Synonym Dictionary

Willing to follow instructions or meeting stated requirements.

To reduce hostility and gain goodwill by persuasion or resolving differences.

To complete or bring something to its final fulfillment.

Dishonest or willing to misuse a position for improper gain.

Distrustful of people's sincerity and inclined to assume selfish motives.

A standstill caused by opposing sides that cannot reach agreement.

Quick and skillful in action.

To decline into a worse condition.

Done consciously and intentionally, often after consideration.

Failing to fulfill a duty or violating a rule or law.

A strongly held false belief or misleading impression.

To decline gradually in condition, quality, or effectiveness.

Dissatisfied with present circumstances or results.

Unwilling or reluctant because of a lack of interest or a mild dislike.

To speak about someone or something in a way that belittles it.

Willing or having a tendency to do something.

Filled with great joy or pride.

The skill or manner of speaking clearly and expressively.

To make a meaning or difficult point clear.

At a very early stage of development.

Prominent and highly respected in a field.

Raised to a high position or filled with elevated joy.

The act of carrying out a plan, decision, or task.

To show by example or embody a quality.