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Synonym for "ban"

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The synonym ban synonymous definition words:
ban [verb]
means "prohibit"
enjoin, proscribe, forbid, disallow, interdict, halt, outlaw
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ban [verb]
means "exclude"
bar, exile, banish, prevent
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ban [noun]
means "prohibition"
interdiction, limitation, proscription, taboo
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ban [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, curse, excommunication, malediction
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curse [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, ban, hex, commination, fulmination, imprecation
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damnation [noun]
means "condemnation"
damning, ban, anathema, excommunication, proscription
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deport [verb]
means "banish"
ban, drive out
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drive out [verb]
means "banish"
ban, exile
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embargo [noun]
means "penalty"
sentence, punishment, ban, sanction, injunction
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enjoin [verb]
means "prohibit"
forbid, ban, exclude, interdict, preclude, proscribe
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exclude [verb]
means "keep out"
bar, ban, ostracise, ostracize, rule out, embargo
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excommunication [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, curse, ban, malediction
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exile [verb]
means "banish"
ban, drive out
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fulmination [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, ban, hex, commination, curse, imprecation
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imprecation [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, ban, hex, commination, fulmination, curse
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inhibit [verb]
means "forbid"
ban, prohibit, prevent, outlaw, interdict
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interdict [verb]
means "prohibit"
proscribe, forbid, disallow, ban, halt, outlaw
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interdiction [noun]
means "prohibition"
ban, limitation, proscription, taboo
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keep out [verb]
means "exclude"
bar, ban, ostracise, ostracize, rule out, embargo
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malediction [noun]
means "denunciation"
anathema, ban, hex, commination, fulmination, imprecation
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proscription [noun]
means "prohibition"
interdiction, limitation, ban, taboo
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sanction [noun]
means "penalty"
sentence, punishment, ban, embargo, injunction
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taboo [noun]
means "prohibition"
restriction, interdiction, ban, exclusion, ostracism, proscription
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banal [adjective]
means "commonplace"
mediocre, prosaic, common, stale, hackneyed, stock
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banality [noun]
means "cliché"
bromide, platitude, commonplace, triteness, truism
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band [verb]
means "joining"
ally, affiliate, unite, confederate, cooperate, join together, league, collaborate
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band [verb]
means "action"
tag, bind, identify, mark, stripe
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band [noun]
means "thing"
harness, chain, bond, binding, fetter, cord, cordon, thong, stripe, strip, circuit, streak, meridian, line, zone, circle, tag, girdle, strap, tie, belt, ribbon, headband, strip
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band [noun]
means "animal"
gathering, clique, group, pack, body, company, gang, crew
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band-aid [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, gauze, cast, bandage, dressing, ligature
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bandage [verb]
means "bind a wound"
swathe, tie, truss, fasten, bind, wrap, protect
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bandage [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, gauze, cast, band-aid, dressing, ligature
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bandit [noun]
means "robber"
thief, brigand, highwayman, footpad
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bandy [verb]
means "exchange"
give and take, reciprocate, retaliate, retort, requite, return
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bane [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, curse, calamity, evil, misfortune, plague
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bang [verb]
means "strike"
roar, pound, batter, slap, burst, slam, smash
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bang [noun]
means "report"
blast, thunder, explosion, boom, crack, crash, whack
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banish [verb]
means "expel"
dismiss, drive away, exclude, isolate, put away, discharge
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banish [verb]
means "exile"
expatriate, deport, proscribe, cast out, displace, expulse, ostracise, ostracize
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banishment [noun]
means "exile"
expulsion, exclusion, ostracism, displacement
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banister [noun]
means "railing"
rail, grip
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bank [verb]
means "movement"
grade, turn, soar, slope, pitch, incline, angle
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bank [verb]
means "economy"
deposit, put aside, save, reserve, hoard, shelve
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bank [verb]
means "action"
heap up, pile up, gather, dike
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bank [noun]
means "thing"
line, panel, row, array, tier
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bank [noun]
means "nature"
slope, ledge, shore, coast, ridge, rim, shoal, border
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bank [noun]
means "geography"
embankment, mound, heap, hill, knoll
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bank [noun]
means "banking"
financial institution, vault, treasury
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bank [noun]
means "amount"
reserve, stockpile, supply, deposit, hoard, store
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bank draft [noun]
means "cheque"
withdrawal, debit, draft, payment
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banker [noun]
means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, capitalist, landowner, businessperson
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bankrupt [adjective]
means "ruined"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished
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bankruptcy [noun]
means "failure"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing
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banner [noun]
means "emblem"
standard, ensign, symbol, flag, pennant, streamer, pennon
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banquet [noun]
means "feast"
spread, repast, barbecue
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bantam [noun]
means "little"
tiny, miniature, diminutive, dwarf, pygmy, small
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banter [verb]
means "mock"
tease, deride, heckle, jeer, jest, make fun of, ridicule
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banter [noun]
means "jest"
jesting, teasing, mockery, derision, repartee
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bantering [adjective]
means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, facetious, dry, quizzical
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contraband [adjective]
means "prohibited"
banned, illegal, bootleg, illicit, unlawful, forbidden
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headband [noun]
means "strap"
tie, belt, ribbon, band, strip, tag
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Lilliputian [adjective]
means "little"
petty, bantam, diminutive, microscopic
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Treasury [noun]
means "financial institution"
vault, bank
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affliction [noun]
means "curse"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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auction [noun]
means "public sale"
disposal, bargain, bankruptcy sale
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bar [noun]
means "thing"
band, ribbon, stripe
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bar [noun]
means "nature"
bank, reef, ridge, shallow, shoal
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battery [noun]
means "set"
series, array, chain, sequence, bank
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beggar [noun]
means "pauper"
indigent, bankrupt, bum
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belt [noun]
means "thing"
band, verge, zone, region, strip, stripe
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bench [noun]
means "thing"
pew, bank, seat, stall, settee, form
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binding [noun]
means "coupling"
junction, fastener, band, wire, adhesive, wrapper
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bland [adjective]
means "flat"
insipid, tedious, banal, prosaic, uninteresting, tasteless
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blast [noun]
means "roar"
boom, bang, clang, din, peal, blare
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blasted [adjective]
means "damned"
cursed, accursed, doomed, banned
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bluff [noun]
means "hill"
bank, headland, cliff, precipice
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body [noun]
means "institution"
society, band
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bond [noun]
means "fastener"
band, adhesive, cord, ligament, ligature, knot
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break [verb]
means "finance"
bankrupt, make bankrupt, ruin
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brigand [noun]
means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum
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bromide [noun]
means "cliché"
commonplace, platitude, banality, triteness, truism
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bump [noun]
means "sound"
thud, bang, clap, crack, crash, thump
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bunch [noun]
means "group"
bevy, flock, host, pack, band, gathering
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bursar [noun]
means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, cashier, receiver
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capitalise [verb]
means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake
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capitalist [noun]
means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, landowner, businessman
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capitalize [verb]
means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake
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caption [noun]
means "title"
band, legend, inscription, heading, subtitle, underline, banner
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cashier [noun]
means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, bursar, receiver
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chaff [verb]
means "ridicule"
banter, mock, deride, flout, gibe, imitate
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clack [noun]
means "small noise"
clink, tick, snap, bang, crack, whir
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clap [verb]
means "action"
bang, slam
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clatter [verb]
means "rattle"
clamour, clash, clang, bang, clack, reverberate
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clatter [noun]
means "racket"
noise, crash, rattle, clank, clang, bang
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click [noun]
means "small noise"
clink, tick, snap, bang, crack, whir
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cliff [noun]
means "nature"
hill, bank, headland, bluff, precipice
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colorless [adjective]
means "common"
banal, uninteresting
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colourless [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, nondescript, prosy
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commonplace [noun]
means "cliché"
bromide, platitude, banality, triteness, truism
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company [noun]
means "assemblage"
group, corps, circle, band, body, gang
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concentration [noun]
means "collection"
gathering, company, group, congregation, band, party
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congregation [noun]
means "collection"
gathering, company, group, concentration, band, party
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cooperate [verb]
means "unite"
confederate, band, join together, league, collaborate, ally
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cordon [noun]
means "bond"
binding, fetter, cord, band, thong, harness
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coupon [noun]
means "promissory note"
note, letter of credit, bank draft, cheque, draft
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crash [noun]
means "sound"
thunder, clatter, bang, peal, smash
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crew [noun]
means "group"
pack, body, company, gang, band, gathering
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curse [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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cursed [adjective]
means "damned"
blasted, accursed, doomed, banned
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damage [noun]
means "thing"
bane, scandal
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damn [verb]
means "action"
consign to hell, accurse, curse, doom, proscribe, banish
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dealer [noun]
means "play"
banker, player
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deprive [verb]
means "strip"
bankrupt, dispossess, withhold, divest, dismantle, bare
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desperado [noun]
means "outlaw"
bandit, criminal, miscreant, ruffian
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diminutive [adjective]
means "little"
petty, bantam, lilliputian, microscopic
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dinner [noun]
means "cooking"
meal, supper, repast, feast, banquet, refection
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dismiss [verb]
means "reject"
expel, eject, discard, banish, decline, repel
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dispossess [verb]
means "deprive"
bankrupt, strip, withhold, divest, dismantle, bare
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dollar [noun]
means "federal reserve note"
money, bank note, currency, legal tender, coin, dollar bill
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draft [noun]
means "banking"
promissory note, note, letter of credit, bank draft, cheque, coupon
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dress [verb]
means "health"
bandage, attend, treat, bind
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dressing [noun]
means "bandage"
gauze, compress, pack, treatment, adhesive tape, band-aid
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drive away [verb]
means "expel"
dismiss, banish, exclude, isolate, put away, discharge
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embarrassed [adjective]
means "broke"
insolvent, poor, impoverished, bankrupt
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ensign [noun]
means "flag"
banner, insignia, pennant, streamer, jack, pennon
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evict [verb]
means "expel"
eject, oust, remove, banish, cast out, deport
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evil [adjective]
means "character trait"
amoral, baneful, unfavourable, bad, base, corrupt
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excitement [noun]
means "thrill"
stimulation, kick, bang, boot, wallop, tingle
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exclude [verb]
means "expel"
put out, eject, force out, eliminate, banish, reject
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exiled [adjective]
means "without a country"
homeless, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
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expel [verb]
means "dismiss"
dispossess, banish, discharge, drive away, drive out, exile
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facetious [adjective]
means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, bantering, dry, quizzical
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feast [noun]
means "celebration"
anniversary, carnival, banquet, carousal, ceremony, commemoration
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flag [noun]
means "thing"
banner, emblem, pennon, colour, ensign, jack
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flout [verb]
means "ridicule"
banter, chaff, deride, mock, gibe, imitate
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fooling [adjective]
means "joking"
bantering, facetious, deceitful, humorous, smart aleck, insincere
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footpad [noun]
means "robber"
thief, brigand, highway robber, bandit
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force out [verb]
means "expel"
put out, eject, exclude, eliminate, banish, reject
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funds [noun]
means "pool"
purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty
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gang [noun]
means "group"
company, crew, band, crowd, party, set
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gauze [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, bandage, cast, band-aid, dressing, ligature
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gibe [noun]
means "jest"
banter, fun, raillery, sport
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group [noun]
means "people"
assembly, gathering, crowd, band, assemblage, bunch
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hammer [verb]
means "activity"
hit, pound, strike, beat, bang, ram
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heading [noun]
means "title"
legend, inscription, caption, subtitle, underline, banner, band
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headland [noun]
means "hill"
bank, bluff, cliff, precipice
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headline [noun]
means "title"
head, banner, caption, heading, streamer
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heap [verb]
means "activity"
stack, accumulate, amass, bank, arrange, dike
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heap [noun]
means "thing"
pile, accumulation, agglomeration, bank, collection, load
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hill [noun]
means "geography"
bluff, bank, headland, cliff, precipice
+Submit synonym for hill
hillside [noun]
means "slope"
grade, pitch, gradient, bank, embankment, acclivity
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homeless [adjective]
means "without a country"
exiled, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
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horde [noun]
means "group"
pack, band, mob, bundle, company, bunch
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imprint [noun]
means "stamp"
logo, trademark, heading, emblem, banner
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insipid [adjective]
means "flat"
bland, tedious, banal, prosaic, uninteresting, tasteless
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investor [noun]
means "entrepreneur"
capitalist, financier, banker, landowner, businessperson
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jest [noun]
means "gibe"
banter, fun, raillery, sport
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joke [verb]
means "activity"
kid, tease, josh, chaff, banter
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knock [verb]
means "action"
bang, beat
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knock [noun]
means "sound"
tap, rap, thud, bang, thump, tapping
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knoll [noun]
means "embankment"
mound, heap, hill, bank
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land [noun]
means "nature"
earth, ground, bank, dry land, mountains
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landowner [noun]
means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, capitalist, businessperson
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league [verb]
means "unite"
combine, band, confederate, cooperate
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letter of credit [noun]
means "promissory note"
note, draft, bank draft, cheque, coupon
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ligament [noun]
means "fastener"
band, adhesive, cord, bond, ligature, knot
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ligature [noun]
means "fastener"
band, adhesive, cord, ligament, bond, knot
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line [noun]
means "thing"
stripe, streak, band
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list [noun]
means "thing"
edge, border, strip, band
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logo [noun]
means "stamp"
imprint, trademark, heading, emblem, banner
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make fun of [verb]
means "mock"
tease, deride, heckle, jeer, jest, banter
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malign [adjective]
means "malevolent"
injurious, pernicious, baneful, malicious, baleful, malignant
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meal [noun]
means "thing"
repast, feast, banquet, spread, chow, refection
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mock [verb]
means "ridicule"
banter, chaff, deride, flout, gibe, imitate
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monotonous [adjective]
means "flat"
insipid, tedious, banal, prosaic, uninteresting, tasteless
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noisome [adjective]
means "dangerous"
baneful, deadly, deleterious, destructive, detrimental, harmful
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nondescript [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, colourless, prosy
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noxious [adjective]
means "harmful"
baneful, dangerous, deadly, toxic, deleterious, virulent
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oust [verb]
means "expel"
eject, evict, remove, banish, cast out, deport
+Submit synonym for oust
outlaw [verb]
means "ban"
interdict, prohibit, stop, deny, proscribe, banish
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outlaw [noun]
means "criminal"
bandit, fugitive, brigand, desperado, highwayman, robber
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pack [noun]
means "group"
horde, band, mob, bundle, company, bunch
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panel [noun]
means "line"
bank, row, array, tier
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party [noun]
means "group"
band, assemblage, multitude, assembly, mob, company
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party [noun]
means "affair"
soiree, gala, fete, ball, fun, banquet
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pauper [noun]
means "destitute person"
beggar, indigent, bankrupt, insolvent
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pennant [noun]
means "emblem"
banner, ensign, symbol, flag, standard, streamer
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pernicious [adjective]
means "harmful"
baneful, pestiferous, damaging, pestilent, deleterious, pestilential
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pest [noun]
means "blight"
bane, epidemic, blast, pandemic, pestilence, plague
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pestiferous [adjective]
means "harmful"
baneful, pernicious, damaging, pestilent, deleterious, pestilential
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pew [noun]
means "lawn-seat"
bench, bank, seat, stall, settee, form
+Submit synonym for pew
pile [noun]
means "heap"
accumulation, bank, assemblage, cock, collection, mass
+Submit synonym for pile
pile up [verb]
means "heap up"
bank, gather, dike
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platitude [noun]
means "triteness"
banality, insipidity, inanity, dullness, plainness
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plop [noun]
means "sound"
thud, bang, clap, crack, crash, thump
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poison [noun]
means "thing"
toxin, bacteria, bane, venom, germ, virus
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pool [noun]
means "finance"
funds, purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank
+Submit synonym for pool
poultice [noun]
means "bandage"
gauze, compress, pack, treatment, adhesive tape, band-aid
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precipice [noun]
means "hill"
bank, headland, cliff, bluff
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prosy [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, nondescript, colourless
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purse [noun]
means "finance"
funds, pool, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank
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purser [noun]
means "person dealing with money"
banker, cashier, bursar, receiver
+Submit synonym for purser
put aside [verb]
means "deposit"
bank, save, reserve, hoard, shelve
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put away [verb]
means "expel"
dismiss, drive away, exclude, isolate, banish, discharge
+Submit synonym for put away
quizzical [adjective]
means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, bantering, dry, facetious
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raider [noun]
means "thief"
bandit, pilferer, looter
+Submit synonym for raider
raillery [noun]
means "gibe"
banter, fun, jest, sport
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rap [verb]
means "hit"
beat, knock, strike, whack, tap, bang
+Submit synonym for rap
rap [noun]
means "knock"
tap, thud, whack, bang, slap, flap
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recalled [adjective]
means "dismissed"
discharged, expelled, banished, rejected, eliminated, removed
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removal [noun]
means "elimination"
evacuation, expulsion, replacement, firing, banishment, dismissal
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removed [adjective]
means "dismissed"
discharged, expelled, banished, rejected, eliminated, recalled
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reserve [verb]
means "save"
bank
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reserves [noun]
means "funds"
purse, pool, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty
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retinue [noun]
means "assemblage"
group, corps, circle, band, body, gang
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ribbon [noun]
means "thing"
band, bar, stripe
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robber [noun]
means "person"
thief, bandit, burglar, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate
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rope [noun]
means "thing"
band, strap, cord, fastener, string, bandage
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ruin [verb]
means "finance"
bankrupt, impoverish, drain, exhaust, fleece
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sale [noun]
means "event"
discount, reduction, clearance, bargain, special, bankruptcy sale
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settee [noun]
means "furniture"
pew, bank, seat, stall, bench, form
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slam [verb]
means "impact"
close, bang, crash, push, smash, clobber
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sling [noun]
means "suspension"
harness, strap, brace, compress, band, bandage
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slope [noun]
means "nature"
hill, incline, grade, rake, hillside, bank
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smack [noun]
means "snap"
bang, crack, noise
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small [adjective]
means "size"
bantam
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smash [verb]
means "hit"
bang, collide
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smash [verb]
means "destroy"
demolish, wreck, ruin, defeat, bankrupt, overthrow
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smuggler [noun]
means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum
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soirée [noun]
means "affair"
party, gala, fête, ball, fun, banquet
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stale [adjective]
means "trite"
common, dull, banal, humdrum, uninteresting, commonplace
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standard [noun]
means "emblem"
banner, ensign, symbol, flag, pennant, streamer
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stockpile [verb]
means "reserve"
bank, supply, deposit, hoard, store
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store [verb]
means "activity"
cache, bank
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streak [noun]
means "stripe"
line, strip, band, ridge
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streamer [noun]
means "emblem"
banner, ensign, symbol, flag, pennant, standard
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strip [verb]
means "activity"
deprive, bankrupt, dispossess, withhold, divest, dismantle
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strip [noun]
means "thing"
band, tape, ribbon, fillet
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stripe [verb]
means "action"
tag, bind, identify, mark, band
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subtitle [noun]
means "title"
legend, inscription, heading, caption, underline, banner, band
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supper [noun]
means "cooking"
meal, dinner, repast, feast, banquet, refection
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swathe [verb]
means "bind a wound"
bandage, tie, truss, fasten, bind, wrap
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taboo [adjective]
means "forbidden"
banned, restricted, prohibited, sacred, unclean
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tape [noun]
means "thing"
strip, band, stripe, ribbon, fillet, strap
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tapping [noun]
means "loud noise"
tap, rap, thud, bang, thump, knock
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thrill [noun]
means "feeling"
excitement, stimulation, kick, bang, boot, wallop
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tie [noun]
means "thing"
rope, band, strap, cord, fastener, string, bandage, ligature
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tier [noun]
means "line"
panel, row, array, bank
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tiny [adjective]
means "size"
bantam
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titillation [noun]
means "excitement"
stimulation, kick, bang, boot, wallop, tingle
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toxic [adjective]
means "harmful"
baneful, dangerous, deadly, noxious, deleterious, virulent
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toxin [noun]
means "poison"
bacteria, bane, venom, germ, virus, miasma
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treat [noun]
means "entertainment"
banquet, feast, fete, gift
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triteness [noun]
means "cliché"
bromide, platitude, banality, commonplace, truism
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troupe [noun]
means "assemblage"
group, corps, circle, band, body, gang
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truism [noun]
means "cliché"
bromide, platitude, banality, triteness, commonplace
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twit [verb]
means "deride"
taunt, tease, upbraid, banter, reproach, gibe at
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unusable [adjective]
means "useless"
obsolete, bankrupt
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unwholesome [adjective]
means "unhealthy"
sickly, corrupt, baneful, injurious, poisonous, noxious
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useless [adjective]
means "unusable"
obsolete, bankrupt
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venom [noun]
means "poison"
toxin, virus, bane
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wrap [verb]
means "action"
enfold, envelop, swathe, enclose, bandage, roll up
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yaw [verb]
means "bend"
curve, deviate, switch, change, shift, bank
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zone [noun]
means "nature"
climate, meridian, latitude, region, band
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