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English Synonyms

This assemblage of English synonyms would not be complete, without listing some frequently employed synonyms for the term "ACTION", and related expressions. These English synonyms and antonyms which are used in writing have been arranged by categories. It contains the most important 100 synonyms for different words; however, the intention is not to replace a thesaurus. The selection of the words (e.g think, use, start, stop, end, begin, decide, plan, do, make ) is centered actions - beginning and stopping.

Performing an action: english synonyms for start, stop, postpone, ...


activate begin bring forward commence start embark on enter upon get underway inaugurate initiate introduce kick off launch open originate set about set into motion start operation to boldly go abandon abolish abrogate annul stop avert bar block break up cancel cease close conclude countermand cut off dam desist discontinue disrupt eliminate end expire finalize finish foreclose forestall give up halt hamper hinder impede interfere interrupt obstruct obviate pause preclude prevent quit quash settle shut down suspend terminate dally defer delay postpone adjourn hold off hold over hold up on lay over linger mull play for time prorogue put off put on hold put on ice put over remit respite shelve stall stay stonewall suspend take one's time tarry temporize alternate be irresolute be uncertain blow hot and cold hesitate dither falter hang back seesaw shift shilly-shally switch vacillate waffle wag waggle waver whiffle yo-yo beginn over carry on continue forge ahead resume go on keep moving pick up proceed progress recapitulate recommence reestablish reinstate renew reopen restore return to take up replace result follow effect ensue succeed supplant supersede supervene

bring forth bring on bring to pass result breed cause educe effect effectuate elicit engender evoke excite get things rolling give rise impel induce initiate kindle lead to make mediate occasion open operate originate precipitate procure produce prompt provoke set in motion spark spur wreak

Do / Make: English synonyms for decide, plan, use, sort, action ...
adopt agree call shots choose decide commit oneself conclude decree determine elect form an opinion go for judge opt for pick rule resolve select settle on take a stand alphabetize arrange catalogue categorize sort classify codify collate configure file grade group harmonize index integrate interfile order organize position rank register reorder reorganize size space systematize tidy type unify brand call christen define label denominate designate determine diagnose dub flag identify imprint price mark name note sign stamp tab tag tally term ticket title aim arrange aspire assign plan book concoct conspire contemplate contrive coordinate design devise draft draw up envisage establish fabricate fix foresee frame get ready intend intrigue map out orchestrate organize outline plot prearrange prepare program register schedule scheme set up slate straighten take measures take precautions target think out calculate conjecture fancy guess think hypothesize imagine infer intuit presume presuppose reason reckon speculate surmise suspect theorize accomplishment achievement act action approach attempt behavior best practice composition conduct consummation coup discharge doing effectuation effort activity bringing about deed enactment

endeavor enterprise execution exercise exploit feat fruition fulfillment implementation maneuver masterstroke modus operandi operation performance perpetration play presentation practice procedure proceeding project realization running struggle stunt transaction trial undertaking venture work adeptness aptitude capability capacity ability cleverness command competence craft effectiveness efficacy endowment expertise expertness facility faculty flair genius gift knack know-how makings mastery material means might mind potency potential productiveness professionalism proficiency quality savvy skill specialization stuff talent wherewithal accomplish achieve attain bring about do carry out discharge enact execute effect fulfill implement perform present realize cast cause make assemble build compose conceive configure constitute construct craft create design develop establish execute fabricate figure forge form found generate invent knead manufacture model mold organize originate prepare produce profile render shape synthesize work access actuate apply avail oneself use bestow bring to bear consume effect employ establish exercise expend exploit handle implement make use of operate put into practice put to use spend utilize wield

English synonyms - Popular words to use instead


A collection of english language rescources: for teachers, writers and students of English alike: a list of some commonly used words and their useful synonyms (see also a English Transition Words) to increase your english vocabulary: Definition: a synonym is a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or a phrase. Antonyms are words which have the opposite (or nearly opposite) meaning. For example: slow and fast. A thesaurus is a resource similar to a dictionary that helps writers to search synonyms - as a

device to compose a verbose and scintillating text. This list provides some examples of commonly employed synonyms. Utilizing synonyms is an elegant and frequently applied method to to make a text more pleasant to read. If the same word is used very often in several sentences, it might very well be the case, that this same word should describe something different in each of the sentences. Since synonyms are usually nuanced variations with slightly different meanings, their use will emphasize special characteristics, and thus the text will be more precise. Students are more likely to use a word in writing and speaking if they have some context when they learn it. Thus, an important aspect of vocabulary buildup is teaching words in related groups. A Students vocabulary is augmented and the writing is enriched when students are encouraged to utilize a variety of synonyms so that readers can "see, taste, and feel" what they write.

Communication: synonyms for ask, answer, said, say, tell, ...


ask
demand grill beg debrief beseech entreat catechize examine delve explore

inquire insist

interrogate investigate pray question propose to quiz

petition plead pled probe pry query suggest to

request spy

answer
reply

quip respond

react rebut rejoin retort riposte sass

talk back write back

say

allege

articulate assert

avow

chorus contend enounce

enunciate maintain sound

mouth profess pronounce speak utter verbalize vocalize voice

The following words all describe manners of speaking or tones of voice (often reflecting the emotional state of the speaker) and should be used when necessary and appropriate. said babble bark bawl beam bellow cajol crow gasp grunt laugh bleat cheer cry giggle hiss lisp blurt choke drawl groan holler boast brag

chuckle cough fret growl howl fulminate grumble jeer

marvel mimick moan nod roar shriek snap

mumble murmur mutter muse pant scold sigh snarl snort pipe quaver rant

scream screech shout sing sneer sob smile smirk

sneeze snicker sniff sputter squawk squeak thunder trumpet vociferate whimper whine whisper

stammer storm wail worry weep yell

It is not recommended to just use said. Try to balance your dialogue words between said and its synonyms. Said is a mighty verb (to be exact: Past tense and past participle of say)! There are times when it makes sense to use it. Other times, it's a proper idea to select a synonym instead of said. A distinguished writer employs alternatives, often harmonizing the use of similar words. Have a look at some of your favorite novels, short stories, newspaper and magazine articles to help you to dwell further into this subject.

announce
allude blazon champion

address

advert

advertise

advocate betoken

animadvert beat the drum for bespeak boost claim bring up comment

broadcast celebrate confide declare

exclaim mention point to

express name praise

extol note proclaim puff report talk up

hype observe promote push restate

indicate play up promulgate publish reveal

propagandize publicize refer sell trumpet remark state vow accuse

touch upon tout

denounce
brand

arraign

asperse

blame

calumniate censure challenge charge with criticize defame denunciate

condemn correct deplore indict slander fault libel tax

implicate incriminate inculpate malign pillory shame

traduce vilify characterize cite

tell

adduce behest

chronicle coax dictate

command communicate convince enumerate impart

delineate divulge

mandate narrate quote relate report review

recapitulate recite spin stipulate

repeat

echo iterate rehash reiterate

restate retell

talkative

articulate babbling

boisterous gabby

chatty garrulous long-winded

deafening earsplitting eloquent glib gossipy

high-pitched intense noisy

loquacious loud

obstreperous pandemoniac

pealing

prolix

pronounced rambunctious raucous roisterous thundering vocal sonorous uproarious vocalized

resonant resounding roaring stentorian strident vehement verbal voluble wordy talky verbose

quiet
hushed

buttoned up clammed up inarticulate inaudible

close-mouthed

dumb

incommunicative ineffable muffled reserved silent taciturn mum restrained silentious tight-lipped whist

inexpressible inexpressive low-pitched mute reticent soundless noiseless secretive quiescent shushed

speechless still

tongue-tied tranquil

uncommunicative unspeakable

assume

conjecture fancy imply

guess

hint at

hypothesize imagine ponder presume surmise wonder posit

indicate infer

postulate predict premise suppose speculate theorize think

presuppose reckon suspect test

discuss
check

analyze chime in

annotate chin

chat chitchat

chatter comment on consult

communicate conclude converse evaluate parley continue inquire of

confabulate confer debate meet

deliberate discourse negotiate palaver ramble on reason

pass judgment on powwow

review thrash out

schmooze thrash out

speak turn to

talk wrangle acknowledge allow confess praise

talk over

approve
add avow

accede admit assure

accept accord affirm agree

concede concur grant permit

confirm consent

promise recommend sanction welcome yield

deny

ban

contradict contravene decline gainsay impugn proscribe repudiate

dispute enjoin forbid

interdict negate negative prohibit rebuff spurn refuse refute traverse accuse balk at reject

argue

be at odds with bicker correct differ fight hurl back protest shudder at wrangle counterfeit dupe forge

caterwaul chide counter dare

complain conflict debate deviate

disagree disapprove dispute dissent fling back frown on gossip interject nag quarrel quibble object hassle oppose

retaliate revolt at urge vilify

squabble tease

lie

bamboozle

beguile betray disguise distort feign fib

deceive delude fabricate falsify

forswear make believe mislead misrepresent perjure pretend prevaricate rig sham simulate

call

baptize

brand

christen denominate entitle label stamp tag

denote designate dub name nickname peg term title trademark

Communication: synonyms for describe, explain, idea, ...


describe characterize couch express lay out narrate recount relate word explain account for brief define clarify construe phrase recite formulate record

report represent term

demonstrate elaborate elucidate explicate illuminate illustrate interpret spell out emerge manifest

expound get across justify show exhibit

make clear portray

disclose display divulge expose flaunt indicate

materialize note prove inform

parade point to / out present unveil

reveal stage unfold acquaint advise apprise assure

caution clue in counsel edify forewarn fill in lecture tip off notify warn guide post wise up

familiarize

impose instruct ordain reassure

idea

aim

ambition blueprint

apperception arrangement clue composition

aspiration belief

concept diagram goal inkling intuition motif

contrivance course of action design expedient figure format intent

device glimmer image

grand design hunch insight maneuver notion intention master plan objective plan project strategy thought

interpretation intimation mental picture method opinion plot purpose suspicion pattern premonition resolution system

perception picture procedure proposal road-map scheme tactics way target

understanding view

agreement accord concord likeness

affinity

alikeness analogy

congruity correspondence harmony homogeneity parallelism resemblance conflict difference dissension division similarity uniformity contention contradiction

difference at odds contrast deviation

disagreement discord dissidence feud dissimilarity friction

discrepancy disparity distinction divergence gap

hornet's nest incompatibility inconsistency strife variation

unlikeness variance

Movement / Place : synonyms for fast, slow, go, run, walk ...
go
climb coast depart crawl creep cross cruise disappear drive

exit

fade

fly impel limp

glide journey mosey

head for jump paddle ride skedaddle trip

hobble hump leap plod sail skim trot leave prance

proceed recede ship

scramble scoot slouch waft

transport travel

run

accelerate bustle dash flicker flit hasten hover rush

elope flitter hurry

escape flee flutter gallop race soar run speed

scamper scurry

sprint urge dawdle gad hike gait jaunt

walk
gallivant jog

amble

go forward head for lope march promenade rove

meander pace prance ramble

perambulate pad range stray swank traipse roam stride swagger trek

saunter shimmy strud tour

strike for home stroll tiptoe trudge toddle

waddle wander

stumble
lurch

blunder bumble flounder lumber pitch shamble shuffle

fast

accelerated

alacritous breakneck brisk fleet hasty hurried

celeritous expeditious

hustling

lightning-quick nimble swift

quick

rapid

responsive speedy

slow
deliberate

adagio dilatory

andante behind gradual slack laggard

creeping late

leaden-footed leisurely sluggardly tardy sluggish

slow-footed slow-going steady

snail-like static

tortoise-like unhurried

Synonyms: get, take, put, move ...


get
accumulate acquire collect derive gather obtain procure fetch gain secure keep detain guard hold look after

maintain pocket preserve reserve retain save take catch support sustain withhold assume bereave buy capture

choose confiscate consume engage grasp prefer hold lift

gather grab occupy pick

purchase recall seize select

remove retract rob steal put effect win assign

attach attribute do place

establish launch locate set

position send situate

setaside site

move

actuate

advance budge

change

dislocate dislodge drag exchange fling progress propel remove roam shuffle split slide stagger

drift

evacuate proceed

initiate migrate push roll slip stir

put in motion relocate shift slither switch shove slump tear wobble

transfer transpose traverse whisk

Nouns: PLACE: A particular region or geographic sector / RANGE: A defined area for action, influence, or control place abode area district domain dwelling environment field home plot locality precinct habitat haunt neighborhood

location lot

province quarter realm room spot tract set state vault section station zone

region residence site space

terrain territory range ambit

breadth circle

compass

control extension extent horizon influence orbit purview radius reach realm sphere spread stretch

scope span

come

advance appear approach arrive make it

break through check in emerge land near pop in reach show up

Size, Magnitude: synonyms for big, great, large, few, small, ...
big
colossal gigantic large stupendous ample commodious grand mammoth substantial astronomical broad enormous great capacious expansive gargantuan huge immense spacious

mountainous sizable tremendous vast

little

atomic cramped diminutive dinky

exiguous itsy-bitsy limited microscopic miniature minuscule minute petite small tiny wee puny undersized slight

famous
famed

celebrated fine

considerable distinguished excellent grand notable great noted illustrious paramount

marvelous mighty powerful

predominant preeminent preponderant qualified suited superior supreme

remarkable renowned noteworthy sublime

popular
common

accepted by adhered to appreciated approved conforming to conventional current liked widespread considerably damned exceedingly darned exceptionally fabulously prevalent customary standard

established favorite well known widely liked

greatly

awful

dreadfully enormously especially excessively extra

extraordinarily extremely

frightfully

hellishly

highly jolly rather too

immensely mighty really

incredibly outrageously remarkably

inordinately intensely particularly quite specially terribly

tremendously very much

a lot of abundant adequate ample bountiful copious countless exuberant fruitful infinite lavish lush most many much prodigal multiple

numerous opulent

profuse prolific almost around

rampant riotous umpteen all but enough approximately just about

a good deal about as good as diverse

more or less nearly several well-nigh few some

practically quite a few roughly sufficient various virtually

dearth of exiguous hardly any infinitesimal least limited nominal scant sparse

insubstantial insufficient lack of little paltry scarce trifling minimal

minimum meager rare slight

paucity of poor short of trivial skimpy wanting

Nouns: EXCESS: exceeding what is sufficient / PLENTY: a large amount or quantity or state/ LACK: being less than is desired mass abundance amount array assemblage batch bulk block bunch cluster

collection couple heap host

crop hunk

crowd

deal

lion's share lot portion

magnitude number quantity excess flood

parcel pile

cornucopia glut

deluge

drove

fat majority

greater part lion's share nimiety plurality

more than half mountain overkill superfluity trillions plethora

overabundance overflow preponderance profusion surplus swarm

superfluousness surfeit wealth dozens legion

plenty army bushel crowd group heaps hill loads lots host

mine multitude myriad

oodles pack reams scores

lack

absence

dearth

defect exiguity

deficiency inadequacy

deprivation destitution drought indigence

insufficiency insufficient supply impecuniousness impoverishment meagerness poverty shortage need privation skimpiness paucity rareness sparseness

less than half minority pauperism scantness want penury scarcity

limit

ambit

border

border line

bottom line

boundary boundary line bounds brink ceiling

breaking point brim

circumscription confinement constraint edge end point

curbing cutoff point deadline

extent fence

extreme finality

extremity limitation pale restriction utmost

far out margin perimeter rim verge

farthest point maximum periphery tops

the max the most pole regulation

ultimate upper limit

far behind

afar

aloof

apart

back faraway removed

detached dislocated distant remote

out of reach out of sight recede retreat near beside local

separated transfered withdrawn abutting bordering next to adjacent close by nearby adjoining alongside

conterminous contiguous neighbor nigh in the vicinity

peripheral in the proximity surrounding touching

high

above above and beyond aerial

aloft

altitudinal beyond elevated onto upmost over upon superior to upward of base

eminent lofty tall top

low
bottom inferior to

abyssal

below down

beneath ground-level

cavernous deep nether squatty underneath

subordinate to subsided

to the ground under

Nouns: MASS: a quantity of items amassed / SIZE: the amount of space occupied by an object size area bulk capacity diameter dimensions expanse heft measure width height extent girth heaviness

lenght magnitude mass weight

proportions spread volume

Words / Synonyms for 100 different emotions / feelings / moods / sensations


This collection of the most used synonyms would not be complete, without listing some frequently employed words for emotions. These english synonyms for words used in writing has been arranged by categories. It contains a few 100 synonyms for different words; however, the intention is not to replace a thesaurus. For the selection of the words (e.g amazing, awesome, wonderful bad, beautiful, crazy, excited, fun, good, happy, love, sad) is centered mainly around feelings and emotions. While browsing through this list of common synonyms for feelings at one full swoop you will pick up many useful words with the same or a related meaning. The lists contain words with a positive meaning / context / connotation, as well as synonyms with a more negative meaning / context / connotation.

Positive feelings: synonyms for happy, funny, glad, sad, evil ...
blissful calm capricious happy bland cheerful confident content convinced dazed delighted delightful ecstatic elated enchanted epicurean excessive fain fanciful formidable funny glorious gratified hilarious glad hopeful humorous joyful jubilant love struck lunatic overwhelmed pleased sanguine satisfied satisfied sensuous solemn splendid sprightly spruce sybaritic thrilled voluptuous wry zestful naughty playful prankish mischievous impish roguish whimsical careful attentive fastidious heedful mindful observant persnickety vigilant wary

absurd asinine certifiable comical foolish cracked crazy dizzy droll dotty farcical fatuous gaga giddy insane jocose lightheaded ludicrous mad mentally deranged nonsensical not all there nuts out of one's mind preposterous ridiculous risible screwy silly troubled vertiginous wild woozy

Negative feelings: synonyms for angry, sad, terrible, ...


anxious apprehensive ashamed cowardly afraid frightened guilty horrified paralyzed petrified scared shocked shy skittish startled terrified terrorized timid troubled worried belligerent combative hawkish aggressive bellicose merciless presumptuous pugnacious ruthless self-assertive angry enraged exasperated furious incensed indignant livid mad outraged wrathful annoyed asinine bored disgusted dullish / dull obtuse peeved riled vexed abusive baneful contaminated contemptible evil corrupt cruel demonic depraved despicable devilish diabolic ferocious fiendish fierce heartless hellish infernal inimical malicious nasty nefarious nether perfidious putrefied savage scrupulous sinister sneaky spiteful spoiled tainted treacherous venal vile villainous wicked frustrated balked disappointed discontented foiled thwarted apprehensive cautious nervous alarmed anxious concerned confused conspicuous disturbed doubtful insecure irritable panicked perturbed suspicious pathetic affecting agitating lamentable piteous pitiful poignant stirring touching boisterous cantankerous clamorous quarrelsome blatant conspicuously contentious cross deafening disagreeable fretful hysterical jealous litigious mean mean-spirited militant nasty noisy offensively ornery peevish pugnacious rambunctious recalcitrant renitent roisterous strident testy touchy truculent unpleasant vociferous bleak dejected depressed desolate sad dingy discouraged dismal doleful dreary forlornly gloomy glum grievous grim

heart broken lonely lugubrious melancholic miserable mopish morose mournful poor seamy somber sordid sorrowful sulky sullen temperamental unfortunate unhappy wistful wretched stubborn adamant hardheaded inflexible obdurate obstinate relentless unyielding terrible abhorrent abominable appalling awful bizarre calamitous dire disastrous dreadful fearful formidable freakish frightful ghastly grotesque gruesome heinous horrible horrid lurid odious painful terrifying tragic unctuous

Synonyms for amazing, beautiful, good, bad, wonderful ...


astonishing astounding awesome breathtaking amazing extraordinary fabulous fantastic improbable incredible marvelous overwhelming phenomenal remarkable spectacular splendid staggering startling wonderful unbelievable unforeseen unthinkable unimaginable unanticipated unexpected unpredicted appealing attractive awesome beautiful aesthetic blooming bonny comely cute dazzling dishy drawing attention elegant exquisite fine glorious good-looking gorgeous graceful handsome lovely magnificent marvelous nice picturesque pleasing pretty pulchritudinous ravishing scenic shapely sparkling splendid statuesque stunning agreeable attractive beneficial benevolent good best bode well bode ill bountiful correct desirable distinguished enjoyable excellent expedient favorable fine first-rate genuine great helpful high-quality honorable marvelous most useful pleasant proper qualified reliable respectable righteous salubrious salutary satisfactory skilled sound substantial suitable superb superior top-notch upright valid worthy abominable appalling atrocious baneful awful blatant crude deleterious despicable destructive detestable detrimental disastrous disgusting disturbing dreadful egregious excessive flagrant frightening glaring gross grotesque gruesome hideous horrible horrifying hostile injurious jolty monstrous nauseous noxious obnoxious odious

offensive outlandish outrageous preposterous put off repellent repulsive rude terrible ugly unreasonable unwarranted upsetting amiss atrocious coarse contaminated bad contemptible corrupt crappy cruddy crummy defective deficient deplorable depraved disagreeable dismal dissatisfactory evil execrable faulty foul ghastly grungy harmful heinous icky improper infamous inferior injurious junky lousy nasty nefarious off poor quality putrid rotten scandalous sinful sinister snide spoiled substandard tainted the pits uncouth wicked beauty brilliant wonderful audacious awesome charming enchanting extraordinary exuberant fabulous fanciful fantastic fascinating imaginative impressive incredible ingenious irresistible keen lavish lovely lush luxuriant outstanding prodigal profuse riotous smart splendid terrific very good

Synonyms for Wonderful


Searching for a word or expression similar to "I like it very much" or "It was a wonderful ...". These popular adjectives mean having or showing mental or physical abilities (some of which can be acquired or developed through experience).

Beyond our wildest dreams Unusual and far-ranging Inspired admiration and respect Picturesque description Intellectual acuteness Marvellously gifted

Remarkably excellent

Absolutely gorgeous Thought-provoking Absolutely stunning Strikingly attractive A very nice ... Finest quality I really like it Amusingly clever A precious gem

List of Synonyms: New / Old


new
contemporary current ingenious latter-day newest present trendy fashionable fresh innovative inventive modern modern-day imaginative inexperienced late-model latest naive now timely untried naif original topical up-to-date

newfangled novel present-day recent uninitiated untested

up-to-the-minute young ancient banal extinct moldy antediluvian bygone faded musty

old

advanced in years aged archaic elderly medieval old hat

antiquated antique dated former elder mature

obsolescent obsolete old-time outdated

old-fashioned oldish past senescent

out-of-date passe primitive trite ragged

prehistoric previous senior stale

unfashionable used

venerable veteran

vintage

washed-up

List of Synonyms: Easy / Difficult


easy
clear effortless light manageable plain smooth basic breeze child's play cinch direct easy as pie comprehensible crystal clear elementary limpid mild pushover snap facile little effort modest

incomplex intelligible lucid manageable

perspicuous piece of cake simple as ABC

self-explanatory simple

straightforward transparent unambiguous walkover ambiguous arduous brutal burdensome

uncomplicated understandable walkaway

difficult
augean challenging daunting exacting hard insoluble knotty moiling

abstract

abstruse

backbreaking bruising complex complicated

convoluted cruel effortful elusive

demanding distressing exhausting harsh intensive labored murderous formidable heavy intimidating laborious onerous

frustrating grievous Herculean inhuman intricate merciless opaque involved mistakable oppressive

overwhelming painful recondite serious strenuous sweaty ticklish rigid severe stressful tall tight

pick-and-shovel problematic punishing rigorous Sisyphean strict taxing toilsome rough spiny stringent testing tough rugged stiff stubborn thorny tricky

troublesome trying

uphill

wearisome

List of Synonyms: True / False :: Right / Wrong


true exact genuine legal reliable staunch accurate factual good loyal actual apt fair faithful correct founded lawful real

honest just precise proper

responsible right steadfast

righteous sincere trustworthy

steady trusty valid warranted

undoubted upright wrong baseless afield blemished

amiss

astray

awry

contrary to... counterfeit deceptive erroneous faithless faulty irregular feign misleading spurious

defective deviating from... disloyal fake fallacious false idle

fraudulent groundless mistaken perfidious traitorous treacherous

questionable recreant

List of Synonyms: Strong / Weak


strong hard determined firm intense ironlike robust stout forceful fortified noticeable potent solid sturdy stalwart substantial

powerful resolute steady stiff

tenacious tough weak anemic

unyielding vehement vigorous assailable brittle drained crumbly droopy

debilitated decrepit delicate

effete fatigue frail

enervated exhausted fagged-out faint feeble flaccid flimsy languid fragile languishing puny supine wavering worn out

imperiled infirm

languorous loose retiring thin weary rickety tired wispy

makeshift mild shaky torpid wobbly sluggish vincible wonky

Differentiation: synonyms for important and interesting


important considerable critical necessary needful required significant primary essential indispensable principal requisite

substantial valuable vital arresting

interesting absorbing animated appealing attractive bright curious exciting inviting piquant tantalizing

captivating challenging consuming

enchanting engaging entertaining enthralling fascinating inspiring involving keen intelligent lively intriguing moving

provocative sharp

spellbinding spirited

Differentiation: synonyms for certain, complete, bit, part, ...


certain
definite assured clear confident of course determined distinct positive inescapable inevitable proved right on

by all means obvious safebet sure

unavoidable undoubted without fail

really
certainly for real in fact of course

actually de facto genuinely legitimately positively

by all means beyond doubt definitely honestly literally precisely easily indeed

categorically factually indubitably

no ifs ands or buts nothing else but surely very debatable truly well doubtful

undoubtedly unquestionably verily

questionable
dubious indefinite open undecided

ambivalent arguable

farfetched improbable inconclusive indecisive irresolute moot noncommittal on the fence unconvinced

problematic suspicious uncertain unproven unresolved unsure

complete
closed

accomplished all-embracing all-inclusive broad comprehensive concluded fulfilled far-ranging uncut done full ended overall

extensive finished perfect total wide-ranging unabridged

terminated thorough whole correct meticulous rigorous thorough widespread

exact

accurate appropriate approved literal right strict

definite faithful just particular precise proper specific true spot-on standard truthful

suitable

acceptable adequate appropriate authentic

becoming bona fide coherent compatible consistent consistent constant decent decorous desirable

favorable reliable

fitting

founded genuine steady

in agreement uniform

satisfactory seemly

bit

atom

chip dash

chunk dollop iota

crumb dram jot

cutting dab drop minim ounce

fragment grain mite

modicum molecule mote scrap slice section sliver sprinkling

particle pinch shred

segment shard smidgen snip tittle trifle

snippet speck whit abstract

part

allocation allotment allowance component cut excerpt measure extract parcel portion division fraction particle quantity scene slice

apportionment chapter element installment passage quantum section wedge episode lot

percentage piece quota sector

quotation ration segment share

whole

aggregate all

alpha and omega assemblage ensemble entirety oneness unity

collectivity composite corpus entity

everything grand total gross system total

organization sum

List of Synonyms: Look

look

behold

contemplate descry discern examine gaze monitor peek recognize seek explore eye glance glare note peep scan sight track notice peer scrutinize stare view

discover espy gape glimpse gawk inspect

observe ogle perceive peruse search for see study watch

supervise survey witness

List of Synonyms: Event, Situation, Reality, ...


event
episode accompaniment concomitant experience circumstance happening incidence incident juncture scene

manifestation occasion

occurrence thing shape

situation
setting

condition place position

standing state state of affairs status actuality being case certainty

reality

condition existence factor objectivity presence tangibility

instance materiality

biography
life

background career grounding history

prospect
hope

certainty chance contingency eventuality likelihood odds possibility probability

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