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good modif. 1.[Moral] - Syn. upright, honorable, charitable; righteous 2.[Kind] - Syn. considerate, tolerant, generous; 3.[Proper] - Syn. suitable, becoming, desirable; 4.[Reliable] - Syn. trustworthy, dependable, loyal; 5.[Sound] - Syn. safe, solid, stable; 6.[Pleasant] - Syn. agreeable, satisfying, enjoyable; 7.[Honorable] - Syn. worthy, reputable, respectable; 8.[Helpful] - Syn. beneficial, salutary, useful; 9.[Qualified] - Syn. suited, competent, suitable; 10.[Skillful] - Syn. skilled, expert, qualified; 11.[Of approved quality] - Syn. choice, select, high-grade; 12.[Healthy] - Syn. sound, normal, vigorous; 13.[Obedient] - Syn. dutiful, tractable, well-behaved; 14.[Genuine] - Syn. valid, real, sound; 15.[Thorough] - Syn. fussy, meticulous, painstaking; 16.[Orthodox] - Syn. conforming, regular, strict; 17.[Fresh] - Syn. unspoiled, uncontaminated, undecayed; 18.[Considerable] - Syn. great, big, immeasurable; 19.[Favorable] - Syn. approving, commendatory, commending; 20.[Adequate] - Syn. sufficient, ample, satisfying; 21.[Sound, as an asset] - Syn. valid, cashable, backed, not void, not counterfeit, worth it, safe, guaranteed, warranted, cleared, not debased, certified, not outlawed.
In the film It's a Wonderful Life, the last song of the movie is 'Auld Lang Syne', a perennial favorite sung on New Year's Eve.
The cast of Revelation - 1918 includes: Eugene Borden as Pierre Charles Bryant as Paul Granville Bigelow Cooper as Count Adrian de Roche Frank Currier as The Prior Syn De Conde as Duclos True James as The Monastery Gatekeeper Alla Nazimova as Joline Fred Radcliffe as Patin Phil Sanford as Mestaire Hazel Washburn as Madeleine Brevort
It depends on your battle preference, and how you've strengthened your characters by crystarium throughout the game.Personally I don't think Sazh or Vanille should really be touched since Sazh is practically useless without a good equipped weapon like Vega 42s-based Total Eclipses. Vanille, I just generally think she sucks. She was never really useful whenever I used her in my team. Death fails badly, I don't like wasting time on that. Plus, it's no fun killing them instantly. The fun in FF13 is in the battles, IMO.Generally, I think the strongest team if crystariums aren't maxed out yet (it is recommended to finish the game before leveling up the secondary roles; finishing the game would unlock the last level of the crystariums as well) would be Lightning, Fang, and Hope, especially after Hope learns Haste for his Synergist role. You have Lightning, who's naturally balanced in COM and RAV roles, plus the bonus of being MED. Then Fang, who is a strong COM, the best SAB, and a good SEN. Then Hope the strongest RAV, helpful SYN, and good MED. My suggested paradigms would be (assuming your party order is Light/Fang/Hope):Combat Clinic (MED/SEN/MED)Relentless Assault (RAV/COM/RAV)Aggression (COM/COM/RAV)Diversity (RAV/COM/MED)Evened Odds (MED/SAB/SYN)[xxx]
Hey, I saw this when I was a kid and been lookin for it too. My dad says it was a true story ( if that helps) I dont know what its called but if i remember correctly, the two soldiers held their guns against the other guys heads rather than their own heads, then counted and pulled the triggers. Please someone answer this one, drivin me crazy!!!!!! Hey! After 5 minutes on google i found it. movie is called Operation Daybreak starring Timothy Bottoms heres where i found it: http://www.datafriend.com/timc/found2000.html scroll down to #1922 heres a movie synopsis: http://movies.msn.com/movies/movie.aspx?m=85602&mp=syn Regards, lyntoons.com.au
its syn because onym is the root element.
same name
Syn Syn Ack Ack means three way handshake in Transmission Control Protocol. It is referred to as Syn Syn Ack Ack because there are three messages transmitted by TCP to negotiate and start a session between two computers.
The difference between -ant and -syn is that an -ant is an antonym. An antonym are words that have opposite meanings of other words. A -syn is a synonym, which means two words have the same meaning, even though the words are different.
The SYN packet, the SYN ACK packet , And ACK packet
3. syn, syn-ack, and ack. Then you're established.
safeguarded syn. assure, cover, defend salvaged syn. deliver, reclaim, save saved syn. regain, rescue, retrieve scanned syn. browse, check, skim scheduled syn. appoint, engage, slate screened syn. cloak, cover, shield sculptured syn. carve, fashion, hue searched syn. examine, probe, scour secured syn. defend, guard, protect seized syn. clasp, embrace, snag selected syn. choose, cull, mark sent syn. advance, dispatched, remit separated syn. cleave, detach, divide sequenced syn. assort, classify, group served syn. aid, deal, provide serviced syn. correct, focused, mend set up syn. arrange, begin, start settled syn. achieve, complete, end shaped syn. configure, frame, profile shared syn. assign, dispense, ration sharpened syn. edge, hone, taper shipped syn. direct, export, send shortened syn. abridge, compress, reduce showed syn. appear, disclose, unveil signed syn. abandon, cede, yield simplified syn. clarify, decipher, explained simulated syn. ape, copy, imitate sketched syn. craft, draw, make slashed syn. cut, incise, sever smoothed syn. clear, even, refine solicited syn. claim, demand, refer sold syn. barter, contract, vend solidified syn. compact, condense, set solved syn. clarify, decide, settle sorted syn. classify, grade, group sourced syn. begin, create, start sparked syn. excite, inspire, kindle spearheaded syn. attend, show, usher specialized syn. practice, study, trained specified syn. cite, decide, itemize speculated syn. consider, suspect, theorize spent syn. confer, deplete, waste spoke syn. allege, assert, state sponsored syn. buoy, champion, promote spurred syn. advance, aid, urge staffed syn. employ, crew, retain standardized syn. adjust, institute, order started syn. begin, order, make steered syn. conduct, direct, guide stimulated syn. elate, incite, prod streamlined syn. focus, gather, organize strengthened syn. brace, cheer, restore stretched syn. amplify, extend, widen structured syn. build, create, make studied syn. consider, ponder, watch submitted syn. enter, give, refund succeeded syn. accomplish, complete, finish suggested syn. broach, commend, convey summarized syn. abridge, convey, cut supervised syn. administer, control, manage supplied syn. cater, deliver, furnish supported syn. buoy, aid, promote surpassed syn. exceed, outrank, top surveyed syn. access, case, inspect swayed syn. bend, incline, lean swept syn. accomplish, complete, won symbolized syn. denote, embody, suggest synthesized syn. arrange, blend, integrate systemized syn. array, design, frame
A synonym is a word that means the same, or something very similar, as another word.An antonym is a word that means the exact opposite of another word.1. war (syn) conflict (ant)peace2. difference (syn) disparity (ant) similarity3. believe (syn) trust (ant)doubt4. slack (syn) loose (ant)tight5. warp (syn) buckle (ant)straighten6. overwrought (syn) agitated (ant) calm7. hare-brained (syn) foolish (ant) sensible8. mucky (syn) dirty (ant)clean9. awesome (syn) magnificent (ant) unimpressive10. zeal (syn) fervour (ant)apathy11. banal (syn) hackneyed (ant) original12. young (syn) juvenile (ant) old13. contemptuous (syn) disdainful (ant) respectful14. waxen (syn) pallid (ant)ruddy15. droll (syn) humorous (ant) serious16. vilify (syn) disparage (ant) praise17. exultant (syn) jubilant (ant) sorrowful18. ugly (syn) unsightly (ant) beautiful19. fat (syn) corpulent (ant)thin20. tacit (syn) implicit (ant) explicit21. gargantuan (syn) enormous (ant) tiny22. sloping (syn) slanted (ant) level23. heterodox (syn) nonconformist (ant) orthodox24. rude (syn) discourteous (ant) polite25. irritate (syn) vex (ant)soothe26. quash (syn) annul (ant)validate27. jagged (syn) spiky (ant)smooth28. prone (syn) vulnerable (ant) resistant29. kaleidoscopic (syn) multicoloured (ant) monochrome30. outlandish (syn) weird (ant) ordinary31. lack (syn) deficiency (ant) abundance32. nasty (syn) unpleasant (ant) nice33. malevolence (syn) hostility (ant) benevolence34. loyalty (syn) allegiance (ant) treachery35. noxious (syn) poisonous (ant) innocuous36. kind (syn) caring (ant)mean37. outward (syn) outer (ant)inward38. just (syn) fair (ant)unfair39. pusillanimous (syn) timid (ant) brave40. include (syn) incorporate (ant) exclude41. questionable (syn) doubtful (ant) indisputable42. hate (syn) loathe (ant)love43. rabble (syn) mob (ant)nobility44. guilty (syn) culpable (ant) innocent45. scintillating (syn) sparkling (ant) dull46. footling (syn) trivial (ant) important47. tousled (syn) untidy (ant) neat48. excellent (syn) superb (ant) inferior49. unforgettable (syn) memorable (ant) unexceptional50. finished (syn) completed (ant) incomplete
good modif. 1.[Moral] - Syn. upright, honorable, charitable; righteous 2.[Kind] - Syn. considerate, tolerant, generous; 3.[Proper] - Syn. suitable, becoming, desirable; 4.[Reliable] - Syn. trustworthy, dependable, loyal; 5.[Sound] - Syn. safe, solid, stable; 6.[Pleasant] - Syn. agreeable, satisfying, enjoyable; 7.[Honorable] - Syn. worthy, reputable, respectable; 8.[Helpful] - Syn. beneficial, salutary, useful; 9.[Qualified] - Syn. suited, competent, suitable; 10.[Skillful] - Syn. skilled, expert, qualified; 11.[Of approved quality] - Syn. choice, select, high-grade; 12.[Healthy] - Syn. sound, normal, vigorous; 13.[Obedient] - Syn. dutiful, tractable, well-behaved; 14.[Genuine] - Syn. valid, real, sound; 15.[Thorough] - Syn. fussy, meticulous, painstaking; 16.[Orthodox] - Syn. conforming, regular, strict; 17.[Fresh] - Syn. unspoiled, uncontaminated, undecayed; 18.[Considerable] - Syn. great, big, immeasurable; 19.[Favorable] - Syn. approving, commendatory, commending; 20.[Adequate] - Syn. sufficient, ample, satisfying; 21.[Sound, as an asset] - Syn. valid, cashable, backed, not void, not counterfeit, worth it, safe, guaranteed, warranted, cleared, not debased, certified, not outlawed.
The Syn was created in 1965.
syn;intentiall ant;accidental
The population of Syn Sophia is 2,004.