Synonym Dictionary

Capable of being repaired or put right.

To feel hurt or indignation about something regarded as unfair or improper.

Lasting displeasure or bitterness about a perceived wrong or unfair treatment.

The art of effective expression; also language criticized as impressive but lacking substance.

A person who uses clever but misleading reasoning; also a member of an ancient Greek teaching tradition.

Smooth, confident, and polished in social manner.

A paired arrangement, especially with one person or thing placed behind the other.

Not distorted by a personal preference or prejudice.

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

To weaken support, confidence, or effectiveness, often gradually or indirectly.

Willing to act dishonestly or unfairly without regard for moral principles.