Synonym Dictionary

Firm and dependable in purpose, loyalty, or belief.

Outstanding or exceptionally good; also relating to stars.

A mark or association of social disgrace or disapproval.

Unnaturally formal or awkward in expression.

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

A fixed or limited period of work or activity.

To specify a requirement as part of an agreement.

Enduring discomfort or adversity without outward complaint.

Showing little emotion or outward reaction.

Planned with a broader or longer-term objective in mind.

An organized plan for achieving a broader goal.

Requiring or involving vigorous effort.

To mark with parallel lines, grooves, or streaks.

A severe criticism or a restrictive rule.

Harsh, loud, or insistently forceful.

Bitter or prolonged conflict.

Strict and demanding in requirements or application.

To walk with a stiff, proud, or self-important air.

To make something ineffective or appear foolish; to inhibit its development.

Astonishingly great in size or degree.

A state of greatly reduced alertness or a dazed condition.

To block progress or leave someone unable to proceed.

Smooth, confident, and polished in social manner.

A smaller part formed by dividing a larger whole.