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Sob
Definitions of ‘sob’ sob (verb) Synonyms: [[weep]] |
Dictionary | April 24, 2024 | April 24, 2024 | verb, weep | |
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Soften
Definitions of ‘soften’ soften (verb) Synonyms: intenerate, [[mollify]], [[palliate]], extenuate, [[qualify]], [[modify]], [[relax]], [[mitigate]], emolliate, [[appease]], [[temper]], [[abate]], [[subdue]], [[tone […] |
Dictionary | April 25, 2024 | April 25, 2024 | abate, appease, emolliate, extenuate, intenerate, mitigate, modify, mollify, palliate, qualify, relax, subdue, temper, tone down, verb | |
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Soil
Definitions of ‘soil’ soil (noun) Synonyms: [[ground]], [[earth]], [[dirt]], humus, [[land]], loam, mold, [[dirt]], [[pollution]], [[defilement]], [[manure]], dung, [[fæces]], [[excrement]] […] |
Dictionary | April 25, 2024 | April 25, 2024 | begrime, besmear, besmirch, contaminate, defile, defilement, dirt, dirty, dung, earth, excrement, fæces, ground, humus, land, loam, manure, mold, noun, pollute, pollution, sully, taint, tarnish, verb | |
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Solicit
Definitions of ‘solicit’ solicit (verb) Synonyms: [[ask]], [[seek]], [[request]] |
Dictionary | April 25, 2024 | April 25, 2024 | ask, request, seek, verb | |
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Soothe
Definitions of ‘soothe’ soothe (verb) Synonyms: compose, tranquilize, [[pacify]], assuage, [[mollify]], [[calm]] |
Dictionary | April 26, 2024 | April 26, 2024 | assuage, calm, compose, mollify, pacify, tranquilize, verb | |
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Sorrow
Definitions of ‘sorrow’ sorrow (noun) Synonyms: [[grief]], [[regret]], [[remorse]], misery, [[heaviness]], [[rue]], [[unhappiness]], [[contrition]], dolor, agony, [[distress]], [[compunction]], bereavement sorrow […] |
Dictionary | April 27, 2024 | April 27, 2024 | agony, bereavement, bewail, compunction, contrition, deplore, distress, dolor, grief, grieve, heaviness, lament, misery, mourn, noun, regret, remorse, rue, unhappiness, verb | |
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Sort
Definitions of ‘sort’ sort (noun) Synonyms: [[kind]], [[species]], [[character]], [[description]], [[strain]], [[class]] sort (verb) Synonyms: assort, classify, conjoin, [[choose]], [[select]], […] |
Dictionary | April 27, 2024 | April 27, 2024 | accord, agree, associate, assort, character, choose, class, classify, conform, conjoin, consort, cull, description, fraternize, harmonize, kind, noun, select, species, strain, verb | |
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Sound
Definitions of ‘sound’ sound (adjective) Synonyms: [[whole]], intact, [[perfect]], [[flawless]], unimpaired, [[healthy]], [[logical]], [[severe]], [[hard]], [[heavy]], [[sane]], [[rational]], [[profound]], undisturbed, […] |
Dictionary | April 27, 2024 | April 27, 2024 | acoustic, acoustician, acoustics, adjective, catacoustics, cataphonics, channel, convincing, diacoustics, diacritical, diaphonics, examine, explore, fathom, flawless, gauge, hard, harmonics, healthy, heavy, herald, homophone, homophonic, homophony, intact, irrefutable, lawful, legal, logical, megaphone, modulate, modulation, monophonic, monophthong, narrows, noise, noun, perfect, phonation, phonetic, phonetics, phonetism, phonic, phonology, polycoustic, polycoustics, polyphone, polyphonic, polyphonist, polyphony, probe, proclaim, profound, publish, rational, report, resound, sane, seaworthy, sensible, severe, soniferous, sonification, sonorescence, strait, test, try, unbroken, undisturbed, unimpaired, valid, verb, whole | |
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Sour
Definitions of ‘sour’ sour (adjective) Synonyms: acid, tart, acetose, acerbitous, [[acrid]], [[rancid]], [[musty]], [[curdled]], loppered, imbittered, [[morose]], misanthropic, [[unamiable]], [[dour]], […] |
Dictionary | April 28, 2024 | April 28, 2024 | acerbitous, acetose, acid, acidify, acidulate, acrid, adjective, austere, crabbed, cross, curdle, curdled, cynical, dour, embitter, grum, imbitter, imbittered, lopper, loppered, misanthropic, morose, musty, rancid, spoil, surly, tart, unamiable, verb | |
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Souse
Definitions of ‘souse’ souse (verb) Synonyms: pickle, [[douse]], [[immerse]], [[plunge]], [[submerge]] |
Dictionary | April 28, 2024 | April 28, 2024 | douse, immerse, pickle, plunge, submerge, verb |