Word - meaning/synonyms
Word with synonymes in alphabetic order- Synonyms
entwine - bind together
intervene - get involved in, interrupt, mix in
intercept - stop something, run into
intriguing – drawn into of curiosity
tranquillity – calm, balance, harmony
serenity – clearness, silence
rejuvenate – regain youth, make lively
utterly – most complete, thoroughly
enlightening – lightened up, wise, gained knowledge
heightened - raised up, sharpened
assure – make sure
presume – assume, dare, take the freedom to
assume – presume, take over, take into consideration
obscure – doubtful, dark, unclear, hard
apt – appropriate, talented, good
magnitude – scale, size, level of important
macro – large or large-scale
microcosm – miniature scale of set or event
enrich – make valuable, give, raise up
profundity – depth, deepness
whorl – spinning wheel, whirl
compose – put together, calm down, gather
fervent – flaming, passionate, eager,
obliterate - remove, annihilate, delete
annihilated – destroy, completely remove, blow to smithereens
agonize/agony – pain, anxiety
trepidation – fear, anxiety, shivering
ravage – devastate, cause chaos, destroy
reckless – eager, inconsiderate, ruthless
ruthless – cold hearted, hard
remorseless – heartless, without regret
havoc - bloodbath, defeat, destroyed, (as verb:) massacre, destroy
savage – wild man, uncivilized
bellicose - aggressive
unconscionable – unscrupulous, dishonest, inconsiderate
egregious – shocking in a bad way
dilettante – a dabbler, seemingly eager
egomaniacal – self-centred, thinks of self
abide – bind with, tolerate, submit
dishevel – Throw into disorder
compassionate – sympathetic
considerate – shows care for others
generous – Kind, friendly, giving
good-natured – Kind, good, warm heart
gracious – polite, friendly, pleasant
helpful – someone/something helping
humane – opposite of savage
amicable – friendly peaceful
shrewd – good, smart, clever
mitigate – dampen, make milder, relieve
decadence – decline, decaying, falling
morgue – place to keep dead or cremated
pedagogue – a teacher
demagogue – someone appealing to emotions, can be propaganda
promulgate – announce clearly
communiqué – official or formal announcement
recreant – cowardly or faithless
manqué – someone failing to achieve
cavalier – horse-rider
harbinger – foreshadowing, pre-warning
Synonyms for:
Smile – grimace, express (friendliness etc), look (happy, pleased, delighted), grin ‘wide smile’, smirk ‘happy big smile’, simper ‘weird smile’, sneer ‘evil cold smile’, mug ‘ugly face’, frown ‘look dark’, wry smile
Laugh – chuckle ‘laugh inside’, titter-giggle-snicker, snicker ‘cold laugh’, crack up-burst-shriek-howl
Woman – Old: female, frump, hag, Young: gal, lass,
Man – Old: male, champ, guy, geezer, Young: lad, stag
Good – amazing,astonishing, astounding, beautiful, excellent, exceptional, extraordinary, exquisite, marvellous, outstanding, incredible, terrific, superb,
Bad – horrible, gruesome, poor,
Beautiful - beauteous, bonny/bonnie, comely, dishy, exquisite, fine-looking,
EDIT: Added more from suggestions and moved around a few words to have a sort of "categorization", more or less.
EDIT: Added legend at the top.
Last Updated: 5th August, 11:00 GMT+1
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