Synonym Dictionary

To include something as a part of a larger whole.

Not readily corrected or reformed; persistently fixed in a habit.

Unwilling or unable to believe something.

An oppressive burden or nightmare; also a nightmare figure in folklore.

Required as a duty or responsibility.

Difficulty choosing between possible actions or alternatives.

A tendency to struggle with making clear or firm choices.

Compensation or protection provided against a loss, damage, or liability.

To compensate for a loss or protect against specified loss.

Not definitely established, fixed, or known.

To formally accuse of a crime; more generally, to accuse strongly.

Showing little interest, concern, or preference.

One word family: also includes indifference.

Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place.

Lacking the resources needed for basic living.

One word family: also includes indigence.

Angry because of perceived injustice or improper treatment.

Anger at something considered unjust or improper.

Done without careful selection or distinction.

Slightly unwell or unable to take part.

Beyond reasonable doubt or disagreement.

Not clear enough to be readily perceived or understood.

So similar that a meaningful difference cannot be recognized.

Inclined to avoid work or exertion.

One word family: also includes indolence.

To persuade someone or bring about a particular response.

Something that persuades or motivates someone to act.