Synonym Dictionary

To provoke or urge someone into action.

To overcharge or extract an excessive price.

Showing kindness, courtesy, and generous consideration for others.

Pleasure or satisfaction from fulfilling a desire.

Relating to the sense of touch.

Reluctance or delay in acting because of doubt or uncertainty.

Strong ill will, antagonism, or active opposition.

Acting contrary to professed beliefs while presenting oneself as principled.

One word family: also includes hypocrisy.

Proposed for consideration without being established as fact.

Distinctive of a particular person or thing, often in an unusual way.

One word family: also includes idiosyncrasy.

To drive or strongly urge someone or something toward action.

Acting hastily on impulse without enough consideration.

To put a plan, decision, or method into effect.

A possible consequence or a meaning suggested without being stated directly.

Acting on a sudden urge without much prior consideration.

To attribute a quality, action, or fault to someone.

Made unable to function or act normally.

Something that encourages or motivates action.

To stir someone to action or provoke a strong response.

Unpleasantly harsh, especially of weather.

A tendency, preference, or disposition toward a particular action or view.

Having a tendency or willingness to think or act in a particular way.

Showing too little concern for the needs, rights, or feelings of others.

Difficulty choosing between possible actions or alternatives.