Synonym displace, disturb, extricate diverse (adj) different varied
Synonym care, consideration, discernment, heedfulness, sense, tact, thoughtfulness, vigilance, wisdom dislodge (v) to force out of a concealed position, move out of a particular place Synonym clamor, harshness, racket, raucous, cacophony m discretion (n) caution, prudence, wariness ability to make a conscious decision, Synonym difficult, impasse, jam, mess, mire, perplexity, plight, predicament, puzzle, quandary discord (n) disagreement difference of opinion clash, conflict
Synonym abhor, abominate, despise, dislike, intensely, feel hostility toward, loathe dilemma (n) a difficult or perplexing situation or problem crisis Synonym adjourn, block, delay, detain, hinder, hold up, impede, obstruct, postpone, procrastinate, prolong, set aside, slow, stall, suspend, waive, yield to, submit to detest (v) to have a profound dislike or abhorrence for to hate Synonym construct, cook up, create, devise, dream up, fabricate, formulate, scheme, throw together, carry out, concoct, develop, devise defer (v) to delay to put off Synonym background, conditions, frame of reference, situation, substance, contrive (v) to plan with ingenuity, invent to bring about as the result of a scheme or plan, succeed with difficulty Synonym arouse, assemble, call forth, convene, gather, hail, send for fabricate create out of thin air, cast a spell, Implore context (n) the set of facts or circumstances that surround a situation Synonym admit, handover, surrender, *grant, yield to conjure (v) to affect or influence by or as if by invocation or spell, concoct, summon, bring to mind Synonym coerce, enforce, influence, pressure concede (v) to yield to an opponent that one has lost to give in to admit that something is true and valid Synonym analogy, correlation, connection compel (v) to force someone to do something to drive someone into action Synonym churchly, cleric, holy, ministerial, pastoral, priestly, sacred, rabbinical Comparison (v) Contrasting, corresponding Synonym courage, valiance clerical (adj) Pertaining to the clergy Synonym care, conduct, custody, management, **ward, oversight, supervision Chivalry (n) Qualities of having courtesy, generosity, honor, valor, gallantry Synonym analyze,solicit, scrutinize, investigate Charge (n) Supervisory, responsibility, in charge Synonym ruckus, discord, harshness noise canvass (v) to examine thoroughly conduct a poll examine debate Synonym bold brassy, cocky, defiant, gutsy, impertinent, impudent, insolent, loud, shameless cacophony (n) displeasing, harsh sound, dissonance/disagreement Synonym fiancé, engaged, committed, spoken for Brazen (adj) brash and without shame Synonym altruist, contributor, humanitarian, sponsor, supporter, philanthropist Betrothed (adj) Engaged to be married Synonym hostile, hot tempered, **truculent, mean, warlike, combative, fierce benefactor (n) Donor, patron Synonym legitimate, accurate, actual, original belligerent (adj) Argumentative Synonym observant, alert, interested, mindful Authentic (adj.) Real, genuine Synonym isle, reef Attentive (v) Concentrating, considerate Synonym appease, ease, lighten, pacify, placate, satisfy atoll (noun) a small island Synonym appraise, estimate, judge Assuage (v) To make easier or milder, relieve to quiet, calm Soothe Synonym statement, affirmation, declaration assess (v) evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of Synonym vain, naughty, bossy, conceited, egoistic, pompous Assertion (adj) The act of affirming or asserting or stating something. Synonym fitting, germane, pertinent, relevant, suitable, useful Arrogant (adj) Having exaggerated self-opinion, braggy. Synonym antique, relic, ruin Applicable (n) Appropriate
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