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Synonym for "end"

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The synonym end synonymous definition words:
end [verb]
means "stop"
discontinue, pass, cease, halt, vanish, conclude, abort
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end [verb]
means "event"
die, expire, depart, pass away
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end [verb]
means "activity"
finish, fulfil, close, complete, conclude, terminate, wind up
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end [noun]
means "stop"
close, attainment, ending, denouement, completion, finale, conclusion
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end [noun]
means "position"
extremity, bound, cessation, boundary, point, closing, limit, closure
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end [noun]
means "aim"
objective, reason, design, drift, intent, intention, object
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Further results for the word "end"

aftermath [noun]
means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end
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aim [noun]
means "intention"
goal, idea, objective, design, plan, end
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back [noun]
means "position"
rear, end, posterior
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border [noun]
means "position"
boundary, extremity, frontier, confine, limit, end
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bound [noun]
means "border"
brim, end, boundary, mete, limit, verge
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boundary [noun]
means "limit"
border, limitation, confine, bound, end, extent
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break [verb]
means "action"
end
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break off [verb]
means "separate"
end, drop, desert, divorce
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bring to an end [verb]
means "conclude"
close, complete, cease, desist, terminate, end
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cause [noun]
means "aim"
purpose, reason, objective, end, motive, goal
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cease [verb]
means "terminate"
culminate, disappear, end, halt, vanish, discontinue
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cessation [noun]
means "stop"
end, halt, termination, arrest, standstill, pause
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close [verb]
means "stop"
conclude, terminate, consummate, complete, determine, end
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close [noun]
means "stop"
end, conclusion, adjournment, finale, termination
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closing [noun]
means "extremity"
bound, cessation, boundary, point, end, limit
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closure [noun]
means "extremity"
end
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complete [verb]
means "finish"
end, close, clinch, terminate, conclude, consummate
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conclude [verb]
means "bring to an end"
close, complete, cease, desist, terminate, end
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consequence [noun]
means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end
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corollary [noun]
means "consequence"
culmination, end, conclusion, result, upshot
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death [noun]
means "stop"
destruction, cessation, end, finale
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design [noun]
means "view"
reason, notion, aim, thought, end, intent
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desist [verb]
means "cease"
end, stop, finish, quit, surrender, withdraw
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destination [noun]
means "aim"
mission, purpose, butt, objective, end, object
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destiny [noun]
means "future"
necessity, portion, destination, end, doom, fate
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die [verb]
means "activity"
end, vanish
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disrupt [verb]
means "interrupt"
abbreviate, curtail, break, stop, suspend, end
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dissolution [noun]
means "termination"
adjournment, end, ending, dismissal, death
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dissolve [verb]
means "destroy"
break down, crumble, die, disintegrate, dispel, end
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do [verb]
means "activity"
work, end
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drop [verb]
means "action"
separate, end, break off, desert, divorce
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edge [noun]
means "position"
outside, border, boundary, outline, bounds, end
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effect [noun]
means "consequence"
purpose, conclusion, end, aftermath, issue, outcome
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ending [noun]
means "stop"
end, finish, close, termination, completion, conclusion
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eventuate [verb]
means "result"
come about in the end, terminate, happen, conclude, end, befall
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fate [noun]
means "event"
destiny, chance, circumstance, end, doom, fortune
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finish [verb]
means "stop"
conclude, cease, close, end, terminate, complete
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finish [noun]
means "stop"
close, conclusion, end, termination
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fulfil [verb]
means "complete"
conclude, end, finish, terminate
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fulfill [verb]
means "complete"
conclude, end, finish, terminate
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goal [noun]
means "aim"
idea, objective, design, plan, end, object
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intent [noun]
means "purpose"
intention, object, plan, aim, design, end
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intention [noun]
means "purpose"
intent, object, plan, aim, design, end
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issue [noun]
means "effect"
result, outcome, product, consequence, conclusion, end
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karma [noun]
means "destiny"
chance, circumstance, end, doom, fortune, fate
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limit [noun]
means "boundary"
border, limitation, confine, bound, end, extent
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object [noun]
means "aim"
objective, mission, wish, destination, end, goal
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objective [noun]
means "aim"
mission, purpose, butt, destination, end, object
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outside [noun]
means "edge"
border, boundary, outline, bounds, end
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pass [verb]
means "stop"
end, cease, expire, terminate
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periphery [noun]
means "boundary"
extremity, frontier, confine, limit, end, outpost
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perorate [verb]
means "summarize"
summarise, conclude, wind up, recapitulate, close, end
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purpose [noun]
means "aim"
direction, design, prospect, determination, aspiration, end
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repercussion [noun]
means "result"
purpose, outcome, effect, outgrowth, sequence, end
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result [verb]
means "consequence"
end, resolve, eventuate, proceed, arise, ensue
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result [noun]
means "consequence"
outcome, conclusion, end, consummation, effect, product
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sake [noun]
means "consequence"
end
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standstill [noun]
means "cessation"
end, halt, termination, arrest, stop, pause
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stop [verb]
means "action"
halt, end, terminate, discontinue, arrest, restrain, cease, end, desist, finish, quit, surrender
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stop [noun]
means "event"
cessation, end, halt, termination, arrest, standstill
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stump [noun]
means "cut-off trunk"
stem, stub, end, butt, remnant, tree trunk
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target [noun]
means "aim"
ambition, goal, purpose, objective, end, destination
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terminate [verb]
means "finish"
complete, conclude, end, close, eventuate, issue
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terminate [verb]
means "abolish"
eliminate, end, stop, cancel
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termination [noun]
means "dissolution"
adjournment, end, ending, dismissal, death
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tree trunk [noun]
means "cut-off trunk"
stem, stub, end, butt, remnant, stump
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vanish [verb]
means "disappear"
part, cease, stop, pass, recede, end
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view [noun]
means "purpose"
aim, object, intent, reason, intention, end
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wind up [verb]
means "conclude"
terminate, consummate, complete, determine, end, culminate
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commend [verb]
means "promote"
approve, recommend, sanction, advocate, accredit, endorse
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commendation [noun]
means "approbation"
applause, acclaim, approval, acclamation, recommendation, endorsement
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endanger [verb]
means "risk"
hazard, dare, imperil
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endangered [adjective]
means "involved"
implicated, concerned, at stake
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endear [verb]
means "attract"
captivate, charm, enamour, engage, attach
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endearment [noun]
means "fondness"
affection, love
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endeavor [verb]
means "try"
aim, attempt, essay, labour, labor [US], make an effort, seek, strive, struggle
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endeavor [noun]
means "attempt"
study, try, zeal, effort, essay, enterprise, exertion, venture, struggle, trial
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endeavour [verb]
means "try"
aim, attempt, essay, labour, make an effort, seek, strive
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endeavour [noun]
means "attempt"
study, try, zeal, effort, essay, enterprise, exertion
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ended [adjective]
means "dead"
extinguished, terminated, extinct
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endemic [adjective]
means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, transmissible, contagious
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ending [noun]
means "stop"
finale, culmination
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endless [adjective]
means "eternal"
enduring, everlasting, perpetual, undying
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endless [adjective]
means "boundless"
measureless, untold, unbounded, continuous, immeasurable, incessant
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endlessly [object]
means "ceaselessly"
continuously, away, incessantly, forever
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endorse [verb]
means "sanction or approve"
sanction, approve, ratify, confirm, guarantee, support, underwrite
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endorse [verb]
means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, notarise, notarize
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endorsed [adjective]
means "signed"
legalised, legalized, ratified, concluded, sealed, settled, affirmed
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endorsed [adjective]
means "recommended"
sanctioned, approved, validated
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endorsement [noun]
means "certification"
acceptance, affirmation, sanction, warranty, corroboration
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endow [verb]
means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, contribute, kick in
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endowment [noun]
means "donation"
foundation, bequest, grant, gift, bounty, award, benefit
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endowment [noun]
means "ability"
turn, aptitude, bounty, capability, capacity
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endurable [adjective]
means "bearable"
tolerable, sustainable, supportable
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endurance [noun]
means "perseverance"
stamina, fortitude, courage, forbearance
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endurance [noun]
means "durability"
stability, strength, bearing, enduring
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endure [verb]
means "support"
survive, bear, brave, experience, face, withstand
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endure [verb]
means "remain"
stay, hold, continue, exist, last, abide, persist
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endure [verb]
means "experience"
take, allow, brook, permit, submit
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enduring [adjective]
means "permanent"
abiding, constant, stable, lasting, perpetual, everlasting, secure
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never-ending [adjective]
means "everlasting"
endless, perpetual, eternal, timeless, constant, continual
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recommend [verb]
means "approve"
sanction, condone, endorse, advocate, commend, uphold
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recommendation [noun]
means "letter of reference"
testimonial, letter of introduction, certificate, commendation, endorsement
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recommendation [noun]
means "advice"
counsel, suggestion, direction, proposal, approbation, endorsement
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undefended [adjective]
means "unprotected"
perilous, endangered, exposed, vulnerable, dangerous
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unending [adjective]
means "constant"
ceaseless, endless, persistent, eternal, incessant, interminable
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abatement [noun]
means "end"
remission, cessation, ending, suppression, termination
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abiding [adjective]
means "permanent"
constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, everlasting, secure
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ability [noun]
means "competence"
cunning, capability, adequacy, endowment, capacity, genius
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adjourned [adjective]
means "final"
ended, finished, concluded, inactive, closed
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advertisement [noun]
means "announcement"
endorsement, publicity, broadside, handbill, notice
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affirm [verb]
means "agreement"
approve, confirm, endorse, establish, ratify
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affirmation [noun]
means "certification"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, warranty, corroboration
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affirmed [adjective]
means "authorised"
authorized, certified, allowed, approved, endorsed, permitted
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aim [verb]
means "behaviour"
try, endeavour, attempt, propose, strive, intend
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allow [verb]
means "behaviour"
tolerate, endure, bear, indulge, put up with, suffer
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allowance [noun]
means "grant"
endowment, donation, concession, benefaction, scholarship
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allowed [adjective]
means "authorised"
authorized, certified, approved, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
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approve [verb]
means "authorise"
pass, endorse
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approved [adjective]
means "authorized"
authorised, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
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aptitude [noun]
means "ability"
intelligence, gift, intellect, genius, endowment, aptness
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aspire [verb]
means "try"
attempt, make an effort, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
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aspire to [verb]
means "pursue"
seek, attempt, endeavour, desire
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at stake [adjective]
means "involved"
implicated, concerned, endangered
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attach [verb]
means "attraction"
captivate, charm, enamour, engage, endear
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attempt [verb]
means "try"
aspire, make an effort, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
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authorise [verb]
means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back
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authorised [adjective]
means "official"
authorized, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved
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authorize [verb]
means "approve"
legitimate, affirm, sanction, endorse, certify, back
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authorized [adjective]
means "authorised"
official, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved
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award [verb]
means "bestow"
confer, grant, give, endow, present, reward
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back [verb]
means "behaviour"
endorse, favour
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be remembered [verb]
means "live"
endure, persist, prevail, remain, survive, last
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bear [verb]
means "toleration"
abide, suffer, endure, be capable of, sustain, brook
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bear up [verb]
means "advocate"
endorse, back, uphold, further, forward, support
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bequest [noun]
means "gift"
present, donation, gratuity, endowment, grant, boon
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bless [verb]
means "action"
endow, give, bestow, grace, grant, provide
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boundless [adjective]
means "limitless"
unlimited, infinite, eternal, indefinite, endless, immeasurable
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bounty [noun]
means "award"
endowment, prize, benefaction, gift, present
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broadside [noun]
means "announcement"
endorsement, publicity, advertisement, handbill, notice
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brook [verb]
means "allow"
abide, bear, endure, put up with, stand, submit to
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capacity [noun]
means "potential"
endowment, aptitude, ability, competence, genius, aptness
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ceaseless [adjective]
means "continual"
perpetual, incessant, persistent, endless, uninterrupted, unbroken
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certification [noun]
means "affirmation"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, warranty, corroboration
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certified [adjective]
means "authorised"
authorized, approved, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
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certify [verb]
means "verify"
confirm, corroborate, ratify, authenticate, endorse, accredit
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changeless [adjective]
means "constant"
unchanging, enduring, permanent, perpetual, regular, immutable
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closed [adjective]
means "final"
ended, finished, concluded, inactive, adjourned
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collateral [noun]
means "security"
guarantee, money, warrant, endorsement, pledge, promise
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come through [verb]
means "live through"
endure, withstand, survive
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commission [verb]
means "entrust"
endow, empower, invest, charge, promote, delegate
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compliment [noun]
means "commendation"
endorsement, praise, tribute, eulogy, homage, panegyric
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compromise [verb]
means "jeopardize"
jeopardise, imperil, endanger, discredit, hazard, yield
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conclusion [noun]
means "end"
finish, close, termination, completion, ending, finale
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confer [verb]
means "bestow"
endow, award, accord, vouchsafe, present, give
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confirm [verb]
means "ratify"
endorse
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confirmation [noun]
means "sanction"
authorisation, authorization, endorsement, ratification, agreement, approval
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constant [adjective]
means "continual"
perpetual, incessant, persistent, endless, uninterrupted, unbroken
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contagious [adjective]
means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, transmissible, endemic
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continuance [noun]
means "duration"
endurance, continuation, extension, perpetuation
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continue [verb]
means "last"
outlive, endure, outlast, exist, persist, wear
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continuing [adjective]
means "on-going"
persisting, sustaining, enduring, maintaining, progressing, progressive
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contribute [verb]
means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, kick in
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cope with [verb]
means "suffer"
endure, confront, encounter, face, contend with, survive
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countenance [verb]
means "aid"
sustain, invite, abet, endorse, uphold, confirm
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courage [noun]
means "nerve"
guts, spirit, endurance, mettle, firmness, fortitude
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dare [verb]
means "activity"
endanger, make bold, venture
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dead [adjective]
means "state"
ended, extinguished, terminated, extinct
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deathless [adjective]
means "eternal"
undying, everlasting, immortal, enduring, constant
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denouement [noun]
means "resolving"
solution, answering, outcome, resolution, issue, end result
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deputize [verb]
means "entrust"
endow, empower, invest, charge, promote, delegate
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discredit [verb]
means "jeopardise"
jeopardize, imperil, endanger, compromise, hazard, yield
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dispensation [noun]
means "distribution"
allocation, allotment, disbursement, endowment
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donate [verb]
means "contribute"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, kick in
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durability [noun]
means "resistance"
invulnerability, immunity, hardness, endurance, impenetrability, immovability
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effort [noun]
means "application"
attempt, trial, enterprise, struggle, undertaking, endeavour
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enamour [verb]
means "attract"
captivate, charm, attach, engage, endear
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enterprise [noun]
means "venture"
endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, undertaking
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essay [noun]
means "deed"
effort, trial, endeavour, attempt
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establishment [noun]
means "founding"
endowment, institution
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estate [noun]
means "earthly possessions"
inheritance, bequest, legacy, endowment, patrimony, wealth
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eternally [object]
means "in perpetuity"
endlessly, perpetually, continually, infinitely, forever
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eulogy [noun]
means "commendation"
endorsement, praise, tribute, compliment, homage, panegyric
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everlasting [adjective]
means "permanent"
constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, stable, secure
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exert [verb]
means "strain"
strive, labour, try, endeavour
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experience [verb]
means "undergo"
brave, encounter, have, sense, endure, see
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expose [verb]
means "action"
jeopardize, jeopardise, make liable, endanger, imperil, lay open
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extinct [adjective]
means "vanished"
dead, bygone, ended, defunct, gone, departed
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fast [adjective]
means "state"
permanent, enduring, eternal, lasting
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finale [noun]
means "end"
finish, close, termination, completion, ending, conclusion
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flair [noun]
means "ability"
intelligence, gift, intellect, genius, endowment, aptness
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forever [object]
means "ceaselessly"
continuously, endlessly, incessantly, eternally
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forte [noun]
means "potential"
endowment, aptitude, ability, competence, genius, aptness
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foundation [noun]
means "establishment"
endowment, institution, organisation, organization, settlement, institute
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general [adjective]
means "widespread"
extensive, broad, limitless, endless, inclusive, comprehensive
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go on [verb]
means "activity"
endure, continue, abide, keep on, persevere, persist
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grant [noun]
means "gift"
present, donation, gratuity, endowment, bequest, boon
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hammer away at [verb]
means "persevere"
endeavour
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hazard [verb]
means "risk"
endanger, dare, imperil
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heritage [noun]
means "tradition"
culture, custom, convention, fashion, endowment
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hold [verb]
means "activity"
continue, carry on, endure, persist, remain, maintain
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immeasurable [adjective]
means "limitless"
unlimited, infinite, eternal, boundless, endless, indefinite
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implicated [adjective]
means "involved"
at stake, concerned, endangered
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in danger [adjective]
means "at risk"
endangered, threatened, in jeopardy, hazarded, not out of the woods, imperiled
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in perpetuity [object]
means "eternally"
endlessly, perpetually, continually, infinitely, forever
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incessant [adjective]
means "continual"
perpetual, constant, persistent, endless, uninterrupted, unbroken
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incessantly [object]
means "ceaselessly"
continuously, endlessly, away, forever
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indefinite [adjective]
means "limitless"
unlimited, infinite, eternal, boundless, endless, immeasurable
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infinite [adjective]
means "limitless"
unlimited, indefinite, eternal, boundless, endless, immeasurable
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infinitely [object]
means "in perpetuity"
endlessly, perpetually, continually, eternally, forever
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institution [noun]
means "establishment"
endowment, foundation, organisation, organization, settlement, institute
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insurance [noun]
means "security"
guarantee, money, warrant, endorsement, pledge, promise
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interminable [adjective]
means "continual"
ceaseless, constant, endless, eternal, monotonous, dull
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invest [verb]
means "action"
empower, endow, authorise, authorize, qualify, vest
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invulnerability [noun]
means "durability"
resistance, immunity, hardness, endurance, impenetrability, immovability
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kick in [verb]
means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, contribute
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largesse [noun]
means "donation"
gift, endowment, present, contribution
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last [verb]
means "state"
continue, endure, persevere, persist, remain, perpetuate
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lasting [adjective]
means "permanent"
enduring, eternal, fast
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lavish [verb]
means "bestow"
waste, squander, profligate, dissipate, expend, endow
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legalise [verb]
means "authorise"
authorize, endorse, justify, legitimate, legalize
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legalize [verb]
means "authorise"
authorize, endorse, justify, legalise, legitimate
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legitimate [verb]
means "authorize"
authorise, endorse, justify, legalise, legalize
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limitless [adjective]
means "indefinite"
unlimited, infinite, eternal, boundless, endless, immeasurable
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live [verb]
means "state"
be remembered, endure, persist, prevail, remain, survive
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live down [verb]
means "overcome"
survive, endure
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long-lived [adjective]
means "permanent"
eternal, lasting, enduring, perpetual, stable, perennial
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lump [verb]
means "abide"
endure, stomach, digest, brook
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make an effort [verb]
means "try"
aspire, attempt, endeavour, strive, essay, seek
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measureless [adjective]
means "limitless"
boundless, endless, indefinite, immeasurable, infinite, unending
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myriad [adjective]
means "innumerable"
infinite, endless, indefinite, multiple, variable
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narrow [adjective]
means "property"
precarious, close, dangerous, perilous, near, endangered
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native [adjective]
means "indigenous"
aboriginal, original, endemic, autochthonous, primitive, primary
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nerve [noun]
means "state"
courage, guts, spirit, endurance, mettle, firmness
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non-stop [adjective]
means "ceaseless"
constant, unremitting, endless, incessant, continuous
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notarise [verb]
means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, endorse, notarize
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notarize [verb]
means "inscribe one's signature"
countersign, notarise, endorse
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numberless [adjective]
means "limitless"
multitude, countless, endless, infinite, many, innumerable
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official [adjective]
means "authorized"
authorised, ordered, endorsed, sanctioned, approved
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officially [object]
means "authorized"
certified, endorsed
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out [object]
means "stop"
accomplished, finished, ended, completely, totally, fulfilled
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outlast [verb]
means "last"
outlive, endure, continue, exist, persist, wear
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outlive [verb]
means "last"
continue, endure, outlast, exist, persist, wear
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outwear [verb]
means "outlast"
outlive, survive, endure, hold up, last, continue
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over [object]
means "stop"
done, concluded, accomplished, ended, completed, finished
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perdurable [adjective]
means "permanent"
eternal, lasting, enduring, perpetual, stable, perennial
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permanent [adjective]
means "stable"
constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, everlasting, secure
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permanently [object]
means "once and for all"
enduringly, for all time, forever, forevermore, perpetually
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permit [verb]
means "agreement"
authorize, endure, license
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perpetual [adjective]
means "continual"
constant, incessant, persistent, endless, uninterrupted, unbroken
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perpetually [object]
means "constantly"
forever, unceasingly, enduringly, permanently, incessantly, continuously
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perpetuation [noun]
means "duration"
endurance, continuation, extension, continuance
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persist [verb]
means "remain"
hold, continue, exist, last, abide, endure
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persistence [noun]
means "steadfastness"
perseverance, continuance, endurance, stamina, tenacity
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persistent [adjective]
means "tenacious"
enduring, dogged, immovable, insistent, indefatigable, persevering
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portion [verb]
means "allot"
apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, parcel out, endow
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power [noun]
means "ability"
skill, arm, capability, endowment, beef, capacity
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present [verb]
means "give"
bestow, confer, donate, endow, grant
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pursue [verb]
means "aspire to"
seek, attempt, endeavour, desire
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put up with [verb]
means "tolerate"
endure, bear, indulge, allow, suffer, humour
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ratification [noun]
means "sanction"
authorisation, authorization, endorsement, confirmation, agreement, approval
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ratify [verb]
means "approve"
support, sanction, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise
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react [verb]
means "feeling"
experience, endure, get involved, take it, behave
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receive [verb]
means "undergo"
experience, endure, abide, stand, bear, suffer
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reference [noun]
means "recommendation"
endorsement, testimonial, approval, certificate, tribute
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remain [verb]
means "duration"
endure, continue, last, stay, prevail, abide
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resistance [noun]
means "durability"
invulnerability, immunity, hardness, endurance, impenetrability, immovability
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resolution [noun]
means "resolving"
solution, answering, outcome, denouement, issue, end result
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resolving [noun]
means "resolution"
solution, answering, outcome, denouement, issue, end result
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risk [verb]
means "action"
gamble, jeopardise, jeopardize, imperil, endanger, chance
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sanction [verb]
means "approve"
support, ratify, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise
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sanctioned [adjective]
means "authorised"
authorized, certified, allowed, affirmed, endorsed, permitted
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seek [verb]
means "try"
endeavour, attempt
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shot [noun]
means "aim"
attempt, endeavour, reach, range, chance, try
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side with [verb]
means "joining"
endorse, espouse, choose, help, incline towards
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sign [verb]
means "acknowledgement"
endorse, confirm, approve, acknowledge, inscribe, initial
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spartan [adjective]
means "heroically brave"
brave, enduring, heroic, bold, courageous, fearless
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spreading [adjective]
means "communicable"
catching, infectious, contagious, epidemic, transmissible, endemic
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stable [adjective]
means "quality"
permanent, constant, enduring, lasting, perpetual, everlasting
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stand [verb]
means "process"
endure, hold, bear, sustain, undergo, outlast
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stomach [verb]
means "bear"
abide, brook, endure, stand, suffer, forbear
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strain [verb]
means "exert"
strive, labour, try, endeavour
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strive [verb]
means "try"
endeavour, attempt, aim, toil, struggle, essay
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struggle [noun]
means "effort"
exertion, endeavour, strive, labour, pains
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submit to [verb]
means "allow"
abide, bear, endure, put up with, stand, brook
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subsistence [noun]
means "existence"
endurance, nourishment, living, sustenance, continuance, survival
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suffer [verb]
means "toleration"
sustain, endure, tolerate, bear, stand, stomach
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supplied [adjective]
means "furnished"
outfitted, given, equipped, provided, rigged, endowed
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support [verb]
means "advocate"
endorse, back, uphold, further, forward, bear up
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supportable [adjective]
means "tolerable"
sufferable, endurable, livable, bearable, acceptable, excusable
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suppression [noun]
means "end"
remission, cessation, ending, abatement, termination
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sure [adjective]
means "quality"
enduring, fast
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survival [noun]
means "staying alive"
endurance, subsistence, continuation, lasting, durability
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tackle [verb]
means "undertake"
dig in, attempt, endeavour, plunge into
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take it [verb]
means "feel"
experience, endure, get involved, react
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testimonial [noun]
means "recommendation"
endorsement, reference, approval, certificate, tribute
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threaten [verb]
means "forebode"
endanger, menace, foreshadow, impend, prognosticate, augur
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transfuse [verb]
means "instil"
permeate, inject, suffuse, imbue, endow, infuse
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transmissible [adjective]
means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, contagious, endemic
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trial [noun]
means "event"
endeavour, effort, attempt, essay, struggle
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try [verb]
means "activity"
attempt, endeavour, strive, assay, offer, essay
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ubiquitous [adjective]
means "widespread"
extensive, broad, limitless, endless, inclusive, comprehensive
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unbounded [adjective]
means "unlimited"
immense, immeasurable, endless, limitless, vast, infinite
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unchanging [adjective]
means "constant"
changeless, enduring, permanent, perpetual, regular, immutable
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undergo [verb]
means "tolerate"
abide, suffer, endure, be capable of, sustain, brook
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undertaking [noun]
means "venture"
endeavour, plan, performance, project, scheme, enterprise
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underwrite [verb]
means "sanction or approve"
endorse
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undying [adjective]
means "eternal"
enduring, everlasting, perpetual, endless
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uninterrupted [adjective]
means "continual"
perpetual, incessant, persistent, endless, constant, unbroken
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unlimited [adjective]
means "boundless"
infinite, limitless, vast, extensive, endless, unconstrained
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unremitting [adjective]
means "ceaseless"
constant, non-stop, endless, incessant, continuous
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up against it [adjective]
means "in trouble"
suffering, enduring, distressed, troubled, concerned
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uphold [verb]
means "maintain"
advocate, support, sustain, endorse, vindicate, bolster
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validate [verb]
means "verify"
prove, establish, authenticate, confirm, substantiate, endorse
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vanished [adjective]
means "extinct"
dead, bygone, ended, defunct, gone, departed
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venture [verb]
means "risk"
gamble, imperil, jeopardise, jeopardize, endanger, hazard
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vigor [noun]
means "strength"
endurance, puissance, stalwartness, lustiness, intensity
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vigour [noun]
means "strength"
power, potency, stamina, energy, vehemence, endurance
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visa [noun]
means "thing"
endorsement, permit, signed passport, authorisation, authorization
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vouchsafe [verb]
means "bestow"
endow, award, accord, confer, present, give
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warranty [noun]
means "certification"
acceptance, endorsement, sanction, affirmation, corroboration
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withstand [verb]
means "support"
survive, bear, brave, experience, face, endure
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year after year [object]
means "each year"
regularly, continuously, endlessly
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