Synonym Dictionary

Very high or elevated; figuratively, ambitious, noble, or expressed with superiority.

Treating someone with an air of superiority that appears helpful or kind.

Continuing indefinitely or recurring so often as to seem constant.

Deeply affecting, often with sadness or tenderness.

A false appearance, claim, or show of something.

Likely to experience something or behave in a particular way.

Temporary or conditional, pending further information or confirmation.

A return to criminal behavior after a previous offense or punishment.

An imitation of a situation or process; also a false display of a feeling or quality.

Seeking or tending to undermine an established system or authority.

The act of bringing something to an end, or the ending itself.

Refusing to make concessions or weaken a position or standard.

So unreasonable or wrong as to offend one's sense of fairness or morality.

Without realizing it or intending the result.

Firmly refusing to give way or change; also physically inflexible.