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Synonym for "art"

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The synonym art synonymous definition words:
art [noun]
means "property"
imagination, aptitude, skill, adroitness, ability, dexterity, inventiveness, expertise
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art [noun]
means "fine arts"
shaping, representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, modeling
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art [noun]
means "character trait"
artfulness, artifice, cunning, deceit, deception, dishonesty, duplicity
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art [noun]
means "art"
arts, humanities
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address [noun]
means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, dexterity
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artistry [noun]
means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, address, dexterity
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craft [noun]
means "cunning"
art, duplicity, artfulness, trickery, artifice, craftiness
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cunning [noun]
means "slyness"
policy, artfulness, art, wile, artifice, craft
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deftness [noun]
means "ability"
address, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, dexterity
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dexterity [noun]
means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, address
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finesse [noun]
means "slyness"
policy, artfulness, art, wile, artifice, craft
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humanities [noun]
means "the arts"
art
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inventiveness [noun]
means "aptitude"
skill, adroitness, ability, dexterity, art, expertise
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modeling [noun]
means "work of art"
representation, illustration, painting, portrayal, description, art
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portrayal [noun]
means "work of art"
representation, illustration, painting, art, description, modeling
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sculpture [noun]
means "statue"
carving, modeling, woodcut, image, art
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shaping [noun]
means "work of art"
art
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skill [noun]
means "trade"
art, occupation, craft, vocation, job, handicraft
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slyness [noun]
means "cunning"
policy, artfulness, art, wile, artifice, craft
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study [noun]
means "subject"
course, class, field, area, art
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artery [noun]
means "thoroughfare"
highway, main road, conduit, passage
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artery [noun]
means "blood vessel"
vein, capillary, aorta, tube
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artful [adjective]
means "deceitful"
deceptive, conniving, tricky, sly, insidious, guileful, shifty
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article [noun]
means "section"
provision, item, clause, proviso, portion, stipulation, chapter
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article [noun]
means "item"
object, commodity, thing, substance, piece
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article [noun]
means "essay"
writing, composition, editorial, paper, exposition, feature, clipping
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articulate [verb]
means "utter"
enunciate, speak, verbalise, verbalize, say, pronounce, clarify, explain
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articulate [verb]
means "combine"
connect, join, link
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articulate [adjective]
means "well-spoken"
eloquent, expressive, fluent, smooth
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articulate [adjective]
means "lucid"
clear, loquacious, plain, manifest, crystal-clear, intelligible
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articulate [adjective]
means "loquacious"
talkative, garrulous, effusive
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articulation [noun]
means "vocalization"
enunciation, eloquence, utterance, diction, speaking
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articulation [noun]
means "joint"
union, coupling, connection, junction, unification
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artifice [noun]
means "ingenuity"
skill, ability, facility, trickery, cunning
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artifice [noun]
means "device"
ruse, scheme, intrigue, machination, manoeuvre, stratagem, expedient
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artifice [noun]
means "deceit"
duplicity, deception, artfulness, craftiness, cunning, wile, double-dealing
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artificer [noun]
means "artisan"
designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor, contriver, artist
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artificial [adjective]
means "synthetic"
false, counterfeit, unreal, unnatural, inorganic, fake
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artificial [adjective]
means "feigned"
affected, mannered, unnatural, plastic, fake, insincere
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artisan [noun]
means "artist"
contriver, artificer, designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor
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artist [noun]
means "person"
trickster, contriver, con man, designer, rascal, sharper, crook
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artist [noun]
means "people"
contriver, artificer, artisan, designer, adept, craftsman, workman, inventor
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artist [noun]
means "art"
creator, virtuoso, maestro, adept, master, sketcher, actor, actress, singer, thespian, sculptor
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artiste [noun]
means "artist"
actor, actress, singer, thespian
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artistic [adjective]
means "talented"
pleasing, tasteful, skilful, sublime, discriminating, graceful, imaginative
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artistic [adjective]
means "describing art"
functional, organic, abstract
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artistic [adjective]
means "aesthetic"
lovely, poetic, elegant, creative, beautiful, decorative, musical
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artless [adjective]
means "naive"
open, fresh, ingenuous, innocent, trusting, guileless, simple
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artless [adjective]
means "inapt"
rough, unskillful, crude, rude
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artless [adjective]
means "genuine"
bona fide, sincere, truthful, natural, true, plain, honest
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artlessness [noun]
means "simplicity"
sincerity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
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artwork [noun]
means "drawing"
design, etching
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arty [adjective]
means "catchy"
affected, false, imitative, pseudo, illusory, tasteless
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actor [noun]
means "arts"
artiste, artist, actress, singer, thespian
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actress [noun]
means "artiste"
actor, artist, singer, thespian
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aesthetic [adjective]
means "tasteful"
beautiful, pleasing, appreciative, elegant, artistic
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aesthetic [adjective]
means "cultured"
cultivated, artistic, inventive, refined, polished, discriminating
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aorta [noun]
means "blood vessel"
vein, capillary, artery, tube
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avowed [adjective]
means "downright"
artless, frank, direct, ingenuous, outright, undisguised
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bona fide [adjective]
means "genuine"
artless, sincere, truthful, natural, true, plain
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candid [adjective]
means "genuine"
earnest, sincere, truthful, guileless, artless, naive
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capillary [noun]
means "blood vessel"
vein, artery, aorta, tube
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careless [adjective]
means "natural"
simple, artless, casual
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chapter [noun]
means "section"
article
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cheating [noun]
means "deceit"
deception, fraud, trickery, wile, trick, artifice
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clause [noun]
means "section"
provision, item, article, proviso, portion, stipulation
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column [noun]
means "publishing"
commentary, editorial, article, comment, exposition
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commodity [noun]
means "item"
object, article, thing, substance, piece
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communication [noun]
means "conversation"
telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
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contrivance [noun]
means "ingenious plan"
expedient, plan, scheme, artifice, stratagem, ruse
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conversation [noun]
means "communication"
telling, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
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craftiness [noun]
means "deceit"
duplicity, deception, artfulness, artifice, cunning, wile
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craftsman [noun]
means "artisan"
contriver, artificer, designer, adept, artist, craftswoman, worker, inventor
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crafty [adjective]
means "subtle"
cunning, wily, sly, artful, astute, guileful
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creative [adjective]
means "aesthetic"
lovely, poetic, elegant, artistic, beautiful, decorative
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credulous [adjective]
means "ingenuous"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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crystal-clear [adjective]
means "lucid"
clear, loquacious, plain, manifest, articulate, intelligible
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cunning [adjective]
means "sly"
deep, artful, designing, crafty, insidious, foxy
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deceit [noun]
means "trick"
artifice, sham, chicane, chicanery, device, stratagem
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deception [noun]
means "hoax"
artifice, chicane, cheat, chicanery, illusion
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deceptive [adjective]
means "false"
artful, deceitful, hypocritical, beguiling, deceiving, plausible
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decorative [adjective]
means "aesthetic"
lovely, poetic, elegant, creative, beautiful, artistic
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deep [adjective]
means "characteristic"
wise, artful, designing, astute, bright, cunning
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delivery [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, enunciation, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, elocution
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delusive [adjective]
means "false"
artful, deceitful, hypocritical, beguiling, deceiving, plausible
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designer [noun]
means "artisan"
contriver, artificer, artist, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, inventor
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designing [adjective]
means "sly"
arch, artful, astute, crafty, cunning, deceitful
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detail [noun]
means "thing"
part, item, aspect, article, particular, singularity
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device [noun]
means "thing"
ruse, artifice, dodge, evasion, machination, manoeuvre
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diplomacy [noun]
means "tact"
discretion, artfulness, finesse, skill, poise
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diplomatic [adjective]
means "tactful"
artful, suave, politic, gracious, calculating, smooth
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discriminating [adjective]
means "cultured"
cultivated, artistic, inventive, refined, polished, aesthetic
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dispatch [noun]
means "news bulletin"
bulletin, item, article, publication, press release
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divide [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, articulate, partition, classify, distinguish, distribute
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duplicity [noun]
means "deceit"
artifice, deception, artfulness, craftiness, cunning, wile
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editorial [noun]
means "essay"
composition, article, paper, exposition, feature, clipping
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elegant [adjective]
means "refined"
exquisite, artistic, choice, finished, courtly, gentle
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elocution [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, enunciation, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, delivery
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eloquence [noun]
means "expressiveness"
poise, diction, delivery, articulation
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eloquent [adjective]
means "well-spoken"
articulate, expressive, fluent, smooth
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entity [noun]
means "something"
individual, single, item, singleton, article, thing
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enunciation [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, delivery, eloquence, pronunciation, articulation, elocution
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ersatz [adjective]
means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, imitation, counterfeit, bogus
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essay [noun]
means "publishing"
composition, article, dissertation, tract, thesis, exposition
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expert [adjective]
means "character trait"
adroit, artistic, practiced, adept, apt, clever
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expressive [adjective]
means "meaningful"
poetic, indicative, demonstrative, eloquent, articulate, meaning
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expressiveness [noun]
means "eloquence"
poise, diction, delivery, articulation
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false [adjective]
means "characteristic"
counterfeit, artificial, bogus, forged, phony, sham
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flavoring [noun]
means "cooking"
condiment, herbs, spices, artificial flavouring, artificial flavoring [US]
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fluent [adjective]
means "speech"
articulate, eloquent, voluble, facile, loquacious, wordy
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foxy [adjective]
means "crafty"
sly, wily, cunning, subtle, artful, canny
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frank [adjective]
means "character trait"
downright, artless, avowed, direct, ingenuous, outright
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fraud [noun]
means "deceit"
swindle, artifice, racket, sham, misrepresentation, deception
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freeway [noun]
means "main road"
road, artery, highway, turnpike, motorway
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fresh [adjective]
means "property"
inexperienced, artless, untried, green, raw, uncultivated
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garrulous [adjective]
means "loquacious"
talkative, articulate, effusive
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genteel [adjective]
means "cultured"
cultivated, affected, aristocratic, refined, pretentious, artificial
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glib [adjective]
means "slick"
slippery, smooth, artful, facile, urbane
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guile [noun]
means "deception"
deceit, duplicity, fraud, trickery, chicanery, artfulness
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guileless [adjective]
means "naive"
simple, artless, unsophisticated, simple-minded
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high-sounding [adjective]
means "ostentatious"
imposing, pompous, pretentious, overblown, artificial, bombastic
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highway [noun]
means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], turnpike [US]
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histrionic [adjective]
means "dramatic"
affected, theatrical, artificial, acting
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imaginative [adjective]
means "talented"
artistic
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imitation [adjective]
means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, ersatz, counterfeit, bogus
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impulsive [adjective]
means "unaffected"
artless, unconstrained, natural, guileless, childlike, ingenuous
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inexperienced [adjective]
means "fresh"
artless, untried, green, raw, uncultivated, unskilled
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inflection [noun]
means "pronunciation"
articulation, emphasis, intonation
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ingenuous [adjective]
means "naive"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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innocence [noun]
means "purity of heart"
ingenuousness, artlessness, naiveté, simplicity
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innocent [adjective]
means "natural"
simple, ingenuous, naive, unsophisticated, artless, guileless
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insidious [adjective]
means "sly"
artful
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intone [verb]
means "speak"
say, recite, utter, articulate, drone, sing
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intrigue [noun]
means "conspiracy"
scheme, conniving, machination, artifice, cabal
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inventor [noun]
means "artisan"
contriver, artificer, designer, adept, craftsman, craftswoman, worker, artist
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item [noun]
means "thing"
object, commodity, article, substance, piece
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labourer [noun]
means "worker"
artisan, hand, operative
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machiavellian [adjective]
means "cunning"
artful, shrewd, designing, intriguing, insidious, deceitful
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maestro [noun]
means "creator"
virtuoso, artist, adept, master, sketcher, sculptor
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main road [noun]
means "thoroughfare"
highway, artery, conduit, passage
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man-made [adjective]
means "synthetic"
artificial, unnatural, inorganic, fake, false
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maneuver [noun]
means "stratagem"
move, ruse, artifice
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mannered [adjective]
means "posed"
affected, self-conscious, artificial
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manuscript [noun]
means "written output"
article, document, text, composition, essay, correspondence
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mechanic [noun]
means "workman"
craftsman, operator, artificer, artisan
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mechanical [adjective]
means "perfunctory"
regular, thoughtless, involuntary, artificial, habitual, unreasoning
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melodramatic [adjective]
means "exaggerated"
artificial, theatrical, overdone, over-emotional, sensational, spectacular
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mincing [adjective]
means "affected"
artificial, stilted, pretentious, unnatural, priggish, prim
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musical [adjective]
means "musically inclined"
gifted, artistic, talented
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naive [adjective]
means "ingenuous"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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naked [adjective]
means "property"
simple, dry, bare, artless, evident, modest
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natural [adjective]
means "unaffected"
artless, unconstrained, impulsive, guileless, childlike, ingenuous
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naïveté [noun]
means "purity of heart"
ingenuousness, artlessness, innocence, simplicity
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object [noun]
means "thing"
commodity, fact, article, matter, manifestation, something
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open [adjective]
means "behaviour"
honest, above-board, plain, artless, straightforward, candid
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operative [noun]
means "worker"
artisan, hand, labourer, workman
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paper [noun]
means "language"
report, essay, article, composition, theme, exposition
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paragraph [noun]
means "section"
subdivision, passage, item, article, note, excerpt
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perfunctory [adjective]
means "mechanical"
regular, thoughtless, involuntary, artificial, habitual, unreasoning
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piece [noun]
means "language"
composition, article, essay, novella, ode, paper
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plain [adjective]
means "behaviour"
honest, artless, blunt, candid, direct, frank
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plastic [adjective]
means "synthetic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz
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poetic [adjective]
means "property"
aesthetic, lovely, artistic, elegant, creative, beautiful
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point [noun]
means "subject"
article, element, item, particular, thing
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politic [adjective]
means "shrew"
artful, clever, crafty, cunning, foxy, intriguing
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posed [adjective]
means "mannered"
affected, self-conscious, artificial
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press release [noun]
means "news bulletin"
bulletin, item, article, publication, dispatch
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pronounce [verb]
means "enunciate"
articulate, vocalise, vocalize, utter, voice, enounce
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pronunciation [noun]
means "speech"
rendition, enunciation, eloquence, delivery, articulation, elocution
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proviso [noun]
means "section"
provision, item, clause, article, portion, stipulation
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rhetoric [noun]
means "eloquence"
expressiveness, elocution, articulation, delivery, discourse
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route [noun]
means "travel"
thoroughfare, artery
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sculptor [noun]
means "creator"
virtuoso, maestro, adept, master, sketcher, artist
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sentimental [adjective]
means "insincere"
affected, artificial
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sharp [adjective]
means "character trait"
artful, crafty
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sharper [noun]
means "trickster"
contriver, con man, designer, rascal, artist, crook
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shifty [adjective]
means "deceitful"
deceptive, conniving, tricky, artful, insidious, guileful
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singer [noun]
means "person"
artiste, actor, actress, artist, thespian
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singleton [noun]
means "something"
individual, single, item, entity, article, thing
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sly [adjective]
means "deceitful"
deceptive, conniving, tricky, artful, insidious, guileful
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something [noun]
means "thing"
commodity, fact, article, matter, manifestation, object
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sophisticated [adjective]
means "worldly"
practical, disillusioned, artificial, precious, changed
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sound [verb]
means "speech"
utter, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, express, enunciate
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speak [verb]
means "speech"
talk, communicate, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, say
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speaking [adjective]
means "verbal"
vocal, oral, talking, articulate, fluent, rhetorical
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stilted [adjective]
means "unnatural"
strained, awkward, contrived, laboured, artificial, stiff
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stipulation [noun]
means "section"
provision, item, clause, proviso, portion, article
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stratagem [noun]
means "ruse"
artifice, dodge, evasion, machination, manoeuvre, subterfuge
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subterfuge [noun]
means "ruse"
artifice, dodge, evasion, machination, manoeuvre, device
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subtle [adjective]
means "character trait"
crafty, cunning, wily, sly, artful, astute
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synthetic [adjective]
means "plastic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz
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talkative [adjective]
means "loquacious"
articulate, garrulous, effusive
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talking [noun]
means "conversation"
telling, notification, communication, articulation, discussion, advisement
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telling [noun]
means "conversation"
communication, notification, talking, articulation, discussion, advisement
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thing [noun]
means "object"
commodity, fact, article, matter, manifestation, something
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trap [noun]
means "means"
ambush, trick, pitfall, stratagem, manoeuvre, artifice
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trick [noun]
means "manner"
legerdemain, artifice, ruse
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trickery [noun]
means "deceit"
duplicity, deception, artfulness, craftiness, cunning, wile
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truthful [adjective]
means "genuine"
earnest, sincere, candid, guileless, artless, naive
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turnpike [noun]
means "main road"
road, artery, freeway [US], highway
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unification [noun]
means "joint"
union, coupling, connection, junction, articulation
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unreserved [adjective]
means "frank"
candid, straightforward, open, sincere, guileless, artless
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unscrupulous [adjective]
means "dishonest"
deceitful, cheating, sharp, underhanded, sly, artful
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unsophisticated [adjective]
means "naive"
unrefined, crude, raw, simple, artless, guileless
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untried [adjective]
means "inexperienced"
artless, fresh, green, raw, uncultivated, unskilled
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unworldly [adjective]
means "natural"
simple, ingenuous, naive, unsophisticated, artless, guileless
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vein [noun]
means "thing"
channel, blood vessel, artery, vessel, capillary, waterway
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verbalise [verb]
means "utter"
enunciate, speak, articulate, verbalize, say, pronounce
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verbalize [verb]
means "utter"
enunciate, speak, verbalise, articulate, say, pronounce
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vessel [noun]
means "blood vessel"
vein, capillary, artery, channel, tube, duct
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voice [noun]
means "speech"
pronunciation, diction, articulation, accent
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wile [noun]
means "deceit"
duplicity, deception, artfulness, craftiness, cunning, artifice
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worker [noun]
means "person"
operative, artisan, hand, labourer
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workman [noun]
means "worker"
mechanic, machinist, machine operator, artist, journeyman [US], blue-collar worker, artisan, craftsman, skilled worker, master, handworker, working man
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write-up [noun]
means "press review"
blurb, article, report, written eulogy, review, publicity
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writing [noun]
means "written output"
article, document, text, composition, essay, correspondence
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