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Synonym for tot [noun]
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Further results for the word "tot"
infant [noun]
means "baby"tot, kid, newborn, suckling
newborn [adjective]
means "infant"tot, kid, baby, suckling
total [adjective]
means "amount"complete, absolute, entire, final, utter, whole, finished, unqualified
totalitarian [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, arbitrary
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
aggregate [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, totality, assemblage, body, gross
all [object]
means "manner"totally, solidly, completely, entirely, utterly, wholly, totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely
arbitrary [adjective]
means "dictatorial"compulsory, autocratic, imperious, despotic, domineering, totalitarian
assemblage [noun]
means "entirety"whole, amount, totality, aggregate, body, gross
autocratic [adjective]
means "despotic"dictatorial, tyrannical, absolute, autarchic, oppressive, totalitarian
consummate [adjective]
means "complete"total, utter, absolute
doddering [adjective]
means "rickety"crazy, loose, shaky, tottering
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
fascism [noun]
means "right-wing dictatorship"dictatorship, national socialism, totalitarianism, autocracy, despotism, nazism
gross [adjective]
means "quantity"total, entire, whole, aggregate
in all respects [object]
means "completely"totally, entirely, thoroughly, utterly, wholly, in every way
integral [adjective]
means "whole"total, entire, complete, comprehensive, undiminished, radical
oneness [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, solidarity, one, togetherness
oppressor [noun]
means "autocrat"dictator, tyrant, despot, totalitarian
outright [object]
means "entirely"totally, without reservation, utterly, completely, absolutely, wholly
outright [adjective]
means "without reservation"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire
purely [object]
means "entirely"wholly, totally, completely, fully, absolutely, utterly
quite [object]
means "amount"totally, entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely
radically [adjective]
means "completely"thoroughly, entirely, totally, absolutely, wholly, essentially
satchel [noun]
means "container"sack, pouch, tote, receptacle, bag, purse
solidarity [noun]
means "unity"entirety, totality, one, oneness, togetherness
stagger [verb]
means "sway"totter, reel, falter, waver, vacillate
sum [noun]
means "amount"whole, gross, totality, entirety, total, aggregate
supreme [adjective]
means "ideal"exquisite, perfect, total, transcendent, consummate, ripe
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
transcendent [adjective]
means "ideal"exquisite, perfect, total, consummate, supreme, ripe
unconditional [adjective]
means "complete"absolute, entire, total, utter, unqualified, thorough
undiminished [adjective]
means "whole"total, entire, integral, comprehensive, complete, radical
universality [noun]
means "completeness"entirety, totality, intactness, entire, wholeness
unqualified [adjective]
means "complete"total, absolute, utter, out-and-out, unmitigated, thorough
utter [adjective]
means "complete"absolute, entire, total, unconditional, unqualified, thorough
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
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
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