Synonym Dictionary

A political tradition emphasizing individual freedom, civil liberties, and openness to reform.

To free someone or something from control, restriction, or confinement.

To make or become less intense, extreme, or severe.

Restraint that avoids excess or extremes.

An amount that is greater than needed or useful.

At the edge or less central to the main subject.

A greater amount, number, weight, or influence than the alternatives.

To increase or spread rapidly.

To recover strength or well-being after strain or illness.

The process of recovering strength or condition after illness, strain, or difficulty.

To renew, restore, or develop again.

To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.

The act of saying or presenting something again, usually for emphasis or clarity.

Payment or compensation for work or services.

Providing payment or financial reward.

Able to read and write only at a limited or elementary level.

Moderation and self-restraint in behavior or consumption.

Moderate or restrained in conduct, expression, or climate.

Related to treatment, or having a beneficial or soothing effect.

Not mixed with unwanted material; also complete or unqualified.

Undertaken by one side without the agreement or participation of others.

Open to harm, damage, criticism, or another adverse influence.

To become less intense or severe.

A reduction in intensity, amount, or severity.