Synonym Dictionary

Made stale or unoriginal through excessive use.

Peaceful, happy, and prosperous, often in recollection.

Someone who stays near a person or group mainly to obtain personal benefit.

Lacking a clear plan, method, or orderly arrangement.

Relating to the sense of touch.

A lengthy and forceful speech, often critical or scolding.

A sign or forerunner of something approaching.

An old-fashioned, disparaging term for a woman who sells sexual services.

Arrogantly proud and disdainful toward others.

Relating to pleasure or the experience of enjoyment.

A model of adaptation in which gains or losses in happiness may fade as people become accustomed to changed circumstances.

Treating pleasure as a central aim of life or conduct.

To pay careful attention to advice, a warning, or another signal.

Dominant influence or leadership over others.

A belief sharply opposed to an established doctrine or accepted view.

Reluctance or delay in acting because of doubt or uncertainty.

An arrangement of people or things in ranked levels.

Using power without proper regard for other people's rights or concerns.

Having abundant hair.

A sermon or a lecture offering moral advice.

Consisting of similar elements or having a relatively uniform composition.

Relating to the cultivation of gardens or plants.

Strong ill will, antagonism, or active opposition.

Deceptive or insincere talk, conduct, or pretense.