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Shift
Definitions of ‘shift’ shift (verb) Synonyms: veer, [[change]], [[turn]], [[quirk]], [[quibble]], palter, [[change]], [[substitute]] shift (noun) Synonyms: [[subterfuge]], [[device]], [[contrivance]], […] |
Dictionary | April 9, 2024 | April 9, 2024 | change, chemise, contrivance, device, dodge, evasion, expedient, noun, palter, quibble, quirk, resource, stratagem, substitute, substitution, subterfuge, trick, turn, veer, verb | |
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Substitute
Definitions of ‘substitute’ substitute (verb) Synonyms: [[exchange]], commute substitute (noun) Synonyms: deputy, proxy, [[representative]], [[agent]], lieutenant, [[delegate]], [[vicar]], envoy, locum […] |
Dictionary | May 15, 2024 | May 15, 2024 | agent, commute, delegate, deputy, envoy, exchange, expedient, lieutenant, locum tenens, makeshift, noun, proxy, representative, resource, shift, verb, vicar, vicarious | |
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Way
Definitions of ‘way’ way (noun) Synonyms: [[manner]], method, [[mode]], [[fashion]], [[style]], [[guise]], [[custom]], habitude, [[wont]], [[practice]], [[distance]], interval, space, [[passage]], […] |
Dictionary | July 16, 2024 | July 16, 2024 | advance, contrivance, custom, device, direction, distance, expedient, fashion, guise, habitude, interval, manner, means, method, mode, noun, passage, path, practice, progression, road, space, style, thoroughfare, track, transit, wont | |
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Well
Definitions of ‘well’ well (adjective) Synonyms: [[good]], desirable, [[fortunate]], expedient, [[favorable]], [[beneficial]], advantageous, [[healthy]], [[sound]], undiseased, hale, [[hearty]] |
Dictionary | July 18, 2024 | July 18, 2024 | adjective, advantageous, beneficial, desirable, expedient, favorable, fortunate, good, hale, healthy, hearty, sound, undiseased | |
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Wise
Definitions of ‘wise’ wise (adjective) Synonyms: erudite, sapient, [[learned]], philosophical, enlightened, sage, [[sagacious]], expedient |
Dictionary | July 22, 2024 | July 22, 2024 | adjective, enlightened, erudite, expedient, learned, philosophical, sagacious, sage, sapient |