synonyms Flashcards
to tell about something before it happens (synonyms)
predict forecast
to see the meaning of something (synonyms)
understand comprehend /ˌkɒm·prɪˈhend/
to find out the value of something or someone (synonyms)
assess evaluate
to keep in existence, or in good condition (synonyms)
maintain preserve
to change completely (synonyms)
transform convert
to oppose or resist successfully (synonyms)
resist withstand
to complain in a bad-tempered way (synonyms)
grumble grouse
to give permission or agree to something (synonyms)
agree consent
to keep within limits (synonyms)
restrict confine
to bring or come together (synonyms)
collect gather
to put back into good condition (synonyms)
mend repair
to legally have something (synonyms)
own possess
to stay in a particular place or position and not leave it (synonyms)
stay remain
to make something known (synonyms)
disclose reveal
to believe that something must be true (synonyms)
suppose assume
to have an effect on someone or something (synonyms)
influence assume
to make it possible or easier for something to happen (synonyms)
assist facilitate
to be the start of something new (synonyms)
launch introduce
to get something by buying or being given it (synonyms)
obtain acquire
to be too difficult or strange to understand (synonyms)
confuse baffle
kind and helpful; acting like a friend (synonyms)
frinedly outgoing
full of meaning; important (synonyms)
meaningful significant
able to be depended on or trusted (synonyms)
reliable trustworthy
complete and without faults or weaknesses (synonyms)
perfect flawless
known to many people for a good or worthy reason (synonyms)
famous renowned
always thinking of other people’s feelings and wishes (synonyms)
thoughtful considerate
belonging to the present; recent; not old or ancient (synonyms)
modern contemporary
quick to learn and understand (synonyms)
clever cunning
having feelings of dislike for any possible rivals; feeling envy (synonyms)
jelaous envious
not enough, or not great enough (synonyms)
insufficient inadequate
(of a person) thin, in a way that is attractive (synonyms)
slim slender
having little money or property (synonyms)
poor destitute
not fake or false, actual (synonyms)
genuine real
absolutely necessary (synonyms)
essential crucial
normal, not unusual (synonyms)
tradicional convencional
making a loud noise (synonyms)
noisy rowdy
making you laugh, amusing (synonyms)
funny hilariuos
easily seen or understood (synonyms)
obvious evident
something that can be believed because it seems possible (synonyms)
believable
spread over a large area or among many people (synonyms)
widespread extensive
thinking or saying the same (synonyms)
agreement accord
great happiness and pleasure (synonyms)
joy delight
a coming together of people for discussion or another purpose (synonyms)
meeting assembly
something that is said in praise of flattery (synonyms)
compliment praise
a very young child (synonyms)
baby infant
one of the stores or businesses that are all run by one big firm (synonyms)
branch department
the beginning of a day; very early morning (synonyms)
daybreak dawn
the state of having a serious mental illness (synonyms)
insanity madness
the time of evening when the light is disappearing, after the sun sets (synonyms)
mightfall dusk
a lack; not enough of something (synonyms)
shortage scarcity
a plan, suggestion or thought (synonyms)
idea notion
a terrible event, especially one that causes great (synonyms)damage
disaster calamity
the job that a person does especially in order to earn money (synonyms)
work employment
something said, done or written in reply to a question (synonyms)
answer response
something which shows that something else is true or correct (synonyms)
proof evidence
information on how to do or use something (synonyms)
instructions directions
a particular thing that you have achieved (synonyms)
achievement accomplishment
great unhappiness (synonyms)
misery distress
the time set or fixed for doing something (synonyms)
schedule agenda
how near something is to another thing (synonyms)
closeness proximity
something that makes a place easy to live in (synonyms)
facilities amenities
a problem or matter for discussion (synonyms)
question query
a serious disagreement (synonyms)
argument dispute
being the cause of something (synonyms)
responsibility liability
effects of something (synonyms)
results consequences
a person who has special knowledge and skill (synonyms)
expert specialist
becoming less or worse (synonyms)
decline drop
a ceremony at which two people are married (synonyms)
wedding marriage
