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Synonym for prop [verb]
The synonym prop synonymous definition words:
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pilaster [noun]
means "column"support, pillar, post, prop, minaret, shaft
post [noun]
means "thing"column, mast, pillar, prop, pole, support
shore [verb]
means "activity"support, prop, brace
shore [noun]
means "thing"brace, stay, support, prop, post, beam
stay [verb]
means "activity"support, brace, strengthen, sustain, uphold, prop
support [noun]
means "brace"prop, column, mainstay, buttress, strut, stay
truss [noun]
means "supporting device"supporter, brace, prop, support, beam, strut
verticality [noun]
means "pole"column, pile, prop, support, pier, upright
propaganda [noun]
means "advertising"publicity, broadcasting, fanfare, pushing, advertisement, notice, promotion
propagate [verb]
means "disseminate"promulgate, spread, transmit, circulate, distribute, communicate, disperse
propensity [noun]
means "inclination"partiality, bent, penchant, bias, predilection, disposition, leaning
proper [adjective]
means "characteristic"personal, individual, peculiar, special, specific, suitable, adapted, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting, convenient, correct
prophecy [noun]
means "prediction"forecast, anticipation, prognosis, augury, prognostication, conjecture, divination
prophylactic [adjective]
means "preventive"preventative, protective, contraceptive, sanitary, hygienic
propitious [adjective]
means "favourably inclined"agreeable, well-disposed, friendly, congenial, benevolent, gracious
propitious [adjective]
means "auspicious"lucky, favourable, advantageous, promising, beneficial, hopeful, encouraging
proportional [adjective]
means "proportionate"commensurate, balanced, equal, uniform, symmetrical, even
proportionate [adjective]
means "proportional"commensurate, balanced, equal, uniform, symmetrical, even
proposal [noun]
means "offer"submission, bid, presentation, motion, overture, suggestion, proposition
propriety [noun]
means "suitability"appropriateness, accordance, aptness, congruity, fitness, seemliness
acreage [noun]
means "land"property, tract, realty, real estate, grounds, frontage
adapted [adjective]
means "suitable"proper, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting, convenient
anticipate [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, envision, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
appease [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
appease [verb]
means "conciliate"propitiate
augury [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, forecast, prognostication, conjecture
auspicious [adjective]
means "advantageous"beneficial, profitable, propitious, good, favourable, serviceable
belongings [noun]
means "possessions"property, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
booked [adjective]
means "contracted"engaged, obligated, reserved, proposed, due
capability [noun]
means "faculty"propensity, talent, bent, capacity, aptitude, proficiency
capital [noun]
means "resources"money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
character [noun]
means "characteristic"quality, property, make-up, constitution, mannerism, features
characteristic [noun]
means "attribute"peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, distinction, quality, feature, property
comparative [adjective]
means "relative"correspondent, proportionate, comparable, applicable, pertinent, dependent
comparison [noun]
means "resemblance"metaphor, proportion, correlation, likeness, similarity, likening
conciliate [verb]
means "appease"propitiate
contiguity [noun]
means "proximity"vicinity, closeness, nearness, propinquity, intimacy, approximation
contraceptive [adjective]
means "preventive"preventative, protective, prophylactic, sanitary, hygienic
conventional [adjective]
means "seemly"decorous, sanctioned, conformant, established, conformist, proper
decent [adjective]
means "property"fit, proper
design [verb]
means "activity"mean, intend, propose, purpose
diesel [noun]
means "motor fuel"petroleum, propellant, petrol
envision [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, anticipate, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
fanfare [noun]
means "advertising"propaganda
favour [verb]
means "appease"conciliate, ease, facilitate, propitiate
favourable [adjective]
means "auspicious"advantageous, benign, predisposed, bright, fortunate, propitious
fitness [noun]
means "suitability"aptness, pertinence, seemliness, propriety, appropriateness, correspondence
fitting [adjective]
means "suitable"appropriate, proper, fit, becoming, due, apt
force [verb]
means "action"drive, impel, propel
foreboding [adjective]
means "ominous"portentous, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated
forecast [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, augury, prognostication, conjecture
foresee [verb]
means "forecast"anticipate, predict, envision, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
fortunate [adjective]
means "happy"advantageous, favoured, lucky, propitious, prosperous, successful
good [adjective]
means "property"advantageous, beneficial, profitable, propitious, auspicious, favourable
happy [adjective]
means "characteristic"fortunate, advantageous, favoured, lucky, propitious, prosperous
healing [adjective]
means "medical"pharmaceutical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
healthy [adjective]
means "healthful"beneficial, bracing, fit, prophylactic, hygienic, invigorating
holdings [noun]
means "real estate"realty, property, estate, land, farm, plantation
honourable [adjective]
means "reputable"creditable, equitable, estimable, proper, right
hurl [verb]
means "throw"propel
idiosyncrasy [noun]
means "attribute"peculiarity, characteristic, distinction, quality, feature, property
ill-fated [adjective]
means "ominous"foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, portentous
inclination [noun]
means "preference"tendency, propensity, proclivity, predilection, penchant, bent
investment [noun]
means "resources"money, property, assets, cash, capital, means
justified [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, merited, fit
land [noun]
means "possession"property, real estate, estate, tract, acreage
lay out [verb]
means "plan"arrange, project, design, propose, map, scheme
leaning [noun]
means "tendency"partiality, propensity, predilection, penchant, predisposition, bias
make amends [verb]
means "conciliate"propitiate
mannerism [noun]
means "characteristic"quality, property, make-up, constitution, character, feature
medical [adjective]
means "healing"pharmaceutical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
meet [adjective]
means "property"suitable, appropriate, apt, fitting, proper, suited
merited [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
metaphor [noun]
means "resemblance"comparison, proportion, correlation, likeness, similarity, likening
nearness [noun]
means "proximity"vicinity, closeness, contiguity, propinquity, intimacy, approximation
notability [noun]
means "characteristic"feature, mark, peculiarity, property, trait
offer [verb]
means "proposal"suggest, propound, submit, advise, propose
offer [noun]
means "proposal"proposition
offering [noun]
means "bid"submission, proposal, offer, suggestion, presentation, proposition
ominous [adjective]
means "dismal"foreboding, impending, significant, presaging, prophetic, imminent
oracle [noun]
means "revelation"vision, prophesy, apocalypse, canon, edict
participation [noun]
means "allotment"quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend, interest
peculiar [adjective]
means "characteristic"appropriate, especial, exclusive, individual, particular, proper
peculiarity [noun]
means "characteristic"notability, mark, feature, property, trait
petrol [noun]
means "motor fuel"petroleum, propellant, diesel
pharmaceutical [adjective]
means "healing"medical, curative, restorative, prophylactic, preventative
placate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, appease, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
plantation [noun]
means "real estate"realty, property, holdings, land, farm, estate
populate [verb]
means "reproduce"propagate, generate, multiply, produce
portentous [adjective]
means "ominous"foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated
posit [verb]
means "pose"propose, present, propound, state
predict [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, anticipate, envision, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
predilection [noun]
means "faculty"propensity, talent, bent, capacity, capability, proficiency
prescience [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, augury, prognostication, conjecture
proclivity [noun]
means "faculty"propensity, talent, bent, capacity, capability, proficiency
proficiency [noun]
means "faculty"propensity, talent, bent, capacity, capability, aptitude
profitable [adjective]
means "advantageous"beneficial, good, propitious, auspicious, favourable, serviceable
prognosis [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, forecast, augury, prognostication, conjecture
prognosticate [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, envision, anticipate, augur, prophesy
prognostication [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, augury, forecast, conjecture
promotion [noun]
means "advertising"propaganda
protocol [noun]
means "customs"etiquette, proprieties, decorum, rules, manners
proximity [noun]
means "closeness"propinquity, nearness, neighbourhood, presence, vicinity
publicity [noun]
means "advertising"propaganda
purpose [verb]
means "intend"contemplate, aim, design, mean, plan, propose
quality [noun]
means "characteristic"property
real estate [noun]
means "estate"realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
realty [noun]
means "real estate"estate, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
recommendation [noun]
means "advice"counsel, suggestion, direction, proposal, approbation, endorsement
reconcile [verb]
means "appease"propitiate
relative [adjective]
means "comparative"correspondent, proportionate, comparable, applicable, pertinent, dependent
reproduce [verb]
means "multiply"propagate, generate, beget, breed, procreate
resources [noun]
means "capital"money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
revelation [noun]
means "divine manifestation"apocalypse, divination, oracle, adumbration, prophecy
right [object]
means "manner"suitably, appropriately, fittingly, properly, fitly
right [adjective]
means "property"suitable, appropriate, proper, correct, convenient, fit, correct, precise, valid, accurate, true, proper
sate [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, appease
size [noun]
means "quantity"proportions, largeness
slake [verb]
means "satisfy"mollify, placate, assuage, allay, propitiate, sate
sorceress [noun]
means "seer"prophet, magician, sorcerer, witch, diviner
spacecraft [noun]
means "rocket"booster, propulsion
suggest [verb]
means "offer"propound, submit, advise, propose
throw [verb]
means "action"launch, propel
thrust [noun]
means "drive"propulsion
trait [noun]
means "quality"attribute, peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, distinction, feature, property
traveling [adjective]
means "moving"sliding, shifting, propelling, driving, shooting, being discharged
ultimatum [noun]
means "final"warning, command, proposition, proposal, requirements, mandate
vicinity [noun]
means "closeness"propinquity, nearness, neighbourhood, proximity, presence
virtuous [adjective]
means "chaste"moral, proper, honest, decent, wholesome, straight
volition [noun]
means "wish"desire, propensity, choice, pleasure, preference, taste
volunteer [verb]
means "offer"extend, proffer, tender, propose, bring forward, donate
warranted [adjective]
means "regular"reasonable, sensible, valid, logical, proper, correct
wealth [noun]
means "possession"property, resources
well [object]
means "property"appropriately, reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously
well [object]
means "manner"accurately, correctly, properly, skilfully, decently, efficiently
well [adjective]
means "characteristic"fitting, appropriate, proper, suitable, befitting
wherewithal [noun]
means "wealth"resources, property, revenue, income, substance, means
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