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Synonym for sin [verb]
The synonym sin synonymous definition words:
- conjugate verb sin
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What all can you do with an associate's degree in business administration?sin [noun]
means "deed"transgression, offence, iniquity, error, misdeed, peccadillo, vice, wrongdoing
Further results for the word "sin"
error [noun]
means "thing"offence, sin
iniquity [noun]
means "evil"wickedness, darkness, sin, corruption, depravity
transgress [verb]
means "err"offend, trespass, sin
sing [verb]
means "music"vocalize, vocalise, croon, carol, tune, choir, chant, warble, yodel, versify
single [adjective]
means "property"sincere, honest, whole-hearted, unbiased, concentrated, unaffected, pure, simple, unmixed, unadulterated
single [adjective]
means "characteristic"only, individual, alone, distinct, lone, solitary, separate, sole
singly [object]
means "individually"notably, characteristically, especially, separately, particularly, specially
singular [adjective]
means "strange"unusual, remarkable, extraordinary, surprising, odd, curious, peculiar
singularity [noun]
means "personality"identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, character, idiosyncrasy
sinister [adjective]
means "ominous"menacing, foreboding, threatening, disastrous, dire, unfortunate, unfavourable
sinister [adjective]
means "harmful"injurious, hurtful, adverse, poisonous, deleterious, malignant, malign
sinless [adjective]
means "blameless"faultless, virtuous, spotless, untainted, clean, pure, innocent
abatement [noun]
means "decline"ebb, fading, sinking, slack, way
above-board [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, sincerely, unequivocally
above-board [adjective]
means "frank"sincere
actor [noun]
means "arts"artiste, artist, actress, singer, thespian
actress [noun]
means "artiste"actor, artist, singer, thespian
ago [object]
means "time"since
appointment [noun]
means "post"capacity, office, position, station, hire, sinecure
artist [noun]
means "art"actor, actress, singer, thespian
artiste [noun]
means "artist"actor, actress, singer, thespian
bona fide [adjective]
means "genuine"artless, sincere, truthful, natural, true, plain
carol [verb]
means "vocalise"vocalize, croon, sing, tune, choir, chant
cauterize [verb]
means "burn"sear, singe, char, disinfect, sterilise, sterilize
character [noun]
means "personality"identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, singularity
characteristically [object]
means "individually"notably, particularly, especially, separately, singly, specially
considering [object]
means "because"since, inasmuch as, for, whereas
cordial [adjective]
means "friendly and sincere"friendly, neighbourly, amicable, sincere, polite, social
corrupt [adjective]
means "dishonest"sinister, mercenary, underhanded, praetorian, false, unethical
criminal [adjective]
means "illegal"flagitious, iniquitous, nefarious, sinful, unlawful, wicked
descent [noun]
means "falling"descending, degradation, plunge, downfall, collapse, sinking
enshroud [verb]
means "inundate"immerse, sink, engulf, conceal, cover up, bury
entity [noun]
means "something"individual, single, item, singleton, article, thing
exceptional [adjective]
means "rare"unique, singular, extraordinary, remarkable, phenomenal, unprecedented
fading [noun]
means "decline"ebb, abatement, sinking, slack, way
genuine [adjective]
means "not hypocritical"sincere, unaffected, real, bona fide, actual, authentic
genuinely [object]
means "frankly"earnestly, sincerely, candidly, honestly, openly, plainly
go down [verb]
means "move downward"sink, plunge, dip, alight, descend, settle
immaculate [adjective]
means "innocent"sinless, undefiled, impeccable, unsullied, virginal, religious
inasmuch as [object]
means "because"since, as
individual [adjective]
means "single"separate, singular, specific, distinct, particular, personal
individuality [noun]
means "unity"identity, personality, selfdom, selfhood, singularity
individually [object]
means "particularly"notably, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
innocent [adjective]
means "blameless"sinless
leathery [adjective]
means "tough"resilient, firm, sinewy, rugged, flexible, toughened
lone [adjective]
means "unity"one, single, sole, particular, unique
menacing [adjective]
means "ominous"sinister, foreboding, threatening, disastrous, dire, unfortunate
notably [object]
means "individually"particularly, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
oddity [noun]
means "curiosity"conversation, singularity, peculiarity, piece, rarity, marvel
one [adjective]
means "property"single, lone, sole, solitary, separate, only
one [adjective]
means "characteristic"peculiar, singular
overtly [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, above-board, sincerely, unequivocally
particular [adjective]
means "notable"extraordinary, marked, noteworthy, odd, peculiar, singular
particular [adjective]
means "individual"intrinsic, discrete, singular, distinct, one, separate, single
particularity [noun]
means "disposition"character, singularity, individuality
particularly [object]
means "individually"notably, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
peculiar [adjective]
means "unusual"singular
phenomenal [adjective]
means "exceptional"remarkable, unique, unusual, uncommon, outstanding, singular
plump [verb]
means "action"fall, plunge, drop, sink
pure [adjective]
means "character trait"innocent, guileless, sinless, spotless, honest, unsullied
purr [verb]
means "sound"resound, buzz, sing, hum
respective [adjective]
means "particular"certain, individual, singular, different, definite, single
ropy [adjective]
means "stringy"fibrous, sinewy, gelatinous
sameness [noun]
means "unity"identity, oneness, singleness
scald [verb]
means "blister"burn, singe, sear, wound, scorch
scarce [verb]
means "rare"singular
set [verb]
means "reduction"sink, decline, dip, wane
settle [verb]
means "action"fall, decline, descend, sink, submerge, plunge
simplicity [noun]
means "artlessness"sincerity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
simply [object]
means "easily"sincerely, openly, frankly, plainly, directly, honestly
solitary [adjective]
means "only"sole, lone, single, individual, singular, unaccompanied
solo [noun]
means "piece for one person"song, single part, single, musical performance, one-person act
special [adjective]
means "specific"certain, distinct, distinguished, particular, single, designated
squash [verb]
means "action"lower, sink, dull, depress, drop, settle
straightforward [adjective]
means "frank"sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, candid, open
striking [adjective]
means "noticeable"conspicuous, noteworthy, attractive, memorable, remarkable, singular
truthful [adjective]
means "genuine"earnest, sincere, candid, guileless, artless, naive
tub [noun]
means "basin"sink, bowl, sewer, cesspool
unaccompanied [adjective]
means "only"sole, lone, single, individual, singular, solitary
unaffected [adjective]
means "natural"plain, simple, sincere, genuine, honest, real
underhanded [adjective]
means "dishonest"sinister, mercenary, corrupt, praetorian, false, unethical
unequivocally [object]
means "openly"candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, sincerely, above-board
unique [adjective]
means "strange"unusual, uncommon, odd, peculiar, rare, singular
unique [adjective]
means "sole"single, singular, only, solitary, particular, sold
uniquely [object]
means "solely"only, alone, singly, simply
unprecedented [adjective]
means "rare"unique, singular, extraordinary, remarkable, phenomenal, exceptional
unreserved [adjective]
means "frank"candid, straightforward, open, sincere, guileless, artless
warble [verb]
means "vocalise"sing, yodel
whereas [object]
means "because"considering, inasmuch as, for, since
whilst [object]
means "while"since, during, inasmuch as, as long as
wicked [adjective]
means "property"evil, bad, vile, sinister, base, wrong
yodel [verb]
means "vocalise"warble, sing
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