Can you please give 200 more examples of synonyms?

Answer 1

Synonyms are different words that have the same meaning, or about the same. Many words have multiple synonyms depending on the part of speech. Some words are used to mean specific things, so their synonyms cannot always replace them.

Synonyms of Small

Little, Mini, short, tiny, fine, petite

Synonyms of Soft

Downy, silky, dull, low, weak, spongy, limp, malleable

Synonyms of Wet

Moist, watery, soppy, soggy, drenched, awash

Synonyms of Weak

Wimpy, sapped, faint, soft, flimsy

Synonyms of Long

Elongated, lengthy, outstretched, extended

Synonyms of Create

Cause, make, construct

Synonyms of Hold

Cling, Clench, Wait, Grip, grasp, clasp

Synonyms of Run

Dash, Gallop, Sprint, Scuttle

Synonyms of Jump

Leap, Bounce, Hop, Vault, Spring

Synonyms of Smile

Beam, Grin

100 synonym pairs:

1. silence - stillness

2. thrilled -excited

3. melancholy - sad

4. scream - yell

5. huge - gigantic

6. small - tiny

7. skilled - talented

8. novice - rookie

9. teach - instruct

10. droop - sag, hang down

11. dresser - bureau

12. decorate - adorn, embellish

13. bush - shrub

14. abrupt - sudden

15. absolutely - totally

16. dry - dehydrated

17. apothecary - pharmacist

18. pharmacy - drugstore

19. drunk - intoxicated

20. faint - indistinct, vague

21. faint - pass out

22. face - visage

23. face - confront

24. factual - true

25. fad - craze, trend

26. flourish - thrive

27. linger - stay, wait

28. limp - flaccid

29. likely - probable

30. lifeless - dead

31. lingo - jargon

32. limit (verb) - restrict

33. carefree - lighthearted

34. lifelike - realistic

35. cruel - mean

36. clear - transparent

37. license - permit

38. abhorrent - loathsome

39. load (verb) - pack, ship

40. load (noun) - cargo, shipment

41. hate, loathe

42. secure (verb) - lock

43. diminutive- miniature

44. exact - precise

45. incorrect - mistaken

46. drink (verb) - imbibe

47. drink - beverage

48. student - pupil

49. lithe - flexible

50. ocean - sea

51. often - frequently

52. start (verb)- begin

53. start - beginning

54. ridiculous - absurd

55. abuse - mistreat

56. acceptable - adequate

57. offend - insult

58. help - aid

59. fight - argue

60. war - battle

61. offbeat - unconventional

62. winner - champion

63. moist - damp

64. fall (season) - autumn

65. strange - odd

66. stinky - smelly

67. rubbish - garbage, trash

68. jewels - gems

69. risque - tasteless

70. culprit - perpetrator

71. doctor - physician

72. shed - shack

73. depart - leave

74. quiver - shake

75. counterfeit - fake

76. sheen - shimmer

77. shaky - unstable

78. stunt - trick

79. strong - muscular

80. stunned - surprised

81. workshop - studio

82. song - melody

83. theatre - cinema

84. locate - find

85. pal - friend

86. enemy - foe

87. ingest - eat

88. strut - swagger

89. difficult - hard, challenging

90. creative - inventive

91. wealthy - rich, well off, well-to-do

92. submerge - sink

93. subsistence - livelihood

94. tennis shoes - gym shoes, sneakers

95. style - manner

96. subdue - conquer

97. sublime - exalted

98. grand, magnificent

99. penny - cent

100. see - observe

Answer 2

Synonyms are different words with identical or similar meanings. A noun is a word for a person, place or thing. Some examples are:

1. acquire and obtain (verb)
2. acrobat and athlete or artist (noun)
3. baby and infant (noun)
4. buy and purchase (verb)
5. car and auto (noun)
6. caution and vigilance (noun)
7. dead and deceased (adjective)
8. dread and fear (noun and verb)
9. ego and self (noun)
10. elude and avoid (verb)
11. free and liberate (verb)
12. free and unoccupied (adjective)
13. freedom and liberty (noun)
14. grand and great (adjective)
15. guest and visitor (noun)
16. harp and nag (verb)
17. harp and string instrument (noun)
18. icon and image (noun)
19. itch and irritate (verb)
20. joke and witticism (noun)
21. jump and leap (verb)
22. keen and enthusiastic (adjective)
23. king and monarch (noun)
24. lumber and timber (noun)
25. lumber and trudge (verb)
26. moon and satellite (noun)
27. moor and secure (verb)
28. noise and sound (noun)
29. noon and midday (noun)
30. on and upon (preposition)
31. orb and sphere (noun)
32. pare and peel (verb)
33. pretty and attractive (adjective)
34. quickly and speedily (adverb)
35. quit and discontinue (verb)
36. road and thoroughfare (noun)
37. rush and hasten (verb)
38. rush and hurry (noun)
39. sick and ill (adjective)
40. student and pupil (noun)
41. time and clock (verb)
42. time and instance (noun)
43. underground and clandestine (adjective)
44. underground and subway (noun)
45. value and appreciate (verb)
46. value and worth (noun)
47. waste and refuse (noun)
48. waste and squander (verb)
49. yen and longing (noun)
50. yet and still (adverb)

Answer 3

Synonyms are multiple words with the same meaning. Ten examples would be: hard/difficult, leave/exit, over/above, under/below, beautiful/stunning, content/happy, mad/angry, stop/cease, lady/woman, and dormant/inactive.

Answer 4

Yes, I can:

.

1. Some synonyms for the adjective horrific are horrible, appalling, terrible, atrocious, disgusting, sickening, or repulsive.
2. Synonyms for the adjective treacherous are traitorous, treasonous, disloyal, faithless, unfaithful, false, insidious, or deceitful.
3. Synonyms for the verb punctuate are emphasize, accentuate, interrupt, intersperse, or occur at intervals.
4. Synonyms for the verb taming are domesticating or training.
5. Synonyms for the adverb particularly are especially, specially, peculiarly, specifically, or in particular.
6. Some synonyms for obstacle are barrier, block, check, hindrance, interruption.
7. Synonyms for the noun certificate are document, licence, warrant, voucher, diploma, testimonial, authorization, and credential.
8. Synonyms for the noun language are tongue and mother tongue.
9. Synonyms for the adjective next are following, subsequent, adjacent, or forthcoming.
10. Synonyms for the adverb next are then, after, afterwards, or subsequently.
11. Synonyms for the noun word are term, speech, or promise.
12. Synonyms for the noun trust are cartel, conglomerate, or corporation; assurance, faith, or reliance; duty, guardianship, or safekeeping.
13. Synonyms for the verb trust are believe, expect, or trust; command, commission, or delegate.
14. Synonyms for the adverb rudely are impolitely, unmannerly, or uncivilly.
15. Synonyms for the adjective finicky are a fussy, fastidious, or choosy person.
16. Synonyms for the noun vacation are holiday, recess, or leave.
17. Synonyms for the adjective analytic are investigative, diagnostic, systematic, critical, methodical, questioning, reasoned, rational, or analytical.
18. Synonyms for the noun antithesis are contrast, opposition, inversion, or reverse.
19. Interfacing, communicating, and cooperating are synonyms for the verb collaborating.
20. Synonyms for the verb stiffened are made rigid, firmed, fixed, hardened, petrified, reinforced, or tensed.
21. Synonyms for restoring (verb) are fixing, rebuilding, recovering, refurbishing, or renovating.
22. Synonyms for the noun propulsion are drive, energy, momentum, power, speed, or thrust.
23. Synonyms for the noun examination are questioning, inspection, investigation, observation, study, testing, observation, checkup, appraisal, analysis, or evaluation.
24. Synonyms for the noun subtraction are decrease, reduction, diminution, discount, or deduction.
25. Synonyms for the adjective unfair are dishonest, illegal, inequitable, iniquitous, unjust, wrongful, or wrong.
26. Synonyms for the verb remained are stayed, stood, abided, continued, endured, persisted, or prevailed.
27. Exhaustive, thorough, inclusive, complete, extensive, widespread, or large are synonyms for the adjective comprehensive.
28. Synonyms for the noun aspect are appearance, air, angle, attitude, bearing, countenance, demeanor, face, facet, mien, or view.
29. Synonyms for the verb to dilly dally are to dawdle, saunter, schlep, or tarry.
30. Instructional, treachery, edifying, or enlightening are synonyms for the adjective didactic.
31. Astonishingly, abnormally, curiously, exceptionally, fantastically, peculiarly, and remarkably are synonyms for the adverb amazingly.
32. Synonyms for the verb to skip are to pass over, miss, omit; or spring, bound, leap.
33. Synonyms for the noun skip are blank, empty space; or step, spring, bounce.
34. Synonyms for the adjective cool are chilly, cold, fresh; or calm, collected, assured, composed.
35. Synonyms for the verb cool are chill, refrigerate, refresh; or compose, quiet, relax.
36. Synonyms for the noun cool are chill, coldness; or composure, self possession, calm.
37. Synonyms for the verb piece are join, patch, mend, or darn.
38. Synonyms for the noun piece are part, slice, bit, fragment, section, or portion.
39. Synonyms for the verb fence are bound, cage, confine, corral, enclose, pen restrict, secure, surround, or wall.
40. Synonyms for the noun fence are barrier, enclosure, hedge, palisade, rampart, stockade, or wall.
41. Synonyms for the adjective uncomprehending are careless, heedless, ignorant, imperceptive, oblivious, unaware, or undiscerning.
42. Synonyms for the verb gestures are gesticulates, indicates, signals, or signs.
43. Synonyms for the noun gestures are motions, signs, gesticulations, actions, indications, nods, salutes, or shrugs.
44. Synonyms for the noun versification are poetry, poems, balladry, rhyme, song, stanza, or verse.
45. Synonyms for the adjective pivotal are central, cardinal, axial, essential, focal, or vital.
46. Synonyms forthe adjective complicated include difficult, intricate, complex, perplexing, and problematic.
47. Synonyms for the adverb finally are ultimately, eventually, lastly, at last, after all, and in the end.
48. Synonyms for the adjective higher are superior, upper, senior, or loftier.
49. Synonyms for the adjective arrogant are aloof, autocratic, bossy, cavalier, conceited, contemptuous, disdainful, haughty, imperious, pompous, pretentious, or smug.
50. Synonyms for the adjective not ordinary are extraordinary, unique, singular, uncommon or unusual.

Answer 5

i know only 1 that is

leap-jump sorry if i was rude to you

Answer 6

Synonyms are more than word that mean the same thing. Some examples are: abundant and plentiful, beautiful and gorgeous, or hard and difficult.

Answer 7

Synonyms Are just the opposite of each other, eg big and small, long and short. Now u no wot they r do it urself

Answer 8

A synonym is a word that means the same thing as a diferent word

EX: Feline = Cat

Colt = young horse

ect.