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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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 aboClick to Search abo (äb´o) |
| yerli, ataları çok eski çağlardan bu yana Avustralya´da yaşamış olan biri |
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aboardClick to Search aboard (ıbord´) |
| gemiye, uçağa, trene, atobüse, gemide, uçakta |
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abodeClick to Search abode (ıbod´) |
| oturulan yer, ikametgâh, konut |
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aboilClick to Search aboil |
| kaynayan, hararetli |
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abolishClick to Search abolish (ıbal´îş) |
| kaldırmak, ortadan kaldırmak, feshetmek, iptal etmek, bozmak |
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abolishingClick to Search abolishing |
| feshetme |
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abolitionClick to Search abolition (äbılîş´ın) |
| kaldırma, yürürlükten kaldırma, fesih, iptal, kaldırılma, yürürlükten kaldırılma, feshetme |
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abolitionismClick to Search abolitionism |
| köleliğin kaldırılması akımı, kaldırma akımı |
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abolitionistClick to Search abolitionist |
| köleliğin kaldırılması yanlısı |
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abominableClick to Search abominable (ıbam´înıbıl) |
| iğrenç, menfur; çok kötü, berbat, pis |
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abominable snowmanClick to Search abominable snowman |
| kar adam, yeti |
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abominateClick to Search abominate (ıbam´ıneyt) |
| nefret etmek, iğrenmek, tiksinmek |
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abominationClick to Search abomination (ıbamıney´şın) |
| iğrenme, nefret, nefret edilen şey |
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aboriginalClick to Search aboriginal (äbırîc´ınıl) |
| yerli, yerlisi olan |
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aboriginalClick to Search aboriginal (äbırîc´ınıl) |
| yerli |
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aborigineClick to Search aborigine (äbırîc´ıni) |
| asıl yerli, ataları çok eski çağlardan bu yana belirli bir yerde yaşamış olan biri |
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aboriginesClick to Search aborigines (äbırîc´ıniz) |
| bitki örtüsü, yerli halk, yöresel hayvanlar |
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abortClick to Search abort (ıbôrt´) |
| çocuk düşürmek, düşük yapmak, gelişememek, başarısızlıkla sonuçlanmak, durdurmak, iptal etmek; (Bilgisayar) prosedürü durdurmak |
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abortedClick to Search aborted |
| boşa çıkmış, başarısızlığa uğramış |
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abortifacientClick to Search abortifacient |
| abortif, düşük ilacı |
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abortionClick to Search abortion (ıbôr´şın) |
| kürtaj, düşük, bebek aldırma, başarısızlık |
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abortionistClick to Search abortionist (ıbôr´şınîst) |
| kürtaj yapan kimse, düşük yaptıran kimse |
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abortiveClick to Search abortive (ıbôr´tîv) |
| prematüre, erken doğmuş; verimsiz, düşük yaptıran; başarısız; kısır |
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abouliaClick to Search aboulia (ıbu´liyı) |
| irade yitimi |
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aboundClick to Search abound (ıbaund´) |
| bol olmak, çok olmak, dolu olmak, kaynamak |
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abound inClick to Search abound in (ıbaund´in) |
| bir yerde bol / çok olmak |
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abound withClick to Search abound with (ıbaund´vit) |
| bir yerde bol / çok olmak |
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aboundingClick to Search abounding |
| bol, çok, dolu |
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aboutClick to Search about (ıbaut´) |
| hakkında, ile ilgili, üzerine, üstüne; -in özünde/karakterinde; İng. -in orasında burasında; -in orasına burasına; her tarafında; her tarafına; İng. -de; etrafında; İng. (birinin) üstünde / vücudunda |
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aboutClick to Search about (ıbaut´) |
| aşağı yukarı, yaklaşık, az çok; hemen hemen, neredeyse; İng. orada burada; oraya buraya; oradan oraya; her tarafta; her tarafa; İng. ortalıkta, etrafta, civarda; ters yöne; İng. döndürmek veya çevirmek gibi fiilleri pekiştirir |
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about faceClick to Search about face |
| geriye dönüş, yüz seksen derece dönme |
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About face!Click to Search About face! |
| Geriye dön! |
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About ship!Click to Search About ship! |
| Alesta tiramola! |
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about toClick to Search about to |
| üzere, mek üzere |
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about to dieClick to Search about to die |
| ölmek üzere |
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about to happenClick to Search about to happen |
| eli kulağında |
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about turnClick to Search about turn |
| geriye dönüş, yüz seksen derece dönme |
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about-faceClick to Search about-face (ıbaut´feys) |
| geriye dönüş; eskiden savunduğunun tersini savunmaya başlama |
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about-faceClick to Search about-face (ıbaut.feys´) |
| geriye dönmek |
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about-shipClick to Search about-ship (ıbaut.şîp´) |
| (--ped, --ping) den. tiramola etmek |
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about-turnClick to Search about-turn (ıbaut´tırn) |
| geriye dönüş; eskiden savunduğunun tersini savunmaya başlama |
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about-turnClick to Search about-turn (ıbaut.tırn´) |
| geriye dönmek |
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aboveClick to Search above (ıb^v´) |
| yukarıda olan şey |
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aboveClick to Search above (ıb^v´) |
| üstünde, üzerinde, üzerine, yüksek, üstün, öte |
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aboveClick to Search above (ıb^v´) |
| yukarıda, cennette, daha çok, önce |
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aboveClick to Search above (ıb^v´) |
| yukarıdaki, sözü geçen |
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above allClick to Search above all |
| herşeyden fazla, özellikle, bilhassa |
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above averageClick to Search above average |
| ortalamanın üstünde |
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above averageClick to Search above average |
| vasatın üstünde |
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above boardClick to Search above board |
| dürüst, hilesiz, doğru |
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above mentionedClick to Search above mentioned |
| yukarıda adı geçen, yukarıdaki |
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above parClick to Search above par |
| yazılı değerin üstünde |
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above sea levelClick to Search above sea level |
| deniz seviyesi üstünde |
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above suspicionClick to Search above suspicion |
| şüphe edilmez, şüphe götürmez, güvenilir |
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above the ordinaryClick to Search above the ordinary |
| olağanüstü, alışılmışın ötesinde |
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above the saltClick to Search above the salt |
| evsahipleri ile beraber |
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aboveboardClick to Search aboveboard (ıb^v´bôrd) |
| dürüst; yasal, kanuna aykırı olmayan |
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aboveboardClick to Search aboveboard (ıb^v´bôrd) |
| dürüst bir şekilde |
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abovegroundClick to Search aboveground (ıb^v´graund) |
| toprak üstündeki, toprağın üzerinde olan, yeryüzündeki, açık |
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abovementionedClick to Search abovementioned (ıb^v´menşınd) |
| the yukarıda söz edilen/adı geçen şey/kişi; yukarıda adı geçenler; daha önce söz edilen/adı geçen şey/kişi; daha önce adı geçenler |
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above-mentionedClick to Search above-mentioned (ıb^v´menşınd) |
| the yukarıda söz edilen/adı geçen; daha önce söz edilen/adı geçen |
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abovestairsClick to Search abovestairs (ıb^v´sterz´) |
| yukarıya, üst kata; yukarıda, üst katta |
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abovestairsClick to Search abovestairs (ıb^v´sterz´) |
| yukarıdaki, üst kattaki; üst kata ait |
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abovestairsClick to Search abovestairs (ıb^v´sterz´) |
| üst kat |
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Linguatic Turkish English Dictionary |
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aboClick to Search abo |
| ah, word used to express a variety of emotions (delight, relief, surprise or contempt), oh |
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aboneClick to Search abone |
| subscriber, one who signs up to receive a service or publication (i.e. magazine, newspaper, etc.) |
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abone kaydolmakClick to Search abone kaydolmak |
| take out a subscription to |
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abone olmakClick to Search abone olmak |
| subscribe to, take out a subscription to, take in |
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abone ücretiClick to Search abone ücreti |
| subscription fee, subscription, subscription price |
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abonelikClick to Search abonelik |
| subscription, being a subscriber; payment given for regularly scheduled performances or publications (i.e. magazine, concert series, etc.) |
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abonmanClick to Search abonman |
| subscription; season ticket, ticket which is valid for the entire season; contract with a public utility for its services |
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abordaClick to Search aborda |
| alongside |
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abortifClick to Search abortif |
| abortifacient, causing the premature termination of a pregnancy, inducing abortion (of a drug) |
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abosaClick to Search abosa |
| avast |
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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AboClick to Search Abo |
| (Offensive Slang) aboriginal (used in Australia) |
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aboardClick to Search aboard |
| on, in, into (ship, train, plane, etc.) |
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aboard a shipClick to Search aboard a ship |
| on the ship |
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abode of demonsClick to Search abode of demons |
| dwelling place of demons, residence of demons |
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aboilClick to Search aboil |
| boiling |
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aboilClick to Search aboil |
| in a condition of excited activity |
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abolishClick to Search abolish |
| cancel, revoke |
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abolish a lawClick to Search abolish a law |
| get rid of a law |
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abolishableClick to Search abolishable |
| capable of being abolished, capable of being revoked or cancelled |
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abolishedClick to Search abolished |
| cancelled, annulled, revoked, repealed; abrogatee |
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abolisherClick to Search abolisher |
| one who does away with, one who revokes, one who cancels |
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abolishingClick to Search abolishing |
| annulling; act of making void |
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abolishmentClick to Search abolishment |
| annulment, nullification, abrogation, cancellation, elimination |
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abolition of lawClick to Search abolition of law |
| cancellation of a law, annulment of a law (Legal) |
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abolitionaryClick to Search abolitionary |
| of or pertaining to abolition |
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abolitionismClick to Search abolitionism |
| principles held by abolitionists; opposition to slavery |
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abolitionistClick to Search abolitionist |
| one who sought to outlaw slavery (during the 18th and 19th centuries); one who seeks to abolish any law or regulation |
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abomasalClick to Search abomasal |
| referring to the fourth stomach in cud chewing animals |
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abomasumClick to Search abomasum |
| fourth stomach in cud chewing animals |
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abomasusClick to Search abomasus |
| fourth stomach in cud chewing animals (also abomasum) |
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abominable behaviorClick to Search abominable behavior |
| detestable conduct, horrible actions, loathsome behavior |
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abominable snowmanClick to Search abominable snowman |
| terrible snowperson, evil man made of snow |
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abominablenessClick to Search abominableness |
| loathsomeness, detestableness; disagreeableness, unpleasantness; inferiority, badness |
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abominablyClick to Search abominably |
| despicably; horribly; disgracefully |
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abominateClick to Search abominate |
| loathe intensely, detest, hate |
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abominationClick to Search abomination |
| loathing, detestation; shameful deed, evil, villainy |
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abominatorClick to Search abominator |
| one who loathes or detests |
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aboradClick to Search aborad |
| directed away from the mouth (Anatomy, Zoology) |
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aboralClick to Search aboral |
| away from or opposite the mouth (Anatomy, Zoology) |
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AboriginalClick to Search Aboriginal |
| of or pertaining to aborigines; original, first, native, indigenous |
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AboriginalClick to Search Aboriginal |
| member of any of the peoples who lived in Canada before the European settlers arrived; member of the dark-skinned people indigenous to Australia |
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aboriginal forestsClick to Search aboriginal forests |
| forests that have existed in an area from the beginning |
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aboriginal sinClick to Search aboriginal sin |
| first sin of mankind committed by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden |
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AboriginalityClick to Search Aboriginality |
| quality of being aboriginal |
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aboriginallyClick to Search aboriginally |
| from the beginning |
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aborigineClick to Search aborigine |
| native, indigenous person, member of a people considered to be the original inhabitants of a region |
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AborigineClick to Search Aborigine |
| member of the dark-skinned people indigenous to Australia |
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aboriginesClick to Search aborigines |
| earliest known and original occupants of a country; descendants of the first Australians who were the Aboriginies; first original fauna and vegetation of a geographical region |
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AboriginiesClick to Search Aboriginies |
| first people to live in Australia |
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aborningClick to Search aborning |
| in the process of being created |
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abort a programClick to Search abort a program |
| quit a program, make a program stop |
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abort attackClick to Search abort attack |
| stop an attack |
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aborted fetusClick to Search aborted fetus |
| fetus that due to certain reason or circumstances has been aborted; (Slang) adult man that shaves his head for reasons that are not known and looks like a large fetus |
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aborterClick to Search aborter |
| one who aborts, one who terminates prematurely |
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aborticideClick to Search aborticide |
| killing of a fetus while it is in the womb |
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abortifacientClick to Search abortifacient |
| causing the premature termination of a pregnancy, inducing abortion (of a drug) |
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abortifacientClick to Search abortifacient |
| drug which causes abortion, agent which causes the premature termination of a pregnancy |
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abortionClick to Search abortion |
| premature termination of a pregnancy, miscarriage (caused by natural or artificial means); failure; premature termination (of a project, etc.); failure to develop (Biology) |
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abortionalClick to Search abortional |
| pertaining to or characterized by abortion (premature termination of a pregnancy); of a failure, of something which does not succeed |
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abortionistClick to Search abortionist |
| doctor who performs abortions, doctor who terminates pregnancies (derogatory) |
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abortive attackClick to Search abortive attack |
| unavailing offensive, ineffectual assault, failed attack |
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abortive attemptClick to Search abortive attempt |
| failed attempt, effort that did not succeed |
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abortive planClick to Search abortive plan |
| failed plan, scheme that did not succeed |
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abortive schemeClick to Search abortive scheme |
| failed plan, plan that did not succeed |
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abortive strikeClick to Search abortive strike |
| unsuccessful strike by employees; failed attack |
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abortivelyClick to Search abortively |
| in an abortive manner; prematurely; unsuccessfully |
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abortivenessClick to Search abortiveness |
| unproductiveness, fruitlessness |
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abortusClick to Search abortus |
| aborted or miscarried fetus (Medical) |
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Aboth tractateClick to Search Aboth tractate |
| part of the writings of the Mishnah (Judaism) |
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AbouClick to Search Abou |
| Arabic name |
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Abou-HatziraClick to Search Abou-Hatzira |
| family name |
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abouliaClick to Search aboulia |
| mental disorder in which free will is lost or impaired (Psychology) |
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aboundClick to Search abound |
| be plentiful, be abundant; be filled with; overflow with |
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abound inClick to Search abound in |
| be plentiful, be full of - |
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abound in courageClick to Search abound in courage |
| be full of courage |
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abound withClick to Search abound with |
| overflow with, be full of |
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aboundingClick to Search abounding |
| existing in abundance |
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abounding in mistakesClick to Search abounding in mistakes |
| containing many errors, having many mistakes |
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about a monthClick to Search about a month |
| around one month; approximately a month |
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about faceClick to Search about face |
| change direction; originally a military command in the United States to turn and face the opposite direction |
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about face!Click to Search about face! |
| turn around!, about turn! (command to soldiers in formation) |
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about shipClick to Search about ship |
| bring the ship about, turn the ship around (command) |
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about sledgeClick to Search about sledge |
| largest hammer used by smiths |
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about this and thatClick to Search about this and that |
| not about anything in particular |
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about toClick to Search about to |
| on the verge of; pointing out something that will take place very soon; suggests that something is imminent (E.g.: "Susan is sitting at the table and I think she is about to eat lunch") |
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about to dieClick to Search about to die |
| almost dying |
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about to explodeClick to Search about to explode |
| set to explode momentarily |
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about turnClick to Search about turn |
| act of turning 180 degrees (Military) |
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about turn!Click to Search about turn! |
| turn around!, about face! (command to soldiers in formation) |
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about-faceClick to Search about-face |
| act of turning to face the opposite direction from the original position (Military); complete change in position or attitude |
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aboveClick to Search above |
| something previously mentioned, something previously indicated |
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aboveClick to Search above |
| over; higher than; more than |
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aboveClick to Search above |
| overhead, over, in a higher place; more; aforementioned (in a text) |
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aboveClick to Search above |
| mentioned earlier in the same text |
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above allClick to Search above all |
| beyond everything else, more than everything else |
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above and beyondClick to Search above and beyond |
| more than enough |
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above averageClick to Search above average |
| higher than the norm |
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above average rangeClick to Search above average range |
| range that is higher than the norm |
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above boardClick to Search above board |
| legal, not hidden, not under the table, not underhanded Every action, every payment is above board. Customers respect that kind of honesty. |
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above groundClick to Search above ground |
| above the surface of the ground; openly, frankly; living, alive |
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Above Ground LevelClick to Search Above Ground Level |
| AGL, altitude above the surface of the Earth, height above the ground |
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above mentionedClick to Search above mentioned |
| previously mentioned, aforementioned |
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above namedClick to Search above named |
| aforesaid, mentioned previously in the same text |
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above parClick to Search above par |
| above average, beyond what is expected |
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above rubiesClick to Search above rubies |
| very precious, priceless, worth a fortune |
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above sea levelClick to Search above sea level |
| above the level corresponding to the surface of the sea |
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above seasonal normsClick to Search above seasonal norms |
| higher than the average for the season |
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above standardClick to Search above standard |
| above the norm, of higher quality than the norm |
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above suspicionClick to Search above suspicion |
| beyond suspicion, cannot be suspected |
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above the normClick to Search above the norm |
| exceeding the average, beyond what is normally observed |
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above the waterClick to Search above the water |
| higher than the level of water; managing, coping (in a certain situation or under certain circumstances) |
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above waterClick to Search above water |
| above the surface of the water; out of danger, not at risk |
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aboveboardClick to Search aboveboard |
| exposed, obvious; fair, just |
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abovegroundClick to Search aboveground |
| above the surface of the ground |
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abovestairsClick to Search abovestairs |
| upstairs |
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Linguatic German English Dictionary |
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AboClick to Search Abo |
Abo (Abonnement)
subscription, payment given for regularly scheduled performances or publications (i.e. magazine, concert series, etc.) |
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AbogebührClick to Search Abogebühr |
Abogebühr (die)
n. subscription fee |
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AbolitionistClick to Search Abolitionist |
Abolitionist (der)
n. (during the 18th and 19th centuries) abolitionist, one who sought to outlaw slavery; one who seeks to abolish any law or regulation |
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AbonnementClick to Search Abonnement |
Abonnement (das)
n. subscription, endorsement, signing of one`s name, payment given for regularly scheduled performances or publications (i.e. magazine, concert series, etc.) |
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Abonnement ungültig machenClick to Search Abonnement ungültig machen |
| unsubscribe, cancel a subscription to a newsgroup |
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AbonnementgebührClick to Search Abonnementgebühr |
Abonnementgebühr (die)
n. subscription charge |
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AbonnementserneuerungClick to Search Abonnementserneuerung |
Abonnementserneuerung (die)
n. resubscription, act of subscribing again |
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AbonnentClick to Search Abonnent |
Abonnent (der)
n. prescriber, one who orders medications and medical treatments, subscriber, one who signs up to receive a service or publication (i.e. magazine, newspaper, etc.), cardholder, one who possesses a card, member |
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AbonnentenpunktClick to Search Abonnentenpunkt |
Abonnentenpunkt (der)
n. subscriber spot |
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abordnenClick to Search abordnen |
| v. delegate, appoint as representative; confer authority |
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AbordnungClick to Search Abordnung |
Abordnung (die)
n. deputation, act of appointing a representative or representatives; group of appointed representatives, delegation |
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Abordnung von hochrangigen BeamtenClick to Search Abordnung von hochrangigen Beamten |
| delegation of high-ranking officials, group of representatives who all have lots of authority in their positions |
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AboriginClick to Search Aborigin |
Aborigin (der)
n. aborigine, native, indigenous person, member of a people considered to be the original inhabitants of a region |
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AbortClick to Search Abort |
Abort (der)
n. privy, lavatory; (caused by natural or artificial means) abortion, premature termination of a pregnancy, miscarriage |
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AbortgrubeClick to Search Abortgrube |
Abortgrube (die)
n. cesspool, reservoir for liquid waste and sewage, place full of immorality |
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abortierenClick to Search abortieren |
| v. abort, end a pregnancy; cancel, call off; fail; (Computers) quit a procedure or program |
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AbothClick to Search Aboth |
Aboth (der)
n. Aboth, Tractate of the Fathers (chapter in the Mishna) |
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Aboth TraktatClick to Search Aboth Traktat |
| Aboth tractate, part of the writings of the Mishnah (Judaism) |
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AbouClick to Search Abou |
| n. Abou, Arabic name |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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AboClick to Search Abo |
noun
a dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived (Freq. 2)
• Syn: Aborigine, Aboriginal, native Australian, Australian Aborigine
• Derivationally related forms: Aboriginal (for: Aboriginal), Aboriginal (for: Aborigine)
• Hypernyms: Australian, Aussie, ethnic group, ethnos
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ABO antibodiesClick to Search ABO antibodies |
noun
blood type antibodies (Freq. 1)
• Hypernyms: antibody
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ABO blood group systemClick to Search ABO blood group system |
noun
a classification system for the antigens of human blood; used in blood transfusion therapy; four groups are A and B and AB and O
• Syn: ABO system, ABO group
• Hypernyms: classification system
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ABO groupClick to Search ABO group |
noun
a classification system for the antigens of human blood; used in blood transfusion therapy; four groups are A and B and AB and O
• Syn: ABO blood group system, ABO system
• Hypernyms: classification system
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ABO systemClick to Search ABO system |
noun
a classification system for the antigens of human blood; used in blood transfusion therapy; four groups are A and B and AB and O
• Syn: ABO blood group system, ABO group
• Hypernyms: classification system
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aboardClick to Search aboard |
adverb
1. on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle (Freq. 4)
• Syn: on board
2. on first or second or third base (Freq. 1)
- example : Their second homer with Bob Allison aboard
• Syn: on base
• Topics: baseball, baseball game
3. side by side
- example : anchored close aboard another ship
• Syn: alongside
4. part of a group
- example : Bill's been aboard for three years now
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abocclusionClick to Search abocclusion |
noun
the condition in which the upper teeth do not touch the lower teeth when biting
• Hypernyms: disorder, upset
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abodeClick to Search abode |
noun
1. any address at which you dwell more than temporarily (Freq. 1)
- example : a person can have several residences
• Syn: residence
• Hypernyms: address
• Hyponyms: domicile, legal residence, home, place
2. housing that someone is living in (Freq. 1)
- example : he built a modest dwelling near the pond
- example : they raise money to provide homes for the homeless
• Syn: dwelling, home, domicile, habitation, dwelling house
• Derivationally related forms: domiciliary (for: domicile), home (for: home), dwell (for: dwelling)
• Hypernyms: housing, lodging, living accommodations
• Hyponyms:
cliff dwelling, condominium, condo, fixer-upper, hearth, fireside, hermitage, homestead, house, lake dwelling, pile dwelling, lodge, indian lodge, messuage, semi-detached house, vacation home, yurt
• Part Meronyms:
bathroom, bath, bedroom, sleeping room, sleeping accommodation, chamber, bedchamber, den, dinette, dining room, dining-room, dressing room, family room, kitchen, living room, living-room, sitting room, front room, parlor, parlour
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abohmClick to Search abohm |
noun
a unit of resistance equal to a billionth of an ohm
• Hypernyms: resistance unit
• Part Holonyms: ohm
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abolishClick to Search abolish |
verb
do away with (Freq. 9)
- example : Slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century in America and in Russia
• Syn: get rid of
• Ant: establish
• Derivationally related forms: abolishable, abolishment, abolition
• Hyponyms: cashier, abrogate
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Something ----s something
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abolishableClick to Search abolishable |
adjective
capable of being abolished
• Similar to: destructible
• Derivationally related forms: abolish
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abolishmentClick to Search abolishment |
noun
the act of abolishing a system or practice or institution (especially abolishing slavery)
- example : the abolition of capital punishment
• Syn: abolition
• Derivationally related forms: abolish, abolitionary (for: abolition), abolish (for: abolition)
• Hypernyms: termination, ending, conclusion
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abolitionClick to Search abolition |
noun
the act of abolishing a system or practice or institution (especially abolishing slavery) (Freq. 1)
- example : the abolition of capital punishment
• Syn: abolishment
• Derivationally related forms: abolish (for: abolishment), abolitionary, abolish
• Hypernyms: termination, ending, conclusion
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abolitionaryClick to Search abolitionary |
adjective
relating to or favoring abolition, especially abolition of slavery
• Pertains to noun: abolition
• Derivationally related forms: abolition
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abolitionismClick to Search abolitionism |
noun
the doctrine that calls for the abolition of slavery
• Derivationally related forms: abolitionist
• Hypernyms: doctrine, philosophy, philosophical system, school of thought, ism
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abolitionistClick to Search abolitionist |
noun
a reformer who favors abolishing slavery (Freq. 2)
• Syn: emancipationist
• Derivationally related forms: emancipation (for: emancipationist), abolitionism
• Hypernyms: reformer, reformist, crusader, social reformer, meliorist
• Instance Hyponyms:
Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, Brown, John Brown, Douglass, Frederick Douglass, Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, Stowe, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth Beecher Stowe, Tappan, Arthur Tappan, Truth, Sojourner Truth, Tubman, Harriet Tubman, Weld, Theodore Dwight Weld
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abomasalClick to Search abomasal |
adjective
relating to the abomasum (the fourth compartment of the stomach of ruminants)
• Pertains to noun: abomasum
• Derivationally related forms: abomasum
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abomasumClick to Search abomasum |
noun
the fourth compartment of the stomach of a ruminant; the one where digestion takes place
• Syn: fourth stomach
• Derivationally related forms: abomasal
• Hypernyms: stomach, tummy, tum, breadbasket
• Part Holonyms: ruminant
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abominableClick to Search abominable |
adjective
1. unequivocally detestable (Freq. 1)
- example : abominable treatment of prisoners
- example : detestable vices
- example : execrable crimes
- example : "consequences odious to those you govern"- Edmund Burke
• Syn: detestable, execrable, odious
• Similar to: hateful
• Derivationally related forms: odium (for: odious), odiousness (for: odious), abominate
2. exceptionally bad or displeasing
- example : atrocious taste
- example : abominable workmanship
- example : an awful voice
- example : dreadful manners
- example : a painful performance
- example : terrible handwriting
- example : an unspeakable odor came sweeping into the room
• Syn: atrocious, awful, dreadful, painful, terrible, unspeakable
• Similar to: bad
• Derivationally related forms: terribleness (for: terrible), dreadfulness (for: dreadful), awfulness (for: awful)
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abominable snowmanClick to Search abominable snowman |
noun
a large hairy humanoid creature said to live in the Himalayas
• Syn: yeti
• Hypernyms: legendary creature
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abominablyClick to Search abominably |
adverb
1. in an offensive and hateful manner
- example : I don't know anyone who could have behaved so abominably
• Syn: detestably, repulsively, odiously
• Derived from adjective: odious (for: odiously), abominable, repulsive (for: repulsively), detestable (for: detestably)
2. in a terrible manner
- example : she sings terribly
• Syn: terribly, atrociously, awfully, abysmally, rottenly
• Derived from adjective: rotten (for: rottenly), awful (for: awfully), atrocious (for: atrociously), terrible (for: terribly)
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abominateClick to Search abominate |
verb
find repugnant
- example : I loathe that man
- example : She abhors cats
• Syn: abhor, loathe, execrate
• Derivationally related forms:
execration (for: execrate), abominable, abomination, abominator, loather (for: loathe), loathing (for: loathe), abhorrent (for: abhor), abhorrer (for: abhor), abhorrence (for: abhor)
• Hypernyms: hate, detest
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : They abominate moving
- example : Sam and Sue abominate the movie
- example : Sam cannot abominate Sue
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abominationClick to Search abomination |
noun
1. a person who is loathsome or disgusting
• Derivationally related forms: abominate
• Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul
2. hate coupled with disgust
• Syn: abhorrence, detestation, execration, loathing, odium
• Derivationally related forms:
odious (for: odium), loathe (for: loathing), execrate (for: execration), detest (for: detestation), abominate, abhorrent (for: abhorrence), abhor (for: abhorrence)
• Hypernyms: hate, hatred, disgust
3. an action that is vicious or vile; an action that arouses disgust or abhorrence
- example : his treatment of the children is an abomination
• Derivationally related forms: abominate
• Hypernyms: transgression, evildoing
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abominatorClick to Search abominator |
noun
one who hates or loathes
• Syn: loather
• Derivationally related forms: loathe (for: loather), abominate
• Hypernyms: hater
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AborClick to Search Abor |
noun
little known Kamarupan languages
• Syn: Miri, Mirish, Dafla
• Hypernyms: Kamarupan
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aboradClick to Search aborad |
adverb
away from the mouth or oral region
• Ant: orad
• Derived from adjective: aboral
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aboralClick to Search aboral |
adjective
opposite to or away from the mouth
- example : the aboral surface of a starfish
• Ant: oral
• Topics: anatomy, general anatomy
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AboriginalClick to Search Aboriginal |
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noun
a dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived
• Syn: Aborigine, Abo, native Australian, Australian Aborigine
• Derivationally related forms: Aboriginal (for: Aborigine)
• Hypernyms: Australian, Aussie, ethnic group, ethnos
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adjective
of or pertaining to members of the indigenous people of Australia
- example : an Aboriginal rite
• Pertains to noun: Aborigine
• Derivationally related forms: Aborigine
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aboriginalClick to Search aboriginal |
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noun
an indigenous person who was born in a particular place
- example : the art of the natives of the northwest coast
- example : the Canadian government scrapped plans to tax the grants to aboriginal college students
• Syn: native, indigen, indigene, aborigine
• Derivationally related forms: aboriginal (for: aborigine), native (for: native)
• Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul
• Hyponyms: Levantine, Mauritian, Filipino, Russian, Seychellois
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adjective
1. characteristic of or relating to people inhabiting a region from the beginning
- example : native Americans
- example : the aboriginal peoples of Australia
• Syn: native
• Ant: nonnative (for: native)
• Derivationally related forms: aborigine, nativeness (for: native)
2. having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
- example : aboriginal forests
- example : primal eras before the appearance of life on earth
- example : the forest primeval
- example : primordial matter
- example : primordial forms of life
• Syn: primal, primeval, primaeval, primordial
• Similar to: early
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Aboriginal AustralianClick to Search Aboriginal Australian |
noun
the Austronesian languages spoken by Australian aborigines
• Syn: Australian
• Derivationally related forms: Australian (for: Australian)
• Regions: Australia, Commonwealth of Australia
• Hypernyms: Austronesian, Austronesian language
• Hyponyms: Dyirbal, Jirrbal, Walbiri, Warlpiri
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aborigineClick to Search aborigine |
noun
an indigenous person who was born in a particular place (Freq. 1)
- example : the art of the natives of the northwest coast
- example : the Canadian government scrapped plans to tax the grants to aboriginal college students
• Syn: native, indigen, indigene, aboriginal
• Derivationally related forms: aboriginal (for: aboriginal), aboriginal, native (for: native)
• Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul
• Hyponyms: Levantine, Mauritian, Filipino, Russian, Seychellois
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AborigineClick to Search Aborigine |
noun
a dark-skinned member of a race of people living in Australia when Europeans arrived
• Syn: Abo, Aboriginal, native Australian, Australian Aborigine
• Derivationally related forms: Aboriginal (for: Aboriginal), Aboriginal
• Hypernyms: Australian, Aussie, ethnic group, ethnos
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abortClick to Search abort |
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noun
the act of terminating a project or procedure before it is completed
- example : I wasted a year of my life working on an abort
- example : he sent a short message requesting an abort due to extreme winds in the area
• Hypernyms: termination, ending, conclusion
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verb
1. terminate before completion
- example : abort the mission
- example : abort the process running on my computer
• Derivationally related forms: abortive, abortion
• Hypernyms: end, terminate
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
2. cease development, die, and be aborted
- example : an aborting fetus
• Hypernyms:
die, decease, perish, go, exit, pass away, expire, pass, kick the bucket, cash in one's chips, buy the farm, conk, give-up the ghost, drop dead, pop off, choke, croak, snuff it
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s
3. terminate a pregnancy by undergoing an abortion
• Derivationally related forms: abortion
• Hypernyms: exhaust, discharge, expel, eject, release
• Hyponyms: miscarry
• Entailment: conceive
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
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aborticideClick to Search aborticide |
noun
1. a drug (or other chemical agent) that causes abortion
• Syn: abortifacient, abortion-inducing drug
• Derivationally related forms: abortifacient (for: abortifacient)
• Hypernyms: drug
• Hyponyms: abortion pill, mifepristone, RU 486
2. the act of destroying a fetus
• Syn: feticide
• Hypernyms: induced abortion
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abortifacientClick to Search abortifacient |
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noun
a drug (or other chemical agent) that causes abortion
• Syn: aborticide, abortion-inducing drug
• Hypernyms: drug
• Hyponyms: abortion pill, mifepristone, RU 486
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adjective
causing abortion
• Similar to: causative
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abortionClick to Search abortion |
noun
1. termination of pregnancy (Freq. 3)
• Derivationally related forms: abortionist, abort
• Hypernyms: termination, ending, conclusion
• Hyponyms: spontaneous abortion, miscarriage, stillbirth, induced abortion
2. failure of a plan
• Syn: miscarriage
• Derivationally related forms: abort, miscarry (for: miscarriage)
• Hypernyms: failure
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abortion pillClick to Search abortion pill |
noun
an abortion-inducing drug (trade name RU_486) developed in France; when taken during the first five weeks of pregnancy it blocks the action of progesterone so that the uterus sloughs off the embryo
• Syn: mifepristone, RU 486
• Usage Domain: trademark (for: RU 486)
• Hypernyms: abortifacient, aborticide, abortion-inducing drug
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abortion-inducing drugClick to Search abortion-inducing drug |
noun
a drug (or other chemical agent) that causes abortion
• Syn: abortifacient, aborticide
• Derivationally related forms: abortifacient (for: abortifacient)
• Hypernyms: drug
• Hyponyms: abortion pill, mifepristone, RU 486
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abortionistClick to Search abortionist |
noun
a person (who should be a doctor) who terminates pregnancies
• Derivationally related forms: abortion
• Hypernyms: doctor, doc, physician, MD, Dr., medico
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abortiveClick to Search abortive |
adjective
failing to accomplish an intended result
- example : an abortive revolt
- example : a stillborn plot to assassinate the President
• Syn: stillborn, unsuccessful
• Similar to: unfruitful
• Derivationally related forms: abort
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abortivelyClick to Search abortively |
adverb
in an unfruitful manner
• Derived from adjective: abortive
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abortusClick to Search abortus |
noun
a human fetus whose weight is less than 0.5 kilogram when removed or expelled from the mother's body
• Hypernyms: fetus, foetus
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abouliaClick to Search aboulia |
noun
a loss of will power
• Syn: abulia
• Derivationally related forms: aboulic, abulic (for: abulia)
• Hypernyms: psychological state, psychological condition, mental state, mental condition
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aboulicClick to Search aboulic |
adjective
suffering from abulia; showing abnormal inability to act or make decisions
• Syn: abulic
• Similar to: neurotic, psychoneurotic
• Derivationally related forms: aboulia, abulia (for: abulic)
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aboundClick to Search abound |
verb
1. be abundant or plentiful; exist in large quantities (Freq. 2)
• See Also: abound in
• Derivationally related forms: abundant, abundance
• Hypernyms: be
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s
- example : Something is ----ing PP
2. be in a state of movement or action
- example : The room abounded with screaming children
- example : The garden bristled with toddlers
• Syn: burst, bristle
• Derivationally related forms: burst (for: burst)
• Hypernyms: have, feature
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : The streets abound with crowds
- example : The crowds abound in the streets
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abound inClick to Search abound in |
verb
exist in large quantity (Freq. 1)
• Syn: teem in, pullulate with
• Hypernyms: occur
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s somebody
- example : Something ----s something
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aboundingClick to Search abounding |
adjective
existing in abundance (Freq. 1)
- example : abounding confidence
- example : whiskey galore
• Syn: galore
• Similar to: abundant
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aboutClick to Search about |
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adjective
on the move
- example : up and about
- example : the whole town was astir over the incident
• Syn: astir
• Similar to: active
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adverb
1. (of quantities) imprecise but fairly close to correct (Freq. 55)
- example : lasted approximately an hour
- example : in just about a minute
- example : he's about 30 years old
- example : I've had about all I can stand
- example : we meet about once a month
- example : some forty people came
- example : weighs around a hundred pounds
- example : roughly $3,000
- example : holds 3 gallons, more or less
- example : 20 or so people were at the party
• Syn:
approximately, close to, just about, some, roughly, more or less, around, or so
2. all around or on all sides (Freq. 10)
- example : dirty clothes lying around (or about)
- example : let's look about for help
- example : There were trees growing all around
- example : she looked around her
• Syn: around
3. in the area or vicinity (Freq. 5)
- example : a few spectators standing about
- example : hanging around
- example : waited around for the next flight
• Syn: around
4. used of movement to or among many different places or in no particular direction (Freq. 3)
- example : wandering about with no place to go
- example : people were rushing about
- example : news gets around (or about)
- example : traveled around in Asia
- example : he needs advice from someone who's been around
- example : she sleeps around
• Syn: around
5. in or to a reversed position or direction (Freq. 3)
- example : about face
- example : suddenly she turned around
• Syn: around
6. in rotation or succession (Freq. 2)
- example : turn about is fair play
7. (of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but (Freq. 1)
- example : the job is (just) about done
- example : the baby was almost asleep when the alarm sounded
- example : we're almost finished
- example : the car all but ran her down
- example : he nearly fainted
- example : talked for nigh onto 2 hours
- example : the recording is well-nigh perfect
- example : virtually all the parties signed the contract
- example : I was near exhausted by the run
- example : most everyone agrees
• Syn:
almost, most, nearly, near, nigh, virtually, well-nigh
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about turnClick to Search about turn |
noun
act of pivoting 180 degrees, especially in a military formation
• Syn: about-face
• Derivationally related forms: about-face (for: about-face)
• Hypernyms: reversion, reverse, reversal, turnabout, turnaround
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about-faceClick to Search about-face |
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noun
1. act of pivoting 180 degrees, especially in a military formation
• Syn: about turn
• Hypernyms: reversion, reverse, reversal, turnabout, turnaround
2. a major change in attitude or principle or point of view
- example : an about-face on foreign policy
• Syn: volte-face, reversal, policy change
• Hypernyms: change
• Hyponyms: undoing
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verb
1. turn, usually 180 degrees (Freq. 2)
• Hypernyms: turn
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s
- example : Somebody ----s
2. change one's mind and assume the opposite viewpoint
• Hypernyms: rethink
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s
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aboveClick to Search above |
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noun
an earlier section of a written text
- example : for instructions refer to the above
• Hypernyms: section, subdivision
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adjective
appearing earlier in the same text (Freq. 13)
- example : flaws in the above interpretation
• Similar to: preceding
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adverb
1. at an earlier place (Freq. 32)
- example : see above
• Syn: supra
• Ant: below
2. in or to a place that is higher (Freq. 9)
• Syn: higher up, in a higher place, to a higher place
• Ant: below
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above allClick to Search above all |
adverb
1. above and beyond all other consideration (Freq. 5)
- example : above all, you must be independent
• Syn: most importantly, most especially
2. taking everything together
- example : she was first and last a scientist
• Syn: first and last
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aboveboardClick to Search aboveboard |
I
adjective
without concealment or deception; honest
- example : their business was open and aboveboard
- example : straightforward in all his business affairs
• Syn: straightforward
• Similar to: straight, square
• Derivationally related forms: straightforwardness (for: straightforward)
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adverb
in an honest manner
- example : in he can't get it honestly, he is willing to steal it
- example : was known for dealing aboveboard in everything
• Syn: honestly
• Ant: dishonestly (for: honestly)
• Derived from adjective: honest (for: honestly)
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abovegroundClick to Search aboveground |
adjective
on or above the surface of the ground (Freq. 1)
- example : aboveground nuclear testing
- example : surface instruments for detecting oil deposits
- example : surface transportation
• Similar to: surface
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above-mentionedClick to Search above-mentioned |
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mentioned or named earlier in the same text (Freq. 1)
• Syn: above-named
• Similar to: preceding
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above-namedClick to Search above-named |
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mentioned or named earlier in the same text
• Syn: above-mentioned
• Similar to: preceding
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