Synonym Dictionary

A point or level at which something begins or changes; also the entrance to a place.

To choose not to participate in or consume something.

A deliberate choice not to take part in an action, especially a decision not to cast a vote.

To make room for, adapt to, or meet the needs of someone or something.

To state positively that something is true or to express firm support for it.

So appealing or interesting that it strongly holds attention.

The quality of parts holding together as a unified whole.

Strongly persuasive or holding close attention.

To consult or discuss with others.

Expressing or involving claims that oppose one another and cannot both hold in the same sense.

To come together for a meeting.

To consider or judge something to be a particular way.

To postpone something, or to yield to another person's judgment or priority.

To regard with strong contempt or intense dislike.

Retired while retaining an honorary title.

Attractive or interesting enough to hold attention.

To hold someone's attention completely through fascination or delight.

To raise someone or something in rank, esteem, or praise.

Required as a duty or responsibility.

To compensate for a loss or protect against specified loss.

Small in extent or only just meeting a relevant threshold.

Excessively unwilling to spend or share money or resources.

To express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic manner.

A collection of investments held by a person or organization.