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autocratic [adjective]
means "despotic"dictatorial, tyrannical, absolute, autarchic, oppressive, totalitarian
to one side [object]
means "away in time or place"separately, alone, individually, away, independently, exclusively, apart
to the side [object]
means "to one side"aside, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, in reserve, obliquely
togetherness [noun]
means "exchange"union, fellowship, agreement, sharing, association, communion, accord
tolerable [adjective]
means "average"mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable, fair, acceptable
tolerance [noun]
means "open-mindedness"impartiality, liberality, allowance, variation, magnanimity, lenity
tolerant [adjective]
means "liberal"generous, unprejudiced, broad-minded, magnanimous, advanced, honourable
tolerate [verb]
means "permit"admit, allow, recognise, recognize, oblige, indulge, sanction, warrant
tomahawk [noun]
means "hatchet"adze, mattock, axe, pickaxe, cleaver
tongue [noun]
means "language"common speech, dialect, utterance, vernacular, mother tongue
too [object]
means "addition"additionally, as well, in also, besides, as well as, moreover, further
tool [noun]
means "object"gadget, device, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption, appliance, gear
toothsome [adjective]
means "palatable"tasty, savoury, appetizing, yummy, tantalizing, delicious, delectable
topical [adjective]
means "local"confined, isolated, provincial, insular, narrow, regional, limited
topmost [adjective]
means "highest"greatest, upper, top, uppermost
topple [verb]
means "founder"break down, fall down, cave in, collapse, disintegrate, give way, fall
topsy-turvy [adjective]
means "confused"helter-skelter, pell-mell, chaotic, turbulent, disjointed, jumbled, muddled
torero [noun]
means "matador"toreador, bullfighter
tormenting [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, painful, saddening
torpid [adjective]
means "apathetic"inactive, inert, lethargic, sluggish, slow, motionless, indolent
tortuous [adjective]
means "immoral"deceitful, dishonest, devious, crooked, ambiguous, evasive, indirect
toss [noun]
means "throw"pitch
total [adjective]
means "amount"complete, absolute, entire, final, utter, whole, finished, unqualified
totalitarian [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, arbitrary
touch-and-go [adjective]
means "extremely uncertain"risky, tricky, precarious, dangerous, dubious, hazardous
touchable [adjective]
means "tangible"tactile, palpable, actual, real, concrete, material, substantive
touched [adjective]
means "mentally unbalanced"bizarre, daft, eccentric, fanatic, neurotic, nutty, odd
touching [object]
means "contiguous"adjacent to, in contact with, against, abutting, bordering, next to
touching [adjective]
means "moving"poignant, pathetic, sentimental, pitiful, stirring, tender, pitiable
touchstone [noun]
means "norm"measure, gauge, model, criterion, standard, yardstick, reference point
touchy [adjective]
means "tricky"precarious, ticklish, risky, hazardous, delicate, chancy, unstable
tough [adjective]
means "characteristic"strong, firm, rugged, hard, vigourous, hardy, hardened, rigid, inflexible, unyielding, uncompromising, hard-line, incorrigible, troublesome
toughen [verb]
means "harden"accustom, acclimate, brace, acclimatise, acclimatize, confirm, discipline, fortify
tousled [adjective]
means "unfinished"unmade, undone, dismantled, dishevelled, disassembled, messy, disorderly
town [noun]
means "place"locale, neighbourhood, district, vicinity, village, municipality, community
toxic [adjective]
means "harmful"baneful, dangerous, deadly, noxious, deleterious, virulent, destructive
National Socialism [noun]
means "right-wing dictatorship"dictatorship, fascism, totalitarianism, autocracy, despotism, Nazism
Nazism [noun]
means "right-wing dictatorship"dictatorship, national socialism, totalitarianism, autocracy, despotism, fascism
aback [adjective]
means "backward"back, behind, rearward, to the rear
abdomen [noun]
means "body"trunk, middle, torso, thorax
acme [noun]
means "peak"pinnacle, crest, apex, top, summit, vertex
afflict [verb]
means "torture"annoy, abuse, distress, harry, vex, torment
aggregate [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, totality, assemblage, body, gross
agonize [verb]
means "torture"agonise, torment
agonizing [adjective]
means "painful"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
alarm [noun]
means "warning"tocsin, caution, notice, alert
all [object]
means "manner"totally, solidly, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly, totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely
alongside [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, aside, in reserve
annoying [adjective]
means "inopportune"unpleasant, untimely, touchy, uncomfortable, embarrassing, awkward
apart [object]
means "time or position"to one side
apex [noun]
means "peak"pinnacle, crest, top, acme, summit, vertex
apparatus [noun]
means "gadget"tool, device, contrivance, mechanism, contraption, appliance
arbitrary [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, totalitarian
ardent [adjective]
means "characteristic"passionate, torrid, vehement, fierce, extreme, impassioned
arrival [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, caller, tourist, traveller
aside [object]
means "position"to one side, to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside
assemblage [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, totality, aggregate, body, gross
astern [adjective]
means "abaft"rearward, behind, back, to the rear, aft
awesome [adjective]
means "overwhelming"breathtaking, monumental, staggering, towering, inspiring, stunning
awkward [adjective]
means "inopportune"unpleasant, untimely, touchy, uncomfortable, embarrassing, annoying
axe [noun]
means "hatchet"adze, mattock, tomahawk, pickaxe, cleaver
backward [object]
means "rearward"to the rear, back, in reverse, behind
bauble [noun]
means "triviality"trinket, toy, trifle
bearable [adjective]
means "endurable"sufferable, sustainable, tolerable, supportable, livable, passable
benevolence [noun]
means "kindness"generosity, charity, compassion, magnanimity, tolerance, munificence
beset [adjective]
means "worried"troubled, plagued, tormented
bombard [verb]
means "shell"bomb, strafe, torpedo, shoot, blitz, barrage
bowed [adjective]
means "curved"crooked, bent, warped, deformed, tortuous
brand [noun]
means "live coal"torch, ember, coal, spark
breathtaking [adjective]
means "awesome"overwhelming, monumental, staggering, towering, inspiring, stunning
bullfighter [noun]
means "matador"toreador, torero
caller [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, arrival, tourist, traveller
callous [adjective]
means "apathetic"obtuse, indifferent, insensible, unsusceptible, sluggish, torpid
cave in [verb]
means "founder"break down, fall down, collapse, topple, disintegrate, give way
cellar [noun]
means "architecture"catacomb, crypt, tomb, sepulchre, grave, mausoleum
cemetery [noun]
means "burial ground"graveyard, catacomb, tomb
chairman [noun]
means "speaker"chairwoman, president, director, master of ceremonies, toastmaster, moderator
characteristic [noun]
means "style"touch
charity [noun]
means "kindness"generosity, benevolence, compassion, magnanimity, tolerance, munificence
cleaver [noun]
means "hatchet"adze, mattock, tomahawk, pickaxe, axe
coal [noun]
means "thing"torch, ember, brand, spark
cogwheel [noun]
means "mechanical transmission"gear, toothed wheel, pinion, sprocket, cog, speed
collapse [verb]
means "founder"break down, fall down, cave in, topple, disintegrate, give way
colorless [adjective]
means "achromatic"pale, neutral, uncoloured, uncolored [US], bleached, toneless
communion [noun]
means "exchange"union, fellowship, agreement, sharing, association, togetherness
community [noun]
means "locale"neighbourhood, district, vicinity, village, municipality, town
concerned [adjective]
means "influenced"moved, touched, overwhelmed, impressed, tender, affected
concurrently [object]
means "at the same time"at once, parallel, together
consecutively [object]
means "running"continually, continuously, successively, together
consummate [adjective]
means "complete"total, utter, absolute
contemporary [adjective]
means "present"fashionable, current, modern, topical, up-to-date
contest [noun]
means "competition"rivalry, challenge, race, tournament, ring, game
continually [object]
means "running"together, continuously, successively, consecutively
crazy [adjective]
means "state"rickety, doddering, loose, shaky, tottering, insane, wild, daft, cracked, touched, crazed
crown [verb]
means "quality"culminate, top, cap, climax, consummate, perfect
crypt [noun]
means "grave"catacomb, vault, tomb, sepulchre, mausoleum, cavern
cuddle [verb]
means "fondle"touch, embrace, caress, nuzzle, stroke, snuggle
culminate [verb]
means "cap"top, crown, climax, consummate, perfect
current [adjective]
means "fashionable"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish
curved [adjective]
means "bent"crooked, bowed, warped, deformed, tortuous
cyclone [noun]
means "twister"tornado, storm, hurricane
dead [adjective]
means "property"torpid, inactive, absolute, final, complete, unconditional, total, utter
depressing [adjective]
means "agonizing"painful, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
device [noun]
means "thing"gadget, tool, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption
devious [adjective]
means "circuitous"roundabout, winding, tortuous, oblique
discrimination [noun]
means "distinction"dash, difference, idiosyncrasy, tone
disguised [adjective]
means "sheltered"protected, hidden, topped, surfaced, covered
distraught [adjective]
means "troubled"distracted, confused, distrait, distressed, harassed, tormented
distress [noun]
means "grief"torment, worry, adversity, dolour, woe, affliction
disturbing [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, painful, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
doddering [adjective]
means "rickety"crazy, loose, shaky, tottering
dominate [verb]
means "command"overlook, tower above, eclipse
drag [verb]
means "pull"hale, tow, draw, move, haul, transport
duty [noun]
means "cost"tax, custom, impost, levy, toll
elevation [noun]
means "altitude"rise, promontory, top, eminence, platform, height
embarrassing [adjective]
means "inopportune"unpleasant, untimely, touchy, uncomfortable, awkward, annoying
ember [noun]
means "live coal"torch, brand, coal, spark
embossment [noun]
means "decoration in relief"tracery, molding, bas-relief, engraving, tooling, adornment
enough [object]
means "quantity"just, tolerably
entire [noun]
means "quantity"completeness, entirety, totality, intactness, universality, wholeness
entirely [object]
means "completely"totally, fully, altogether, wholly, quite
entirety [noun]
means "wholeness"completeness, totality, intactness, total
excruciating [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, painful, tormenting, saddening
exertion [noun]
means "action"activity, exercise, labour, toil, work
exhausting [adjective]
means "laborious"hard, severe, tough, difficult, arduous, burdensome
facility [noun]
means "building"equipment, machinery, plant, tools
fair [adjective]
means "quality"tolerable
fall down [verb]
means "founder"break down, collapse, cave in, topple, disintegrate, give way
fascism [noun]
means "right-wing dictatorship"dictatorship, national socialism, totalitarianism, autocracy, despotism, nazism
fashionable [adjective]
means "current"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish
fee [noun]
means "cost"amount, assessment, charge, toll, encumbrance, price
flatterer [noun]
means "adulator"sycophant, flunky, toady
fondle [verb]
means "caress"touch, embrace, cuddle, nuzzle, stroke, snuggle
for example [adjective]
means "for instance"to illustrate, by way of illustration, e.g.
forbearance [noun]
means "clemency"indulgence, lenience, leniency, tolerance, toleration
gadget [noun]
means "device"tool, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption, appliance
gangster [noun]
means "hoodlum"bruiser, tough
gear [noun]
means "thing"cogwheel, toothed wheel, pinion, sprocket, cog, speed
grave [noun]
means "place"vault, mausoleum, sepulchre, mound, tomb, barrow
graze [verb]
means "brush against"brush, touch, skim, scrape, shave, rub
gross [adjective]
means "quantity"total, entire, whole, aggregate
guzzle [verb]
means "imbibe"swill, tipple, booze, toast, drink
head [noun]
means "position"top, acme, peak, summit, crest
health [noun]
means "state"condition, physical fitness, physical state, constitution, tone, stamina
heat [verb]
means "cooking"boil, fry, roast, toast, melt, liquefy
height [noun]
means "position"peak, pinnacle, summit, top, zenith, apex
high [adjective]
means "size"tall, elevated, lofty, towering
highest [adjective]
means "top"greatest, upper, topmost, uppermost
hypercritical [adjective]
means "captious"too critical, fussy, strict, severe, scrupulous, demanding
ill-starred [verb]
means "unfortunate"calamitous, wretched, catastrophic, tormented, deplorable, miserable
impressed [verb]
means "moved"stirred, jarred, affected, touched, influenced
in all respects [object]
means "completely"totally, entirely, thoroughly, utterly, wholly, in every way
in consultation with [adjective]
means "in cooperation with"together with, with help from, in concert with
in cooperation with [adjective]
means "in collaboration with"together with, with help from, in concert with, assisting
in reserve [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, aside
in reverse [object]
means "rearward"to the rear, back, backward, behind
in two [object]
means "asunder"in pieces, to pieces, apart
in vogue [adjective]
means "fashionable"contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, current, stylish
inarticulate [adjective]
means "not good with words"silent, wordless, speechless, mute, tongue-tied, dumb
including [object]
means "in addition to"along with, as well as, together with
independently [object]
means "away in time or place"to one side
indulgence [noun]
means "gratification"lenience, forbearance, tolerance, understanding, patience, gratifying
inert [adjective]
means "dead"flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid
infant [noun]
means "baby"tot, kid, newborn, suckling
ingratiating [adjective]
means "flattering"obsequious, sycophantic, grovelling, unctuous, toadying, fawning
inopportune [adjective]
means "awkward"unpleasant, untimely, touchy, uncomfortable, embarrassing, annoying
insane [adjective]
means "crazy"wild, daft, cracked, touched, crazed, demented
inspiring [adjective]
means "moving"poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional
instructed [adjective]
means "educated"notified, told, trained, informed, enlightened, advised
integral [adjective]
means "whole"total, entire, complete, comprehensive, undiminished, radical
irk [verb]
means "plague"trouble, torment, worry, beset, harry, beleaguer
issue [noun]
means "matter"topic, point, problem, question, crux
labour [noun]
means "work"exertion, strain, toil, drudgery, moil, drive
lamentable [adjective]
means "unfortunate"calamitous, wretched, catastrophic, tormented, deplorable, ill-starred
laterally [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, aside, alongside, in reserve
lenience [noun]
means "clemency"indulgence, forbearance, leniency, tolerance, toleration
leniency [noun]
means "indulgence"charity, tolerance, understanding, clemency, patience, mercy
lifted [adjective]
means "raised"elevated, aerial, towering, tall
lob [verb]
means "throw"pitch, hurl, fling, toss
lofty [adjective]
means "high"elevated, towering, aerial, airy, tall
look-out [noun]
means "surveillance"vigilance, watch, vigil, tout
look-out [noun]
means "observatory"tower, outlook, overlook
loom [verb]
means "appear imposing"menace, overshadow, tower, overhang, threaten, impend
lug [verb]
means "pull"drag, draw, haul, tow, tug, strain
machete [noun]
means "small axe"tomahawk, adze, pickaxe, cleaver, hatchet
magnanimity [noun]
means "kindness"generosity, benevolence, compassion, charity, tolerance, munificence
manslayer [noun]
means "murderer"assassin, killer, torpedo
material [adjective]
means "tangible"solid, corporeal, palpable, physical, real, touchable
mausoleum [noun]
means "burial"vault, grave, sepulchre, mound, tomb, barrow
middling [adjective]
means "mediocre"second-rate, fair, passable, indifferent, tolerable, lack-lustre
minion [noun]
means "sycophant"favourite, sponge, toady, bootlicker, yes-man
miserable [adjective]
means "unfortunate"calamitous, wretched, catastrophic, tormented, deplorable, ill-starred
mode [noun]
means "manner"tone, expression, condition, habit
moil [verb]
means "labour"drudge, toil, work hard
moil [noun]
means "drudgery"labour, toil
moving [adjective]
means "inspiring"poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional
municipality [noun]
means "locale"neighbourhood, district, vicinity, village, community, town
munificence [noun]
means "kindness"generosity, benevolence, compassion, magnanimity, tolerance, charity
mutually [object]
means "jointly"together
neighbour [verb]
means "adjoin"border, abut, verge, touch, line
nervous [adjective]
means "tense"sensitive, irritable, touchy, huffy, unstable
newborn [adjective]
means "infant"tot, kid, baby, suckling
noxious [adjective]
means "harmful"baneful, dangerous, deadly, toxic, deleterious, virulent
nuance [noun]
means "colouration"tone
nudge [noun]
means "jab"touch
obliquely [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, sideways, laterally, alongside, in reserve
obsequious [adjective]
means "grovelling"toadying, spineless, cringing, mealy-mouthed
on [object]
means "movement"toward, approaching, toward, proceeding, at, moving
on vacation [adjective]
means "vacationing"on leave, resting, travelling, traveling [US], on sabbatical, touring
oneness [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, solidarity, one, togetherness
open-minded [adjective]
means "broad"big, large, liberal, tolerant
oppressor [noun]
means "autocrat"dictator, tyrant, despot, totalitarian
outdistance [verb]
means "surpass"outstrip, exceed, top, distance, outpace, overtake
outright [object]
means "entirely"totally, without reservation, utterly, completely, absolutely, wholly
outright [adjective]
means "without reservation"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire
overcook [verb]
means "burn"scorch, blacken, char, toast, ruin, sear
overwhelmed [adjective]
means "influenced"moved, touched, affected, impressed, tender, concerned
overwhelming [adjective]
means "awesome"breathtaking, monumental, staggering, towering, inspiring, stunning
painful [adjective]
means "agonizing"depressing, distressing, disturbing, excruciating, tormenting, saddening
palpate [verb]
means "touch"toy with, handle, manipulate, finger, point out, designate
parallel [adjective]
means "harmonic"tonic
pat [verb]
means "activity"caress, pet, dab, stroke, rub, touch
patronise [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
patronize [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
peevish [adjective]
means "cross"irritable, sour, short-tempered, testy, touchy, grouchy
perfectionist [adjective]
means "captious"too critical, fussy, strict, severe, scrupulous, demanding
persecute [verb]
means "oppress"torment
persecution [noun]
means "torture"abuse, mistreatment, molestation, torment, ill-treatment, killing
pickaxe [noun]
means "pick"mattock, tool
pilgrimage [noun]
means "journey"tour, travel, voyage, excursion, jaunt, junket
pinion [noun]
means "mechanical transmission"cogwheel, toothed wheel, gear, sprocket, cog, speed
pinnacle [noun]
means "peak"height, summit, top, zenith, apex, acme
pitch [verb]
means "action"throw, lob, hurl, fling, toss
pitch [noun]
means "action"throw, toss, fling, hurl, cast, heave
plod [verb]
means "drudge"labour, moil, toil
present [noun]
means "now"nowadays, today
presentable [adjective]
means "adequate"suitable, satisfactory, passable, fit, acceptable, tolerable
prison [noun]
means "place"hold, cell, dungeon, deep, keep, tower
propel [verb]
means "catapult"eject, project, discharge, shoot, hurl, toss
provoking [adjective]
means "inspiring"poignant, touching, thrilling, stirring, affecting, emotional
pull [noun]
means "activity"draw, drag, tow, haul, lug, tug
purely [object]
means "entirely"wholly, totally, completely, fully, absolutely, utterly
quaff [verb]
means "swallow"toss
quite [object]
means "amount"totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely
radically [adjective]
means "completely"thoroughly, entirely, totally, absolutely, wholly, essentially
rather [object]
means "amount"somewhat, to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty
rearward [noun]
means "backward"back, behind, aback, to the rear
reasonable [adjective]
means "moderate"tolerable
reasonably [object]
means "adequately"tolerably
reminder [noun]
means "keepsake"token
ride [noun]
means "travel"drive, tour, excursion, spin, trip, journey
ringing [noun]
means "tolling"bell, toll, chiming, chime, carillon
roast [verb]
means "cooking"cook, bake, toast, broil, microwave, warm
rock [verb]
means "movement"oscillate, sway, totter, undulate, wobble, jiggle
roundabout [adjective]
means "circuitous"devious, winding, tortuous, oblique
rugged [adjective]
means "strong"tough, hardy, healthy, sturdy, hale
satchel [noun]
means "container"sack, pouch, tote, receptacle, bag, purse
sauté [verb]
means "cook"fry, toast, brown, scorch, roast
scripture [noun]
means "the bible"bible, holy writ, old testament, the mosaic law, torah, pentateuch
send [verb]
means "action"throw, hurl, cast, propel, toss, project
sensitive [adjective]
means "tense"nervous, irritable, touchy, huffy, unstable
separately [object]
means "away in time or place"to one side
sepulchre [noun]
means "grave"catacomb, crypt, tomb, vault, mausoleum, cavern
serpentine [adjective]
means "winding"bent, hooked, bending, tortuous, curved, bowed
set down [verb]
means "land"touch down, perch, roost, alight, settle
sharing [noun]
means "exchange"union, fellowship, agreement, communion, association, togetherness
shy [verb]
means "action"throw, hurl, toss, pitch, fling, cast
sideways [object]
means "to one side"to the side, abreast, aside, laterally, alongside, in reserve
sinewy [adjective]
means "tough"resilient, firm, leathery, rugged, flexible, toughened
snuggle [verb]
means "fondle"touch, embrace, cuddle, nuzzle, stroke, caress
solidarity [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, one, oneness, togetherness
somewhat [object]
means "rather"to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty, quite
soon [object]
means "time"today, now, presently, promptly, nowadays, in a minute
soundness [noun]
means "health"wholeness, well-being, fitness, tone
sour [adjective]
means "behaviour"cross, irritable, peevish, short-tempered, testy, touchy
spitfire [noun]
means "hoyden"tomboy, girl
sprocket [noun]
means "mechanical transmission"cogwheel, toothed wheel, pinion, gear, cog, speed
stagger [verb]
means "sway"totter, reel, falter, waver, vacillate
stagnant [adjective]
means "standing still"torpid
stagnant [adjective]
means "sluggish"listless, dull, lifeless, torpid, passive, phlegmatic
stronghold [noun]
means "prison"cell, dungeon, cage, keep, tower
struggle [verb]
means "work"toil, labour
subject [noun]
means "theme"content, substance, topic, subject matter, thesis, point
suffer [verb]
means "toleration"sustain, endure, tolerate, bear, stand, stomach
sufferable [adjective]
means "endurable"bearable, sustainable, tolerable, supportable, livable, passable
sufferance [noun]
means "condescension"tolerance, patronage, deference
suffering [noun]
means "agony"anguish, torment, misery, distress, torture
suggestion [noun]
means "slight trace"hint, trace, shade, touch, pinch, bit
sum [noun]
means "amount"whole, gross, totality, entirety, total, aggregate
summit [noun]
means "position"peak, pinnacle, height, top, zenith, apex
sup [verb]
means "swallow"toss
support [verb]
means "endure"tolerate, undergo, bear, stand, put up with, stomach
supreme [adjective]
means "ideal"exquisite, perfect, total, transcendent, consummate, ripe
surpass [verb]
means "excel"exceed, top, outdo, beat
sustainable [adjective]
means "endurable"sufferable, bearable, tolerable, supportable, livable, passable
sweat [verb]
means "activity"labour, toil, travail
sycophant [noun]
means "flatterer"toady
tantalize [verb]
means "tease"provoke, torment, irritate, frustrate, fascinate, vex, torture
tariff [noun]
means "tax"assessment, levy, toll, duty
tax [noun]
means "finance"levy, assessment, charge, tariff, toll, duty
taxi-cab [noun]
means "vehicle"cab, tourist car, hack, automobile, car
tease [verb]
means "bait"badger, torment, nag, harass, heckle, anger
technique [noun]
means "ability"touch
text [noun]
means "subject"theme, content, topic, excerpt, stanza, verse
the works [noun]
means "the whole"entirety, the whole shebang [US], conglomeration, totality, aggregate, the whole ball of wax
thorough [adjective]
means "complete"total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, unqualified
thrilling [adjective]
means "inspiring"poignant, touching, moving, stirring, affecting, emotional
throw [verb]
means "action"hurl, cast, fling, toss, pitch, heave
thug [noun]
means "brawler"tough, rough, rascal
ticklish [adjective]
means "sensitive"delicate, sore, touchy, acute, painful, tender
timbre [noun]
means "pitch"tone, resonance, sound
tipple [verb]
means "imbibe"swill, drink, booze, toast, guzzle
titular [adjective]
means "in name only"so-called, figurehead, nominal, self-styled, empty, token
transcendent [adjective]
means "ideal"exquisite, perfect, total, consummate, supreme, ripe
traveller [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, caller, tourist, arrival
trip [noun]
means "event"journey, tour, travel, voyage, excursion, jaunt
troubled [adjective]
means "distraught"distressed, confused, tormented, anxious, aggrieved, harassed
trying [adjective]
means "inopportune"unpleasant, untimely, touchy, uncomfortable, embarrassing, annoying
unconditional [adjective]
means "complete"absolute, entire, total, utter, unqualified, thorough
unconscionable [adjective]
means "excessive"extravagant, immoderate, exorbitant, towering, unreasonable, unjustifiable
understanding [adjective]
means "sympathetic"patient, accepting, tolerant, thoughtful, considerate, generous
undiminished [adjective]
means "whole"total, entire, integral, comprehensive, complete, radical
undivided [adjective]
means "not separated"whole, attached, collective, collected, together, concerted
undivided [adjective]
means "complete"total
undone [adjective]
means "unfinished"tousled, unmade, dismantled, dishevelled, disassembled, messy
universality [noun]
means "completeness"entirety, totality, intactness, entire, wholeness
unmade [adjective]
means "unfinished"tousled, undone, dismantled, dishevelled, disassembled, messy
unparalleled [adjective]
means "excellent"prime, superior, top, choice, best
unqualified [adjective]
means "complete"total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, thorough
uppermost [adjective]
means "highest"greatest, upper, topmost, top
upside-down [adjective]
means "inverted"reversed, topsy-turvy, backward
utter [adjective]
means "complete"absolute, entire, total, unconditional, unqualified, thorough
vault [noun]
means "grave"catacomb, crypt, tomb, sepulchre, mausoleum, cavern
vehement [adjective]
means "passionate"torrid, ardent, fierce, extreme, impassioned, fiery
venom [noun]
means "poison"toxin, virus, bane
versus [object]
means "contra"opposite, opposing, facing, toward, fronting, against
village [noun]
means "locale"neighbourhood, district, vicinity, community, municipality, town
virus [noun]
means "substance"poison, toxin, venom
voyage [noun]
means "travel"tour, journey, trip, excursion, jaunt, junket
waggle [verb]
means "wobble"hobble, totter, limp, reel, hop, hitch
warped [adjective]
means "curved"crooked, bowed, bent, deformed, tortuous
whole [noun]
means "quantity"totality, sum, gross, total, entirety, aggregate
whole [adjective]
means "amount"entire, complete, total, all, full, intact
wholeness [noun]
means "aggregate"complement, entirety, totality, the works
winding [adjective]
means "crooked"bent, hooked, bending, tortuous, curved, bowed
without reservation [adjective]
means "outright"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire
wobble [verb]
means "move to and fro"oscillate, sway, totter, undulate, rock, jiggle
woe [noun]
means "grief"torment, worry, adversity, dolour, distress, affliction
wordless [adjective]
means "not good with words"silent, inarticulate, speechless, mute, tongue-tied, reticent
work [verb]
means "activity"labour, drudge, toil, slave, sweat, moil
work [noun]
means "activity"labour, drudgery, grind, toil, exertion, moil
worry [verb]
means "activity"plague, torment
wretchedness [noun]
means "anguish"misery, agony, heartache, suspense, torment, torture
yes-man [noun]
means "sycophant"favourite, sponge, toady, bootlicker, minion
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