Synonym Dictionary

Basic or at an early stage of development.

Cutting or mocking language, often expressing the opposite of the intended meaning.

A person with extensive learning or exceptional knowledge in a field.

Causing strong moral disapproval or appearing shockingly excessive.

A limited supply of something in relation to demand or need.

Showing an excessive and self-lowering eagerness to obey.

A sudden large number or outpouring of things.

Something that prompts a response, action, or increased activity.

A deceptive device used to conceal a purpose or evade a difficulty.

To undermine or overturn an established system, authority, or accepted principle.

A higher level of quality, ability, status, or strength relative to something else.

An amount left over after needs or requirements have been met.

Promoting a particular viewpoint through a strongly biased presentation.

The act of bringing something to an end, or the ending itself.

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

Connected with a change from one condition, stage, or system to another.

Words, actions, or a gift expressing respect, gratitude, or admiration.

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

Not discouraged or intimidated by difficulty.

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

Showing little excitement, eagerness, or interest.

Unfavorable to success or a good outcome.

Usefulness; in economics, the satisfaction or value associated with an outcome or choice.

To compete eagerly with others for something.