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Synonym for "main"

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The synonym main synonymous definition words:
main [noun]
means "thing"
channel, conduit, duct, pipe
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main [noun]
means "sea"
ocean, high seas
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main [noun]
means "property"
strength, force, might, power, effort
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main [adjective]
means "position"
capital, cardinal, principal, chief, primary, paramount, leading, foremost
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broad [adjective]
means "property"
chief, general, important, main, obvious
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capital [adjective]
means "chief"
leading, main, major, primary, vital, foremost
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cardinal [adjective]
means "principal"
fundamental, central, chief, leading, main, primary
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chief [adjective]
means "characteristic"
principal, fundamental, central, cardinal, leading, main
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conduit [noun]
means "channel"
main, duct, pipe
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direct [adjective]
means "property"
open, main, categorical, naked, downright, officious
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great [adjective]
means "position"
chief, main, principal, grand, leading
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head [adjective]
means "characteristic"
main, principal
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high [adjective]
means "position"
chief, head, main, principal
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high seas [noun]
means "sea"
ocean, main
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major [adjective]
means "position"
important, main, principal, significant, influential
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master [adjective]
means "characteristic"
major, chief, principal, excellent, leading, main
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paramount [adjective]
means "principal"
chief, primary, main, leading, foremost, capital
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primary [adjective]
means "principal"
chief, first, highest, main
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main road [noun]
means "thoroughfare"
highway, artery, conduit, passage
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mainly [adjective]
means "emphasis"
chiefly, largely, primarily, mostly, overall, predominantly, principally, essentially
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mainstay [noun]
means "brace"
prop, column, support, buttress, strut, stay
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maintain [verb]
means "persevere"
provide, sustain, save, retain, uphold, preserve, keep up
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maintain [verb]
means "affirm"
declare, state, assert, contend, claim, hold, allege
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maintenance [noun]
means "upkeep"
preservation, subsistence, continuance
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maintenance [noun]
means "sustenance"
support, subsistence, living, livelihood, provisions, victuals, food
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accept [verb]
means "knowledge"
believe, hold, maintain, embrace, trust, swallow
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affirm [verb]
means "affirmation"
assert, declare, swear, maintain, warrant, aver
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allege [verb]
means "speech"
testify, attest, certify, plead, maintain, witness
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anchor [noun]
means "thing"
base, mainstay, support, hold, weight, stay
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argue [verb]
means "contention"
maintain, say, contend, assert, claim, explain
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artery [noun]
means "thoroughfare"
highway, main road, conduit, passage
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assert [verb]
means "aver"
contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege
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assert [verb]
means "assure"
claim, maintain, uphold, advance, defend, pledge
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asseverate [verb]
means "aver"
contend, state, affirm, declare, maintain, allege
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aver [verb]
means "assert"
declare, swear, maintain, warrant, affirm, claim
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believing [adjective]
means "accepting"
assuming, holding a view, maintaining, presuming, under the impression, putting faith in
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body [noun]
means "matter"
main part, majority, bulk, assembly, core, substance
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cache [verb]
means "hide"
conceal, store, lay away, accumulate, save, maintain
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champion [verb]
means "defend"
protect, maintain, uphold, support, advocate
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claim [verb]
means "affirmation"
assert, declare, maintain, affirm, profess, pronounce
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conservation [noun]
means "preservation"
husbandry, saving, economy, maintenance, frugality, thrift
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conserve [verb]
means "keep"
protect, safeguard, preserve, maintain, save
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contend [verb]
means "assert"
insist, claim, maintain, allege, warrant, charge
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continue [verb]
means "sustain"
hold, maintain, keep, preserve, carry on, protract
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continuing [adjective]
means "on-going"
persisting, sustaining, enduring, maintaining, progressing, progressive
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earmark [verb]
means "set aside"
reserve, allocate, keep back, maintain, designate
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frugality [noun]
means "preservation"
husbandry, conservation, economy, maintenance, saving, thrift
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gripping [adjective]
means "keeping"
holding, retaining, maintaining, grasping
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have [verb]
means "activity"
assert, asseverate, aver, hold, maintain, testify
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hold [verb]
means "activity"
continue, carry on, endure, persist, remain, maintain
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hold [noun]
means "possession"
maintenance, occupancy
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holding [adjective]
means "keeping"
gripping, retaining, maintaining, grasping
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in particular [adjective]
means "especially"
particularly, chiefly, principally, specifically, mainly
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insist [verb]
means "speech"
assert, contend, claim, maintain, allege, warrant
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keep [verb]
means "action"
hold, restrain, detain, maintain, retain, reserve
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largely [object]
means "chiefly"
mainly, primarily, mostly, overall, predominantly, principally
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lifeline [noun]
means "salvation"
mainstay, sustenance, safeguard, preservation, husbandry, maintenance
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occupy [verb]
means "state"
maintain, remain, tenant, reside, live in, take up
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operation [noun]
means "administration"
guidance, superintendence, ordering, order, maintenance, supervision
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persevere [verb]
means "proceed"
pursue, continue, carry on, persist, maintain
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preservation [noun]
means "saving"
husbandry, conservation, economy, maintenance, frugality, thrift
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pretension [noun]
means "pretext"
motive, allegation, maintenance, ostentation
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profess [verb]
means "assert"
declare, maintain, affirm, claim, pronounce, aver
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pronounce [verb]
means "assert"
maintain
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protract [verb]
means "sustain"
hold, maintain, keep, preserve, carry on, continue
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pursue [verb]
means "proceed"
persevere, continue, carry on, persist, maintain
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retain [verb]
means "keep"
hold, detain, maintain, preserve, reserve, withhold
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retaining [adjective]
means "keeping"
gripping, holding, maintaining, grasping
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salvation [noun]
means "lifeline"
mainstay, sustenance, safeguard, preservation, husbandry, maintenance
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save [verb]
means "protection"
keep, protect, safeguard, preserve, maintain, conserve
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saving [noun]
means "preservation"
husbandry, conservation, economy, maintenance, frugality, thrift
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say [verb]
means "affirmation"
maintain, assert, hold, allege, affirm, answer
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strut [noun]
means "support"
brace, prop, mainstay, stretcher
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subsidise [verb]
means "finance"
support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist
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subsidize [verb]
means "finance"
support, maintain, sponsor, fund, back, assist
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subsistence [noun]
means "means of support"
livelihood, support, maintenance, room and board, earnings
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support [verb]
means "help"
aid, assist, advocate, maintain, relieve, succour
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support [noun]
means "livelihood"
provision, sustenance, living, subsistence, keep, maintenance
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support [noun]
means "brace"
prop, column, mainstay, buttress, strut, stay
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sustain [verb]
means "nourish"
nurture, support, subsist, maintain
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thoroughfare [noun]
means "artery"
highway, main road, conduit, passage
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thrift [noun]
means "preservation"
husbandry, conservation, economy, maintenance, frugality, saving
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upheld [adjective]
means "confirmed"
corroborated, advanced, maintained
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urge [verb]
means "language"
allege, maintain, assert, declare, asseverate, aver
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vindicate [verb]
means "defend"
substantiate, justify, maintain, support, uphold, corroborate
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