Synonym Dictionary

Agreement or harmony between people or ideas.

A comparison that uses a relevant similarity to explain or understand something.

Close examination of parts, evidence, or relationships to understand a subject.

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

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

To absorb new information or incorporate something into a larger whole.

Quick to notice and understand important details.

The quality of being easy to understand, perceive, or distinguish.

Mental activity involved in knowing, thinking, perceiving, or remembering.

Awareness or knowledge of something.

To grasp the meaning, nature, or significance of something.

General agreement within a group.

To interpret a statement or action in a particular way.

The beliefs or judgments that are widely accepted about a subject.

To escape capture or remain beyond someone's grasp or understanding.

Able to understand or share another person's feelings and experience.

The capacity to understand or share another person's feelings or perspective.

Something puzzling or difficult to understand.

Intended to investigate possibilities or gather initial understanding.

A supporting structure or organized set of ideas used to guide understanding or action.

Unable to be entered or passed through; also impossible to understand or interpret.

To suggest or communicate something indirectly.

Impossible or extremely difficult to understand.

A clear understanding of an underlying feature, cause, or relationship.