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Synonym for "part"

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The synonym part synonymous definition words:
part [verb]
means "activity"
portion, share, apportion, allot, deal out, distribute, mete out, parcel out, dissociate, divide, break, cleave, detach, disconnect, disjoin
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part [verb]
means "action"
pass on, quit, depart, withdraw, die, go, leave, pass away
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part [noun]
means "section"
division, district, partition, quarter, segment, region
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part [noun]
means "quantity"
allotment, quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend, interest, participation
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part [noun]
means "principle"
duty, charge, function, office, responsibility, role
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part [noun]
means "people"
role, character, impersonation, personification
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part [noun]
means "amount"
fraction, moiety, piece, component, cut, constituent, division, element
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Further results for the word "part"

apportionment [noun]
means "portion"
allotment, allowance, share, division, part, serving
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behalf [noun]
means "interest"
part, welfare, support, profit, favour, concern
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branch [noun]
means "section"
department, dialect, chapter, member, outpost, part
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charge [noun]
means "activity"
duty, part, commission, responsibility, office, employment
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compartment [noun]
means "section"
partition, portion, part, subdivision, division, department
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concern [noun]
means "affair"
part, business, interest, matter, problem, duty
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constituent [noun]
means "component"
element, ingredient, part
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depart [verb]
means "movement"
go, part, absent, pass, retreat, leave
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detail [noun]
means "thing"
part, item, aspect, article, particular, singularity
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determinant [noun]
means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, factor
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die [verb]
means "activity"
disappear, part, cease, stop, pass, recede
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distribute [verb]
means "arrange"
part, group, portion, categorise, categorize, file
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divide [verb]
means "action"
disjoin, part
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division [noun]
means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part
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duty [noun]
means "profession"
work, part, business, place, function, task
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estrange [verb]
means "withdraw"
withdrawn, separate, part, withhold, leave
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factor [noun]
means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, determinant
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gape [verb]
means "split"
cleave, divide, part, separate, crack, open
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impersonation [noun]
means "role"
character, part, personification
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ingredient [noun]
means "component"
element, constituent, part
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instalment [noun]
means "serialized story"
serialised story, episode, part, section, chapter, portion
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leg [noun]
means "thing"
part
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limb [noun]
means "body"
leg, appendage, extremity, arm, wing, part
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member [noun]
means "section"
part, component, constituent, element, branch, portion
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moiety [noun]
means "half"
part, division, cut, section, fraction, member
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movement [noun]
means "rhythm"
division, motion, part, section, tempo, time
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organ [noun]
means "thing"
vital part, component, member, part, process
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parish [noun]
means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part
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participation [noun]
means "allotment"
part
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person [noun]
means "people"
character, part, role
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personification [noun]
means "role"
character, impersonation, part
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piece [noun]
means "section"
part, fragment, portion, quantity, scrap, segment
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portion [noun]
means "piece"
bit, fragment, morsel, part, scrap, section
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quasi [adjective]
means "almost"
apparently, seeming, part, sort of, supposedly, semi
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remnant [noun]
means "scrap"
piece, part, shred
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role [noun]
means "model"
part, character, impersonation, personification
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section [noun]
means "division"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part
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segment [noun]
means "portion"
section, fragment, division, part
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share [noun]
means "quantity"
portion, allotment, allowance, apportionment, division, part
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unit [noun]
means "thing"
system, complement, element, component, member, part
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vanish [verb]
means "disappear"
part, cease, stop, pass, recede, end
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in part [adjective]
means "partly"
fractionally, incompletely, somewhat, relatively, comparatively, partially
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in particular [adjective]
means "especially"
particularly, chiefly, principally, specifically, mainly
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part of speech [noun]
means "grammar"
noun, adjective, verb
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partake [verb]
means "share"
participate, experience, cooperate, receive
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parted [adjective]
means "split"
perforated, cleft
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parti-coloured [adjective]
means "variegated"
mottled, multi-coloured, kaleidoscopic, prismatic, varicoloured, colourful, brilliant
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partial [adjective]
means "unfinished"
imperfect, incomplete, limited
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partial [adjective]
means "component"
constituent
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partial [adjective]
means "biased"
influenced, prejudiced, unfair, unjust
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partiality [noun]
means "fondness"
bent, inclination, leaning, liking, predilection, preference, tendency
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partiality [noun]
means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, one-sidedness, prejudice, unfairness
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partially [object]
means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, halfway
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participant [noun]
means "litigant"
contractor, agent, party
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participate [verb]
means "partake"
aid, share, cooperate, concur
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participate [verb]
means "compete"
engage, strive, play
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participation [noun]
means "allotment"
quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend, interest
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participator [noun]
means "participant"
co-operator, associate
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particle [noun]
means "scrap"
modicum, ace, shred, crumb, bit, damn, grain
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particle [noun]
means "atom"
electron, molecule, neutron, positron
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particular [noun]
means "detail"
circumstance, specification, feature, item, particularity, point
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particular [adjective]
means "specific"
especial, certain, special, personal
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particular [adjective]
means "notable"
extraordinary, marked, noteworthy, odd, peculiar, singular, strange
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particular [adjective]
means "individual"
single, intrinsic, discrete, singular, distinct, one, separate
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particular [adjective]
means "fastidious"
choosy, critical, dainty, discriminating, finical, finicky
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particular [adjective]
means "exact"
detailed, meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive
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particular [adjective]
means "distinctive"
characteristic, especial, exceptional
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particularise [verb]
means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise, itemize
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particularise [verb]
means "individualise"
individualize, separate, differentiate
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particularity [noun]
means "disposition"
character, singularity, individuality
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particularize [verb]
means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise, itemize
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particularize [verb]
means "individualise"
individualize, separate, differentiate
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particularly [object]
means "specially"
principally, especially, exceptionally
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particularly [object]
means "individually"
notably, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
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particularly [object]
means "exactly"
precisely, strictly, in detail
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particulars [noun]
means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, circumstances, surroundings
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parting [noun]
means "division"
severance, separation
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parting [noun]
means "departure"
adieu, farewell, split, good-bye, leave-taking
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parting [adjective]
means "departing"
farewell, good-bye
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partisan [noun]
means "supporter"
sympathiser, sympathizer, adherent, sycophant, disciple, zealot, follower, backer
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partisan [adjective]
means "factional"
biased, partial, fanatic, warped, unreasoning, blind
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partition [verb]
means "divide"
apportion, deal out, mete out, parcel out, portion, separate, share
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partition [noun]
means "wall"
barrier, screen
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partition [noun]
means "part"
piece, section, segment
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partition [noun]
means "division"
disjunction, separation
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partition [noun]
means "distribution"
allotment, apportionment, division, portion, share
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partner [noun]
means "spouse"
husband, wife
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partner [noun]
means "cohort"
co-worker, accessory, ally, accomplice, comrade, confrere, associate
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partnership [noun]
means "contract"
agreement, settlement, pact, understanding, arrangement, deal, bargain
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partnership [noun]
means "company"
corporation, merger, syndicate, cartel, co-op, cooperative
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partnership [noun]
means "alliance"
fraternity, association, fellowship, society, union, brotherhood, coterie
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parts [noun]
means "region"
district, quarter, section
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parturition [noun]
means "birth"
bearing young, delivery, childbearing, nativity
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party [noun]
means "person"
litigant, contractor, agent, participant
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party [noun]
means "people"
alliance, body, circle, clique, combination, coterie, faction, league
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party [noun]
means "group"
gathering, band, assemblage, multitude, assembly, mob, company
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party [noun]
means "entertainment"
amusement, diversion, performance, carousal
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party [noun]
means "affair"
soiree, gala, fete, ball, fun, banquet, social
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acquaintance [noun]
means "friend"
crony, associate, colleague, pal, companion, partner
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adieu [noun]
means "departure"
parting, farewell, split, good-bye, leave-taking
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affair [noun]
means "society"
gathering, entertainment, party, rendezvous, event, happening
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affection [noun]
means "inclination"
partiality
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affiliate [noun]
means "associate"
colleague, co-worker, assistant, partner, agency, fellow
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ally [noun]
means "people"
associate, supporter, backer, accessory, partner, confederate
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apportion [verb]
means "distribute"
partition
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appropriate [adjective]
means "individual"
particular, proper, peculiar, intrinsic, unique
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atom [noun]
means "thing"
fragment, bit, particle, mite, whit, mote, particle, molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, iota
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attendance [noun]
means "presence"
participation, appearance, coming
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bacchanal [noun]
means "orgy"
revelry, spree, debauch, feast, party
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backer [noun]
means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, champion
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bead [noun]
means "drop"
dot, grain, pellet, particle, droplet
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bias [noun]
means "inclination"
partiality
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bigot [noun]
means "dogmatist"
partisan
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birth [noun]
means "reproduction"
parturition, bearing young, delivery, childbearing, nativity
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bit [noun]
means "thing"
piece, fraction, fragment, grain, crumb, particle
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blowout [noun]
means "riot"
spree, party
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break [noun]
means "nature"
breach, cleft, parting, flaw, chasm, crack
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business [noun]
means "company"
partnership
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careful [adjective]
means "accurate"
precise, exact, punctilious, strict, particular, finical
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carouse [verb]
means "have a party"
party, celebrate, revel, rejoice, whoop it up
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cartel [noun]
means "aggregation"
partnership
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celebrate [verb]
means "have a party"
party, carouse, revel, rejoice, whoop it up
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champion [noun]
means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
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characteristic [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
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characteristically [object]
means "individually"
notably, particularly, especially, separately, singly, specially
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chary [adjective]
means "fastidious"
choosy, particular, scrupulous
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chiefly [object]
means "mainly"
eminently, especially, mostly, particularly, primarily, principally
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childbed [noun]
means "confinement"
accouchement, delivery, parturition
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choosy [adjective]
means "fastidious"
chary, particular, scrupulous
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circle [noun]
means "people"
group, set, coterie, party, clique, club
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circumstances [noun]
means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, particulars, surroundings
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circumstantial [adjective]
means "detailed"
minute, precise, thorough, particular
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cleft [adjective]
means "split"
perforated, parted
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co-worker [noun]
means "associate"
colleague, affiliate, assistant, partner, agency, fellow
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cohort [noun]
means "associate"
companion, partner, ally, friend, contemporary, comrade
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collaboration [noun]
means "agreement"
partnership
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companion [noun]
means "associate"
partner
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company [noun]
means "corporation"
partnership
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component [adjective]
means "composing"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, elemental
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composing [adjective]
means "component"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, elemental
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concentration [noun]
means "collection"
gathering, company, group, congregation, band, party
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concern [noun]
means "company"
partnership
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concert [noun]
means "agreement"
partnership
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concrete [adjective]
means "actual"
specific, particular, real, accurate, definite, solid
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confinement [noun]
means "childbed"
accouchement, delivery, parturition
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conglomerate [noun]
means "aggregation"
partnership
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congregation [noun]
means "collection"
gathering, company, group, concentration, band, party
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conscientious [adjective]
means "careful"
thorough, painstaking, punctilious, particular, meticulous, prudent
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contractor [noun]
means "litigant"
party, agent, participant
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corporation [noun]
means "company"
partnership
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coterie [noun]
means "group"
set, circle, party, clique, club, company
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critical [adjective]
means "precise"
particular
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crumb [noun]
means "piece"
fraction, fragment, grain, bit, particle, speck
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dainty [adjective]
means "fastidious"
refined, particular, ladylike, scrupulous, tasteful
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defender [noun]
means "champion"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
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deferred [adjective]
means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, funded
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descriptive [adjective]
means "exact"
meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, particular
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detail [verb]
means "activity"
itemise, itemize, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal
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devotion [noun]
means "affection"
party, attachment
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difficult [adjective]
means "fastidious"
particular
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disciple [noun]
means "follower"
partisan, learner, adherent, believer, pupil, scholar
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disconnection [noun]
means "separation"
division, parting, interruption, cessation, cleavage, disruption
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discrete [adjective]
means "single"
only, particular, different, distinct, dissimilar, diverse
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distinct [adjective]
means "single"
only, particular, different, discrete, dissimilar, diverse
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distinguishing [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, characteristic, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
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disunion [noun]
means "disconnection"
separation, division, detachment, divorce, partition
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divide [verb]
means "allocation"
dole, partition
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divide [verb]
means "activity"
arrange, articulate, partition, classify, distinguish, distribute
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division [noun]
means "boundary"
rank, demarcation, mark, partition
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division [noun]
means "allotment"
portion, detachment, apportionment, cutting, distribution, partition
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divorce [noun]
means "separation"
partition, dissociation, annulment
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droplet [noun]
means "drop"
dot, grain, pellet, particle, bead
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each [adjective]
means "quantity"
every, all, any, separate, particular, individual
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elaborate [verb]
means "refine"
labour, specify, develop, decorate, particularise, particularize
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electron [noun]
means "particle in an atom"
atom, neutron, proton, particle
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element [noun]
means "component"
particle
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elemental [adjective]
means "composing"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, component
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enthusiasm [noun]
means "cooperation"
help, devotion, participation
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enthusiast [noun]
means "devotee"
monomaniac, partisan, bug, rooter, fan, supporter
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especially [object]
means "specially"
principally, particularly, exceptionally
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every [object]
means "quantity"
each, all, any, separate, particular, individual
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exceptionally [object]
means "specially"
principally, especially, particularly
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exclusive [adjective]
means "fastidious"
particular, correct
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exclusively [object]
means "alone"
wholly, entirely, only, except, solely, particularly
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expectant [adjective]
means "pregnant"
gravid, expecting, parturient, with child, enceinte
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faction [noun]
means "group of dissidents"
camp, party, combine, cabal, bloc, conspiracy
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farewell [object]
means "departing"
parting, good-bye
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favor [noun]
means "preference"
bias, partiality, patronage, prejudice
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favoritism [noun]
means "bias"
partiality, unfair preference, preferential treatment, inequity, inclination
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favour [noun]
means "preference"
bias, partiality, patronage, prejudice
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favouritism [noun]
means "bias"
partiality, inequity, inclination
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firm [noun]
means "thing"
partnership
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fling [noun]
means "brief excess"
party, good time, rush, indulgence, celebration
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follower [noun]
means "disciple"
adherent, apostle, recruit, partisan, proselyte, pupil
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foursome [noun]
means "group of four"
group, team, ensemble, quartet, party
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fraction [noun]
means "piece"
bit, fragment, grain, crumb, particle, speck
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function [noun]
means "reception"
celebration, meeting, party
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funded [adjective]
means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, deferred
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fussy [adjective]
means "hard to please"
careful, conscientious, exact, fastidious, meticulous, particular
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gala [noun]
means "festivity"
celebration, party, function, reception, affair, carnival
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gang [noun]
means "group"
company, crew, band, crowd, party, set
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genitalia [noun]
means "genitals"
private parts, parts
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grain [noun]
means "thing"
particle, bit, pellet, speck, fragment, grit
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group [noun]
means "people"
crew, party
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halfway [object]
means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, partially
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halfway [adjective]
means "incomplete"
partial, unsatisfactory, insufficiently, midway, in part
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halve [verb]
means "cut in two"
bisect, cleave, divide, partition, split, divide by two
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henchman [noun]
means "faithful follower"
follower, accessory, aid, associate, partner, disciple
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house [noun]
means "place"
business, establishment, company, partnership, firm, corporation
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idiosyncratic [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, characteristic, particular
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illustrative [adjective]
means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
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imbibe [verb]
means "absorb"
drink, partake, take in, receive, swallow
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in detail [object]
means "exactly"
precisely, strictly, particularly
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individual [adjective]
means "single"
separate, singular, specific, distinct, particular, personal
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individuality [noun]
means "disposition"
character, singularity, particularity
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individualize [verb]
means "individualise"
particularise, separate, differentiate
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inequity [noun]
means "bias"
partiality, favouritism, inclination
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ins [noun]
means "details"
particulars
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insufficiently [object]
means "incomplete"
partial, unsatisfactory, halfway, midway, in part
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itemise [verb]
means "detail"
itemize, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal, enumerate
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itemize [verb]
means "itemise"
detail, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal, enumerate
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kit [noun]
means "set of useful items"
set, parts, tools, collection, material, assortment
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labour [noun]
means "childbirth"
childbearing, delivery, parturition, travail
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ladylike [adjective]
means "fastidious"
refined, particular, dainty, scrupulous, tasteful
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leaning [noun]
means "tendency"
partiality, propensity, predilection, penchant, predisposition, bias
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lend oneself to [verb]
means "cooperate"
agree to, consent, participate, collaborate, agree
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liking [noun]
means "affection"
fondness, favour, partiality, preference, tendency, propensity
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litigant [noun]
means "party"
contractor, agent, participant
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lone [adjective]
means "unity"
one, single, sole, particular, unique
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man [noun]
means "person"
partner, lover, spouse, husband, boyfriend, married man
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markedly [adjective]
means "considerably"
notably, particularly, especially
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meticulous [adjective]
means "exact"
particular, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive
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mingle [verb]
means "socialize"
socialise, fraternise, fraternize, associate, participate
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minimum [noun]
means "smallest"
least, lowest, iota, modicum, trifle, particle
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minutiae [noun]
means "trivia"
particulars, details
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misjudgment [noun]
means "prejudice"
bias, partiality, unfairness
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modicum [noun]
means "little"
bit, trifle, dash, pinch, particle
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molecule [noun]
means "unit"
particle, bit, fragment, iota, jot, speck
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molecule [noun]
means "atom"
electron, particle
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mostly [object]
means "often"
chiefly, customarily, regularly, especially, generally, particularly
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namely [object]
means "emphasis"
specifically, particularly, clearly
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neutron [noun]
means "particle in an atom"
atom, electron, proton, particle
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nice [adjective]
means "behaviour"
careful, considerate, delicate, discerning, discriminating, particular
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notably [object]
means "individually"
particularly, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially
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noteworthy [adjective]
means "notable"
extraordinary, marked, particular, odd, peculiar, singular
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occasional [adjective]
means "special"
uncommon, particular, exclusive, exceptional, especial, specific
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one [adjective]
means "property"
particular
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one-sided [adjective]
means "unilateral"
uneven, irregular, partial, single, skewed, lopsided
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one-sided [adjective]
means "biased"
partial, prejudiced, coloured, partisan, narrow-minded, unfair
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one-sidedness [noun]
means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, partiality, prejudice, unfairness
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only [adjective]
means "property"
particularly
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orgy [noun]
means "bacchanal"
revelry, spree, debauch, feast, party
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paragraph [verb]
means "divide"
group, break, arrange, section, partition
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peculiar [adjective]
means "characteristic"
appropriate, especial, exclusive, individual, particular, proper
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personally [object]
means "privately"
individually, particularly, characteristically, specially, specifically
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player [noun]
means "sport"
athlete, contestant, competitor, participant, member
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point [noun]
means "subject"
article, element, item, particular, thing
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precise [adjective]
means "demanding"
crucial, inflexible, uncompromising, particular, careful, puritanical
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precisely [object]
means "exactly"
particularly, strictly, in detail
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predisposed [adjective]
means "inclined"
prone, partial, willing, agreeable, amenable, bent
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preference [noun]
means "taste"
disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking, predilection
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pregnant [adjective]
means "with child"
gravid, parturient, expecting, hopeful, anticipating
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prejudiced [adjective]
means "biased"
slanted, bent, partial, twisted, warped, partisan
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prepossession [noun]
means "prejudice"
predilection, inclination, partiality, liking, predisposition, bias
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principally [object]
means "specially"
particularly, especially, exceptionally
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private [adjective]
means "personal"
especial, privy, individual, particular, peculiar, singular
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privately [object]
means "personally"
individually, particularly, characteristically, specially, specifically
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propensity [noun]
means "inclination"
partiality, bent, penchant, bias, predilection, disposition
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quarantine [verb]
means "separate"
set apart, keep apart, isolate, partition, assign
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reception [noun]
means "entertaining guests"
social gathering, party, wake
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rejoice [verb]
means "have a party"
party, carouse, revel, celebrate, whoop it up
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relish [noun]
means "appreciation"
predilection, partiality, liking, inclination, bent, preference
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representative [adjective]
means "typical"
characteristic, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
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respect [noun]
means "preference"
partiality, inclination, bias, discrimination, prejudice
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respect [noun]
means "detail"
particular, regard, feature, point, matter
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romp [noun]
means "lark"
party, good time, hop, frolic, play, caper
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saturnalia [noun]
means "orgy"
debauchery, revelry, bacchanalia, debauch, carousing, partying
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scrap [noun]
means "bit"
piece, portion, bite, fragment, morsel, particle
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screen [noun]
means "protection"
cloak, cover, defense, guard, shield, partition
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scrupulous [verb]
means "accurate"
precise, exact, punctilious, strict, particular, finical
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sectarian [noun]
means "dissenter"
partisan, heretic, zealot, true believer, rebel, nonconformist
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selective [adjective]
means "discriminating"
fastidious, careful, discerning, judicious, particular, choosy
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severance [noun]
means "division"
parting, separation
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share [verb]
means "allocation"
apportion, allot, distribute, dispense, partition, assign
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share [verb]
means "activity"
partake, participate, experience, cooperate, receive
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side [noun]
means "group"
team, position, party, faction, wing, viewpoint
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singly [object]
means "individually"
notably, characteristically, especially, separately, particularly, specially
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sip [verb]
means "activity"
drink, partake, extract, absorb, imbibe
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soirée [noun]
means "affair"
party, gala, fête, ball, fun, banquet
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sold [adjective]
means "solitary"
single, singular, only, particular, unique
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solely [object]
means "alone"
wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, only, particularly
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solicitous [adjective]
means "careful"
heedful, mindful, regardful, particular
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some [adjective]
means "quantity"
certain, few, particular, specific, unusual, special
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special [adjective]
means "specific"
certain, distinct, distinguished, particular, single, designated
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specification [noun]
means "detail"
circumstance, particular, feature, item, particularity, point
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speck [noun]
means "piece"
fraction, fragment, grain, crumb, particle, bit
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splitting up [noun]
means "separation"
divorce, parting, annulment, disunion, dissolution
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sponsor [noun]
means "defender"
champion, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer
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spree [noun]
means "riot"
blowout, party
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strict [adjective]
means "quality"
precise, accurate, exact, particular, scrupulous
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surroundings [noun]
means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, particulars, circumstances
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syndicate [noun]
means "association"
cooperative, coalition, organisation, organization, partnership, alliance
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taste [noun]
means "opinion"
preference, disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking
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tendency [noun]
means "inclination"
partiality
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troop [noun]
means "assemblage"
company, squad, troupe, unit, party, group
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tune in [verb]
means "listen"
join, pay attention, receive, participate, enter into
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typical [adjective]
means "characteristic"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular
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unfair [adjective]
means "biased"
influenced, prejudiced, partial, unjust
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unilateral [adjective]
means "one-sided"
uneven, irregular, partial, single, skewed, lopsided
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unique [adjective]
means "sole"
single, singular, only, solitary, particular, sold
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unjust [adjective]
means "unfair"
partial, prejudiced, biased, inequitable, influenced, shabby
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vitally [object]
means "mainly"
eminently, especially, mostly, particularly, primarily, principally
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wall [verb]
means "activity"
enclose, partition, divide, shut off, protect, immure
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whit [noun]
means "fragment"
bit, particle, mite, atom, mote, dot
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