synonyms

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to tell about something before it happens (synonyms)

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predict forecast

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to see the meaning of something (synonyms)

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understand comprehend /ˌkɒm·prɪˈhend/

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to find out the value of something or someone (synonyms)

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assess evaluate

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to keep in existence, or in good condition (synonyms)

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maintain preserve

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to change completely (synonyms)

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transform convert

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to oppose or resist successfully (synonyms)

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resist withstand

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to complain in a bad-tempered way (synonyms)

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grumble grouse

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to give permission or agree to something (synonyms)

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agree consent

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to keep within limits (synonyms)

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restrict confine

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to bring or come together (synonyms)

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collect gather

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to put back into good condition (synonyms)

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mend repair

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to legally have something (synonyms)

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own possess

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to stay in a particular place or position and not leave it (synonyms)

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stay remain

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to make something known (synonyms)

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disclose reveal

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to believe that something must be true (synonyms)

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suppose assume

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to have an effect on someone or something (synonyms)

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influence assume

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to make it possible or easier for something to happen (synonyms)

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assist facilitate

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to be the start of something new (synonyms)

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launch introduce

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to get something by buying or being given it (synonyms)

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obtain acquire

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to be too difficult or strange to understand (synonyms)

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confuse baffle

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kind and helpful; acting like a friend (synonyms)

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frinedly outgoing

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full of meaning; important (synonyms)

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meaningful significant

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able to be depended on or trusted (synonyms)

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reliable trustworthy

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complete and without faults or weaknesses (synonyms)

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perfect flawless

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known to many people for a good or worthy reason (synonyms)

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famous renowned

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always thinking of other people's feelings and wishes (synonyms)

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thoughtful considerate

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belonging to the present; recent; not old or ancient (synonyms)

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modern contemporary

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quick to learn and understand (synonyms)

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clever cunning

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having feelings of dislike for any possible rivals; feeling envy (synonyms)

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jelaous envious

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not enough, or not great enough (synonyms)

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insufficient inadequate

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(of a person) thin, in a way that is attractive (synonyms)

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slim slender

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having little money or property (synonyms)

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poor destitute

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not fake or false, actual (synonyms)

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genuine real

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absolutely necessary (synonyms)

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essential crucial

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normal, not unusual (synonyms)

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tradicional convencional

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making a loud noise (synonyms)

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noisy rowdy

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making you laugh, amusing (synonyms)

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funny hilariuos

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easily seen or understood (synonyms)

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obvious evident

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something that can be believed because it seems possible (synonyms)

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believable

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spread over a large area or among many people (synonyms)

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widespread extensive

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thinking or saying the same (synonyms)

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agreement accord

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great happiness and pleasure (synonyms)

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joy delight

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a coming together of people for discussion or another purpose (synonyms)

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meeting assembly

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something that is said in praise of flattery (synonyms)

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compliment praise

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a very young child (synonyms)

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baby infant

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one of the stores or businesses that are all run by one big firm (synonyms)

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branch department

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the beginning of a day; very early morning (synonyms)

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daybreak dawn

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the state of having a serious mental illness (synonyms)

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insanity madness

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the time of evening when the light is disappearing, after the sun sets (synonyms)

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mightfall dusk

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a lack; not enough of something (synonyms)

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shortage scarcity

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a plan, suggestion or thought (synonyms)

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idea notion

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a terrible event, especially one that causes great (synonyms)damage

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disaster calamity

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the job that a person does especially in order to earn money (synonyms)

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work employment

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something said, done or written in reply to a question (synonyms)

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answer response

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something which shows that something else is true or correct (synonyms)

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proof evidence

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information on how to do or use something (synonyms)

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instructions directions

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a particular thing that you have achieved (synonyms)

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achievement accomplishment

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great unhappiness (synonyms)

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misery distress

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the time set or fixed for doing something (synonyms)

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schedule agenda

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how near something is to another thing (synonyms)

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closeness proximity

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something that makes a place easy to live in (synonyms)

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facilities amenities

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a problem or matter for discussion (synonyms)

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question query

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a serious disagreement (synonyms)

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argument dispute

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being the cause of something (synonyms)

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responsibility liability

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effects of something (synonyms)

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results consequences

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a person who has special knowledge and skill (synonyms)

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expert specialist

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becoming less or worse (synonyms)

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decline drop

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a ceremony at which two people are married (synonyms)

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wedding marriage