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Synonym for on [object]
The synonym on synonymous definition words:
means
"position"
against, next to, close to, in contact with, beside, adjacent to, bordering, near, upon, over, above, touching, in contact with, covering, on top of, about
against, next to, close to, in contact with, beside, adjacent to, bordering, near, upon, over, above, touching, in contact with, covering, on top of, about
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means "movement"forward, ahead, onward, advancing, along, forth, toward, approaching, toward, proceeding, at, moving
Further results for the word "on"
along [object]
means "direction"ahead, forward, on, forth, onward
at [object]
means "direction"approaching, toward, proceeding, on, moving
bordering [object]
means "near"beside, adjacent to, on, close to
out of sight [object]
means "away"from, onward, out, on, outward, hence
in addition to [object]
means "accompanying"along with, besides, on top of, side by side
on occasion [adjective]
means "occasionally"sometimes, at times, infrequently, sporadically, irregularly, off and on, seldom
on or about [object]
means "approximately"at
on probation [adjective]
means "on trial"temporarily, on approval, guaranteed
on the ball [adjective]
means "competent"qualified, able, alert, proficient, adept, efficient, skilled, expert
on the mend [adjective]
means "convalescent"recovering, improving, recuperating, healing, regaining
on the spur of the moment [adjective]
means "spontaneously"suddenly, quickly, instantaneously, promptly, immediately
on vacation [adjective]
means "vacationing"on leave, resting, travelling, traveling [US], on sabbatical, touring, furloughed, on holiday
once [object]
means "time"formerly, previously, long ago, earlier, before, already, erstwhile, heretofore
once in a blue moon [object]
means "rarely"infrequently, seldom, unusually, scarcely, occasionally, intermittently
once in a while [object]
means "occasionally"sometimes, now and then, irregularly, infrequently, seldom
once upon a time [adjective]
means "long ago"formerly
once-over [noun]
means "inspection"scrutiny, investigation, examination, observation
one [adjective]
means "characteristic"unique, special, uncommon, especial, individual, different, peculiar, singular
one man one vote [object]
means "by direct representation"democratic, representative, constitutional
oneness [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, solidarity, one, togetherness
onerous [adjective]
means "tiring"overpowering, crushing, excessive, merciless, taxing, fatiguing, intolerable
onerous [adjective]
means "tiresome"grinding, laborious, strenuous, tedious, hard, arduous, gruelling
onerous [adjective]
means "heavy"burdensome, demanding, serious, exacting, galling, exigent, troublesome
only [adjective]
means "property"alone, wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, solely, particularly, single, lone, entire, singular, sole, solitary
only [adjective]
means "part of speech"just, purely, but, totally, utterly, merely, simply, plainly
onset [noun]
means "beginning"origin, outbreak, appearance, start, commencement, outset, incipience
onslaught [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, assault, offensive, combat, storming
professional [adjective]
means "capable"competent, efficient, able, licensed, acknowledged, on the ball
upon [object]
means "on"over, above, touching, in contact with, covering, on top of
aflame [adjective]
means "burning"blazing, on fire, lighted, ablaze, flaming, fiery
afoot [adjective]
means "walking"on foot, astir, at large, pedestrian
alphabetical [adjective]
means "in the order of the alphabet"consecutive, ordered, systematic, one after another
altogether [object]
means "in all"all told, quite, all in all, on the whole, generally
another [noun]
means "other person"one more
another [adjective]
means "additional"one more, added, supplementary, extra
assault [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, onslaught, offensive, combat, storming
before [object]
means "time"once, erstwhile
beholder [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, onlooker, eyewitness, witness
blazing [adjective]
means "burning"ablaze, on fire, lighted, aflame, flaming, fiery
burden [noun]
means "encumbrance"cross, hardship, affliction, onus, ordeal, trial
burning [adjective]
means "afire"on fire, ablaze, ignited, fiery, inflamed, aflame
but [object]
means "part of speech"only, just, merely, solely, exactly
charge [noun]
means "conflict"assault, attack, rush, invasion, onslaught, onset
coequal [adjective]
means "equal"equivalent, same, corresponding, on equal terms, equipotent, alike
coherence [noun]
means "unity"oneness, agreement, continuity, harmony, congruity, integrity
distinct [adjective]
means "single"only, particular, different, discrete, dissimilar, diverse
earlier [object]
means "before"sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore, once
encumbrance [noun]
means "burden"cross, hardship, affliction, onus, ordeal, trial
entirely [object]
means "exclusively"solely, uniquely, only
erstwhile [adjective]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore, once
everywhere [object]
means "about"anyhow, anywise, on every side
exclusively [object]
means "alone"wholly, entirely, only, except, solely, particularly
exigent [adjective]
means "heavy"burdensome, demanding, serious, exacting, galling, onerous
eyewitness [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, onlooker, witness, beholder
fired up [adjective]
means "ignited"burning, heated, ablaze, on fire, set on fire, ready to go
formerly [object]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, before, already, heretofore, once
forward [object]
means "frontward"ahead, in advance, onward
funded [adjective]
means "paid in instalments"charged, partial, indebted, on credit, deferred
galling [adjective]
means "heavy"burdensome, demanding, serious, exacting, onerous, exigent
gambler [noun]
means "risk taker"bookmaker, bookie, one who lives dangerously, player, card shark, trickster
grievance [noun]
means "encumbrance"cross, hardship, affliction, onus, ordeal, trial
gruelling [adjective]
means "tiresome"onerous
heartbreaking [adjective]
means "distressing"irksome, grievous, onerous
heretofore [object]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, formerly, already, before, once
higher [adjective]
means "above"aloft, on top of, overhead, beyond, over, superior
in all respects [object]
means "completely"quite, altogether, in each aspect, on all levels, throughout
intolerable [adjective]
means "tiring"onerous
irksome [adjective]
means "distressing"onerous, grievous, heartbreaking
knowingly [object]
means "intentionally"deliberately, wilfully, on purpose, mindfully, with malice aforethought
laborious [adjective]
means "difficult"arduous, burdensome, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisome, onerous
lit [adjective]
means "bright"ablaze, blazing, on fire, aflame, lighted, alight
merely [object]
means "part of speech"only, just, but, solely, exactly
now and then [adjective]
means "occasionally"sometimes, infrequently, intermittently, once in a while, from time to time, seldom
oppressive [adjective]
means "burdensome"difficult, onerous, heavy, arduous, troublesome
out [object]
means "state"on vacation
over [object]
means "addition"once more
overwhelming [adjective]
means "devastating"oppressive, weighty, onerous, crushing, exhausting, taxing
partiality [noun]
means "bias"favour, favouritism, injustice, one-sidedness, prejudice, unfairness
pending [adjective]
means "future"expected, impending, on-going, coming
perceptive [adjective]
means "discerning"perspicacious, sharp, sagacious, wise, on the ball, astute
plainly [object]
means "just"only
prejudice [noun]
means "intolerance"bigotry, bias, umbrage, one-sidedness, discrimination, disposition
previously [object]
means "earlier"sooner, before, formerly, already, heretofore, once
progressive [adjective]
means "advancing"consecutive, successive, gradual, on-going, spreading, worsening
sameness [noun]
means "unity"identity, oneness, singleness
scrutiny [noun]
means "inspection"observation, investigation, examination, once-over
serial [adjective]
means "sequence"in a series, instalment, continued, one after another, continuing
single [adjective]
means "characteristic"only, individual, alone, distinct, lone, solitary
sole [adjective]
means "single"one, alone, exclusive, lone, individual, unique
solely [object]
means "alone"wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, only, particularly
solidarity [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, one, oneness, togetherness
solo [noun]
means "piece for one person"song, single part, single, musical performance, one-person act
some [adjective]
means "amount"any, one, anyone
sometimes [adjective]
means "occasionally"from time to time, at times, now and then, once in a while
spectator [noun]
means "witness"bystander, onlooker, eyewitness, beholder
storming [noun]
means "attack"raid, invasion, onslaught, offensive, combat, assault
traveling [adjective]
means "on a trip"roaming, on a cruise, visiting, on vacation, riding, roving, sailing, touring, on tour, en route, on the road, itinerant, migrant, on the move
travelling [adjective]
means "on a trip"roaming, on vacation, roving, sailing
unique [adjective]
means "sole"single, singular, only, solitary, particular, sold
uniquely [object]
means "solely"only, alone, singly, simply
vigilant [adjective]
means "aware"wakeful, attentive, alert, on the ball, circumspect, wary
walking [verb]
means "afoot"on foot, astir, at large, pedestrian
wary [adjective]
means "aware"wakeful, attentive, vigilant, on the ball, circumspect, alert
watcher [noun]
means "spectator"beholder, onlooker, witness, bystander, eyewitness, observer
weighty [adjective]
means "oppressive"burdensome, onerous
whether or not [object]
means "in any case"one way or the other, even if, regardless of whether, positively, certainly, whichever
witness [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, onlooker, eyewitness, beholder
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