Synonym Dictionary

To cause someone to act or something to operate.

Full of energy, movement, or lively expression.

A statement or promise intended to establish confidence or remove doubt.

Strong enough to settle a question or remove reasonable doubt.

Overcrowding or accumulation that obstructs movement or flow.

To move toward or meet at a common point.

To remove the internal organs; figuratively, to strip away essential substance.

To move apart or develop in different directions.

To force someone or something out of a place.

To take away the strength, effectiveness, or power of something.

To correct or improve the wording of a text.

To remove the internal organs; figuratively, to strip away essential content.

To remove or destroy something completely.

A rise and fall or repeated variation in an amount, level, or condition.

Showing little interest, concern, or preference.

To free someone or something from control, restriction, or confinement.

To remove a difficulty or make something unnecessary.

To move ahead of or exceed someone or something in progress, achievement, or extent.

To move backward or away, or gradually become smaller or less intense.

To hold back, limit, or control an action, impulse, or movement.

Involving much sitting and little physical movement.

A lack of movement, growth, or development.

Having little or no interest in a subject or activity.

A sensation that you or your surroundings are spinning or moving.