Synonym Dictionary

Dirty, degraded, or morally disreputable.

Occurring in sudden, irregular bursts.

A sudden large number or outpouring of things.

Appearing convincing or correct while actually being misleading or unsound.

Based on possibilities or conjecture rather than established evidence.

Arising naturally or suddenly without advance planning or outside prompting.

An accidental exchange of initial sounds between words.

Playful or lighthearted.

False, counterfeit, or not genuinely what it claims to be.

To reject or refuse someone or something with contempt.

Extremely dirty and neglected, often reflecting miserable conditions.

The ability to remain steady or resist disruptive change.

A lack of movement, growth, or development.

The ability to sustain physical or mental effort over time.

A written law formally enacted by a legislative body.

Established, required, or governed by statute.

Firm and dependable in support or loyalty.

An official suspension or postponement of a proceeding or its enforcement.

Firm and dependable in purpose, loyalty, or belief.

Outstanding or exceptionally good; also relating to stars.

Unnaturally formal or awkward in expression.

Something that prompts a response, action, or increased activity.

To specify a requirement as part of an agreement.

Enduring discomfort or adversity without outward complaint.