Synonym Dictionary

To officially recognize a person or organization as meeting particular standards.

Sharp and biting in tone or temper.

To recognize or admit that something exists or is true.

To accept or agree without active resistance, often reluctantly.

One word family: also includes acquiescence, acquiescent.

To formally find someone not guilty of a charge; more generally, to clear someone of blame.

To cause someone to act or something to operate.

Sharpness of perception, thought, or a sense such as vision.

Firmly unwilling to change a position or decision.

The act of following a principle, rule, or plan closely.

Something added to a main activity or item in a supporting role.

An earnest appeal or solemn urging addressed to someone.

To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.

To make something more attractive by adding decoration.

Skillful and effective, especially in a difficult situation.

To make something less pure by mixing in another substance.

Unfavorable or harmful to an intended result.

A difficult or unfavorable condition or period.

Sensible or appropriate to do in the circumstances.

To publicly support or argue in favor of something.

Concerned with beauty, art, or the appreciation of appearance.

Friendly, pleasant, and easy to approach.

An artificial manner adopted to create a particular impression.

Artificial in manner or adopted to create a particular impression.

A written statement confirmed under oath or affirmation.