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Synonym for one [noun]

The synonym one synonymous definition words:
means "thing"
single item, unit, whole, person, thing, digit, individual, integer
- translate one
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one [noun]

means "state"
unity, entirety, totality, solidarity, oneness, togetherness

one [adjective]

means "property"
single, lone, sole, solitary, separate, only, particular

one [adjective]

means "joining"
united, joined, connected, linked, related, associated, wed

one [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unique, special, uncommon, especial, individual, different, peculiar, singular
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any [adjective]

means "quantity"
some, not much, any one, one, each, all
- translate any

any one [noun]

means "any"
one, each, all

anyone [noun]

means "people"
any person, one, some, someone

each [object]

means "manner"
each in his own way, one, one another

individual [noun]

means "person"
human being, animal, thing, one, unit, woman

lone [adjective]

means "unity"
one, single, sole, particular, unique

one another [object]

means "each in his own way"
one, each

oneness [noun]

means "unity"
entirety, totality, solidarity, one, togetherness

particular [adjective]

means "individual"
intrinsic, discrete, singular, distinct, one, separate

person [noun]

means "people"
individual, human, human being, man, one, personage

single [noun]

means "person"
individual, one, singleton

sole [adjective]

means "single"
one, alone, exclusive, lone, individual, unique
- translate sole

solidarity [noun]

means "unity"
entirety, totality, one, oneness, togetherness

some [adjective]

means "amount"
any, one, anyone

one man one vote [object]

means "by direct representation"
democratic, representative, constitutional

one more [adjective]

means "additional"
another, added, supplementary, extra

one-sided [adjective]

means "unilateral"
uneven, irregular, partial, single, skewed, lopsided

one-sided [adjective]

means "biased"
partial, prejudiced, coloured, partisan, narrow-minded, unfair

one-sidedness [noun]

means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, partiality, prejudice, unfairness

one-time [adjective]

means "bygone"
erstwhile, late, old, once, former, past

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 "severe"
rigourous, vexatious, harsh, painful, afflictive

onerous [adjective]

means "heavy"
burdensome, demanding, serious, exacting, galling, exigent, troublesome

onerous [adjective]

means "distressing"
irksome, grievous, heartbreaking

alphabetical [adjective]

means "in the order of the alphabet"
consecutive, ordered, systematic, one after another

another [noun]

means "other person"
one more

another [adjective]

means "additional"
one more, added, supplementary, extra

bits [noun]

means "computer"
data, ones and zeroes

burdensome [adjective]

means "oppressive"
difficult, onerous, heavy, arduous, troublesome

coherence [noun]

means "unity"
oneness, agreement, continuity, harmony, congruity, integrity

congruity [noun]

means "unity"
oneness, agreement, continuity, harmony, coherence, integrity

exigent [adjective]

means "heavy"
burdensome, demanding, serious, exacting, galling, onerous

former [adjective]

means "time"
bygone, erstwhile, late, old, once, one-time

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

gruelling [adjective]

means "tiresome"
onerous

hard [adjective]

means "property"
onerous, toilsome

heartbreaking [adjective]

means "distressing"
irksome, grievous, onerous

identity [noun]

means "unity"
sameness, oneness, singleness

intolerable [adjective]

means "tiring"
onerous

irksome [adjective]

means "distressing"
onerous, grievous, heartbreaking

laborious [adjective]

means "difficult"
arduous, burdensome, fatiguing, tiresome, wearisome, onerous

leaden [adjective]

means "heavy"
weighty, oppressive, burdensome, onerous

once [object]

means "frequency"
one time
- translate once

oppressive [adjective]

means "burdensome"
difficult, onerous, heavy, arduous, troublesome

overwhelming [adjective]

means "devastating"
oppressive, weighty, onerous, crushing, exhausting, taxing

partiality [noun]

means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, one-sidedness, prejudice, unfairness

past [adjective]

means "property"
recent, preceding, earlier, retired, late, one-time

prejudice [noun]

means "intolerance"
bigotry, bias, umbrage, one-sidedness, discrimination, disposition

sameness [noun]

means "unity"
identity, oneness, singleness

serial [adjective]

means "sequence"
in a series, instalment, continued, one after another, continuing

solo [noun]

means "piece for one person"
song, single part, single, musical performance, one-person act

unity [noun]

means "state"
oneness, totality, union, synthesis, singularity, singleness

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

yearling [noun]

means "animal"
one year old animal
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