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1 2018-03-16 16:07:54 exemplary, choice, superior, ace, all-star, above par, exquisite, splendid, excellent, fine, classic, superlative, prime, A plus, select. excellent (adjective)
2 2018-03-16 16:07:54 uppermost, elite, controlling, supreme, crowning, ruling, signal, furthermost, commanding, champion, dominant, master, senior, above, chosen, quintessential, ascendant, zenith, furthest, maximum, foremost, Headmost, most, king, eminent, better, predominan superior (adjective)
3 2018-03-16 16:09:01 back. rear (adjective)
5 2018-03-16 16:09:20 quit, relinquish, vacate, evacuate, defect, forsake, leave, desert, discontinue, resign, drop, abdicate, surrender. abandon (verb)
6 2018-03-16 16:09:20 desist, cease, remit, break, terminate, suspend, end, refrain, culminate, halt, close, stay, interrupt, stop, pause. cease (verb)
7 2018-03-16 16:09:20 embark, depart, flee, withdraw, part, decamp, exit, go. depart (verb)
8 2018-03-16 16:09:20 let down. disappoint (verb)
9 2018-03-16 16:09:20 give up, kiss goodbye. give up (verb)
10 2018-03-16 16:09:21 let off. leave (verb)
11 2018-03-16 16:09:21 disallow, scrap, eliminate, excrete, disclaim, cut, exclude, erupt, spew, deny, seep, discharge, cast aside, clip, cull, check, trash, discard, emit, snip, crop, disapprove, junk, eject, blackball, curtail, oppugn, shed, belch, bar, drain, deep-six, jilt, reject (verb)
12 2018-03-16 16:09:21 disown, renounce, waive, capitulate, forgo, release. relinquish (verb)
13 2018-03-16 16:09:21 backslide, disavow, retract, abnegate, betray, cross. renounce (verb)
14 2018-03-16 16:09:21 accept, retire. resign (verb)
15 2018-03-16 16:09:21 dispel, dismiss, let go, rid, relegate, cancel, dispose, part with. rid (verb)
16 2018-03-16 16:09:21 bow out, back out of. withdraw (verb)
17 2018-03-16 16:09:23 Ceased, Paused, Stayed, stopped, closed, suspended, terminated, ended, halted, Refrained, interrupted, broken, Culminated. ceased (adjective)
18 2018-03-16 16:09:23 dismal, miserable, forlorn, dreary, forgotten, inhospitable, stark, lonely, bleak, uninhabited, barren, desert, bare, homeless. desolate (adjective)
19 2018-03-16 16:09:23 obsolete, unused, Refused, disused, rejected, rusty. disused (adjective)
20 2018-03-16 16:09:23 outrageous. offensive (adjective)
21 2018-03-16 16:09:23 jilted, junked, barred, Snipped, Blackballed, Excised, disapproved, Disallowed, Excluded, chopped, Trashed, Eliminated, Disclaimed, deep-sixed, jettisoned, scrapped, discarded, shed, cut, checked, Denied, blacklisted. rejected (adjective)
22 2018-03-16 16:09:23 foregone, Renounced, Waived, disowned, released, Capitulated. relinquished (adjective)
23 2018-03-16 16:09:23 forsaken, Forsook, relinquished, left, quit, surrendered, Vacated, Abdicated, dropped, defected, discontinued, evacuated, deserted, resigned. abandoned (verb)
24 2018-03-16 16:09:23 Desisted, Remitted, broke. ceased (verb)
25 2018-03-16 16:09:23 parted, departed, Embarked, withdrawn, gone, Decamped, Fled, Went, Withdrew, exited. departed (verb)
26 2018-03-16 16:09:23 gave up, given up. gave up (verb)
27 2018-03-16 16:09:23 kept. observed (verb)
28 2018-03-16 16:09:23 sheared, shedded, Emitted, exhausted, clipped, Oppugned, Sniped, Ejected, cropped, discharged, Vomited, erupted, scraped, Excreted, Secreted, Spewed, Ejaculated, vented, Exuded, Curtailed, Belched, Culled, lopped, seeped, drained, Disgorged. rejected (verb)
29 2018-03-16 16:09:23 Forgone, gave given quit, Forwent. relinquished (verb)
30 2018-03-16 16:09:23 retracted, Disavowed, backslid, crossed, Abnegated, Betrayed. renounced (verb)
31 2018-03-16 16:09:23 accepted, retired. resigned (verb)
32 2018-03-16 16:09:31 apostasy, abdication, discontinuation, desertion, resignation, withdrawal, tergiversation, relinquishment, surrender, vacation, defection. abandonment (noun)
33 2018-03-16 16:09:31 pause, standstill, termination, halt, closure, hiatus, interruption, discontinuance, end, stay, ending, cessation, stoppage. cessation (noun)
34 2018-03-16 16:09:31 embarkation, leave-taking, parting, departure, exit, exodus. departure (noun)
35 2018-03-16 16:09:31 desert, loneliness, emptiness, bleakness, inhospitability, starkness, barrenness. desolation (noun)
36 2018-03-16 16:09:31 disuse, rejection, Rustiness, desuetude, obsoleteness, refusal. disuse (noun)
37 2018-03-16 16:09:31 despondency, misery, glumness, despair, hopelessness, heartlessness, discouragement, forlornness, pessimism, melancholy, spiritlessness, desperation, anguish, downheartedness, depression, cheerlessness, disheartenment, dispiritedness, moroseness, gloomine hopelessness (noun)
38 2018-03-16 16:09:31 curtailment, elimination, blacklisting, eradication, ejection, denial, expulsion, Blackballing, Disallowance, repudiation, exclusion, disapproval. rejection (noun)
39 2018-03-16 16:09:31 dereliction, waiver, Disclamation, capitulation, release, renunciation. relinquishment (noun)
40 2018-03-16 16:09:31 backsliding, about-face, betrayal, crossing, Retractation, disavowal, turnabout, renouncement, abnegation. renunciation (noun)
41 2018-03-16 16:09:31 acceptance, retirement. resignation (noun)
42 2018-03-16 16:09:31 disposal, riddance, cancellation, relegation, dismissal. riddance (noun)
43 2018-03-16 16:09:31 shutdown. closing (verb)
44 2018-03-16 16:09:35 disgrace, degrade, embarrass, shame, mock, defame, dishonor, malign. abase (verb)
45 2018-03-16 16:09:35 deform, twist, desecrate, demoralize, deprave, pervert, vitiate, seduce, debase, warp, corrupt, debauch, adulterate, distort. pervert (verb)
46 2018-03-16 16:09:36 flippancy, denigration, sneering, joke, insult, mockery, shame, disgrace, deprecation, irony, irreverence, derision, contempt, travesty, ridicule, fun, jesting, caricature, indignity, taunt, humiliation, roast, scorn. ridicule (noun)
47 2018-03-16 16:09:39 embarrass, humble, faze, disconcert, mortify, humiliate, discomfit. humble (verb)
48 2018-03-16 16:09:43 self-effacing, unobtrusive, unassuming, unpretentious, humble, selfless, plebeian, homely, apologetic, meek, plain, submissive, modest, contrite, sheepish, mild. humble (adjective)
49 2018-03-16 16:09:43 embarrassed, humbled, fazed, disconcerted, mortified, humiliated, discomfited. humbled (verb)
50 2018-03-16 16:09:55 curtail, erode, deduct, subside, compress, deplete, compact, diminish, lessen, die down, recede, truncate, lower, drain, wane, abbreviate, decrease, contract, deflate, shrink, abridge, concentrate, decrement, shorten, dwindle. decrease (verb)
51 2018-03-16 16:09:55 ease, soothe, quiet, moderate, pacify, restrain, subdue, soften, compose, tranquilize, calm, cool, alleviate, relax. moderate (verb)
52 2018-03-16 16:09:55 discount, penalize, fine, drawback, encumber, handicap, punish, judge, correct, Retribute, chastise, discipline, burden, forfeit. penalize (verb)
53 2018-03-16 16:09:57 forfeiture, punishment, premium, retribution, deduction, handicap, fine, correction, burden, discipline, encumbrance, penalty, drawback, chastisement, judgment, discount. penalty (noun)
54 2018-03-16 16:09:57 ebb. recession (noun)
55 2018-03-16 16:09:57 decrease. shrinkage (noun)
56 2018-03-16 16:10:43 meaninglessness, noise, unmeaningness, gobbledygook, blather, hogwash, jabber, cipher, double talk, nonsense, drivel, absurdity, senselessness. unmeaningness (noun)
57 2018-03-16 16:10:43 lecture, patter, chatter, chitchat, recite, orate, voice, say, debate, remark, preach, speak, gab, prattle, talk, tattle, vocalize, discuss. speak (verb)
58 2018-03-16 16:11:04 boys, toddlers, saplings, slips, sprouts, sprigs, fledglings, lads, waifs, striplings, youngsters, juveniles, minors, kids, Newborns, Children, girls, innocents, urchins, lasses, Infants. youngsters (noun)
59 2018-03-16 16:11:20 foremost, introductory, primeval, aboriginal, embryonic, incipient, beginning, infant, early, initial, alpha, newborn, starting, emerging, sprouting, budding, hatching, nascent, maiden, primal, Commencing, original, genesis, first, primordial, preliminary beginning (adjective)
60 2018-03-16 16:11:20 minute, stingy, picayune, scanty, niggardly, miniature, scant, pocket, trifling, minor, teeny, negligible, delicate, itty-bitty, meager, diminutive, ungenerous, modest, piddling, toy, little, miserly, small, petite, compact, microscopic, spare, tiny, begg small (adjective)
61 2018-03-16 16:11:20 cherub. angel (noun)
62 2018-03-16 16:11:20 juvenile, lad, boy, child, slip, kid, youngster, sprout, fledgling, sprig, sapling, stripling, innocent, lass, toddler, urchin, waif, girl. youngster (noun)
63 2018-03-16 16:11:40 anemone, laurel, fleur-de-lis, wisteria, Sweet William, camellia, acacia, jonquil, forget-me-not, periwinkle, sunflower, iris, hyacinth, violet, poinsettia, phlox, chrysanthemum, hepatica, geranium, crocus, heather, jasmine, orchid, Queen Anne's Lace, ver flower (noun)
64 2018-03-16 16:12:04 earliness, origin, cradle, beginning, introduction, genesis, commencement, dawn, derivation, hatching, prelude, precursor, inception, conception, stem, emergence, start, nativity, embryo, spring, inauguration, birth, nascency, infancy, preparation, source beginning (noun)
65 2018-03-16 16:12:11 kiddish. juvenile (adjective)
66 2018-03-16 16:12:11 juvenile. young (adjective)
67 2018-03-16 16:12:25 bootlegging, addicted, dipsomaniac, boozy, alcoholic, carousing, inebriated, intemperate, intoxicated, dead drunk. drunken (adjective)
68 2018-03-16 16:12:25 alcoholism, addiction, drinking, dipsomania, guzzling, intoxication, inebriety, drunkenness, inebriation, intemperance, boozing. drunkenness (noun)
69 2018-03-16 16:12:48 saving, hoarding, Accumulating, archiving, Storing, banking, stockpiling, Depositing. storing (verb)
70 2018-03-16 16:12:59 ululation. Other synonyms
71 2018-03-16 16:12:59 cluck, bawl, howl, cry, snort, squawk, bellow, moo, call, twit, quack, snarl, grunt, chirp, growl, trill, bray, warble, squeal, bleat, mew, bark, caw, whinny, gobble, yelp, purr, cuckoo, honk, hoot, roar, crow, chatter, bay, neigh, coo, meow, ululate. ululate (verb)
72 2018-03-16 16:13:24 conflicting, loath, discordant, Squabbling, brawling, dissenting, bickering, dissonant, raucous, dissident, rowing, colliding, rioting, harsh, feuding, antagonistic, contentious, clashing, disharmonious, warring, antipathetic, clamoring, differing, tense, conflicting (adjective)
73 2018-03-16 16:13:24 inharmonious, fricative, jarring, quarrelsome, unmusical, tuneless, unmelodious, unharmonious, discord. discordant (adjective)
74 2018-03-16 16:13:27 conflict, feud, squall, altercation, clamor, dissension, antagonism, dissidence, brawl, enmity, animosity, hostility, warfare, clash, tension, antipathy, discord, harshness, friction, squabble, raucousness, hubbub, difference, commotion, strife, riot, has conflict (noun)
75 2018-03-16 16:13:27 tunelessness. discord (noun)
76 2018-03-16 16:13:42 ashen, haggard, death-like, pale, gaunt, bloodless, sallow, wan, corpse-like, sickly, pallid, emaciated. cadaverous (adjective)
77 2018-03-16 16:13:48 contemptuous, rude, uncivil, tactless, ill-mannered, impertinent, disrespectful, brash, crude, uncouth, brutish, vulgar, impolite, uncivilized, barbarous, coarse, discourteous. discourteous (adjective)
78 2018-03-16 16:14:12 shrewd. cunning (noun)
79 2018-03-16 16:14:41 coax, charm, entice, enlist, induce, urge, seduce, implore, persuade, sway, convince. coax (verb)
80 2018-03-16 16:14:41 extol, compliment, flatter, kowtow, idolize, adulate, fawn, glorify. flatter (verb)
81 2018-03-16 16:14:47 confection, dessert. sweet (adjective)
82 2018-03-16 16:14:50 highland fling, dance, marengue, square dance, fox-trot, clog, tarantella, beguine, mazurka, polonaise, turkey trot, cha-cha, one-step, twist, lambada, minuet, hootchy-kootchy, can-can, polka, jitterbug, waltz, shuffle, rumba, Galliard, courante, allemand dance (noun)
83 2018-03-16 16:15:15 cotton, mohair, cashmere, tricot, chintz, silk, horsehair, broadcloth, lame, chenille, baize, canvas, moleskin, bunting, felt, worsted, crepe, foulard, alpaca, serge, challis, cheesecloth, percale, damask, fleece, linen, gossamer, nylon, paisley, taffeta, fabric (adjective)
84 2018-03-16 16:15:15 jute, fiber, hemp, flax. fiber (noun)
85 2018-03-16 16:15:25 Pappy. father (verb)
86 2018-03-16 16:15:42 archangel, angel, guardian, demon, guide, Seraphim, spirit, guardian angel, guru, Cherubim, cherub. angel (noun)
87 2018-03-16 16:15:42 goblin, Nixie, siren, freak, sylph, sprite, hellcat, nymph, hell hound, Genie, hell-raiser, gnome, beast, lamia, fiend, dragon, hellion, imp, archfiend, satyr, dwarf. evil spirit (noun)
88 2018-03-16 16:15:42 ghost, phantom, horror, werewolf, chimera, incubus, bugbear, myth, shadow, monster, succubus, Phantasm, specter, nightmare, bogey man, apparition, ghoul, frankenstein, illusion, vampire, bugaboo, dracula, hobgoblin, terror, ogre. ghost (noun)
89 2018-03-16 16:15:49 lunatic. foolish (adjective)
90 2018-03-16 16:15:59 per diem, quotidian, diurnal. daily (adjective)
91 2018-03-16 16:15:59 frequent. recurrent (adjective)
92 2018-03-16 16:16:09 diligently, meticulously, rigorously, flawlessly, primly, methodically, squeamishly, priggishly, conscientiously, correctly, perspicaciously, fastidiously, properly, particularly, accurately, carefully, exactingly, fussily, precisely, severely, Hypercriti fastidiously (adverb)
93 2018-03-16 16:16:14 cleanliness. cleanness (noun)
94 2018-03-16 16:16:14 diligence, discrimination, accuracy, prudishness, flawlessness, preciseness, criticalness, literalism, priggishness, conscientiousness, properness, particularity, meticulousness, severity, exactingness, persnicketiness, delicacy, fastidiousness, correctne fastidiousness (noun)
95 2018-03-16 16:16:18 discriminating, accurate, diligent, precise, epicurean, Qualmish, literal, meticulous, critical, demanding, fussy, finicky, perspicacious, prim, careful, particular, proper, squeamish, mincing, discerning, persnickety, fastidious, priggish, picky, rigorou fastidious (adjective)
96 2018-03-16 16:16:18 tender. sensitive (adjective)
97 2018-03-16 16:16:18 petite. small (adjective)
98 2018-03-16 16:16:18 confection. sweet (adjective)
99 2018-03-16 16:16:27 anemone, laurel, fleur-de-lis, wisteria, Sweet William, buttercup, acacia, jonquil, forget-me-not, periwinkle, sunflower, iris, hyacinth, violet, poinsettia, phlox, carnation, hepatica, geranium, cowslip, heather, jasmine, orchid, Queen Anne's Lace, verbe flower (noun)
100 2018-03-16 16:16:41 courtship, amour, seduction, allurement, spooning, invitingness, endearment, romance, coquetry, enticement, charm, wooing, flirtation, Love-making, liaison. endearment (noun)
101 2018-03-16 16:16:48 endear, snuggle, ogle, court, seduce, romance, entice, make love, woo, serenade, bill and coo, cuddle, caress, kiss, coddle, charm, flirt, hug, spoon, nuzzle, cherish. endear (verb)
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