Synonym Dictionary

A lack of interest, concern, or strong preference.

Extremely angry or expressing strong anger.

Stubbornly unwilling to change despite reasons or persuasion.

So clear or strong that it is readily perceived; literally, able to be touched.

Strongly favoring a particular side, group, or cause.

A strong liking or habitual inclination.

To prove stronger or more successful, or to be generally present.

A strong or habitual inclination, often toward something viewed unfavorably.

Very deep, intense, or showing considerable understanding.

Strongly opposing change and seeking a return to earlier social or political arrangements.

Having a strong scent or strongly suggesting a particular quality or memory.

Deserving strong criticism or condemnation.

To express formal or strong disapproval of someone's conduct.

Holding attention very strongly.

Strong, vigorous, or able to withstand difficulty.

Causing strong moral disapproval or appearing shockingly excessive.

Having the same or nearly the same meaning, or being closely associated in people's minds.

Promoting a particular viewpoint through a strongly biased presentation.

Weak, slight, or not strongly supported.

To grow strongly or develop successfully.

Strongly committed to preserving established practices or resisting change.

Done intentionally; also stubbornly determined to follow one's own wishes.