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Synonym for out [object]

The synonym out synonymous definition words:

out [object]

means "property"
lacking, missing, wanting, without

out [object]

means "position"
distant, beyond, removed, away

out [object]

means "place"
outside, external, outer, extrinsic, exposed, extraneous, open, out-of-doors

out [object]

means "part of speech"
away from, outward, from, from within, out of

out [noun]

means "means"
escape, excuse, way out, explanation
Further results for the word "out"

absent [object]

means "state"
away, out, gone, lacking, not in, omitted

dead [adjective]

means "state"
out, extinguished, terminated

extinct [adjective]

means "extinguished"
out, put out

extrinsic [adjective]

means "outside"
external, outer, out, exposed, extraneous, open

forth [object]

means "forward"
out, away

forward [object]

means "forth"
out

from [object]

means "departure"
away, hence, onward, out, on, outward

hence [adjective]

means "away"
from, onward, out, on, outward, out of sight

lacking [adjective]

means "away"
out, gone, absent, not in, omitted, wanting

out of [object]

means "away from"
outward, from, from within, out

out of sight [object]

means "away"
from, onward, out, on, outward, hence

out on bond [adjective]

means "out on bail"
freed, released, discharged, free, out, let go

out-of-doors [object]

means "outdoors"
out, without

outdoors [object]

means "outdoor"
out, outside, without

outward [adjective]

means "outer"
outside, exterior, external, over, out, from within

accoutrements [noun]

means "equipment"
tackle, rigging, gear, harness, outfit, things

dropout [noun]

means "pariah"
untouchable, outcast, castaway

dugout [noun]

means "canoe"
kayak, pirogue, outrigger, piragua

fit out [verb]

means "clothe"
dress, outfit, costume

look-out [noun]

means "observatory"
tower, outlook, overlook

out back [adjective]

means "in back of"
behind, back, to the rear

out front [adjective]

means "ahead"
winning, victorious, triumphant

out loud [object]

means "aloud"
heard

out of bounds [adjective]

means "illegal"
forbidden, controlled, inappropriate, unsuitable

out of breath [adjective]

means "breathless"
gasping, panting, puffing, exhausted

out of control [adjective]

means "uncontrolled"
reckless, heedless, unchecked, insane, runaway, unresponsive

out of hand [adjective]

means "uncontrolled"
unchecked, unruly

out of it [adjective]

means "not with it"
uninformed, ignorant, old-fashioned, square, forgetful, distracted


out of line [adjective]

means "crooked"
uneven, irregular, devious

out of one's head [adjective]

means "crazy"
irresponsible, insane, deranged, reckless, careless

out of one's mind [adjective]

means "crazy"
irresponsible, insane, deranged, reckless, careless

out of order [adjective]

means "defective"
busted, broken, screwed up

out of place [adjective]

means "inappropriate"
unsuitable, improper, not belonging

out of place [adjective]

means "displaced"
mislaid, lost, gone, moved, not belonging, astray

out of print [adjective]

means "not available"
unavailable, all gone, gone, sold

out of range [adjective]

means "distant"
remote, indistinct, removed, outlying

out of the blue [adjective]

means "unexpected"
unforeseen, sudden, unanticipated, abrupt, by chance

out of touch [adjective]

means "unconnected"
detached, distant, unaware, estranged, ignorant

out of work [adjective]

means "unemployed"
idle, dismissed, unoccupied

out-and-out [adjective]

means "complete"
total, absolute, utter, unqualified, unmitigated, thorough

out-of-date [adjective]

means "outmoded"
outdated, obsolete, antiquated, passé, old-fashioned, dated, vintage

out-of-doors [object]

means "outdoors"
outside, in the open, outdoor, open-air, alfresco, airy

out-of-the-way [adjective]

means "unusual"
obscure, bizarre, odd, weird, secret

out-of-the-way [adjective]

means "remote"
distant, secluded, isolated, solitary, removed

out-think [verb]

means "outwit"
outfox, outsmart, outmanoeuvre, outdo, delude, fool, trick

outback [noun]

means "rural area"
backwoods, country, bush

outbalance [verb]

means "weigh more"
outweigh, burden, go beyond

outbreak [noun]

means "sudden violence"
mutiny, revolution, fury, brawl, disorder, tumult, commotion

outbreak [noun]

means "outburst"
eruption, rash, disruption, ebullition, gush

outbreak [noun]

means "epidemic"
plague, rash, disease, pestilence, sickness, break out

outbreak [noun]

means "beginning"
onset, outset, dawn, commencement

outburst [noun]

means "outbreak"
eruption, rash, disruption, ebullition, gush

outcast [noun]

means "vagabond"
hobo, tramp, gypsy, rascal, bum, vagrant, derelict

outcast [noun]

means "pariah"
untouchable, dropout, castaway, ishmaelite

outcast [noun]

means "exile"
refugee, expatriate, displaced person, fugitive

outcast [adjective]

means "cast out"
proscribed, expelled, exiled, hunted, rejected

outclass [verb]

means "surpass"
outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outpace, overtake, outdistance

outcome [noun]

means "event"
consequence, effect, issue, conclusion, result

outcry [noun]

means "cry"
shout, call, clamour, chirp, hail, bellow

outdated [adjective]

means "old-fashioned"
obsolete, outmoded, antiquated, dated, old, vintage, passé

outdistance [verb]

means "surpass"
outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outpace, overtake, outclass

outdo [verb]

means "exceed"
top, better, surpass, transcend

outdoor [adjective]

means "external"
outmost, outer, exterior, outside, outward

outdoors [noun]

means "outside"
open, garden, patio, out-of-doors, woods

outer [adjective]

means "place"
outside, exterior, surface, covering, external, outward, over

outer space [noun]

means "infinite distance"
infinity, space, cosmos, universe

outermost [adjective]

means "endmost"
consummate, final, last, outmost, extreme, utmost

outfit [verb]

means "equip"
fit out, dress, furnish, supply, provide, stock, prepare

outfit [noun]

means "clothing"
suit, apparel, costume, gear, ensemble, getup

outfox [verb]

means "outwit"
out-think, outsmart, outmanoeuvre, outdo, delude, fool, trick

outgo [noun]

means "expenditure"
outlay, expenses, losses, loss



outhouse [noun]

means "latrine"
privy, closet, pot

outing [noun]

means "excursion"
expedition, journey, junket, trip, voyage

outlander [noun]

means "stranger"
outsider, foreigner, alien, immigrant

outlandish [adjective]

means "eccentric"
queer, quaint, unusual

outlandish [adjective]

means "boorish"
gauche, clumsy, awkward, rude

outlandish [adjective]

means "barbaric"
barbarian

outlast [verb]

means "last"
outlive, endure, continue, exist, persist, wear

outlaw [verb]

means "ban"
interdict, prohibit, stop, deny, proscribe, banish, condemn

outlaw [noun]

means "criminal"
bandit, fugitive, brigand, desperado, highwayman, robber

outlay [noun]

means "price"
figure, expenditure, output, amount

outlet [noun]

means "store"
franchise, branch, showroom, market, shop

outlet [noun]

means "opening"
passage, break, hole, vent, escape, aperture, release

outline [verb]

means "describe"
inform, summarise, summarize, recapitulate

outline [noun]

means "framework"
frame, skeleton, sketch, plan, drawing, draft

outline [noun]

means "contour"
side, delineation, silhouette, boundary, edge, line, lineament

outlined [adjective]

means "summarized"
summarised, epitomised, epitomized, generalised, generalized

outlined [adjective]

means "delineated"
defined

outlive [verb]

means "last"
continue, endure, outlast, exist, persist, wear

outlook [noun]

means "perspective"
attitude, viewpoint, philosophy, approach, angle, vision, standpoint

outlook [noun]

means "forecast"
probability, prospect, likelihood, chance, expectation, prediction, possibility

outlying [adjective]

means "extraneous"
peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, exterior, superficial

outmaneuver [verb]

means "outwit"
outfox, outsmart, outdo, trick, delude, dupe, fool, undo, defeat, exceed

outmanoeuvre [verb]

means "outwit"
outfox, outsmart, outdo, trick, delude, dupe, fool

outmoded [adjective]

means "outdated"
obsolete, old-fashioned, passé, vintage, superannuated, old

outmost [adjective]

means "external"
exterior, outer, outdoor, outside, outward

outpace [verb]

means "surpass"
outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outdistance, overtake, outclass

outplay [verb]

means "beat"
overpower, trounce, win over, throw, pound, defeat

outpost [noun]

means "military compound"
compound, post, barracks, fort, installation, encampment, camp

outpouring [noun]

means "flow"
discharge, emanation, overflowing

output [noun]

means "quantity"
figure, expenditure, amount, outlay

outrage [verb]

means "rape"
ravish

outrage [verb]

means "abuse"
scandalise, scandalize, wrong, jar, injure, affront, maltreat, insult

outrage [noun]

means "violence"
violation

outrage [noun]

means "insult"
abuse, affront, indignity, offence



outrageous [adjective]

means "monstrous"
heinous, oppressive, abusive, atrocious, horrifying, abominable, notorious

outrageous [adjective]

means "excessive"
exorbitant, flagrant, extreme

outreach [verb]

means "surpass"
outwit, outmanoeuvre, outmaneuver [US], outfox, outsmart, exceed, outdo, predominate, excel

outrider [noun]

means "attendant"
escort, guide, guardian

outright [object]

means "entirely"
totally, without reservation, utterly, completely, absolutely, wholly, downright

outright [adjective]

means "without reservation"
total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire, unconditional

outrun [verb]

means "outpace"
outstrip, outclass, distance, overtake, outdo, exceed

outset [noun]

means "beginning"
origin, commencement, onset, inception, start, inauguration, initiation

outshine [verb]

means "surpass"
eclipse, overshadow, dwarf, diminish, dominate, tower above

outside [noun]

means "exterior"
surface, covering, facade, face, sheath, skin

outside [noun]

means "edge"
border, boundary, outline, bounds, end

outside [adjective]

means "outer"
exterior, surface, covering, external, outward, over

outside [adjective]

means "farthest"
outermost, extreme, apart from, away from, farther

outside [adjective]

means "distant"
remote, faint, negligible, slight, slim, off, small

outsider [noun]

means "foreigner"
barbarian, alien

outskirts [noun]

means "distance"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective

outsmart [verb]

means "overreach"
outwit, deceive, fool, cheat

outspoken [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted, frank

outstanding [adjective]

means "unpaid"
due, owing, unsettled

outstanding [adjective]

means "remarkable"
phenomenal, marvellous, unusual

outstanding [adjective]

means "prominent"
arresting, conspicuous, leading, famous, eminent, notable, well-known

outstanding [adjective]

means "jutting"
extrusive

outstanding [adjective]

means "eventful"
momentous

outstrip [verb]

means "surpass"
excel, overtake, beat, lead

outward [adjective]

means "apparent"
seeming, surface, visible, manifest, superficial, obvious, overt

outwardly [adjective]

means "externally"
apparently, superficially

outwear [verb]

means "outlast"
outlive, survive, endure, hold up, last, continue, sustain

outwear [verb]

means "exhaust"
tire, weary, wear out, deplete, knock out

outweigh [verb]

means "weigh more"
outbalance, burden, go beyond

outweigh [verb]

means "surpass"
exceed, excel, outclass, outdo, transcend

outwit [verb]

means "outfox"
outmanoeuvre, outreach, outsmart, overreach, undo

outwit [verb]

means "confuse"
baffle, trick, bewilder, deceive, mislead, take in, best

outworn [adjective]

means "obsolete"
outmoded, passé, disused, extinct, archaic, old-fashioned

outworn [adjective]

means "exhausted"
run-down, weary, tired, spent, consumed

scout [noun]

means "advance guard"
outrider, explorer, precursor, patrol, vanguard, guide

shell out [verb]

means "spend"
pay for, outlay, pay, disburse, expend

shouting [noun]

means "agitation"
bedlam, lament, furor, outcry, commotion, clamour

shut out [verb]

means "exclude"
outlaw, exile, bar, boycott, forbid, close

without [object]

means "outside"
outwardly

without reservation [adjective]

means "outright"
total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire

abbreviation [noun]

means "abridgement"
contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline

abridgement [noun]

means "abbreviation"
contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline

abstract [verb]

means "condense"
distil, outline, edit

affront [verb]

means "insult"
slight, offend, provoke, smart, outrage, snub

aftermath [noun]

means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end

alarming [adjective]

means "frightful"
horrifying, outrageous, dreadful, awful, appalling, shocking

alien [adjective]

means "behaviour"
exotic, outlandish

aloud [object]

means "sound"
heard, out loud

amount [noun]

means "cost"
price, figure, expenditure, output, outlay

ancient [adjective]

means "antiquated"
archaic, primitive, obsolete, antediluvian, old-fashioned, out-of-date

angle [noun]

means "point of view"
perspective, viewpoint, outlook, slant, point, standpoint

anticipation [noun]

means "confident expectation"
expectation, expectancy, outlook, prospect, awaiting

appalling [adjective]

means "frightful"
horrifying, outrageous, dreadful, awful, alarming, shocking

apparel [noun]

means "costume"
outfit, ensemble, garb, aspect, disguise

appoint [verb]

means "equip"
accoutre, apparel, outfit, rig, supply, decorate

arm [verb]

means "action"
cock, outfit

arresting [adjective]

means "prominent"
outstanding, conspicuous, leading, famous, eminent, notable

aspect [noun]

means "attitude"
exposure, bearing, presence, light, shape, outlook

astronomical [adjective]

means "immeasurable"
infinite, gigantic, enormous, huge, outrageous, vast

atrocious [adjective]

means "horrible"
outrageous

attendant [noun]

means "accompaniment"
outcome, result, consequence, effect, concomitant

attitude [noun]

means "perspective"
stand, point of view, position, posture, viewpoint, outlook

audacious [adjective]

means "brazen"
outrageous, bold, cheeky, impertinent, impudent, reckless

avowed [adjective]

means "downright"
artless, frank, direct, ingenuous, outright, undisguised

ban [verb]

means "prohibit"
proscribe, forbid, disallow, interdict, halt, outlaw

bar [verb]

means "exclusion"
outlaw, exile, shut out, boycott, forbid, close

barbarian [noun]

means "foreigner"
outsider, alien

barbecue [noun]

means "picnic"
feast, outing, clambake

beat [verb]

means "deed"
outdo, surpass

bedlam [noun]

means "agitation"
clamour, lament, furore, outcry, commotion, shouting

beginning [noun]

means "commencement"
initiation, arising, outset, opening, dawn, emergence

behind the times [adjective]

means "obsolete"
old-fashioned, out-of-date, antiquated, dated, obsolescent

better [verb]

means "comparison"
exceed, top, outdo, surpass, transcend

blast [noun]

means "explosion"
burst, detonation, discharge, outbreak, outburst, eruption

blockhouse [noun]

means "fortification"
stockade, fort, fortress, outpost

blueprint [noun]

means "drawing"
chart, sketch, diagram, graph, outline, map

border [noun]

means "position"
outpost, periphery

branch [noun]

means "section"
department, dialect, chapter, member, outpost, part

break [verb]

means "deed"
master, vanquish, beat, exceed, outdo, surpass

brief [verb]

means "reduction"
outline, summarise, summarize

brigand [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

broad [adjective]

means "speech"
free, bold, candid, clear, frank, outspoken

broken [adjective]

means "defective"
busted, out of order, screwed up

bulge [noun]

means "swelling"
protuberance, protrusion, hump, outgrowth, growth, prominence

burst [noun]

means "action"
spurt, gust, rush, outpouring, torrent

busted [adjective]

means "defective"
broken, out of order, screwed up

call [noun]

means "speech"
cry, shout, outcry, clamour, chirp, hail

camp [noun]

means "armed forces"
outpost

cancer [noun]

means "health"
tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, growth

chance [noun]

means "fate"
destiny, fortune, bad luck, luck, accident, outcome

charge [noun]

means "conflict"
encounter, outbreak

chart [verb]

means "picture"
draft, outline, draw, diagram, project, plot

chart [noun]

means "drawing"
blueprint, sketch, diagram, graph, outline, map

cheeky [adjective]

means "brazen"
outrageous, bold, audacious, impertinent, impudent, reckless

circumscribe [verb]

means "trace a line around"
encircle, girdle, surround, encompass, outline, circle

circumscribe [verb]

means "limit"
restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate

circumvent [verb]

means "gain advantage over"
thwart, outwit, dupe, deceive, trick, cheat

clamor [noun]

means "agitation"
bedlam, lament, furore, furor [US], outcry, commotion

clamour [noun]

means "agitation"
bedlam, lament, furore, outcry, commotion, shouting

clean [object]

means "quantity"
completely, altogether, entirely, fully, totally, out and out

clear-cut [adjective]

means "downright"
absolute, categorical, outright, utter, complete, sweeping

clothe [verb]

means "dress"
trick, accoutre, costume, apparel, outfit, array

coat [noun]

means "thing"
outer garment, jacket

commotion [noun]

means "fury"
outburst

company [noun]

means "crew"
team, detail, bunch, squad, outfit, crowd

complete [adjective]

means "downright"
absolute, categorical, outright, utter, clear-cut, sweeping

compress [verb]

means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise

conclusion [noun]

means "judgement"
settlement, verdict, outcome, decision, determination, resolution

condemn [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict

consequence [noun]

means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end

conspectus [noun]

means "summary"
synopsis, outline, précis

continue [verb]

means "last"
outlive, endure, outlast, exist, persist, wear

cost [noun]

means "finance"
expense, outlay

costume [verb]

means "clothe"
dress, outfit, fit out

country [noun]

means "rural area"
backwoods, outback

cranky [adjective]

means "broken"
disjointed, loose, out of order, shaky, unsteady

criminal [noun]

means "law-breaker"
outlaw, convict, crook, culprit, delinquent, felon

crop [noun]

means "thing"
harvest, stand, output, product, produce, hay

cry [noun]

means "exclamation"
expletive, clamour, outcry

culprit [noun]

means "law-breaker"
outlaw, convict, crook, criminal, delinquent, felon

debar [verb]

means "hinder"
suspend, restrict, interdict, deny, outlaw, prevent

defeat [verb]

means "conflict"
outplay

define [verb]

means "action"
delimit, outline, bound, fix, limit, settle

definition [noun]

means "delineation"
demarcation, determination, outlining, surveying, circumscription

delimit [verb]

means "limit"
restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate

delineate [verb]

means "draw"
sketch, outline, design, depict, portray, represent

delineation [noun]

means "drawing"
sketch, portrait, picture, outline, map

denouement [noun]

means "resolving"
solution, answering, outcome, resolution, issue, end result

depleted [adjective]

means "exhausted"
running out, out of

design [verb]

means "activity"
sketch, delineate, outline, draw

design [noun]

means "thing"
outline, ornament, painting, blueprint, pattern, depiction

detonation [noun]

means "explosion"
burst, blast, discharge, outbreak, outburst, eruption

development [noun]

means "progress"
outgrowth, elaboration, gain, evolution, expansion, rise

diagram [noun]

means "drawing"
outline, chart, blueprint, plan, draft, map

displease [verb]

means "irritate"
annoy, anger, chafe, outrage, offend, nettle

displeasure [noun]

means "anger"
outrage, umbrage, offence, indignation, ire, resentment

disposition [noun]

means "settlement"
dispensation, distribution, finale, outcome, result

distance [noun]

means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, horizon, objective

draft [verb]

means "activity"
draw up, plan, sketch, outline, formulate, delineate

dress [verb]

means "activity"
clothe, trick, accoutre, costume, apparel, outfit

drive [noun]

means "transport"
ride, spin, trip, outing, tour

due [adjective]

means "state"
unpaid, mature, unsatisfied, payable, owing, outstanding

ebullient [adjective]

means "effusive"
demonstrative, expansive, unrestrained, unreserved, outgoing

eccentric [adjective]

means "quaint"
queer, odd, strange, droll, erratic, outlandish

edge [noun]

means "position"
outside, border, boundary, outline, bounds, end

effect [noun]

means "consequence"
purpose, conclusion, end, aftermath, issue, outcome

egregious [adjective]

means "gross"
capital, excessive, flagrant, extreme, glaring, outrageous

elaboration [noun]

means "progress"
outgrowth, development, gain, evolution, expansion, rise

emanation [noun]

means "emergence"
flowing, issuing, arising, outpouring, escape

emanation [noun]

means "effluvium"
discharge, output, exhalation, leakage, steam, vapour

emergence [noun]

means "coming out"
discharge, emanation, output, issue, outburst

emphatic [adjective]

means "important"
notable, outstanding, spectacular, significant

emporium [noun]

means "store"
shop, market, mart, outlet

enormity [noun]

means "atrocity"
outrage, depravity

enormous [adjective]

means "atrocious"
depraved, flagitious, flagrant, outrageous, scandalous, wicked

ensemble [noun]

means "clothes"
suit, outfit, garb, costume

epidemic [noun]

means "infectious"
outbreak, scourge, plague, pestilence, rash

epitomise [verb]

means "condense"
distil, outline, edit

epitomize [verb]

means "condense"
distil, outline, edit

equip [verb]

means "provide"
supply, fit out, implement, furnish, outfit, rig

equipment [noun]

means "gear"
tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit, things

equity [noun]

means "money"
investment, property, outlay

eruption [noun]

means "explosion"
burst, detonation, discharge, outbreak, outburst, blast

event [noun]

means "result"
outcome, consequence, effect, issue, conclusion

evolution [noun]

means "progress"
outgrowth, elaboration, gain, development, expansion, rise

exasperated [adjective]

means "angry"
provoked, irritated, incensed, enraged, infuriated, outraged

excel [verb]

means "top"
exceed, surpass, outdo, beat

excellent [adjective]

means "exceptional"
fine, outstanding

exclamation [noun]

means "clamour"
expletive, cry, outcry

excrescence [noun]

means "tumour"
swelling, outgrowth, growth, cancer

exhaustive [adjective]

means "downright"
absolute, categorical, outright, utter, clear-cut, sweeping

exile [noun]

means "person in exile"
man without a country, fugitive, refugee, outlaw

exiled [adjective]

means "without a country"
homeless, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond

exit [noun]

means "thing"
way out, egress, outlet, fire escape, door, opening

exotic [adjective]

means "foreign"
imported, alien, extrinsic, outlandish

expansive [adjective]

means "effusive"
demonstrative, ebullient, unrestrained, unreserved, outgoing

expatriate [noun]

means "exile"
refugee, outcast, displaced person, fugitive

expedition [noun]

means "excursion"
outing, journey, junket, trip, voyage

expenditure [noun]

means "price"
figure, amount, output, outlay

expenses [noun]

means "expenditure"
outlay, outgo, losses, loss

expletive [noun]

means "clamour"
cry, exclamation, outcry

explosion [noun]

means "blast"
burst, detonation, discharge, outbreak, outburst, eruption

exterior [noun]

means "appearance"
outside, surface, aspect, skin, face, superficies

exterior [adjective]

means "extraneous"
peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, outlying, superficial

exterior [adjective]

means "external"
outmost, outer, outdoor, outside, outward

external [adjective]

means "exterior"
outmost, outer, outdoor, outside, outward

extreme [adjective]

means "endmost"
consummate, final, last, outmost, outermost, utmost

extrinsic [adjective]

means "outside"
out-of-doors

extrusion [noun]

means "projection"
bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, prominence

far [adjective]

means "place"
distant, outlying, faraway, remote, removed

feeling [noun]

means "opinion"
reaction, thought, outlook, attitude

fire escape [noun]

means "way out"
egress, outlet, exit, door, opening

fit [verb]

means "action"
equip, furnish, arm, implement, man, outfit

fixture [noun]

means "attached equipment"
gas fixture, electric fixture, connection, outlet, tap

flagrant [adjective]

means "gross"
glaring, outrageous, grievous, heinous, shameful

flat [adjective]

means "manner"
fixed, absolute, downright, outright, peremptory, positive

flow [noun]

means "event"
outpouring, discharge, emanation, overflowing

forbid [verb]

means "action"
condemn, proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict

foreign [adjective]

means "from another country"
alien, from abroad, exotic, different, unfamiliar, outlandish

forerunner [noun]

means "precursor"
harbinger, messenger, herald, outrider

forthright [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, frank, free, open, open-hearted, outspoken

frame [verb]

means "exclusion"
enclose, confine, encircle, outline, limit, set off

frame [noun]

means "thing"
exposure, take, scan, setting, image, outline

frank [adjective]

means "character trait"
downright, artless, avowed, direct, ingenuous, outright

frank [adjective]

means "behaviour"
outspoken

from [object]

means "departure"
out of sight

front [noun]

means "position"
vanguard, van, outpost

frontier [noun]

means "border"
boundary, limit, hinterland, outskirts

fruit [noun]

means "result"
effect, product, outcome, aftermath, pay

fugitive [noun]

means "person fleeing"
refugee, runaway, exile, renegade, derelict, outlaw

furore [noun]

means "agitation"
bedlam, lament, clamour, outcry, commotion, shouting

future [noun]

means "anticipation"
outlook, forecast, foresight, prescience, hope

gear [noun]

means "thing"
equipment, tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit

go beyond [verb]

means "weigh more"
outbalance, burden, outweigh

grievous [adjective]

means "atrocious"
heinous, iniquitous, outrageous, shameful, deplorable, dreadful

gross [adjective]

means "property"
flagrant, glaring, outrageous, grievous, heinous, shameful

grotesque [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, scary

growth [noun]

means "thing"
product, result, outgrowth, produce

growth [noun]

means "health"
tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer

harbinger [noun]

means "precursor"
forerunner, messenger, herald, outrider

harm [noun]

means "practice"
evil, outrage, abuse, wickedness, wrong

harness [verb]

means "equip for work"
outfit, cinch, control, fetter

harvest [noun]

means "crop"
produce, yield, output

hay [noun]

means "nature"
harvest, output, product, produce, crop, yield

head [verb]

means "action"
outdo, beat, excel, surpass

hidden [adjective]

means "concealed or secret"
unseen, secret, covert, clandestine, unknown, out of sight

hiding [adjective]

means "in concealment"
covering, out of sight

highwayman [noun]

means "bandit"
robber, brigand, thief, footpad, outlaw, desperado

holler [verb]

means "loud cry"
whoop, hoot, yell, outcry, cheer, howl

homeless [adjective]

means "without a country"
exiled, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond

homeless [adjective]

means "having no home"
vagrant, outcast, itinerant, derelict

horizon [noun]

means "outskirts"
hinterland, background, outpost, distance, objective

horn [noun]

means "body"
outgrowth, tusk, spike

horrify [verb]

means "disgust"
revolt, sicken, nauseate, appall, offend, outrage

hunted [adjective]

means "cast out"
proscribed, expelled, exiled, outcast, rejected

ignominious [adjective]

means "disgraceful"
dishonourable, scandalous, outrageous, sordid, disreputable, infamous

imported [adjective]

means "foreign"
exotic, alien, extrinsic, outlandish

in the background [adjective]

means "unnoticed"
obscure, out of sight, withdrawn, shy, unseen

inconceivable [adjective]

means "unimaginable"
outlandish

indignation [noun]

means "anger"
outrage, umbrage, displeasure, offence, ire, resentment

infectious [noun]

means "epidemic"
outbreak, scourge, plague, pestilence, rash

infinity [noun]

means "infinite distance"
space, outer space, cosmos, universe

inhibit [verb]

means "forbid"
ban, prohibit, prevent, outlaw, interdict

injury [noun]

means "matter"
wrong, slight, injustice, outrage

insult [noun]

means "deed"
slur, scorn, offence, affront, indignity, outrage

interdict [verb]

means "prohibit"
proscribe, forbid, disallow, ban, halt, outlaw

issue [noun]

means "thing"
outlet, exit, vent, egress

issue [noun]

means "effect"
result, outcome, product, consequence, conclusion, end

issuing [noun]

means "emergence"
flowing, emanation, arising, outpouring, escape

jacket [noun]

means "thing"
outer garment, coat

junket [noun]

means "excursion"
outing, journey, expedition, trip, voyage

knob [noun]

means "protuberance"
bulge, protrusion, nub, outgrowth, knot, gnarl

lead [verb]

means "quality"
surpass, excel, overtake, beat, outstrip

leak [noun]

means "hole"
puncture, crevice, chink, fissure, outlet

leakage [noun]

means "effluvium"
discharge, output, exhalation, emanation, steam, vapour

lineament [noun]

means "contour"
outline

make [noun]

means "thing"
output, produce, product, production

malapropos [adjective]

means "improper"
inappropriate, inopportune, untimely, out of place, unfit, ill-timed

map [verb]

means "activity"
plan, plot, chart, draft, outline, project

map [noun]

means "thing"
outline, chart, diagram, blueprint, projection, plan

market [noun]

means "place"
store, shop, emporium, mart, outlet

mart [noun]

means "store"
shop, emporium, market, outlet

marvellous [adjective]

means "wonderful"
extraordinary, amazing, fabulous, spectacular, fantastic, outstanding

marvelous [adjective]

means "wonderful"
extraordinary, amazing, fabulous, spectacular, fantastic, outstanding

maximum [adjective]

means "supreme"
utmost, highest, top, greatest, topmost, outside

memorable [adjective]

means "noteworthy"
outstanding

naked [adjective]

means "speech"
direct, blunt, outspoken, plain, uncoloured, unvarnished

nature [noun]

means "place"
environment, out-of-doors, scenery, view, seascape, landscape

newcomer [noun]

means "novice"
neophyte, upstart, amateur, immigrant, beginner, outsider

observatory [noun]

means "look-out"
tower, outlook, overlook

off [adjective]

means "property"
outside

offence [noun]

means "anger"
outrage, umbrage, displeasure, indignation, ire, resentment

offend [verb]

means "irritate"
annoy, anger, chafe, outrage, displease, nettle

offense [noun]

means "anger"
outrage, umbrage, displeasure, indignation, ire, resentment

onset [noun]

means "beginning"
origin, outbreak, appearance, start, commencement, outset

open-hearted [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, forthright, free, open, frank, outspoken

origin [noun]

means "start"
rise, genesis, commencement, outset, incipience, inception

ostensibly [object]

means "seemingly"
apparently, superficially, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly

ostracise [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, condemn, ostracize, interdict

ostracize [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, condemn, interdict

overreach [verb]

means "reach beyond"
overshoot, pass, exceed, outreach, overdo, surpass

overreach [verb]

means "outsmart"
outwit, deceive, fool, cheat

override [verb]

means "prevail over"
prevail, outweigh, transcend, dismiss, disregard, neglect

overshadow [verb]

means "surpass"
eclipse, outshine, dwarf, diminish, dominate, tower above

overview [noun]

means "general outlook"
summary, sketch, survey, outline, brief, synopsis

overweigh [verb]

means "outweigh"
outbalance

owing [adjective]

means "unpaid"
due, outstanding, unsettled

panorama [noun]

means "vista"
view, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook

paraphernalia [noun]

means "equipment"
gear, rigging, tackle, outfit, trappings, accoutrements

paroxysm [noun]

means "fit"
convulsion, spasm, attack, outbreak, seizure, epilepsy

paroxysm [noun]

means "agitation"
frenzy, furor, excitement, outburst, rage, outbreak

passion [noun]

means "emotion"
anger, outburst, ardour, enthusiasm, desire, fire

passé [adjective]

means "outmoded"
outdated, obsolete, antiquated, out-of-date, old-fashioned, dated

payable [adjective]

means "to be paid"
due, owing, outstanding, unpaid, in arrears, owed

peripheral [adjective]

means "outer"
outlying, surrounding, encircling, marginal

periphery [noun]

means "boundary"
extremity, frontier, confine, limit, end, outpost

perspective [noun]

means "viewpoint"
standpoint, outlook, position, stand, attitude, bias

phenomenal [adjective]

means "exceptional"
remarkable, unique, unusual, uncommon, outstanding, singular

picnic [noun]

means "leisure"
outdoor meal, clambake, barbecue, outing

plan [noun]

means "thing"
drawing, outline, chart, blueprint, diagram, draft

planning [noun]

means "formulation"
preparation, devising, outlining, plan, conception, designing

platoon [noun]

means "crew"
team, detail, bunch, squad, outfit, crowd

plot [verb]

means "activity"
outline, draft, propose, consider, sketch

plug [noun]

means "thing"
jack, outlet, socket, connection, fitting

point of view [noun]

means "angle"
perspective, viewpoint, outlook, slant, point, standpoint

preponderate [verb]

means "exceed"
predominate, surpass, outdo, excel, outshine, outstrip


proceeds [noun]

means "profit"
outcome

produce [noun]

means "product"
harvest, return, outgrowth, production, yield

product [noun]

means "output"
production, yield, turnout, outcome, result, outgrowth

production [noun]

means "creation"
output, origination, manufacture, making, engendering, yield

promenade [noun]

means "stroll"
walk, ramble, saunter, outing, hike, exercise

prominence [noun]

means "projection"
bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, extrusion

prominent [adjective]

means "main"
chief, conspicuous, important, manifest, noticeable, outstanding

proscribe [verb]

means "forbid"
condemn, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict

prospect [noun]

means "view"
outlook, sight, perspective, landscape, scene, survey

prospectus [noun]

means "plan"
outline, scheme, design, brief, synopsis, draft

protrusion [noun]

means "swelling"
protuberance, bulge, hump, outgrowth, growth, prominence

provoked [adjective]

means "angry"
exasperated, irritated, incensed, enraged, infuriated, outraged

repercussion [noun]

means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end

resolution [noun]

means "resolving"
solution, answering, outcome, denouement, issue, end result

resolving [noun]

means "resolution"
solution, answering, outcome, denouement, issue, end result

result [noun]

means "consequence"
outcome, conclusion, end, consummation, effect, product

rig [verb]

means "equip"
accoutre, apparel, outfit, appoint, supply, decorate

rigging [noun]

means "equipment"
tackle, gear, accoutrements, harness, outfit, things

right [adjective]

means "position"
front, outward, outer, upper, top, principal

rogue [noun]

means "scoundrel"
rascal, scamp, cheat, outlaw, knave

round [adjective]

means "speech"
open, candid, frank, outspoken, plain, honest

runaway [adjective]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, truant, renegade

runt [noun]

means "small weak animal"
pygmy, outcast, dwarf, weakling

sail [noun]

means "travel"
cruise, voyage, boat, trip, outing, journey

scandalise [verb]

means "abuse"
outrage, scandalize, wrong, jar, injure, affront

scandalize [verb]

means "abuse"
scandalise, outrage, wrong, jar, injure, affront

scandalous [adjective]

means "disgraceful"
dishonourable, ignominious, outrageous, sordid, disreputable, infamous

scary [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, ludicrous, disproportionate, fantastic, outrageous, grotesque

scream [noun]

means "sound"
outcry, shriek, squeal, screech, shout, yell

seascape [noun]

means "environment"
out-of-doors, scenery, view, nature

seemingly [adjective]

means "apparently"
ostensibly, evidently, obviously, outwardly, presumably, overtly

sequence [noun]

means "result"
consequence, outcome, sequel

set [noun]

means "quantity"
collection, assemblage, assortment, kit, pack, outfit

shameful [adjective]

means "dishonourable"
disgraceful, disreputable, scandalous, outrageous, obscene, notorious

shape [noun]

means "appearance"
outline

shining [adjective]

means "illustrious"
glorious, splendid, outstanding, distinguished, excellent, brilliant

shock [verb]

means "action"
outrage, horrify

signal [adjective]

means "property"
striking, outstanding, arresting

silhouette [noun]

means "contour"
side, delineation, outline, boundary, edge, line

sketch [verb]

means "representation"
draw, delineate, outline, design, depict, portray

sketch [verb]

means "activity"
plan, outline, chart, draft, chalk, adumbrate

sketch [noun]

means "thing"
plan, blueprint, outline, chart, draft, survey

sketch [noun]

means "art"
drawing, draft, shape, outline, design, figure

skin [noun]

means "substance"
outside, hide

smuggler [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

socket [noun]

means "thing"
jack, outlet, plug, connection, fitting

space [noun]

means "place"
infinity, outer space, cosmos, universe

squad [noun]

means "crew"
team, detail, bunch, company, outfit, crowd

stand [verb]

means "process"
endure, hold, bear, sustain, undergo, outlast

standpoint [noun]

means "point of view"
perspective, viewpoint, outlook, slant, point, angle

start [noun]

means "origin"
beginning, commencement, onset, inception, outset, inauguration

starting point [noun]

means "point of departure"
beginning, outset, square one, opening, inception, origin

store [noun]

means "place"
market, shop, emporium, outlet, repository, showroom

strange [adjective]

means "foreign"
alien, exotic, outlandish, unfamiliar

striking [adjective]

means "impressive"
outstanding, remarkable, imposing, stunning, dazzling, extraordinary


summarise [verb]

means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, compress

summarize [verb]

means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise

summarized [adjective]

means "summarised"
outlined, epitomised, epitomized, generalised, generalized

superficially [object]

means "seemingly"
apparently, ostensibly, evidently, officially, outwardly, professedly

supplied [adjective]

means "furnished"
outfitted, given, equipped, provided, rigged, endowed

surface [noun]

means "exterior"
outside, covering, face, plane, superficies

surpass [verb]

means "excel"
exceed, top, outdo, beat

survey [noun]

means "event"
examination, poll, study, inspection, review, outline

surveying [noun]

means "delineation"
demarcation, determination, outlining, definition, circumscription

syncopate [verb]

means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise

tackle [noun]

means "equipment"
gear, rigging, paraphernalia, outfit, trappings, accoutrements

tailor [verb]

means "action"
adapt, accommodate, adjust, conform, outfit, fit

tall [adjective]

means "quality"
exaggerated, outlandish, unbelievable, bouncing

tempest [noun]

means "disturbance"
disruption, disorder, outbreak, upset, turbulence, commotion

terrific [adjective]

means "superb"
splendid, sensational, marvellous, wonderful, smashing, outstanding

theory [noun]

means "perception"
philosophy, view, conception, outlook, contemplation

things [noun]

means "equipment"
tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit, gear

thorough [adjective]

means "complete"
total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, unqualified

threshold [noun]

means "starting point"
square one, bottom, beginning, outset, brink, onset

top [verb]

means "comparison"
excel, exceed, surpass, outdo, beat

trace [verb]

means "draw"
outline, copy, sketch, diagram, delineate

trappings [noun]

means "gear"
effects, equipment, accoutrements, outfit, paraphernalia, rigging

truant [noun]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, runaway, renegade

tumour [noun]

means "growth"
swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer

tusk [noun]

means "animal's bony outgrowth"
outgrowth, horn, spike, tooth

unanticipated [adjective]

means "unexpected"
unforeseen, sudden, out of the blue, abrupt, by chance

unchecked [adjective]

means "uncontrolled"
reckless, heedless, out of control, insane, runaway, unresponsive

unknown [adjective]

means "strange"
outlandish

unqualified [adjective]

means "complete"
total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, thorough

unreserved [adjective]

means "casual"
informal, relaxed, loose, breezy, outgoing, expansive

unsatisfied [adjective]

means "unpaid"
mature, due, payable, owing, outstanding

unseen [adjective]

means "concealed or secret"
hidden, secret, covert, clandestine, unknown, out of sight

unvarnished [adjective]

means "direct"
blunt, outspoken, plain, uncoloured, naked

up in arms [adjective]

means "agitated"
riotous, impassioned, aroused, outraged, offended, insulted

upgrade [verb]

means "improve"
modernise, modernize, supplement, implement, outfit, equip

vacuum [noun]

means "void"
emptiness, vacuity, outer space, nothingness

vagabond [noun]

means "vagrant"
outcast

van [noun]

means "position"
vanguard, front, outpost

vanguard [noun]

means "front"
van, outpost

vanquish [verb]

means "conquer"
defeat, beat, rout, trounce, win, outdo

vent [noun]

means "opening"
outlet, aperture, ventilator, chimney, flue

verdict [noun]

means "judgement"
settlement, conclusion, outcome, decision, determination, resolution

view [noun]

means "vista"
panorama, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook

viewpoint [noun]

means "point of view"
perspective, angle, outlook, slant, point, standpoint

violence [noun]

means "disorder"
commotion, disturbance, uproar, outrage, injustice, injury

vista [noun]

means "view"
panorama, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook

washed up [adjective]

means "finished"
miscarried, through, done for, ruined, defeated, outcast

whoop [noun]

means "loud cry"
holler, hoot, yell, outcry, cheer, howl

yegg [noun]

means "criminal"
burglar, culprit, felon, robber, outlaw, outcast

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