Synonym Dictionary

Extraordinarily great in size, amount, or ability.

Owned by a particular person or organization, often with restricted rights of use.

Soft, boggy ground; figuratively, a difficult situation from which escape is hard.

To summarize the main points of something.

A group used as a standard for evaluating one's own attitudes, abilities, or circumstances.

To assign someone or something to a lower or less prominent position.

Using cutting or mocking remarks, often through verbal irony.

Showing the careful study, knowledge, or methods associated with scholarship.

Unusual, remarkable, or distinct from others.

Outstanding or exceptionally good; also relating to stars.

Astonishingly great in size or degree.

Weak, slight, or not strongly supported.

A standard used to judge the quality or validity of something.

Of little importance, value, or consequence.

Departing from customary practices or accepted expectations.

An assessment of the value of something.

Showing little sense or intelligence in a particular action or remark.