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Gaa

Definitions of mean

adjective
unwilling to give or share things, especially
money; not generous.
she felt mean not giving a tip
synonyms: miserly, niggardly, close-fisted

unkind, spiteful, or unfair.

it was very mean of me
synonyms: unkind, nasty, unpleasant, spit
(especially of a place) poor in quality and
appearance; shabby.
her home was mean and small
excellent; very skillful or effective.
he's a mean cook

noun

verb

(of a quantity) calculated as a mean;

average.
by 1989, the mean age at marriage stood
at 24.8 for women and 26.9 for men
synonyms: average, median, middle, med
equally far from two extremes.
hope is the mean virtue between despair
and presumption
the value obtained by dividing the sum of
several quantities by their number; an
average.
acid output was calculated by taking the
mean of all three samples

a condition, quality, or course of action

equally removed from two opposite (usually
unsatisfactory) extremes.
the mean between two extremes
synonyms: middle course, middle way, mi
intend to convey, indicate, or refer to (a
particular thing or notion); signify.
I don't know what you mean

Translations of mean
noun

average, mean, build, genuflexion,

middle, inside, midst, center, mean

adjective

mean
mean
mean
mean

medium, vehicle, mean

instrument, device, machine, appar

mean

intermediate, intermediary, mid, me

vile, ignoble, low, paltry, mean, man

shocking, damned, heinous, damn,

negligible, little, small, poor, trivial,

trivial, potty, insignificant, dime, fidd

despicable, hateful, gruesome, odio

lousy, vile, sordid, other, mean, bla

mean

middle, central, medium, mean, inte

inferior, bad, mean

baseborn, lowborn, ignoble, mean,

vile, miscreant, wicked, mean, base

lowest, vile, insignificant, measly, d

lower, low, junior, subordinate, dow

mean, median

awkward, ugly, beastly, bad, mean,

cheap, small, mean

mean
depressed, mean, lowborn, basebo

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synonyms: signify, convey, denote, desig

noun
middle course, middle way, midpoint,
happy medium, golden mean,
mean value

verb
signify, convey, denote, designate,
indicate, connote, show, express, spell
out, stand for, represent, symbolize,
imply, suggest, intimate, hint at,
intend, aim, plan, design, have in mind,
contemplate, purpose, propose, set out,
intend, design, destine, predestine
entail, involve, necessitate, lead to, result
in, give rise to, bring about, cause,
matter, be important, be significant
presage, portend, foretell, augur,
promise, foreshadow, herald, signal,
intend
intend, stand for, signify
think of, have in mind
imply, entail
think, intend
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Examples

commonplace, usual, vulgar, natura

have as a consequence or result.

the proposals are likely to mean another
hundred closures
synonyms:
entail, involve, necessitate, lea
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adjective
unkind, nasty, unpleasant, spiteful,
malicious, unfair, cruel, shabby, foul,
despicable, contemptible, obnoxious,
vile, odious, loathsome, base, low,
miserly, niggardly, close-fisted,
parsimonious, penny-pinching,
cheeseparing, Scroogelike, tightfisted,
inferior, poor, limited, restricted
lowly, humble, ordinary, low, low-born,
modest, common, base, proletarian,
plebeian, obscure, ignoble,
average, median, middle, medial,
meanspirited, base
bastardly
beggarly
hateful
mingy, tight, miserly
average

unimportant, potty, weightless, wea

intend (something) to occur or be the case.

they mean no harm
synonyms: intend, aim, plan, design, have

Synonyms

verb

degenerated, lousy, wretched, base

small, miniature, little, petty, handy,

poor, impoverished, bad, penniless

little, small, mediocre, light, ordinary

mean, petty, little, low-minded

small, short, younger, little, tiny, me

messy, dirty, foul, filthy, obscene, m

humiliated, inferior, unreliable, base

purpose, aim, intend, mean, mind, t

imply, connote, expose, expound, m

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intend, mean, desire, purpose, mind

direct, refer, prescribe, mean

introduce, indicate, evidence, prefa

mark out, identify, appoint, allot, se

plan, mastermind, quarterback, sch

impart, notify, acquaint, convey, info

imply, mean, signify
mean

consistency, correlation, accordanc

mean

bad, grovelling, third-rate, third rate

mean, middling

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Eventually, we learn that Monica is a mean ,
vicious vamp who places men under her power
with a combination of humiliation and flabby
thighs.
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See also

I mean, What does this mean?, What does it mean?,

What do you mean?, mean person, mean to, mean
value, being mean, What do you mean by that?, a
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prosperity

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Samrd'dhi

Definitions of prosperity
noun

the state of being prosperous.

a long period of prosperity
synonyms: success, profitability, affluence

Synonyms

noun
success, profitability, affluence, wealth,
opulence, luxury, the good life, milk and
honey, (good) fortune, ease, plenty,
comfort, security, well-being
successfulness

Examples

All need to be strongly represented to ensure the

continued prosperity and success of the
organisation.
In nativities, this eclipse promises fame,
prosperity , health and peace of mind.
For the economy as a whole, innovation is the key
to higher productivity and greater prosperity for
all.
The mixed economy boomed, bringing
unprecedented prosperity to the middle and
working classes.
Maybe with their magical powers and position,
they would bring great prosperity to the world.
The university's future success is undoubtedly
important for the city's prosperity .
The country's continued prosperity is dependent
on the opportunities and achievements of all its
residents.

Translations of prosperity
noun

prosperity, enrichment, bonanza, opulence, afflu

success, attainment, prosperity, godsend, preval

prosperity, improvement, progress, growth, adva

development, improvement, promotion, uplift, pro

prosperity, advancement, blossom

welfare, good, benefit, well-being, prosperity, ble

rise, emergence, appearance, prosperity

appreciation, collection, prosperity, improvement

fortune, prosperity, wealth
prosperity

wealth, affluence, prosperity, fortune, beauty, da

richness, abundance, plenty, prosperity

good luck, good fortune, blessing, bonanza, bles

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In the first half of the century, Pisa and the cities
of Tuscany had enjoyed unprecedented
prosperity .
Ageing populations and rising prosperity across
the world can only reinforce demand trends.
Everyone knows it has brought prosperity,
although that prosperity is not equally shared.
The town's elite were retailers, whose prosperity
depended on the railway freight rates.
Is that a situation, too, where the relative
prosperity is more apparent than real?
Education is still our number one priority, because
Britain's future economic prosperity depends
upon it.
"To ensure the prosperity in this region, we have
to build trust, " he said.
a long period of peace and prosperity
a long period of prosperity
The role of freedom in creating prosperity has
been the central discovery of economics over the
past two centuries.
Fridges are also indicators of a nation's
prosperity .
Plans to increase prosperity in the region will
automatically lead to a need for better housing
conditions.
Many gave up security and prosperity and
returned from overseas to do so.
"First, science is vital to our country's continued
future prosperity , " he said.
They have had formative years of almost
uninterrupted prosperity , growth and success.
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economic prosperity, common prosperity

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regard

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Definitions of regard
noun

verb

attention to or concern for something.

the court must have regard to the principle
of welfare
synonyms: consideration, care, concern, t

Translations of regard
noun

Synonyms

noun
consideration, care, concern, thought,
esteem, respect, acclaim, admiration,
approval, approbation, estimation
best wishes, good wishes, greetings,
kind/kindest regards, felicitations,
look, fixed look, gaze, stare, observation,
contemplation, study, scrutiny
respect, aspect, point, item, particular,
detail, specific, matter, issue, topic,
respect
respect, esteem
attentiveness, paying attention, heed
wish, compliments
gaze
verb
consider, look on, view, see, think of,
judge, deem, estimate, assess, reckon,
look at, contemplate, eye, gaze at, stare
at, watch, observe, view, study,

consideration, discretion, regard, judgment,

relation, connection, bond, rapport, contacts

best wishes (used to express friendliness in

greetings, especially at the end of letters).
Warm regards, Helen
synonyms: best wishes, good wishes, gre

consider or think of (someone or something)

in a specified way.
she regarded Omaha as her base
synonyms: consider, look on, view, see, t

verb

regard, observation, observancy, examinatio

destination, target, goal, object, objective, re

vision, eye, look, glance, eyesight, regard

count, calculation, account, prediction, enum

respectfulness, regard

respect, honor, appreciation, importance, va

philosophy, vision, view, sight, visibility, rega

care, attention, endeavor, attempt, effort, reg

attention, regard, notice, heed, mind, observ

regard, take into consideration, deem, think,

look, look at, behold, stare, see, regard

observe, regard, look on

respect, venerate, esteem, honor, admire, re

fix, correct, decide, appoint, regulate, regard

admit, agree, obey, heed, believe in, regard
look, feel, suppose, think, regard, seem

regard, count, consider, feel, conceive, call

regard
regard

descry, regard

look, regard
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view, consider, see, reckon
affect, involve
Fewer synonyms

Examples

Judging rationally for oneself makes one think like

an adult - and so earn the regard of others.
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See also

with regard to, in this regard, with regard, in regard to,

in regard, regard as, to regard, without regard to, due
regard, high regard

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optimism

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bda

Definitions of optimism
noun

hopefulness and confidence about the

future or the successful outcome of
something.
the talks had been amicable, and there
were grounds for optimism
synonyms: hopefulness, hope, confidence
the doctrine, especially as set forth by
Leibniz, that this world is the best of all
possible worlds.
His early optimism was soon
overshadowed by a radical doctrine of
grace.

Synonyms
noun

hopefulness, hope, confidence,

buoyancy, cheer, cheerfulness, good
cheer, sanguineness, positiveness,
positive attitude

Examples

These two factors, Mr Speaker have motivated us

to approach the future with great optimism .
There appears to be a lot of increasing optimism
about the future price of oil.
During past scientific breakthroughs and
innovations, human society was guided by a
sense of optimism about the future.
It does not inspire optimism for the future of
economic development in Scotland.
At first, like other returning veterans, Frankie
faces the future with optimism .

Translations of optimism
noun

optimism

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Eight years on and the band are now looking to
the future with optimism , as Calum explains.
I think in the '60s there was a certain amount of
optimism about the future in technology.
But taking the long view, there is cause for
considerable optimism about the future of
relations.
the talks had been amicable, and there were
grounds for optimism
Sixty pupils from two schools have joined forces
to create a CD about life as a Bradfordian and
their optimism for the future.
I am filled with boundless enthusiasm, optimism ,
confidence, strength and love!
I have genuine optimism for the future of
Scotland as a must-visit destination.
Worn down by the lack of sleep and the sickness,
he lost all trace of optimism about his future.
Natural theology was above all a counsel of
optimism , a belief in the essential goodness of
the Creator.
With this level of projected coverage, both the
McDermotts and Tullow can look to the future with
optimism .
I have great faith in optimism as a philosophy, if
only because it offers us the opportunity of selffulfilling prophecy.
His early optimism was soon overshadowed by a
radical doctrine of grace.
The report states that there is a lot of optimism
about the success of these projects.
I live in a world where I feel enormous optimism
for the future.
For me, it's a powerful metaphor for optimism
and the future.
Subsequent wars and revolutions have made
Kant's optimism unfashionable.
Publicly, Saudi oil executives express optimism
about the future of their industry.
Young officers like me could look forward to the
future with confidence, hope and optimism .
the talks had been amicable and there were
grounds for optimism
Candide, Voltaire's critique of optimism , is itself
an ineliminably upbeat book.

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By this standard at least, there are grounds for
cautious optimism .
Princess Anne officially reopened Westbury
Dairies offering words of hope and optimism for
the future of the plant.
Demand may already have overtaken production,
and even extreme optimists predict that
production will peak before 2015.
Call them the grand optimists of American small
business, if you like.
The intellectuals are presently divided in two
categories, as always - the optimists and the
pessimists.
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Synonyms of cautiously

adverb
carefully
guardedly, conservatively

Translations of cautiously
adverb

cautiously, carefully

cautiously, forewarn

cautiously, slowly

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indicator

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Nirdaka

Definitions of indicator
noun

a thing, especially a trend or fact, that

indicates the state or level of something.
car ownership is frequently used as an
indicator of affluence
synonyms: measure, gauge, barometer, g
a device providing specific information on
the state or condition of something, in
particular.

a compound that changes color at a specific

pH value or in the presence of a particular
substance and can be used to monitor
acidity, alkalinity, or the progress of a
reaction.
The color change in acid-base indicators is
due to a chemical reaction between the
indicator and the hydronium ions in the
solution.
an animal or plant species that can be used
to infer conditions in a particular habitat.
The calanoid copepod Lucicutia grandis is
an indicator species for this habitat.

See also

key performance indicator, leading indicator, dial

indicator, direction indicator, level indicator, pressure
indicator, status indicator, progress indicator

Translations of indicator

indicator, indicative, significative

Exponent, indicator

noun

indicator, determinative, Directing, significative, refe

exhibitor, exhibit, display, demonstrator, guide, indi

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recession

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Mand

Definitions of recession
noun

a period of temporary economic decline

during which trade and industrial activity are
reduced, generally identified by a fall in
GDP in two successive quarters.
Economic recessions are predominantly
the result of insufficient demand.
synonyms: economic decline, downturn, d
the action of receding; motion away from an
observer.
The expansion of the Universe is described
by a very simple equation called Hubble's
law; the velocity of the recession of a galaxy
is equal to a constant times its distance.

Synonyms
noun

economic decline, downturn, depression,

corner, recess, niche
receding
recessional
Fewer synonyms

Examples

The country is in deep recession , yet the

government has cut its spending by about 40
percent this year.
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See also

economic recession, the recession, gingival recession

Translations of recession
noun

comeback, regress, reversion,

defeat, subversion, foil, beatin

retreat, recoil, recession, back

recession

return, recession

refraining, closing, stopping, g

recession

retreat, beat a retreat, fall back

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radient

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Definitions of radiant

adjective
sending out light; shining or glowing brightly.
a bird with radiant green and red plumage
synonyms: shining, bright, illuminated, bril

noun

Translations of radiant
adjective

adjective
shining, bright, illuminated, brilliant,
gleaming, glowing, ablaze, luminous,
luminescent, lustrous, incandescent,
joyful, elated, thrilled, overjoyed, jubilant,
rapturous, ecstatic, euphoric, in seventh
heaven, on cloud nine, delighted, very
refulgent, beamy, beaming, effulgent
Fewer synonyms

Examples of radient

radiant energy, radiant heat

bright, brilliant, light, dazzling, shin

Synonyms

See also

a point or object from which light or heat

radiates, especially a heating element in an
electric or gas heater.

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radiant

(of heat) transmitted by radiation, rather

than conduction or convection.
Thermal energy from infrared, radiant heat
sources has been used to treat chronic
human wounds with decreasing frequency
during the past 25 years.

When a lot of the sun's radiant energy makes it to

Earth, it transmits energy to the atoms and
molecules in the air and ground.

noun

radiant, effulgent

revealed, manifested, radiant

flaring, radiant, orient

radiant, radiate, radiative

radiant
radiant

luminous, radiant

radiant, fibrous, fictitious

luminous, incandescent, radiant

floaty, glowing, radiant

shining, radiating, radiant, glowing

dazzling, radiant

radiant, fibrous, fictitious

radiant

fibrous, radiant, stringy, fictitious

radiant, fibrous, fictitious

shining, bright, radiant, fulgent

radiant, aglow, nitid, Ellugent
radiant
radiant
radiant

luminous, radiant

radiant

radiant

radiant

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serene

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Definitions of serene

adjective
calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil.
her eyes were closed and she looked very
serene
synonyms: calm, composed, tranquil, pea

noun

(in a title) used as a term of respect for

members of some European royal families.
His Serene Highness
an expanse of clear sky or calm sea.
not a cloud obscured the deep serene

Synonyms

adjective
calm, composed, tranquil, peaceful,
untroubled, relaxed, at ease,
unperturbed, unruffled, unworried, placid,
peaceful, tranquil, quiet, still, restful,
unagitated, tranquil, calm
Fewer synonyms

Examples

The children and staff work and communicate in a

very serene and peaceful fashion.
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See also

serene, rene

Translations of serene
adjective

serene, unclouded

serene

quiet, calm, cool, peaceful, tranquil, serene

sober, quiet, lasting, unwavering, firm, serene

unperturbed, unruffled, unagitated, calm, placid, se

serene, innocent, untarnished, untainted, transpare

serene

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complacent

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Prasanna

Definitions of complacent

adjective
showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with
oneself or one's achievements.
you can't afford to be complacent about
security
synonyms: smug, self-satisfied, self-congr

Synonyms

adjective
smug, self-satisfied, self-congratulatory,
self-regarding, conceited, gloating,
triumphant, proud, pleased, satisfied,
content, contented
self-satisfied, self-complacent

Examples

Nothing is 100 percent safe and nobody should be

complacent at a cash machine.
With 66 deaths on our roads every week, none of
us can afford to be complacent .
It is always wise to guard against adopting a
complacent or smug attitude in life as one ages.
However, he is not being complacent and has
already started training hard.
Most of the time he simply can't be bothered with
it because he truly is lazy and complacent .
The second was made up of complacent
industries relying on politicians and bureaucrats to
protect them.

Translations of complacent
adjective

complacent, favorable, propitious, benign, benign

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You only get one life, and if all you ever do with it
is grow rich or complacent or comfortable or
proud then you might as well not have lived at all.
In all of this praise, however, there is a severe
danger that we might become complacent .
I am very happy with the figures but I am aware
we cannot become complacent .
While this lead will shrink before polling day, you
might think he'd be a tad complacent .
There are many actions that companies can take
to give staff a sense of security without making
them complacent .
I had been complacent , even blas, about
someone who was really important to me.
However, residents have been warned they
cannot afford to be complacent .
As the minister for justice he was obviously very
complacent about the letter sent to him by the
fingerprint expert.
Trying different things keeps you alive and stops
you being complacent .
The novelty of them has worn off and no team will
again head north with the complacent attitude of
an easy win and a night in Edinburgh.
Plus, decades of access to cheap oil has made us
lazy and complacent about energy.
Why are so few people scandalised by the
timorous, seemingly complacent , way that the
police behaved?
But the superintendent is not complacent and is
keen to reassure people there is still work to be
done.
His duty is to arouse the sleeper, to shake the
complacent pillars of the world.
They have not done that by sitting back
complacently .
Your editorial complacently endorsed the notion
of matching the European Union average on
health spending.
The guys who run the companies now are sheep
complacently chewing on their dollar bills.
Are my followers and I supposed to sit there
tomorrow and eat our turkey complacently while
this persecution is occurring?
But later that day I went down to the pond to find
the mother duck sitting complacently on the
water while 12 little ducklings were shuttling about
around her.

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self-complacent

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Luminous

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Definitions of luminous

adjective
full of or shedding light; bright or shining,
especially in the dark.
the luminous dial on his watch
synonyms: shining, bright, brilliant, radiant

Synonyms

adjective
shining, bright, brilliant, radiant, dazzling,
glowing, gleaming, scintillating, lustrous,
luminescent, phosphorescent,
fluorescent, incandescent
lambent, lucent, aglow

Examples of Luminous

Her colours are luminous , with multiple layers of

pigment, painted quickly but with great care and
attention.
The backdrop of sky passes through the entire
color spectrum in seamless gradation from violet
and indigo above through queasy green and
luminous gold to a deep, luscious red below.
They have wide faces, broad bills and luminous
olive green and yellow plumage.
The building was dark, the pews a deep red, and
the stained glass windows luminous as the sun
shined through them.
Regulars are drawn to the minimalist style and
trendy DJ music and we particularly liked the
groovy light bulbs that give the bar counter a
glorious luminous glow.
Our theory might predict that the most massive
galaxies are the most luminous .

Translations of luminous
adjective

luminous, incandescent, radiant

clear, evident, explicit, obvious, manifes

bright, brilliant, light, dazzling, shiny, lum

luminous, shiny, brilliant, glaring, sheen

clean, fair, pure, tidy, coherent, luminou

luminous, radiant

perspicuous, lucid, luminous

luminous, illuminative

luminous, plain, coherent, understandab

luminous, shining, lustrous, bright
luminous
luminous

luminiferous, luminous

brilliant, luminous, aglow, efflulgent, fulg

luminous, radiant

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A cheap, luminous dial or illuminated watch with
large numbers is quite handy.
The distinctive ambulance is a luminous yellow
colour and conforms to new EU regulations for
ambulance services across Europe.
I remember loving the luminous rich colours,
1920's feel and the lovely slightly melancholic
mood it has.
What is peculiar to this church is its
luminousness .
The red box it came in stands out on the shelf; the
cover typography is distinctive and the spiralbound book itself, with its luminous green pages,
is a visual treat.
The police in their luminous yellow jackets stood
guard at the interface of two cultures.
The luminous sun shone brightly over a small
cottage in the middle of a long forest as it was
setting down.
First, a technical point, Lux is a measure of
illuminance, or luminous fLux per unit area, and
so the corresponding quantity would be
irradiance, or Watts per square meter.
She is being billed as a dynamic new British talent
with an incredible voice, star appeal and a
luminousness that truly sets her apart from other
female singer/songwriters.
The dimly-lit interior is done up with turntables and
the odd futuristic light sculpture, while the bar has
a luminous glow that offsets the dim and sexy
darkness to the rest of the space.
The luminous green wallpaper in the bathroom
looked even brighter as the sun streamed into the
room.
He placed it in the thin streak of daylight, and its
luminousness was almost immediately restored.
The moon was full, and gave off a luminous blue
glow.
At the end one sees brilliant light or a luminous
figure.
She reached out with her hand to touch the white,
luminous object.
Set in a tightly wound labyrinth, this is where the
film's insights about human endeavour are finally
brought to light under a luminous moon.
The monochrome pieces are composed of layers
that reveal luminous colours, while his use of
oranges and yellows create some of the most
evocative landscapes of Ireland in recent years.
In her luminous green and red jacket, she was
easy to spot.
Dozens of people have repeatedly reported the
presence of these odd luminous objects.

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Geminga might be one of the best understood
isolated neutron stars that we have found, but it
has the same luminous flux as a candle on the
Moon, which means that it will test these new
Her eyes seemed almost to be glowing red from
the luminous flames.
But the image is luminous , like something
radiant seen through the fog.
The mountains, black streaked with white, loom
above the town on both sides of the glittering
fjord; behind them still higher peaks rise, entirely
and luminously white.
Its luminous , yet soothing lights shined in the
dark murky skies like a beacon of heaven.
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luminous intensity, luminous flux

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angry

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Krud'dha

Definitions of angry

adjective
having a strong feeling of or showing
annoyance, displeasure, or hostility; full of
anger.
why are you angry with me?
synonyms: irate, mad, annoyed, cross, ve

Synonyms

adjective
irate, heated, wild
48 more synonyms

Examples

they're angry with me

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See also

get angry, to get angry, very angry, be angry, to be

angry, angry with, angry about, getting angry, angry
at, make angry

Translations of angry
adjective

angry, fierce, enraged, moody, ratty, mad

angry, grumpy, choleric, grumpish, acerbate

angry, grumpy, grumpish, peppery, snuffy

enraged, angry

heated, crazed, agitated, hectic, angry, keyed

provoked, aggravated, angered, angry, enrage

angry, enraged

distressing, pinching, galling, grievous, ponder

angry
angry

warm, hot, torrid, thermal, fervent, angry

overflowing, brimming, overwhelmed, washing,

angered, angry, merciless

painful, onerous, bitter, ponderous, angry

evil, sinister, ominous, inauspicious, bad, angry

baleful, bodeful, angry, ill-omened

inauspicious, bodeful, ill, ominous, angry, ill-om

high, strong, severe, haughty, arrogant, angry
distraught, daft, mad, berserk, wild, angry
angry

furious, haughty, angry

troublesome, angry

malicious, angry, spiteful

angry, furious, pelting

wrathful, angry, rageful, ireful, petulant

harsh, stringent, rigorous, severe, stern, angry

angry, furious, pelting

angry, grumpy, grumpish

angry, disaffected

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indignant, angry, wroth, resentful, Irate

angry

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victorious

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Bija

Definitions of victorious

adjective
having won a victory; triumphant.
a victorious army
synonyms: triumphant, conquering, vanqu

Synonyms

adjective
triumphant, conquering, vanquishing,
winning, champion, successful, top, first
triumphant
winning
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Examples

The NuJ at Emap has fought a four-year

campaign for recognition which was victorious in
April.
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be victorious, ever-victorious

Translations of victorious
adjective

victorious, triumphal, triumphant, prevalent, exult

victorious, triumphant, triumphal, successful

victorious, triumphant, successful

triumphal, victorious

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impart

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Jpana kar

Definitions of impart
verb

make (information) known; communicate.

teachers had a duty to impart strong morals
to their students
synonyms: communicate, pass on, conve

Synonyms

verb
communicate, pass on, convey, transmit,
relay, relate, recount, tell, make known,
make public, report, announce, proclaim,
herald, spread, disseminate, circulate,
give, bestow, confer, grant, lend, afford,
bring, add, contribute, lend, bestow
give, leave, pass on
conduct, carry, channel, transmit, convey
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Examples

A few Red Clover blossoms in a pot of any tea

impart a nice honey flavor.
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impart

Translations of impart
verb

impart, notify, acquaint, convey, inform, inst

donate, give, give in, bestow, impart, presen

deliver, give, offer, grant, pay, impart

impart, portion
impart, allot

share, impart

convey, represent, impart

inform, impart

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secrete

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Luk'i rkh

Definitions of secrete
verb

(of a cell, gland, or organ) produce and

discharge (a substance).
insulin is secreted in response to rising
levels of glucose in the blood
synonyms: produce, discharge, emit, excr

conceal; hide.
the assets had been secreted in Swiss
bank accounts
synonyms: conceal, hide, cover up, veil, s

Translations of secrete

secrete

secrete

verb

secrete, give off

bury, pavilion, secrete, keep back, blind, shrou

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withhold

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ak'i rkh

Definitions of withhold
verb

Translations of withhold

refuse to give (something that is due to or is

desired by another).
the name of the dead man is being
withheld
synonyms: hold back, keep back, refuse t

Synonyms

verb
hold back, keep back, refuse to give,
retain, hold on to, hide, conceal, keep
suppress, repress, hold back, fight back,
choke back, control, check, restrain,
recoup, deduct
keep back
Fewer synonyms

Examples

If he did not withhold his love and mercy from us

before we loved him, will he refuse us now?
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withhold information

Counteract, dispute, fight back, stand

withhold

verb

contain, bate, containment, curb, mod

withhold
withhold

withhold, keep off, fend, keep up, fenc

withhold

hold back, withhold, lock up, obstruct,

stave off, hold back, withhold, ward of

withstand, repel, neutralize, fend, with

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conceal

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Chpna

Definitions of conceal
verb

keep from sight; hide.

a line of sand dunes concealed the distant
sea
synonyms: hide, screen, cover, obscure,

Synonyms

verb
hide, screen, cover, obscure, block out,
blot out, mask, shroud, secrete
hide, cover up, disguise, mask, veil, keep
secret, draw a veil over, suppress,
repress, bottle up, keep a lid on, keep
hide
hold back, hold in
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Examples

Eventually you discover that the complex

language of pensions is designed to conceal a
very simple reality.
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to conceal

Translations of conceal
verb

conceal, print, press, hide

cover, cover up, conceal, envelop, mask

conceal, thrust, press

conceal, avoid, stave off

press, suppress, hide, compress, conceal,

cover, muffle, roof, enwrap, enshroud, conc

conceal, mask, enshroud
hide, conceal

remove, mitigate, refute, redress, conceal,

hide, conceal, cover, muffle, suppress, poc

conceal, hush up

hidden, disguise, cover up, dissimulate, My

concealed, conceal, clandestine, occult
conceal, wrap

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transmit

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Prraa kar

Definitions of transmit
verb

cause (something) to pass on from one

place or person to another.
knowledge is transmitted from teacher to
student
synonyms: transfer, pass on, hand on, co

Synonyms

verb
transfer, pass on, hand on,
communicate, convey, impart, channel,
carry, relay, forward, dispatch,
broadcast, relay, send out, air, televise
broadcast, beam, send, air
communicate, convey
transport, transfer, channel, channelize
conduct, carry, channel, convey, impart
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Examples

Because glass does not transmit infrared

radiation very efficiently, refracting telescopes are
unsuitable for most kinds of infrared astronomy.
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transmit

Translations of transmit
verb

transmit, send, emit,

dispose, transmit, tra

send, turn, address,

transmit

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suppress

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Damana kar

Definitions of suppress
verb

forcibly put an end to.

the uprising was savagely suppressed
synonyms: subdue, repress, crush, quell,

Synonyms

verb
subdue, repress, crush, quell, quash,
squash, stamp out, defeat, conquer,
overpower, put down, crack down on,
conceal, restrain, stifle, smother, bottle
up, hold back, control, check, curb,
censor, keep secret, conceal, hide, hush
up, gag, withhold, cover up, stifle, ban,
conquer, stamp down, subdue, inhibit,
repress
bottle up, inhibit
crush, oppress
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Examples

Instead of promoting justice in the case, his

reaction, along with a group of newspaper editors,
has been to suppress information about the case.
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to suppress, suppress one's feeling

Translations of suppress
verb

put down, suppress,

depress, suppress, s

press, suppress, hid

subdue, suppress, k

suppress, take in, sla

cover, suppress, ove

shut, close, suppress

hide, conceal, cover,

hidden, disguise, cov

suppress

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indulge

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nuklya kar

Definitions of indulge
verb

allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.

we indulged in some hot fudge sundaes
synonyms: wallow in, give oneself up to, g

Synonyms

verb
satisfy, gratify, fulfill, feed, accommodate,
yield to, give in to, give way to
wallow in, give oneself up to, give way to,
yield to, abandon oneself to, give free
pamper, spoil, overindulge, coddle,
mollycoddle, cosset, baby, spoon-feed,
pander to, wait on hand and foot, cater to
featherbed, cocker, coddle, mollycoddle,
baby, spoil, cosset, pamper
gratify, pander
luxuriate
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Examples

I don't indulge in idle gossip

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Translations of indulge
verb

satisfy, indulge, gratify

indulge

indulge

favor, indulge, help, assist, favour

pamper, favor, pet, grandmother, feath

indulge
indulge
indulge

deign, indulge

cocker, indulge
indulge
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deprive

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Bacita

Definitions of deprive
verb

deny (a person or place) the possession or

use of something.
the city was deprived of its water supplies
synonyms: dispossess of, strip of, divest o

Synonyms

verb
dispossess of, strip of, divest of, relieve
of, deny, rob of, cheat out of, do out of
impoverish
strip, divest
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Examples

The refusal of the licence is claimed to be a

deprival of possession within the meaning of
Article 1.
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deprive of, deprive oneself of

Translations of deprive

verb

bereave, debar, deprive, despoil, ous

deprive, separate

deprive

deprive, rivet

abandon, divest, disown, deprive

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concentrate

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Jama bmdh

Definitions of concentrate
verb

noun

focus one's attention or mental effort on a

particular object or activity.
she couldn't concentrate on the movie
synonyms: focus, direct, center, centralize

Translations of concentrate
verb

noun

Examples

plants and micro-organisms can concentrate

metals from the environment
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concentrate on, concentrate one's attention,

concentrate upon

center, center on, concentrate, con

a substance made by removing water or

other diluting agent; a concentrated form of
something, especially food.
apple juice concentrate
synonyms: extract, decoction, distillation

extract
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gather (people or things) together in

numbers or in a mass.
wealth was concentrated in the hands of
the governing elite

focus, focus on, collect, condense, digest,

reduce, centralize, contract, decoct

concentrate, condense, solidify, coa

Synonyms
verb

noun

concentrate, fixate, coagulate, cong

put together, get together, assembl

concentrate

coagulate, congeal, concentrate, fre

coagulate, congeal, concentrate, fre

deepen, condense, thicken, concen

concentrate
concentrate

rally, concentrate
concentrate
concentrate
concentrate
concentrate

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insult

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Apamna

Definitions of insult
noun

verb

a disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark

or action.
he hurled insults at us
synonyms: abusive remark, jibe, affront, sl

Translations of insult
noun

See also

add insult to injury, insult to injury

shame, insult, disgrace, contempt, dishonor, ig

chiding, insult, reproach, scolding, insulting

an event or occurrence that causes damage

to a tissue or organ.
the movement of the bone causes a severe
tissue insult

speak to or treat with disrespect or scornful

abuse.
you're insulting the woman I love
synonyms: abuse, be rude to, slight, dispa

verb

dishonor, disrespect, insult, neglect, disgrace,

offense, abuse, insult, indignity, slander, offen

reprimand, disgrace, insult
disgrace, insult, ignominy

misery, distress, harm, insult, punishment, rep

affront, shame, insult, blaspheme, dishonor, be

scold, chide, insult, reproach

disrespect, neglect, insult, slight

offend, huff, insult, peeve

injure, harm, prejudice, insult

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nourish

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Pu

Definitions of nourish
verb

provide with the food or other substances

necessary for growth, health, and good
condition.
I was doing everything I could to nourish
and protect the baby
synonyms: feed, provide for, sustain, mai

keep (a feeling or belief) in one's mind,

typically for a long time.
he has long nourished an ambition to bring
the show to Broadway
synonyms: cherish, nurture, foster, harbor

Synonyms

verb
feed, provide for, sustain, maintain
encourage, promote, foster, nurture,
cultivate, stimulate, boost, advance,
cherish, nurture, foster, harbor, nurse,
entertain, maintain, hold, have
aliment, nutrify
nurture, sustain
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Examples

The critics also like to nourish the illusion that

they are guiding public taste, leading it to
undreamed-of modernist heights.
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Translations of nourish
verb

nourish, cherish, bring up, rear, fe

incubate, nourish, breed

feed, nourish, victual

nourish

foster, cherish, nourish, cradle, rea

nourish, support, protect

nourish, admeasure, maintain, sup

nourish
nourish
nourish
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derail

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L'ina cyuta karna

Definitions of derail
verb

cause (a train or trolley car) to leave its

tracks accidentally.
a train was derailed after it collided with a
herd of cattle

Synonyms
verb

jump

Examples

the trolley cars had a tendency to derail on sharp

corners
And they're going to do whatever they can do to
derail the democratic process.
the plot is seen by some as an attempt to derail
the negotiations
Which leads to another question: Was the robbery
intended to derail the peace process?
the plot is seen by some as an attempt to derail
the negotiations
The company has imposed speed restrictions
across some of its network because of fears that
tracks could buckle in the heat and derail trains.
the trams had a tendency to derail on sharp
corners
Both sides said they are committed to peace talks
and analysts say the blast could impede but not
derail the process.
He makes an excellent case that it was created in
an obvious attempt to derail the peace process.

Translations of derail
verb

derail

derail

derail

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He believes vandals could easily lift any of the
sections of rail, or bolts, dumped by the railside
and derail a train by laying them across the
They are targeting areas where children regularly
play chicken across busy lines, throw stones at
passing trains and block the line with debris,
which can derail trains.
Rail passengers were warned last night to expect
delays over the next four days after a freight train
derailed near the Scottish border.
No one was seriously injured when 11 cars and
four locomotives derailed about 9: 40 a.m.
The train had derailed but remained upright,
resulting in at least ten serious injuries.
All nine coaches were derailed , but continued
upright for half a mile before colliding head-on
with a coal train.
The problem would have been further
compounded had the earthquake occurred during
the day, when thousands more people would have
been trapped in major derailments and office
The train then derailed into the path of an
oncoming freight train.
There may not have been a case yet where a train
was derailed by objects deliberately left on the
line by young pranksters.
When those actions came to light this February,
councillors erupted in anger, almost derailing the
whole process once again.
Unfortunately, her train derailed on the way to the
airport.
Fortunately the train was not derailed and no one
was injured, although the train driver needed
treatment for shock.
On the 35-car train, 10 cars derailed , according
to railroad officials.
The typhoon brought downpours and strong
winds, destroying houses and important cultural
properties, derailing a train and disrupting
transportation services across the country.
Suddenly, somehow, in a split-second, the train
derailed .
However, with the increase of trespass on the
railways and the number of derailments caused
by materials being dragged across the tracks also
increasing, I would have thought this matter would
The only people who seemed to be complaining
about the soaring temperatures were rail
passengers, who faced delays after the nation's
train operators were ordered to observe a 60 mph
speed limit because of the potential for
The tram derailed and crashed into the wall of a
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Two derailments in less than 48 hours is totally
unacceptable.
Commuters faced more misery on Thursday after
a train was derailed just outside Bedford.
The rail cars derailed and crashed and crews
were sent to battle the small blazes that started.
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inadvertent

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Yatnahna

Definitions of inadvertent

adjective
not resulting from or achieved through
deliberate planning.
an inadvertent administrative error occurred
that resulted in an overpayment
synonyms: unintentional, unintended, acci

Synonyms

adjective
unintentional, unintended, accidental,
unpremeditated, unplanned, innocent,
uncalculated, unconscious, unthinking,
unwitting, involuntary, careless, negligent
accidental

Examples

However, inadvertent contamination of some

food products has been uncovered.
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inadvertent

Translations of inadvertent
adjective

inadvertent

unwary, unguarded, incautious, heedl

-
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unintended, unintentional, unwitting, in

inadvertent

careless, unwary, grubby, incautious,

careless, heedless, inattentive, unmin

careless, inadvertent, indifferent

disagreed, unwelcome, undesired, dis

careless, inattentive, inadvertent

inattentive, inadvertent, listless, distra

inattentive, negligent, forgetful, carele

neglectful, mindless, regardless, unthi

inadvertent, moony, unheeding, woolinadvertent

inadvertent
inadvertent
inadvertent

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insane

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Unmda

Definitions of insane

adjective
in a state of mind that prevents normal
perception, behavior, or social interaction;
seriously mentally ill.
certifying patients as clinically insane
synonyms: mentally ill, mentally disordere

Translations of insane
adjective

Examples

Abortion has given way to euthanasia, and

euthanasia shall give way to the killing of the
criminally and mentally insane .
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insane, mad, lunatic, violent

crazy, drunken, demented, delirious, mad

Synonyms

adjective
mentally ill, mentally disordered, of
unsound mind, certifiable, psychotic,
schizophrenic, mad, deranged,
demented, out of one's mind, non
compos mentis, unhinged, unbalanced,
unstable, disturbed, crazed, crazy,
(stark) raving mad, not all there, bushed,
bonkers, cracked, psycho, batty, cuckoo,
maniacal, psychotic, crazed, hysterical
foolish, idiotic, stupid, silly, senseless,
nonsensical, absurd, ridiculous,
ludicrous, lunatic, preposterous, fatuous,
inane, asinine, harebrained, half-baked,
mad, crazy, angry, furious, annoyed,
aggravated, foaming at the mouth, hot
mad, harebrained
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noun

crazy, mad, insane, lunatic, berserk, loco

neurotic, insane

deranged, insane

mad, dippy, insane, mentally deranged, l

insensate, insane, empty-headed
mad, insane, lunatic

intoxicated, maddened, enraged, insane

enraged, intoxicated, mad, insane
unconscious, insane

insane, of unsound mind

insane, off one's nut
insane, madcap

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go insane, insane asylum, the insane, become
insane, be insane