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Synonym for sole [noun]

The synonym sole synonymous definition words:
means "foot"
bottom, tread, ball
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sole [noun]

means "fish"
flounder

sole [adjective]

means "single"
one, alone, exclusive, lone, individual, unique
Further results for the word "sole"

bare [adjective]

means "attribution"
sole, alone

bottom [noun]

means "position"
lowest part, depths, sole, base, underneath, foot

heel [noun]

means "body"
back of the foot, hock, sole, spur
- translate heel

isolated [adjective]

means "lone"
sole, solitary, separate, unique, lonely

lone [adjective]

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

lone [adjective]

means "isolated"
sole, solitary, separate, unique, lonely

nadir [noun]

means "lowest part"
depths, sole, base, underneath, foot, bottom

odd [adjective]

means "property"
uneven, individual, single, sole, surplus, remainder

one [adjective]

means "property"
single, lone, sole, solitary, separate, only
- translate one

only [adjective]

means "property"
single, lone, entire, singular, sole, solitary

proprietary [adjective]

means "exclusive"
restrictive, established, fashionable, sole

scant [adjective]

means "bare"
meagre, just, mere, sheer, simple, sole

single [adjective]

means "characteristic"
separate, sole

singular [adjective]

means "unique"
individual, rare, uncommon, sole, separate, only

solitary [adjective]

means "only"
sole, lone, single, individual, singular, unaccompanied

unaccompanied [adjective]

means "only"
sole, lone, single, individual, singular, solitary

underside [noun]

means "lowest part"
depths, sole, base, underneath, foot, nadir

solecism [noun]

means "delinquency"
culpability, fault, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed, dereliction

solely [object]

means "alone"
wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, only, particularly

solemn [adjective]

means "size"
grand, overwhelming, impressive, majestic, stately, imposing, august, awe-inspiring

solemn [adjective]

means "religion"
sacred, divine, hallowed, reverential, holy, ritual, devotional

solemn [adjective]

means "property"
grave, serious, sober, grim, stern, earnest, pensive, intense, deliberate, thoughtful, reflective, dignified, formal, ceremonial, ceremonious, ritual, serious, sedate, staid

solemn [adjective]

means "characteristic"
sombre, austere, heavy

solemnise [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, celebrate, solemnize, venerate, hallow, memorialise, memorialize
- conjugate verb solemnise

solemnity [noun]

means "solemn ceremony"
observance, rite, homage, proceedings, consecration

solemnity [noun]

means "gravity"
austerity, seriousness, sobriety, severity, gloominess

solemnize [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, celebrate, venerate, hallow, memorialise, memorialize
- conjugate verb solemnize

solemnly [object]

means "calmly"
quietly, soberly, slowly, sedately, deliberately

alone [object]

means "property"
solely, only, uniquely, singly, simply

austere [adjective]

means "grave"
serious, sober, stoical, stern, solemn, strict

austerity [noun]

means "harshness"
severity, sharpness, solemnity

awe-inspiring [adjective]

means "grand"
solemn

but [object]

means "part of speech"
only, just, merely, solely, exactly
- translate but

celebrate [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate
- conjugate verb celebrate

ceremonial [adjective]

means "ritual"
formal, stately, solemn, ceremonious, triumphal, conventional

circumstance [noun]

means "pomp"
ceremony, formality, ritual, solemnity

commemorate [verb]

means "celebrate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate
- conjugate verb commemorate

delinquency [noun]

means "fault"
culpability, solecism, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed

devotional [adjective]

means "religious"
solemn

earnest [adjective]

means "deep"
solemn

earnestly [object]

means "seriously"
sincerely, solemnly, thoughtfully, soberly, gravely, pompously

earnestness [noun]

means "seriousness"
earnest, solemnity, gravity, sobriety

entirely [object]

means "exclusively"
solely, uniquely, only

error [noun]

means "mistake"
inaccuracy, blunder, faux pas, solecism, omission, boner

exclusively [object]

means "alone"
wholly, entirely, only, except, solely, particularly

fault [noun]

means "deed"
delinquency, culpability, solecism, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety

frailty [noun]

means "defect in character"
solecism

grave [adjective]

means "characteristic"
solemn, serious, sober, staid, thoughtful, dignified

gravely [object]

means "sincerely"
earnestly, soberly, thoughtfully, solemnly, seriously

gravity [noun]

means "importance"
magnitude, significance, weight, enormity, concern, solemnity

hallowed [adjective]

means "religious"
sacred, divine, solemn, reverential, holy, ritual

keep [verb]

means "activity"
commemorate, solemnise, solemnize
- conjugate verb keep

memorialise [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate
- conjugate verb memorialise

memorialize [verb]

means "commemorate"
honour, dedicate, observe, solemnise, solemnize, venerate
- conjugate verb memorialize

merely [object]

means "part of speech"
only, just, but, solely, exactly

observe [verb]

means "celebrate"
hold, dedicate, honour, keep, regard, solemnise, solemnize
- conjugate verb observe

only [adjective]

means "property"
alone, wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, solely

sanctify [verb]

means "observe"
solemnise, solemnize
- conjugate verb sanctify

sedately [adjective]

means "calmly"
quietly, soberly, slowly, solemnly, deliberately

seriously [object]

means "sincerely"
earnestly, soberly, thoughtfully, solemnly, gravely

seriousness [noun]

means "earnestness"
earnest, solemnity, gravity, sobriety

simply [object]

means "merely"
only, solely, purely, wholly, absolutely, completely

sober [adjective]

means "characteristic"
serious, grave, solemn, quiet, subdued, restrained

soberly [object]

means "calmly"
quietly, sedately, slowly, solemnly, deliberately

stoical [adjective]

means "grave"
serious, sober, austere, stern, solemn, strict

triumphal [adjective]

means "ritual"
formal, stately, solemn, ceremonious, ceremonial, conventional

vulgarism [noun]

means "common phrase"
colloquial speech, vulgar tongue, street talk, slang, solecism

wrongdoing [noun]

means "delinquency"
culpability, solecism, fault, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed
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