Synonym Dictionary

A concise statement expressing a general observation or principle.

The highest or most perfected expression of something; also elevation to divine status.

Clearly visible or understandable; also seeming true although the reality may differ.

To calm anger or satisfy demands, often by making concessions.

Relevant and suitable for use in a particular situation.

Especially suitable or relevant to the matter at hand.

To understand or perceive something; also to take someone into custody.

Worried that something unpleasant may happen.

One word family: also includes apprehension.

To inform someone of something.

Approval or favorable judgment.

To take something for one's own use, sometimes without permission.

The taking of something for one's own use; also money set aside for a purpose.

Relevant or well suited to the situation.

Based on individual choice or whim rather than a consistent reason or rule.

Requiring considerable effort or endurance.

A varied collection or an ordered arrangement of things.

An ambitious newcomer seeking status or social acceptance.

Showing an exaggerated sense of one's importance or superiority.

The deliberate, unlawful burning of property.

Skillful and clever, sometimes in a deceptive or manipulative way.

To express an idea clearly and effectively in words.

One word family: also includes articulateness, articulation.

Natural and without deliberate pretense or calculation.

Practicing strict self-denial and avoiding material pleasures.

To regard something as caused by, belonging to, or created by a particular source.

One word family: also includes ascription.