Synonym Dictionary

Likely to experience something or behave in a particular way.

Generally supposed or claimed to be so, without certainty.

To complain or criticize in harsh, angry language.

To express sharp disapproval of someone's behavior.

A response that challenges a claim with opposing arguments or evidence.

Shared or exchanged by both sides.

An accusation made in response to another accusation.

An argument or evidence showing that a claim is false or mistaken.

To restore freshness, energy, or a more youthful condition.

To become less severe, resistant, or intense.

A useful or meaningful connection with the matter under consideration.

A renewed period of activity, creativity, or growth.

Capable of being repaired or put right.

A consequence, often indirect and unwelcome, of an action.

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

An act of retaliation for an injury or perceived wrong.

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

Firm determination to carry out a purpose.

Control over one's impulses, or a limit placed on an action.

An action taken in return for a perceived injury, offense, or attack.

A view or consideration of past events.

To regard with deep respect or admiration.

Deep respect or admiration.

Relating to the effective use of language; sometimes intended for effect without expecting a literal answer.