Synonym Dictionary

Absurd or contrary to reasonable judgment.

According to what seems reasonable or likely, though not confirmed.

Lasting longer than expected or desirable.

A seemingly reasonable explanation used to justify conduct or a decision.

To offer a seemingly reasonable explanation, sometimes to justify questionable conduct.

Willing to listen to, consider, or accept ideas and suggestions.

Deserving strong criticism or condemnation.

Deserving criticism or blame.

To block progress or leave someone unable to proceed.

Inclined to accept another person's authority or wishes without resistance.

A tendency to be affected or influenced by something.

Readily affected or influenced by something.

Moderate or restrained in conduct, expression, or climate.

The quality of occurring or being completed at an appropriate or useful time.

Easy to guide, manage, teach, or deal with.

Clear enough to allow only one reasonable interpretation in context.

Excessive or not justified by the circumstances.

Clear and leaving no reasonable doubt about meaning or intention.

Unable to be supported by an adequate reason or acceptable explanation.

So clear that it cannot reasonably be confused or misunderstood.

Not lessened or qualified; complete, often in describing something negative.

Not justified by sufficient reason or evidence.

The ability of a plan, system, or activity to work successfully or continue under the relevant conditions.

Able to work successfully or remain in existence under the conditions.