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Synonym for "red"

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The synonym red synonymous definition words:
red [noun]
means "person"
communist, comrade, bolshevik
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red [noun]
means "colour"
maroon, ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, cerise
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red [adjective]
means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, sanguine, cerise
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Bolshevik [noun]
means "comrade"
red
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blooming [adjective]
means "healthy"
ruddy, rosy, red, flushed
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bolshevik [noun]
means "communist"
red
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carmine [adjective]
means "coloured"
ruby, crimson, cherry, scarlet, red, sanguine
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communist [noun]
means "marxist"
bolshevik, red, leninist, commie, stalinist, maoist
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maroon [adjective]
means "colour"
red
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rare [adjective]
means "cooking"
underdone, red, raw
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rosy [adjective]
means "healthy"
ruddy, blooming, red, flushed
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ruby [adjective]
means "coloured"
red, crimson, cherry, scarlet, carmine, sanguine
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ruddy [adjective]
means "healthy"
rosy, blooming, red, flushed
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rust [adjective]
means "colour"
reddish-brown, russet, brown, reddish, red, brownish-red
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scarlet [adjective]
means "colour"
ruby, crimson, cherry, red, carmine, cerise
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underdone [adjective]
means "rare"
red, raw
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colored [adjective]
means "property"
glowing, reddened, tinged, kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, bright
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colored [adjective]
means "dark-skinned"
mulatto, negro, black, black-skinned, brown-skinned, redskin
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red-hot [adjective]
means "impassioned"
ardent, blazing, eager, heated, inflamed, excited
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red-hot [adjective]
means "glowing from heat"
burning, scorching, blistering, sizzling, boiling, molten
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redden [verb]
means "blush"
flush, colour, bloom, glow
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reddening [noun]
means "colour"
crimson, flush, blush, pink, pinkish, reddish, rose
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reddish [adjective]
means "pink"
rosy, roseate, peach
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reddish-brown [adjective]
means "colour"
brown, brownish-red, chestnut, bay, ruddy, reddish
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redeem [verb]
means "recover"
reclaim, retrieve, pay off, restore, buy off
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redeem [verb]
means "liberate"
free, deliver, rescue, save, ransom
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redemption [noun]
means "liberation"
parole, rescue, freedom, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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redirect [verb]
means "direct"
send, divert, channel, route, convey, irrigate
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redo [verb]
means "remake"
duplicate, rework
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redolence [noun]
means "fragrance"
bouquet, incense, scent, smell, perfume, aroma, odour
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redolent [adjective]
means "aromatic"
sweet, balmy, ambrosial, fragrant, perfumed
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redoubtable [adjective]
means "resolute"
firm, steadfast, uncompromising, formidable, stalwart
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redress [verb]
means "remedy"
mend, amend, adjust, correct, rectify, repair, right
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redress [noun]
means "payment"
amends, restitution, compensation, atonement, rectification, indemnification, indemnity
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redress [noun]
means "correction"
revision, amendment, change, remedy
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reduce [verb]
means "quantity"
lessen, diminish, decrease, abridge, abate, attenuate, contract
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reduce [verb]
means "conflict"
depose, overthrow, defeat, conquer, overpower, overcome, subdue, suppress
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reduce [verb]
means "activity"
degrade, debase, humiliate, lower, cut down, depress, abase, cut
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reduced [adjective]
means "simplified"
made easy, uncomplicated, clarified
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reducing [noun]
means "abbreviation"
abridgment, shortening, cutting, editing
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reduction [noun]
means "decrease"
reducing, decline, lessening, diminishing, lowering, contraction
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reduction [noun]
means "alleviation"
relaxation, mitigation, relief, decrease, slackening, abatement
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redundancy [noun]
means "excess"
superfluity
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redundant [adjective]
means "surplus"
excessive, overflowing, superfluous, plethoric, excess
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rose-coloured [adjective]
means "pinkish"
rose, rosy, flushed, reddish, pink, salmon
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abase [verb]
means "humble"
depress, reduce, abash, mortify, debase, mock
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abate [verb]
means "decrease"
moderate, diminish, lessen, lower, soften, reduce
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abridge [verb]
means "decrease"
reduce
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abridgment [noun]
means "abbreviation"
reducing, shortening, cutting, editing
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adjust [verb]
means "regulate"
alter, tune, balance, change, rectify, redress
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allowance [noun]
means "discount"
bonus, deduction, reduction, rebate, remission
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alloy [noun]
means "admixture of metals"
amalgam, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction
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amalgam [noun]
means "admixture of metals"
alloy, admixture, combination, intermixture, mixture, reduction
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amelioration [noun]
means "editing"
amendment, correction, redaction, improvement, revision, emendation
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amends [noun]
means "atonement"
redress, compensation, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
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arbitration [noun]
means "mediation"
moderation, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
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aroma [noun]
means "fragrance"
incense, scent, smell, perfume, redolence, odour
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atone for [verb]
means "repair"
redress
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atonement [noun]
means "compensation"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
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attenuate [verb]
means "extend"
draw, draw out, lengthen, pull out, stretch, reduce
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bay [adjective]
means "colour"
brown, brownish-red, chestnut, reddish-brown, ruddy, reddish
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bleed [verb]
means "activity"
drain, exhaust, get rid of, reduce, purge
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blush [verb]
means "flush"
colour, crimson, glow, mantle, pink, redden
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blush [noun]
means "colour"
crimson, flush, reddening, pink, pinkish, reddish
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blushing [adjective]
means "turning red"
reddening, colouring, shame, embarrassment
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bring up to date [verb]
means "update"
renew, restore, redo, recreate, reconstruct, refresh
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bronze [adjective]
means "colour"
reddish-brown, brown, burnished, gold, russet
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brown [adjective]
means "colour"
chestnut, mahogany, reddish-brown, tan
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calibrate [verb]
means "regulate"
alter, tune, balance, change, rectify, redress
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cash [verb]
means "finance"
cash in, discharge, redeem
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cash in [verb]
means "liquidate assets"
cash, discharge, redeem
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channel [verb]
means "direct"
send, divert, redirect, route, convey, irrigate
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chestnut [adjective]
means "colour"
brown, brownish-red, bay, reddish-brown, ruddy, reddish
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circumlocution [noun]
means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity
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clipping [noun]
means "trimming"
trim, cutting, priming, decoration, embellishment, reduction
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color [verb]
means "blush"
flush, redden, bloom, glow, change colour, change color [US]
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colour [verb]
means "blush"
flush, redden, bloom, glow
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colouring [noun]
means "turning red"
reddening, blushing, shame, embarrassment
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compensate [verb]
means "pay"
requite, pay off, indemnify, recompense, redress, reimburse
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compensation [noun]
means "atonement"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
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compensatory [adjective]
means "saving"
conditional, redeeming
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compress [verb]
means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise
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concentration [noun]
means "density"
congestion, solidity, reduction, condensation, consistency, thickness
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condensation [noun]
means "abridgement"
reduction, contraction, synopsis, summary, abbreviation, précis
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congestion [noun]
means "density"
concentration, solidity, reduction, condensation, consistency, thickness
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constriction [noun]
means "narrowing"
squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, tightness
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consumption [noun]
means "using"
reduction
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control [verb]
means "restrain"
repress, regulate, master, reduce, contain, check
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cool [verb]
means "activity"
chill, moderate, lessen, freeze, reduce, refrigerate
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correction [noun]
means "revising"
rectification, editing, reparation, redress
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corrective [noun]
means "help"
aid, assistance, relief, reparation, redress, cure
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counteractive [adjective]
means "help"
aid, assistance, relief, reparation, redress, corrective
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crimson [adjective]
means "colour"
blush, flush, reddening, pink, pinkish, reddish
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cure [noun]
means "health"
help, aid, assistance, relief, reparation, redress
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curtail [verb]
means "abridge"
decrease, diminish, reduce, abate, lessen, truncate
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cut [verb]
means "reduction"
lessen, diminish, lower, reduce
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cut down [verb]
means "cut"
chop, hack, sever, hew, fell, reduce
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decrease [verb]
means "decline"
lower, abate, bate, reduce, contract, drain
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decreasing [noun]
means "less and less"
shrinking, declining, lessening, diminishing, abating, reducing
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deduct [verb]
means "subtract"
take, reduce
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deflect [verb]
means "divert"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect
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deliver [verb]
means "save"
ransom, disentangle, extricate, redeem, release, rescue
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deliverance [noun]
means "salvation"
pardon, reprieve, liberation, rescue, release, redemption
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depleted [adjective]
means "exhausted"
emptied, short of, wasted, denuded of, destitute of, reduced
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depress [verb]
means "lower"
reduce
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depress [verb]
means "humble"
abase, reduce, abash, mortify, debase, mock
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diminishing [adjective]
means "decreasing"
shrinking, declining, lessening, less and less, abating, reducing
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discharge [verb]
means "settle"
redeem, disburse, satisfy, dissolve, honour, liquidate
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divert [verb]
means "deflect"
turn, avert, turn aside, redirect
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duplicate [verb]
means "remake"
redo, rework
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ease [verb]
means "abate"
redress, palliate, relax, allay, sedate, soften
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editing [noun]
means "abbreviation"
reducing, shortening, cutting, abridgment
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emancipation [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, freedom, impunity
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emendation [noun]
means "editing"
amendment, correction, redaction, improvement, revision, amelioration
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erode [verb]
means "waste"
reduce, decay, diminish, dwindle, wane, wear away
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etch [verb]
means "erode"
cut, reduce
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excess [adjective]
means "surplus"
excessive, overflowing, superfluous, plethoric, redundant
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expiate [verb]
means "atone"
redeem, absolve, appease, compensate, excuse, forgive
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fragrant [adjective]
means "aromatic"
redolent, balmy, ambrosial, sweet, perfumed
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freedom [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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get rid of [verb]
means "drain"
exhaust, bleed, reduce, purge
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glow [verb]
means "radiate light or heat"
redden
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goon [noun]
means "thug"
tough, bodyguard, roughneck, redneck, strikebreaker, muscle
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humble [verb]
means "degrade"
debase, demean, humiliate, mortify, shame, reduce
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impunity [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, freedom
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indemnify [verb]
means "pay"
requite, pay off, compensate, recompense, redress, reimburse
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intermixture [noun]
means "admixture of metals"
amalgam, admixture, combination, alloy, mixture, reduction
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irrigate [verb]
means "direct"
send, divert, redirect, route, convey, channel
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less and less [adjective]
means "decreasing"
shrinking, declining, lessening, diminishing, abating, reducing
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lessen [verb]
means "abridge"
decrease, diminish, reduce, abate, curtail, truncate
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lessening [noun]
means "reduction"
decrease, decline, reducing, discount, shrinkage
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lower [verb]
means "reduction"
reduce, decrease, diminish, lessen, depreciate, devalue
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made easy [adjective]
means "simplified"
reduced, uncomplicated, clarified
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mahogany [adjective]
means "colour"
chestnut, brown, reddish-brown, tan
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mediation [noun]
means "moderation"
arbitration, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
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moderation [noun]
means "mediation"
arbitration, settlement, regulation, restriction, limitation, reduction
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modify [verb]
means "moderate"
mitigate, qualify, restrain, reduce, curb, limit
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narrowing [noun]
means "constriction"
squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, tightness
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negate [verb]
means "neutralize"
redress, frustrate
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odor [noun]
means "smell"
perfume, musk, redolence, scent
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on sale [adjective]
means "marked down"
reduced
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pare [verb]
means "trim"
clip, diminish, crop, lessen, reduce
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parole [noun]
means "liberation"
rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
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perfume [noun]
means "scent"
aroma, fragrance, odour, redolence, smell
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perfumed [adjective]
means "aromatic"
redolent, balmy, ambrosial, fragrant, sweet
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periphrasis [noun]
means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, circumlocution, redundancy, verbosity
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pink [adjective]
means "colour"
rose, rosy, flushed, reddish, rose-coloured, salmon
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pinkish [adjective]
means "colour"
crimson, flush, reddening, pink, blush, reddish
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price [verb]
means "activity"
appraise, assess, rate, value, mark, reduce
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prostrate [verb]
means "overthrow"
reduce, throw down, floor, overcome, defeat, destroy
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protective [adjective]
means "rescuing"
freeing, saving, protecting, safeguarding, redeeming
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qualify [verb]
means "moderate"
reduce
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ransom [noun]
means "bribe"
deliverance, compensation, liberation, redemption, expiation, release
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rebirth [noun]
means "regeneration"
salvation, forgiveness, redemption
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recompense [verb]
means "repay"
indemnify, offset, remunerate, expiate, redeem, requite
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recover [verb]
means "regain"
reclaim, retrieve, salvage, redeem, rescue
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rectification [noun]
means "revising"
correction, editing, reparation, redress
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recur [verb]
means "repeat"
duplicate, reproduce, revert, return, redo
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regain [verb]
means "recover"
reclaim, retrieve, salvage, redeem, rescue
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reimburse [verb]
means "pay"
requite, pay off, indemnify, recompense, redress, compensate
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relax [verb]
means "reduction"
lessen, diminish, reduce, weaken, abate, enervate
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remedy [verb]
means "activity"
correct, repair, solve, redress, counteract, relieve
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reminiscent [adjective]
means "suggestive"
redolent, implicative
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remunerate [verb]
means "pay"
requite, pay off, indemnify, recompense, redress, reimburse
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reorganise [verb]
means "rearrange"
redo, overhaul, resituate, regenerate, readapt, reconstruct
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reorganize [verb]
means "rearrange"
redo, overhaul, resituate, regenerate, readapt, reconstruct
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repair [verb]
means "action"
atone for, redress
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repeat [verb]
means "action"
duplicate, reproduce, revert, return, redo
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repetitious [adjective]
means "boring"
redundant, superfluous, loquacious, prolix, profuse, wordy
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repetitive [adjective]
means "repeated"
continual, redundant, incessant, repetitious, verbose, dull
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requital [noun]
means "atonement"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration
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rescue [verb]
means "activity"
redeem, set free
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rescue [noun]
means "action"
redemption, emancipation
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resolve [verb]
means "separate"
break up, analyse, clear, dispel, reduce, disintegrate
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resolve [verb]
means "change"
transform, convert, reduce
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retract [verb]
means "neutralise"
redress, frustrate
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revision [noun]
means "correction"
redress, amendment, change, remedy
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rose [adjective]
means "colour"
pink, rose-coloured, reddish, rosy, flushed
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rosy [adjective]
means "pink"
reddish, roseate, peach
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russet [adjective]
means "colour"
reddish-brown, brown, burnished, gold, bronze
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sacrifice [noun]
means "loss"
deduction, discount, reduction
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sale [noun]
means "event"
discount, reduction, clearance, bargain, special, bankruptcy sale
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salvation [noun]
means "regeneration"
rebirth, forgiveness, redemption
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salvation [noun]
means "deliverance"
pardon, reprieve, liberation, rescue, release, redemption
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sap [verb]
means "drain"
deplete, exhaust, reduce, subvert, debilitate, undermine
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saving [adjective]
means "rescuing"
freeing, protective, protecting, safeguarding, redeeming
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saving [adjective]
means "compensatory"
conditional, redeeming
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shortening [noun]
means "abbreviation"
reducing, abridgment, cutting, editing
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shrink [verb]
means "shrivel"
decrease, reduce, diminish, constrict, dwindle, lessen
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simplified [adjective]
means "made easy"
reduced, uncomplicated, clarified
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slack [verb]
means "abate"
mitigate, reduce, moderate, relax, slacken
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slacken [verb]
means "decrease"
abate, mitigate, reduce, diminish, weaken, lessen
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slow [verb]
means "reduction"
decrease, reduce, diminish, postpone, delay, retard
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smolder [verb]
means "burn slowly"
burn, smoke, fume, glow, reduce to ashes, consume
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solidity [noun]
means "density"
congestion, concentration, reduction, condensation, consistency, thickness
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squash [verb]
means "action"
dip, reduce
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stalwart [adjective]
means "resolute"
firm, steadfast, uncompromising, formidable, redoubtable
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subdue [verb]
means "defeat"
overcome, conquer, overpower, reduce, repress, vanquish
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subtract [verb]
means "take off"
deduct, reduce
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summarise [verb]
means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, compress
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summarize [verb]
means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise
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superfluous [adjective]
means "surplus"
excessive, overflowing, excess, plethoric, redundant
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sweet [adjective]
means "property"
aromatic, redolent, balmy, ambrosial, fragrant, perfumed
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syncopate [verb]
means "abbreviate"
condense, reduce, outline, shorten, abridge, summarise
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thin [verb]
means "action"
dilute, weaken, diminish, reduce, attenuate, expand
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tightness [noun]
means "narrowing"
squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, constriction
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trim [noun]
means "trimming"
clipping, cutting, priming, decoration, embellishment, reduction
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trimming [noun]
means "clipping"
cropping, reducing
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update [verb]
means "activity"
renew, restore, redo, recreate, reconstruct, refresh
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verbal effusion [noun]
means "circumlocution"
tautology, verbiage, wordiness, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity
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verbiage [noun]
means "verbosity"
wordiness, circumlocution, redundancy, tautology, periphrasis, pleonasm
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vitiate [verb]
means "spoil"
impair, degrade, reduce, revoke, devaluate, annul
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wane [verb]
means "decline"
lower, abate, bate, reduce, contract, drain
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waste [verb]
means "reduction"
erode, reduce, decay, diminish, dwindle, wane
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wordiness [noun]
means "verbal effusion"
tautology, verbiage, circumlocution, periphrasis, redundancy, verbosity
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