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Synonym for rig [verb]
The synonym rig synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "rig"
appoint [verb]
means "equip"accoutre, apparel, outfit, rig, supply, decorate
semi [noun]
means "motor vehicle"automobile, rig, lorry, van, wagon
wagon [noun]
means "conveyance"coach, stage-coach, rig, vehicle, carriage
right [object]
means "manner"precisely, actually, truly, justly, equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully, rightly, righteously, suitably, appropriately, fittingly, properly, fitly
right [adjective]
means "property"suitable, appropriate, proper, correct, convenient, fit, befitting, becoming, just, fair, equitable, legitimate, upright, honest, good, lawful, correct, precise, valid, accurate, true, proper, perfect
righteously [object]
means "justly"equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully, rightly, right
rightfully [object]
means "justly"equitably, fairly, right, uprightly, lawfully, rightly, righteously
rigor [noun]
means "strictness"severity, harshness, sternness, cruelty, hardship, hardness, adversity, stringency, rigidity, obstinacy, inexorability, ordeal, austerity
rigorous [adjective]
means "severe"harsh, rigid, hard, strict, inflexible, unyielding, stern, stiff, stringent, austere
self-righteous [adjective]
means "puritanical"righteous, moral, prudish, squeamish, rigourous, blue
upright [adjective]
means "honest"righteous
accoutrements [noun]
means "equipment"tackle, rigging, gear, harness, outfit, things
advantageously [object]
means "favourably"right, well
at once [adjective]
means "immediately"instantly, now, right away, directly, without delay
austere [adjective]
means "harsh"severe, forbidding, rigourous, rugged, stringent, difficult, rigid
austerity [noun]
means "inflexibility"hardness, stiffness, rigidity, acerbity, formality
chill [noun]
means "cold"rigour
coldness [noun]
means "cold"rigour
correctness [noun]
means "propriety"decency, fitness, decorum, rightness
cure [verb]
means "health"right
decency [noun]
means "goodness"honesty, rectitude, rightness, integrity, morality, probity, righteousness
emend [verb]
means "fix"adjust, amend, better, right, improve, restore
even-handed [adjective]
means "impartial"fair, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable, objective
exacting [adjective]
means "demanding"exact, rigid, rigourous, scrupulous, severe, strict
fair [adjective]
means "behaviour"impartial, even-handed, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable
fairness [noun]
means "rectitude"integrity, virtue, uprightness, right, justice, equity
fittingly [object]
means "suitably"appropriately, right, properly, fitly
formal [adjective]
means "property"explicit, express, official, rigid, rigourous, strict, fixed, methodical, regular, rigid, rigourous, set
formally [object]
means "strictly"by the book, rigourously, officially
gear [noun]
means "thing"equipment, tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit
goodness [noun]
means "decency"honesty, rectitude, rightness, integrity, morality, probity, righteousness
hardness [noun]
means "inflexibility"austerity, stiffness, rigidity, acerbity, formality
honourable [adjective]
means "reputable"creditable, equitable, estimable, proper, right
iciness [noun]
means "cold"rigour
inflexible [adjective]
means "headstrong"resolute, solid, rigid, steadfast, obstinate, intractable
instantly [object]
means "immediately"at once, now, forthwith, right away
just [adjective]
means "characteristic"impartial, fair, equitable, upright, right, lawful
just [adjective]
means "character trait"righteous
just [adjective]
means "behaviour"rightful, deserved
justice [noun]
means "rectitude"integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, right, equity
lawfully [object]
means "justly"equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, rightly, righteously
moral [adjective]
means "character trait"good, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary
morality [noun]
means "virtue"righteousness, rectitude, uprightness
now [object]
means "time"immediately, at once, instantly, forthwith, right away
ownership [noun]
means "claim"right, privilege, title, interest, due
parochial [adjective]
means "narrow minded"biased, intolerant, rigid, petty, prejudiced, conventional
precise [adjective]
means "demanding"rigid
precision [noun]
means "exactness"perfection, accuracy, correctness, rightness, exactitude
puritanical [adjective]
means "blue"righteous, moral, prudish, squeamish, rigourous, self-righteous
rectify [verb]
means "better"correct, emend, improve, right, amend, ameliorate
religious [adjective]
means "conscientious"exacting, punctilious, strict, rigid, scrupulous, demanding
resolute [adjective]
means "determined"positive, resolved, inflexible, set, strenuous, rigid
severe [adjective]
means "behaviour"uncompromising, unbending, inflexible, rigid, exacting, relentless
stiff [adjective]
means "property"inflexible, firm, rigid, solid, unbending, unyielding
stiffness [noun]
means "inflexibility"hardness, austerity, rigidity, acerbity, formality
strict [adjective]
means "characteristic"stern, austere, demanding, exacting, harsh, rigid
suitable [adjective]
means "apropos"appropriate, befitting, fitting, seemly, apt, right
tackle [noun]
means "equipment"gear, rigging, paraphernalia, outfit, trappings, accoutrements
things [noun]
means "equipment"tackle, rigging, accoutrements, harness, outfit, gear
tough [adjective]
means "characteristic"hardened, rigid, inflexible, unyielding, uncompromising, hard-line
true [adjective]
means "property"rightful, legitimate
unadorned [adjective]
means "austere"rigourous, severe, modest, plain, ascetic, reclusive
uncompromising [adjective]
means "harsh"severe, forbidding, rigourous, rugged, stringent, difficult, rigid
unyielding [adjective]
means "stiff"rigid, unbending, fixed
uptight [adjective]
means "concerned"apprehensive, doubtful, right-wing, worried, tight, conservative
without delay [object]
means "immediately"instantly, now, right away, directly, at once
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