on [verb]
means "transmit"offer
pique [verb]
means "irritate"affront, bother, chafe, displease, nettle, offend
propound [verb]
means "suggest"offer, submit, advise, propose
prying [adjective]
means "busybody"officious, meddlesome, busy, intrusive, forward
questionable [adjective]
means "dubious"suspect, disreputable, notorious, obnoxious, opprobrious, offensive
ramification [noun]
means "radiation"deviation, split, division, branch, divergence, offshoot
repel [verb]
means "nauseate"sicken, disgust, offend, revolt
repugnant [adjective]
means "repulsive"revolting, offensive, obnoxious
repulsive [adjective]
means "vile"revolting, disgusting, offensive, repellent, nauseating, nauseous
revolting [adjective]
means "disgusting"repulsive, nauseating, appalling, sickening, offensive, hideous
risqué [adjective]
means "obscene"indecent, racy, ribald, naughty, off-colour, suggestive
rudely [object]
means "angrily"offended, annoyed, insulted, huffy, abruptly, in a huff
scion [noun]
means "descendant"successor, heir, offspring, child, posterity
scurrilous [adjective]
means "insolent"abusive, offensive, shameless, insulting, opprobrious, blasphemous
selling [adjective]
means "to be sold"for sale, offered, offering
set forth [verb]
means "donate"offer, present, hand out, give, show, issue
shock [verb]
means "action"disgust, revolt, sicken, nauseate, appall, offend
shocking [adjective]
means "outrageous"scandalous, disgraceful, offensive, shameful, contemptible, intolerable
sickened [adjective]
means "overwrought"fed up, appalled, offended, revolted, disgusted, shocked
sinecure [noun]
means "post"capacity, office, position, station, hire, appointment
skirmish [noun]
means "assault"blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, attack
slanderous [adjective]
means "insulting"abusive, derogatory, deprecatory, libellous, injurious, offensive
station [noun]
means "calling"employment, business, occupation, office, position, rank
storming [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, onslaught, offensive, combat, assault
suite [noun]
means "rooms"apartment, office, flat
superficially [object]
means "seemingly"apparently, ostensibly, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly
tan [adjective]
means "colour"cream-coloured, mahogany, chestnut, off-white
tender [verb]
means "action"give, offer, present, volunteer, proffer
tender [noun]
means "proposal"offer, proffer, offering
transgress [verb]
means "err"offend, trespass, sin
trespass [verb]
means "transgress"err, offend, sin, displease
trespass [noun]
means "transgression"error, fault, misdeed, wrong, offence, crime
twig [noun]
means "thing"fork, offshoot
ugly [adjective]
means "property"hideous, offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ill-favoured
undignified [adjective]
means "disgraceful"ignominious, shameful, appalling, inglorious, degrading, offensive
unmentionable [adjective]
means "nameless"disreputable, indescribable, offensive, despicable, odious
unsavory [adjective]
means "unpalatable"distasteful, tasteless, offensive, unpleasant, vapid, insipid
unsightly [adjective]
means "hideous"offensive, repulsive, homely, displeasing, ill-favoured, ugly
unspeakable [adjective]
means "vulgar"impious, blasphemous, offensive, accursed, unutterable, corrupt
unutterable [adjective]
means "vulgar"impious, blasphemous, unspeakable, accursed, offensive, corrupt
upsetting [adjective]
means "disagreeable"abominable, mean, offensive, painful, unpleasant, bad
vile [adjective]
means "repulsive"revolting, disgusting, offensive, repellent, nauseating, nauseous
warlike [adjective]
means "combative"aggressive, bellicose, hostile, militant, belligerent, offensive
wrongdoer [noun]
means "juvenile offender"offender, miscreant, delinquent, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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