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Synonym for wit [noun]
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means "mental condition"intelligence, intellect, reason, sagacity, sense, understanding, wisdom, lucidity
Further results for the word "wit"
repartee [noun]
means "satire"humour, wit, witticism, quip, esprit, facetiousness
satire [noun]
means "character trait"wit, humour, repartee, witticism, quip, esprit
sense [noun]
means "mental condition"mind, wit
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
with malice aforethought [adjective]
means "relentlessly"deliberately, cruelly, willfully, in cold blood
withdrawal [noun]
means "retirement"solitude, seclusion, privacy, retreat, departure, recession, evacuation
withdrawn [adjective]
means "retiring"bashful, aloof, solitary, absent, unsociable, reclusive, distant
without reservation [adjective]
means "outright"total, complete, absolute, out-and-out, straightforward, entire, unconditional
witness [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, onlooker, eyewitness, beholder
apostasy [noun]
means "desertion"defection, withdrawal, abandonment, falseness, tergiversation
at once [adjective]
means "immediately"instantly, now, right away, directly, without delay
beholder [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, onlooker, eyewitness, witness
blight [noun]
means "disease"mildew, decay, withering, curse
brainless [adjective]
means "mindless"insensate, witless, simple, silly, fatuous
certainly [object]
means "of course"positively, absolutely, without fail, surely, unquestionably, yes indeed
charm [noun]
means "magic"sorcery, incantation, hex, spell, witchcraft
come through [verb]
means "live through"endure, withstand, survive
conjurer [noun]
means "sorcerer"seer, magician, wizard, witch
decay [verb]
means "decompose"wither
defection [noun]
means "desertion"apostasy, withdrawal, abandonment, falseness, tergiversation
defy [verb]
means "oppose"face, resist, withstand
disclaim [verb]
means "disown"deny, disallow, refuse, keep back, repudiate, withhold
disown [verb]
means "deny"disclaim, disallow, refuse, keep back, repudiate, withhold
dusty [adjective]
means "characteristic"moth-eaten, musty, fusty, crumbling, antediluvian, withered
endure [verb]
means "support"survive, bear, brave, experience, face, withstand
evacuation [noun]
means "vacating"withdrawal, abandonment, departure, retreat
excepting [object]
means "except"aside from, but, save, let alone, excluding, without
excluding [object]
means "except"aside from, excepting, save, let alone, but, without
expecting [adjective]
means "pregnant"gravid, big, with child, enceinte
extract [verb]
means "distil"press out, derive, withdraw
extravagantly [object]
means "wastefully"lavishly, expensively, beyond one's means, without restraint, immoderately, rashly
facetious [adjective]
means "clever"witty, smart, epigrammatic
favorably [object]
means "agreeably"approvingly, helpfully, willingly, kindly, with favour, with favor [US], with encouragement, generously, amiably, receptively, graciously, courteously
generic [adjective]
means "general"non-specific, non-exclusive, universal, non-trademark, standard, without brand name
gravid [adjective]
means "pregnant"big, expecting, with child, enceinte
harbour [verb]
means "hide"conceal, suppress, withhold, secrete
hex [noun]
means "magic"sorcery, incantation, charm, spell, witchcraft
in cold blood [adjective]
means "relentlessly"deliberately, cruelly, willfully, with malice aforethought
injudicious [adjective]
means "foolish"silly, senseless, witless, imprudent, unwise, impolitic
insensate [adjective]
means "mindless"brainless, witless, simple, silly, fatuous
inside [object]
means "place"within, inside of
instantaneously [object]
means "instantly"immediately, abruptly, at once, directly, without delay, promptly
jest [noun]
means "joke"gag, quip, witticism, pleasantry
jocular [adjective]
means "amusing"witty
knowingly [object]
means "intentionally"deliberately, wilfully, on purpose, mindfully, with malice aforethought
leaving [noun]
means "departure"leave-taking, exit, withdrawal
let alone [object]
means "except"aside from, excepting, save, but, excluding, without
mildew [noun]
means "disease"blight, decay, withering, curse
mot [noun]
means "saying"adage, maxim, remark, proverb, bon mot, witty saying, comment, return, witticism, jest, crack
moulder [verb]
means "decompose"wither
mummify [verb]
means "embalm"preserve, wither, shrivel, mortify
musty [adjective]
means "moth-eaten"dusty, fusty, crumbling, antediluvian, withered, dry
odorless [adjective]
means "scentless"flat, smell-less, unscented, without odour, without odor [US]
of [object]
means "part of speech"concerning, connected with, respecting, with regard to, about
omitting [adjective]
means "overlooking"discarding, repudiating, disregarding, leaving out, withholding, passing over
onlooker [noun]
means "spectator"bystander, witness, eyewitness, beholder
outright [object]
means "entirely"totally, without reservation, utterly, completely, absolutely, wholly
pleasant [adjective]
means "amusing"witty
privacy [noun]
means "retirement"solitude, seclusion, retreat, withdrawal, departure, recession
quit [verb]
means "leave"depart from, vacate, go, withdraw from
recall [noun]
means "retraction"revocation, repeal, nullification, withdrawal
recant [verb]
means "retract"revoke, recall, repeal, rescind, withdraw, countermand
relentlessly [object]
means "in cold blood"deliberately, cruelly, willfully, with malice aforethought
repudiate [verb]
means "disown"disclaim, disallow, refuse, keep back, deny, withhold
repulse [verb]
means "resist"oppose, repel, rebuff, withstand, ward off, confront
resist [verb]
means "action"repel, oppose, repulse, rebuff, withstand, ward off
retreat [noun]
means "retirement"solitude, seclusion, privacy, withdrawal, departure, recession
revocation [noun]
means "retraction"recall, repeal, nullification, withdrawal
right away [object]
means "immediately"instantly, now, at once, directly, without delay
searing [adjective]
means "drying"parching, withering, burning
seclusion [noun]
means "retirement"retreat, withdrawal, solitude, privacy, sequestration, aloofness
shaman [noun]
means "medicine man"wizard, witch doctor
shrink [verb]
means "shrivel"wither
sorcerer [noun]
means "magician"warlock, wizard, sorceress, witch
sorceress [noun]
means "seer"prophet, magician, sorcerer, witch, diviner
sorcery [noun]
means "magic"charm, incantation, hex, spell, witchcraft
suspend [verb]
means "postpone"delay, intermit, hold up, withhold, defer, hold off
take away [verb]
means "separate"distil, withdrawn, draw away, fractionate, remove, abstract
unwise [adjective]
means "foolish"silly, senseless, witless, imprudent, injudicious, impolitic
view [verb]
means "activity"observe, behold, see, look at, survey, witness
vouch [verb]
means "certify"attest, swear, state, assure, witness, reassure
warlock [noun]
means "sorcerer"magician, enchanter, wizard, witch doctor, shaman
watcher [noun]
means "spectator"beholder, onlooker, witness, bystander, eyewitness, observer
wilfully [object]
means "relentlessly"deliberately, cruelly, in cold blood, with malice aforethought
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