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Synonym for "can"

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The synonym can synonymous definition words:
can [verb]
means "activity"
preserve, put up, keep, bottle
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can [verb]
means "ability"
be able to, be capable of
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can [noun]
means "thing"
container, canister, bin, receptacle, bucket, package
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Further results for the word "can"

bottle up [verb]
means "curb"
restrict, contain, restrain, check, include, can
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canister [noun]
means "container"
can, bin, receptacle, bucket, package
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capsule [noun]
means "container"
can, enclosure, receptacle, box, bin
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corn [verb]
means "activity"
preserve, pickle, can, salt
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depose [verb]
means "unseat"
oust, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
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dethrone [verb]
means "unseat"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
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may [verb]
means "permission"
be permitted, can
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oust [verb]
means "unseat"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
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pickle [verb]
means "preserve"
cure, marinade, steep, keep, can, brine
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receptacle [noun]
means "container"
canister, bin, can, bucket, package
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unseat [verb]
means "oust"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
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applicant [noun]
means "person submitting application"
candidate, claimant, petitioner, postulant
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canal [noun]
means "thing"
passageway for liquid, conduit, channel, pipe, sewer, strait, tube, gutter
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cancel [verb]
means "stop"
recall, repeal, revoke, rescind, recant, repudiate, countermand
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cancel [verb]
means "action"
delete, undo, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate, erase, vacate, overrule, annul, void, invalidate, nullify, neutralise, neutralize
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cancellation [noun]
means "exclusion"
preclusion, prohibition, breach, omission, repudiation, elimination, slighting
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cancer [noun]
means "health"
tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, growth
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cancerous [adjective]
means "having or causing cancer"
malignant, virulent, destructive, mortal, harmful
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candelabrum [noun]
means "sconce"
chandelier, lustre
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candid [adjective]
means "plain"
informal, spontaneous, extemporaneous, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed, unprompted
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candid [adjective]
means "genuine"
earnest, sincere, truthful, guileless, artless, naive
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candid [adjective]
means "frank"
honest, sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, straightforward, open
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candid [adjective]
means "fair"
honourable, upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, unprejudiced
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candid [adjective]
means "clear"
lucent, lucid, transparent, pure, unadulterated, pellucid
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candidate [noun]
means "aspirant"
applicant, office seeker, nominee, hopeful, contestant, competitor
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candidates [noun]
means "field"
possibilities, applicants
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candidly [object]
means "frankly"
earnestly, sincerely, genuinely, honestly, openly, plainly
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candor [noun]
means "sincerity"
frankness, openness, candidness, honesty, veracity
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candor [noun]
means "fairness"
honesty, probity, uprightness, impartiality, forthrightness
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candour [noun]
means "sincerity"
frankness, openness, honesty, veracity
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candour [noun]
means "fairness"
honesty, probity, uprightness, impartiality, forthrightness
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candy [noun]
means "sweets"
sweetmeat
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cane [noun]
means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, shaft, axle, stem
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canine [noun]
means "dog"
cur, pup, hound, puppy
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canker [noun]
means "wound"
stab, injury, cut, boil, bruise, sore, gash
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cannibal [noun]
means "animal feeding on its own species"
savage being, man who eats the flesh of his fellow men
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cannibalistic [adjective]
means "barbarous"
furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate, truculent, fierce
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cannon [noun]
means "gunnery unit"
battery
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cannonade [noun]
means "barrage"
hail, volley, bombardment, broadside, fusillade, salvo, storm
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canny [adjective]
means "shrewd"
skilful, astute, sharp, alert, able
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canny [adjective]
means "prudent"
cautious, discreet, watchful, careful, wary
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canoe [noun]
means "dug-out"
kayak, boat
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canon [noun]
means "rule"
order, formula, regulation, law, command
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canon [noun]
means "criterion"
principle, standard, test
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canonical [adjective]
means "authorized"
authorised, sanctioned, statutory, orthodox, approved, authoritative, lawful, official
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canopy [noun]
means "furnishings"
rug, carpet, runner, curtain, cover
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cant [noun]
means "lip service"
pretence, deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, empty talk, dishonesty
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cantankerous [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"
ill-natured, crabby, cranky, disagreeable, testy, irritable, cross
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canter [verb]
means "stride"
amble, pace, jog, rack, run
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canting [adjective]
means "insincere"
two-faced, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced
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canvas [noun]
means "picture"
depiction, painting, composition, landscape, portrait, mural
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canvass [verb]
means "survey"
consult, poll, check, examine, review
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canvass [verb]
means "sell house-to-house"
peddle, call upon, sell
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canvass [verb]
means "seek votes"
solicit votes, campaign, lobby, run, electioneer, agitate
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canyon [noun]
means "ravine"
valley, chasm, gorge, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
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Apocalypse [noun]
means "revelation"
vision, prophesy, oracle, canon, edict, destruction
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abolish [verb]
means "purge"
cancel
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abort [verb]
means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, fall short
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abort [verb]
means "miscarry"
cancel, nullify, stop, annul, fail, interrupt
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above-board [object]
means "openly"
candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, sincerely, unequivocally
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above-board [adjective]
means "frank"
straightforward, candid, guileless, honest, open, overt
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aboveboard [object]
means "openly"
candidly, frankly, guilelessly, honestly, overtly, sincerely
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aboveboard [adjective]
means "frank"
straightforward, candid, guileless, honest, open, overt
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abrogate [verb]
means "revoke"
abolish, annul, cancel, invalidate, nullify, repeal
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affliction [noun]
means "curse"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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annulment [noun]
means "nullification"
invalidation, cancellation, repeal, dissolution, retraction
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aqueduct [noun]
means "artificial waterway"
channel, water passage, conduit, strait, canal structure, waterworks, duct, pipeline, course, water bridge, canal, water system
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argot [noun]
means "accent"
slang, idiom, vernacular, dialect, jargon, cant
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artlessness [noun]
means "simplicity"
sincerity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
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aspirant [noun]
means "competitor"
suitor, contestant, candidate, applicant
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axle [noun]
means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, shaft
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baleful [adjective]
means "ruinous"
evil, destructive, cancerous, noisome, deadly, shattering
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bane [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, curse, calamity, evil, misfortune
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barbarous [adjective]
means "fierce"
cannibalistic
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battery [noun]
means "gunnery unit"
cannon
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bevel [verb]
means "cut at an angle"
cant, slant
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bevel [noun]
means "angle"
oblique, inclination, cant, slope, slant
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boat [noun]
means "sea"
craft, vessel, ship, skiff, dinghy, canoe
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broad [adjective]
means "speech"
free, bold, candid, clear, frank, outspoken
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cagey [adjective]
means "shrewd"
crafty, clever, canny, sly, tricky, wily
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calculating [adjective]
means "shrewd"
crafty, cagey, canny, sly, tricky, wily
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campaign [verb]
means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, electioneer, solicit votes
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chandelier [noun]
means "sconce"
lustre, candelabrum
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channel [noun]
means "passageway for liquid"
conduit, canal, pipe, sewer, strait, tube
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chasm [noun]
means "ravine"
gorge, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
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chute [noun]
means "waterfall"
rapids, watercourse, trough, cataract, canyon
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claimant [noun]
means "person submitting application"
candidate, applicant, petitioner, postulant
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clever [adjective]
means "property"
shrewd, crafty, cagey, canny, sly, tricky
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complaining [adjective]
means "angry"
cynical, cantankerous, churlish, cross, cranky, fractious
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container [noun]
means "can"
canister, bin, receptacle, bucket, package
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controvert [verb]
means "argue about"
consider, debate, canvass, discuss, argue, examine
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corrode [verb]
means "crumble"
canker, rot, degenerate, rust, deteriorate
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corrupt [verb]
means "pervert"
canker
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cover [noun]
means "thing"
rug, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy
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crabby [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"
ill-natured, cranky, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
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cranky [adjective]
means "ill-tempered"
ill-natured, crabby, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
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credulous [adjective]
means "ingenuous"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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crevasse [noun]
means "ravine"
chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, gorge, notch
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cross [adjective]
means "behaviour"
angry, cynical, cantankerous, churlish, complaining, cranky
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crossing [noun]
means "opening"
canyon, pass, channel, path, defile, way
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crumble [verb]
means "corrode"
canker, rot, degenerate, rust, deteriorate
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curse [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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demean [verb]
means "pervert"
canker
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destructive [adjective]
means "ruinous"
evil, baleful, cancerous, noisome, deadly, shattering
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dialect [noun]
means "accent"
slang, idiom, vernacular, argot, jargon, cant
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ditch [noun]
means "trench"
channel, canal, moat, gutter, furrow
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divorce [verb]
means "release from matrimony"
annul, separate, split up, cancel, nullify
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do away with [verb]
means "get rid of"
exterminate, abolish, exclude, cancel, stamp, eliminate
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dog [noun]
means "animal"
canine, cur, bitch, pup, hound, puppy
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dollar [noun]
means "federal reserve note"
silver dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, folding money, buck, greenback
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duct [noun]
means "passageway for liquid"
conduit, canal, pipe, sewer, strait, tube
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efface [verb]
means "delete"
undo, omit, cancel, expunge, obliterate, erase
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electioneer [verb]
means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, campaign, solicit votes
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eliminate [verb]
means "get rid of"
exterminate, abolish, exclude, cancel, stamp, do away with
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empty talk [noun]
means "lip service"
deceit, show, hypocrisy, pomposity, cant, dishonesty
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erase [verb]
means "delete"
undo, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate, cancel
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even-handed [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable, objective
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examine [verb]
means "inspect"
check, explore, canvass, audit, investigate, overlook
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excrescence [noun]
means "tumour"
swelling, outgrowth, growth, cancer
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expunge [verb]
means "delete"
undo, omit, efface, cancel, obliterate, erase
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extemporaneous [adjective]
means "plain"
informal, spontaneous, candid, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed
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fair [adjective]
means "behaviour"
impartial, even-handed, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable
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fall short [verb]
means "scrap"
miss, terminate, cancel, fail, destroy, abort
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field [noun]
means "people"
candidates, possibilities
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fierce [adjective]
means "characteristic"
truculent, cannibalistic
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fishing rod [noun]
means "rod"
pole, rig, cane, tackle
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foxy [adjective]
means "crafty"
sly, wily, cunning, subtle, artful, canny
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fractious [adjective]
means "angry"
cynical, cantankerous, churlish, complaining, cranky, cross
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frank [adjective]
means "behaviour"
candid, bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted
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fusillade [noun]
means "barrage"
cannonade
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gap [noun]
means "nature"
notch, ravine, pass, gorge, cleft, canyon
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genuinely [object]
means "frankly"
earnestly, sincerely, candidly, honestly, openly, plainly
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gorge [noun]
means "ravine"
chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
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growth [noun]
means "health"
tumour, swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
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grumpy [adjective]
means "grouchy"
sullen, testy, cantankerous, cross, crabby, irritable
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guileless [adjective]
means "honest"
ingenuous, open, sincere, truthful, candid, frank
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gulch [noun]
means "nature"
notch, ravine, pass, gorge, cleft, canyon
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hail [noun]
means "barrage"
cannonade
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honest [adjective]
means "behaviour"
sincere, candid, frank, straightforward, open, unreserved
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honestly [adjective]
means "fairly"
sincerely, justly, genuinely, candidly, virtuously, uprightly
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honesty [noun]
means "sincerity"
openness, frankness, candour, truthfulness, truth, veracity
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hood [noun]
means "metal cover"
cover, bonnet, carp, canopy
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ill-humored [adjective]
means "irritable"
cross, cantankerous, sullen, petulant, touchy, bothered
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ill-tempered [verb]
means "cranky"
ill-natured, crabby, cantankerous, disagreeable, testy, irritable
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impartiality [noun]
means "fairness"
equality, justice, probity, candour
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ingenuous [adjective]
means "naive"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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injunction [noun]
means "command"
canon, direction, order, instruction, law, mandate
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invalidate [verb]
means "void"
nullify, revoke, cancel, negate, annul, repeal
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invalidation [noun]
means "nullification"
annulment, cancellation, repeal, dissolution, retraction
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jar [noun]
means "thing"
container, vessel, urn, pot, receptacle, canister
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jargon [noun]
means "dialect"
argot, idiom, vernacular, lingo, language, cant
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jog [verb]
means "run"
canter, lope, stride
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kettle [noun]
means "thing"
container, pan, vessel, canister, pot
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lash [verb]
means "whip"
strike, beat, hit, thrash, cane, flagellate
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lash [noun]
means "whip"
rod, thong, cane
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lean [verb]
means "position"
incline, bend, tilt, cant, slope, list
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liquidate [verb]
means "purge"
cancel
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liquidate [verb]
means "pay off a debt"
settle, repay, reimburse, pay, clear, cancel
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localism [noun]
means "accent"
slang, idiom, vernacular, argot, jargon, cant
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lope [verb]
means "run"
canter, jog, stride
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lustre [noun]
means "sconce"
chandelier, candelabrum
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malignant [adjective]
means "diseased"
harmful, deadly, fatal, dangerous, cancerous, destructive
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moat [noun]
means "trench"
channel, canal, ditch, gutter, furrow
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naive [adjective]
means "ingenuous"
believing, artless, innocent, candid, spontaneous, guileless
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negate [verb]
means "neutralize"
neutralise, annul, counteract, cancel, repeal, retract
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negation [noun]
means "denial"
cancellation
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omission [noun]
means "exclusion"
preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
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open [adjective]
means "behaviour"
honest, above-board, plain, artless, straightforward, candid
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openly [object]
means "frankly"
candidly, readily, straightforwardly, willingly
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oracle [noun]
means "revelation"
vision, prophesy, apocalypse, canon, edict
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order [noun]
means "demand"
command, canon, direction, injunction, instruction, law
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override [verb]
means "overrule"
overturn, annul, revoke, reverse, cancel, nullify
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overrule [verb]
means "annul"
cancel
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overt [adjective]
means "frank"
straightforward, candid, guileless, honest, open, above-board
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overtly [object]
means "openly"
candidly, frankly, honestly, above-board, sincerely, unequivocally
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pace [noun]
means "stride"
amble, canter, jog, rack, run
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painting [noun]
means "picture"
depiction, canvas, composition, landscape, portrait, mural
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pass [noun]
means "nature"
canyon, crossing, channel, path, defile, way
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peddle [verb]
means "solicit"
canvass, vend, sell, retail
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perverse [adjective]
means "contrary"
cantankerous, contumacious, disobedient, wayward
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petitioner [noun]
means "solicitor"
suitor, applicant, aspirant, candidate, claimant, postulant
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plain [adjective]
means "behaviour"
honest, artless, blunt, candid, direct, frank
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poison [verb]
means "activity"
ruin, canker, contaminate, corrupt, pollute, taint
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poll [verb]
means "activity"
canvas, sample, interview, question, list, examine
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postulant [noun]
means "person submitting application"
candidate, claimant, petitioner, applicant
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pot [noun]
means "thing"
container, pan, vessel, canister, kettle
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preclusion [noun]
means "exclusion"
omission, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
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principle [noun]
means "regulation"
canon, rule, standard, test
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rapids [noun]
means "waterfall"
chute, watercourse, trough, cataract, canyon
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ravine [noun]
means "gorge"
chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
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raw [adjective]
means "behaviour"
candid, bold, frank, exposed
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renunciation [noun]
means "denial"
rejection, disavowal, remission, cancellation
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repeal [verb]
means "revoke"
rescind, invalidate, nullify, cancel, negate, annul
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repeal [noun]
means "revocation"
reversal, annulment, invalidation, abolition, cancellation, abrogation
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repudiation [noun]
means "exclusion"
preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, omission, elimination
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rescind [verb]
means "repeal"
revoke, cancel, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall
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retract [verb]
means "neutralise"
neutralize, annul, counteract, cancel, repeal, negate
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retraction [noun]
means "nullification"
invalidation, cancellation, repeal, dissolution, annulment
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revoke [verb]
means "repeal"
cancel, rescind, recant, repudiate, countermand, recall
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rod [noun]
means "fishing rod"
pole, rig, cane, tackle
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roof [noun]
means "protection"
cover, shelter, canopy, ceiling, roofing, thatch
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round [adjective]
means "speech"
open, candid, frank, outspoken, plain, honest
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rug [noun]
means "thing"
cover, carpet, runner, curtain, canopy
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sail [noun]
means "thing"
canvas, jib, cloth, sheet
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savage [noun]
means "animal"
cannibal
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sconce [noun]
means "lustre"
chandelier, candelabrum
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scum [noun]
means "low-class people"
rabble, canaille, trash, dregs
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shaft [noun]
means "rod"
bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, axle
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shrewd [adjective]
means "sly"
canny, clever, crafty, tricky, calculating, cagey
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simplicity [noun]
means "artlessness"
sincerity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
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sincerely [object]
means "openly"
candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, above-board, unequivocally
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sincerity [noun]
means "artlessness"
simplicity, ingenuousness, innocence, naiveté, candour
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skiff [noun]
means "craft"
boat, ship, vessel, dinghy, canoe
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slang [noun]
means "language"
cant
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slant [verb]
means "incline"
lean, tilt, bend, slope, skew, cant
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slighting [noun]
means "exclusion"
preclusion, prohibition, breach, cancellation, repudiation, elimination
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solicit [verb]
means "peddle"
canvass
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solicit votes [verb]
means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, electioneer, campaign
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sore [noun]
means "health"
wound, injury, cut, boil, bruise, canker
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split up [verb]
means "release from matrimony"
annul, separate, divorce, cancel, nullify
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spontaneous [adjective]
means "plain"
informal, candid, extemporaneous, impromptu, unpretentious, unrehearsed
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staff [noun]
means "thing"
rod, cane, pole, club, bar, stave
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statutory [adjective]
means "authorised"
authorized, sanctioned, canonical, orthodox, approved, authoritative
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stave [noun]
means "rod"
cane, pole, club, bar, staff, wand
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straightforward [adjective]
means "frank"
sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, candid, open
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strait [noun]
means "channel"
inlet, canal, sound
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sugarcoat [verb]
means "sweeten"
candy-coat, sugar, honey, candy
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sweetmeat [noun]
means "sweets"
candy
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terminate [verb]
means "abolish"
eliminate, end, stop, cancel
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thrash [verb]
means "whip"
strike, beat, hit, lash, cane, flagellate
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tilt [verb]
means "lean"
tip, list, cant, lurch, dip, slant
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tin foil [noun]
means "aluminum foil"
sweet wrapper, candy wrapper [US], silver paper, wax paper, tin-foil paper, gum wrapper
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touchy [adjective]
means "irritable"
cantankerous, irascible, peevish, grouchy, testy
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transparent [adjective]
means "frank"
candid, honest, open, genuine, guileless, ingenuous
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trot [verb]
means "run"
canter, jog, lope, hurry, amble, keep a steady pace
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trusting [adjective]
means "accepting"
candid, believing, confident, certain, convinced, convincing
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truth [noun]
means "quality"
integrity, honesty, sincerity, candour, frankness, uprightness
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truthful [adjective]
means "genuine"
earnest, sincere, candid, guileless, artless, naive
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truthfulness [noun]
means "sincerity"
openness, frankness, candour, honesty, truth, veracity
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tumor [noun]
means "growth"
cancer, malignancy, tubercle, tumefaction, swelling, aria
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tumour [noun]
means "growth"
swelling, outgrowth, excrescence, cancer
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two-faced [adjective]
means "insincere"
canting, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced
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unbiased [adjective]
means "fair"
upright, honest, impartial, just, candid, unprejudiced
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undo [verb]
means "action"
delete, cancel, omit, efface, expunge, obliterate
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unequivocally [object]
means "openly"
candidly, frankly, honestly, overtly, sincerely, above-board
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unfeigned [adjective]
means "genuine"
candid, sincere, open, direct, guileless, forthright
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unprejudiced [adjective]
means "fair"
upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, candid
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unprompted [adjective]
means "plain"
candid
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unreserved [adjective]
means "frank"
candid, straightforward, open, sincere, guileless, artless
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veracious [adjective]
means "truthful"
earnest, honest, sincere, candid, trustworthy, righteous
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vessel [noun]
means "craft"
boat, ship, skiff, dinghy, canoe
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vocal [adjective]
means "outspoken"
vociferous, assertive, noisy, candid, vehement
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volley [noun]
means "barrage"
cannonade
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watercourse [noun]
means "waterfall"
rapids, chute, trough, cataract, canyon
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wily [adjective]
means "shrewd"
crafty, cagey, canny, sly, tricky, clever
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