Synonym Dictionary

Cowardly or disloyal, especially in abandoning a duty.

Lying down or reclining.

To recover strength or well-being after strain or illness.

One word family: also includes recuperation.

Occurring again, especially repeatedly.

To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.

One word family: also includes reiteration.

A reply, especially a sharp or apt one.

To formally give up or reject a claim, belief, or practice.

To express formal or strong disapproval of someone's conduct.

A person regarded as unprincipled or morally corrupt.

Generally believed or said to be a particular kind of person or thing.

To formally cancel or withdraw a rule, agreement, or decision.

To revise or rebuild something substantially.

Especially noticeable or important.

Making a self-righteous display of moral superiority.

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

Relating to scrofula; figuratively, morally corrupt or sordid.

Involving much sitting and little physical movement.

Able to read and write only at a limited or elementary level.

A feeling, attitude, or opinion, especially one shared or expressed about a subject.

Following another person's ideas uncritically.

A sharp fragment of a broken object, especially glass or pottery.

A habitually lazy or inactive person.

A speech in which a character voices thoughts aloud, usually while alone.

Dirty, degraded, or morally disreputable.