Vocabulary: Everything
catalyst Word Families:
Analysis,Solution,Absolute
Behoove Word Families
Behead,Begrudge,Beguile
Behoove Synonyms:
Benefit, befit
optimal definition
Best or most favorable, optimum
catalyst Related forms:
Catalysis
Incognito Word Families:
Cognizance,Recognize
Sequential word families
Consequence,Sequel,sequester
optimal word families
Cooperate,Copy,operate
Minutia related forms
Minutiae(plural)
morality part of speech
Noun
optimal related forms
Optimally,optimality
inter etymology
PIE root *en = "in" + Latin terra = "earth"
Behoove Definition:
To be worthwhile, as for personal profit or advantage
Behoove Part of speech:
Verb
vibrant related forms
Vibrate,vibrato,vibrantly,vibrancy,vibration,vibrator
voluptuous related forms:
Voluptuously,Voluptuousness,voluptuary
resolution definition
a firm decision to do or not to do something, the quality of being determined
Precursor definition
a person or thing that comes before another of the same kind
catalyst Definition:
a person or thing that precipitates an event=
assimilate word families
abase,abbreviate,resemble,seem,simulation
resolution word families
absolute,analysis,forlorn,paralysis
ballistic antonyms
accepting, cordial
Conscience word families
accommodate,collaborate,scientific,omniscient
accuracy related forms
accurate,accurately,accurateness,inaccurate
agency word families
act,cogent,prodigal,squat
agency synonyms
action, control
mellifluous Part of speech:
adj
sardonic part of speech
adj
superfluous Part of speech:
adj
verbose part of speech:
adj
voluptuous part of speech:
adj
Sequential part of speech
adjective
ballistic part of speech
adjective
delirious part of speech
adjective
detrimental part of speech
adjective
dormant part of speech
adjective
dynamic part of speech
adjective
flippant Part of speech:
adjective
glib Part of speech:
adjective
jocular Part of speech:
adjective
metabolic part of speech
adjective
optimal part of speech
adjective
patronizing part of speech
adjective
stagnant part of speech
adjective
vibrant part of speech
adjective
vivacious part of speech
adjective
Incognito Part of speech:
adjective, adverb
dynamic word families
aerodynamic,dynamite,thermodynamic
agency related forms
agential
xenophobia word families
agoraphobia,claustrophobia
mellifluous Synonyms:
agreeable, euphonious
morality related forms
amoral,moral ,immoral,moralist,moralize,moralistic
Conscience definition
an inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior
facade Definition:
an outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality
synthesis word families
analysis,photosynthesis
ballistic synonyms
angry, enraged, furious
Incognito Synonyms:
anonymous, camouflaged
patronizing antonyms
antagonizing
persistence Antonyms:
apathy, laziness
Ascribe related forms
ascribable
dormant synonyms
asleep, resting
assimilate related forms
assimilable,assimilation,assimilative,dissimilate, similar,unassimilate
Ascribe definition
attribute something to a cause, a text, quotation, work of art, to a particular person or period
Ascribe synonyms
attribute, credit
voluptuous antonyms:
austere, ascetic
Authenticity related forms
authenticate,inauthentic,authentic
Authenticity word families
autograph,autobiography,effendi
exhume word families
avoid,bridegroom,human,humble
dormant antonyms
awake, active
delirious antonyms
balanced, rational
ballistic related forms
ballistically
detrimental antonym
benign
xenophobia synonyms
bigotry, prejudgment
vivacious word families
biography,survive,vitamin,zoology
exhume antonyms
bury, conceal
mellifluous Antonyms:
cacophonous, jarring
perseverance Word Families:
calisthenics,scheme,scholar,Perturb,persistence
mellifluous Word Families:
caramel,mildew,mousse,flourish,floral
accuracy synonyms
certainty, truthfulness
synthesis definition
combination or composition, in particular. the combination of ideas to form a theory or system.
synthesis synonyms
composite, fusion
precision word families
comprise,enterprise,decision,scissors,suicide
Conscience synonyms
compunction, qualms, morals
innovate antonyms
conclude, destroy
patronizing synonyms
condescending
Condescend related forms
condescension,condescending,condescent, condescendence
Conscience related forms
conscientious ,conscionable,conscious
Sequential synonyms
consecutive, subsequent, continuous
Authenticity synonyms
credibility, veracity
curate word families
curative,cure
curate related forms
curator,curation,curate -- n
accuracy word families
cure
Precursor word families
currency,cursory,courier,corridor,curriculum,cursor
resolution synonyms
decision, determination
Condescend word families
deign,descend
delve word families
delf,dig
delirious related forms
delirium
Ascribe word families
describe,sans-serif,prescription,scripture
Minutia synonyms
details, particulars, niceties
exhume definition
dig out (something buried, especially a corpse) from the ground; expose (a land surface) that was formerly buried
sardonic antonyms
diplomatic, gracious
exhume synonyms
disinter, unearth
perturb Word Families:
disturb,turbid,perform,per·se·ver·ance
synthesis antonyms
division, separation
dormant related forms
dormancy
stagnant synonyms
dormant, inactive, lifeless
dormant word families
dormer,dormitory
vivacious antonyms
dull, drab
vibrant antonyms
dull, listless, pale, soft
dynamic related forms
dynamically
persistence Synonyms:
endurance, grit
dynamic synonyms
energetic, forceful
inter synonyms
entomb, bury, plant, inhume
morality synonyms
ethics, principles, rectitude
precision synonyms
exactness, correctness
exhume related forms
exhumation
inter anonyms
exhume
facade Word Families:
face
accuracy antonyms
falsehood, inaccuracy
Authenticity antonyms
falsity, duplicity, unreliability
Condescend antonyms
favor
persistence Definition:
firm or obstinate continuance in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.
resolution antonyms
flexibility, indecision
jocular Definition:
fond of or characterized by joking; humorous or playful
Precursor synonyms
forerunner, antecedent
Sequential definition
forming or following in a logical order or sequence
facade Synonyms:
front, veneer
vibrant definition
full of energy and enthusiasm..quivering; pulsating.(of color) bright and striking.
Minutia antonyms
generality
flippant Synonyms:
glib, disrespectful
sardonic definition
grimly mocking or cynical
detrimental synonym
harmful, damaging, injurious
voluptuous synonyms:
hedonistic, decadent
catalyst Antonyms:
hindrance, deterrent
jocular Synonyms:
humorous, witty
ballistic word families
hyperbole,metabolism,parable,quell
optimal synonyms
ideal, model, quintessential
perseverance Antonyms:
idleness, indolence
delve antonyms
ignore, neglect
Conscience antonyms
immorality
morality antonyms
immorality, dishonor, evil
xenophobia antonyms
impartiality, tolerance
precision antonyms
imprecision, inaccuracy
precision related forms
imprecision,precisely,preciseness
delirious definition
in an acutely disturbed state of mind resulting from illness or intoxication and characterized by restlessness, illusions, and incoherence of thought and speech. in a state of wild excitement or ecstasy.
Manipulation antonyms
inability, powerlessness
agency antonyms
inability, powerlessness
dynamic antonyms
inactive, lifeless
inter word families
inject,inflect,incite
innovate related forms
innovation,innovator,innovative,innovatory
persistence Word Families:
insistence,perserverance,perturb
xenophobia definition
intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries.
inter related forms
interment
innovate synonyms
invent, launch, pioneer
delve synonyms
investigate, probe
delirious synonyms
irrational, ecstatic
resolution related forms
irresolution,resolute,resolvable,resolve,resolutely, resoluteness
jocular Related forms:
jocularity
Incognito Antonyms
known, unhidden
redundancy antonyms
lack, need
vivacious synonyms
lively, spirited
perturb Definition:
make (someone) anxious or unsettled
innovate definition
make changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products.
Manipulation word families
manila,mankiller,accomplish,compliment,polygraph,replenish,supply
Manipulation related forms
manipulable,manipulate,manipulative,manipulator
flippant Antonyms:
mannerly, respectful
mellifluous Related forms:
mellifluent
metabolic related forms
metabolically,metabolism,metabolize
metabolic word families
metacognition,anabolic,ballistics
morality word families
morose,mores,morale
stagnant antonyms
moving, alert, energetic
superfluous Antonyms:
necessary, essential
innovate word families
new
Ascribe antonyms
none
Behoove Related Forms
none
Incognito Related forms:
none
Sequential antonyms
none
assimilate antonyms
none
curate antonyms
none
delirious word families
none
delve related forms
none
facade Related forms:
none
flippant Word Families:
none
glib Word Families:
none
metabolic antonyms
none
metabolic synonyms
none
sardonic word families
none
stagnant word families
none
voluptuous word families:
none
superfluous Synonyms:
nonessential, redundant
flippant Definition:
not showing a serious or respectful attitude
Authenticity part of speech
noun
Conscience part of speech
noun
Manipulation part of speech
noun
Minutia part of speech
noun
Precursor part of speech
noun
accuracy part of speech
noun
agency part of speech
noun
catalyst Part of speech:
noun
facade Part of speech:
noun
perseverance Part of speech:
noun
persistence Part of speech:
noun
precision part of speech
noun
redundancy part of speech
noun
resolution part of speech
noun
synthesis part of speech
noun
xenophobia part of speech
noun
assimilate definition
take in (information, ideas, or culture) and understand fully; absorb and integrate (people, ideas, or culture) into a wider society or culture.
Manipulation definition
the action of handling or controlling something in a skillful manner, in a clever or unscrupulous way
accuracy definition
the quality or state of being correct or precise
precision definition
the quality, condition, or fact of being exact
redundancy definition
the state of being not or no longer needed or useful; the use of words or data that could be omitted without loss of meaning or function; repetition or superfluity of information.
thrive word families
thrift
thrive related forms
throve -- sometime past tense of thrive in addition to thrive
patronizing definition
treat with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority
superfluous Definition:
unnecessary, especially through being more than enough.
verbose definition:
using or expressed in more words than are needed.
Ascribe part of speech
verb
Condescend part of speech
verb
assimilate part of speech
verb
curate part of speech
verb
delve part of speech
verb
exhume part of speech
verb
innovate part of speech
verb
inter part of speech
verb
perturb Part of speech:
verb
thrive part of speech
verb
verbose word families
verbatim,verbiage,verbal,verb
verbose related forms
verbosity,verbosely,verboseness
vivacious related forms
vivacity
verbose synonyms
wordy, garrulous
perturb Synonyms:
worry, upset
optimal antonyms
worst
xenophobia etymology
xeno- "foreign, strange" + -phobia "fear"
xenophobia related forms
xenophobe,xenophobic
superfluous Related forms:
superfluously,superfluousness,superfluity
superfluous Word Families:
supernatural,superficial,confluence,fluctuate,effluent
synthesis related forms
synthesize,syntheses(plural),synthetic
morality etymology
"moral qualities," from Old French moralité "moral (of a story); and directly from Late Latin moralitatem "manner, character," from Latin moralis.
vivacious definition
(especially of a woman) attractively lively and animated
stagnant definition
(of a body of water or the atmosphere of a confined space) having no current or flow and often having an unpleasant smell as a consequence. showing no activity; dull and sluggish.
thrive definiiton
(of a child, animal, or plant) grow or develop well or vigorously.
Incognito Definition:
(of a person) having one's true identity concealed
dynamic definition
(of a process or system) characterized by constant change, activity, or progress.
mellifluous Definition:
(of a voice or words) sweet or musical; pleasant to hear
dormant definition
(of an animal) having normal physical functions suspended or slowed down for a period of time; in or as if in a deep sleep. (of a plant or bud) alive but not actively growing.
glib Definition:
(of words or the person speaking them) fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow
ballistic etymology
1775, "pertaining to thrown objects," ultimately from Greek ballein "to throw"
Minutia definition
A minute or minor detail
Minutia word families
Administer,Diminish,Minus
exhume etymology
Latin ex- "out of" + PIE root -dhghem- "earth"
stagnant etymology
Latin from stagnatum"standing water, pond, swamp," perhaps from a PIE root stag- "to seep drip"
agency definition
Level of control, autonomy, and power
assimilate synonyms
subsume, absorb
verbose antonyms
succinct, laconic
detrimental word families
Detract,Defect,Decline,decay
detrimental related forms
Detrimentality,detriment
flippant Related forms:
Flip,Flippantly ,Flippancy
vibrant word families
Gimp,wimple,waif,waiver,whip,wimp
Behoove Antonyms
Hinder, Hurt
jocular Word Families:
Joke,Joking
Ascribe etymology
Prefix ad- "to" + "to write" -skribh- (from PIE root"to cut").
accuracy etymology
Prefix: Latin ad- "to" + Root: from Latin -curare- "take care of" + Suffix: -cy "abstract noun suffix
precision etymology
Prefix: Latin pre- "before" Root: from Latin cidere-, "to cut"
redundancy etymology
Prefix: Latin re- "again, back, anew, against" Root: from PIE unda-, nasalized form of root -wed- "water; wet"
detrimental Etymology
Prefix: de- "away" Root: terere - "to rub, wear" Suffix: -al - forms adjectives from nouns
Incognito Etymology:
Prefix: in "not, opposite of, without".Root: Latin cogn"to get to know".Suffix: None
resolution etymology
Prefix: re- back to the original place; again, anew, once more" Root: solvere "loosen" Suffix: syllable formed when the word-forming element -ion (from Latin -io) is fixed to a base or to another suffix ending in -t or -te.
Behoove Etymology:
Prefix:Be = all aboutRoot: Old English behofian "to have need of, have use for,"Suffix: None
facade Etymology:
Root: French façade " front of building"
sardonic Etymology
Root: Greeks believed that eating a certain plant they called sardonion (literally "plant from Sardinia," caused facial convulsions resembling those of sardonic laughter, usually followed by death. Suffix: -ic Greek "in the manner of; pertaining to"
Minutia etymology
Root: Latin - minutia "smallness"
optimal Etymology
Root: Latin - optimus "best" Suffix: -al forms adjectives from nouns
Sequential Etymology
Root: Latin - sequi "to follow" Suffix: -ial - forms adjectives from nouns
jocular Etymology:
Root: Latin iocularius "funny, comic"
patronizing etymology
Root: Latin pater "father"+ Suffix: from Greek -izein, a verb-forming element denoting the doing of the noun or adjective to which it is attached.
delve etymology
Root: Old English delfan "to dig" , from PIE root *dhelbh- (source also of Lithuanian delba "crowbar," Russian dolbit', Czech dlabati, Polish dłubać "to chisel;" Russian dolotó, Czech dlato, Polish dłuto "chisel"
thrive etymology
Root: Old Norse þrifask "to thrive," originally "grasp to oneself,"
vibrant etymology
Root: PIE root - weip- "to turn, vacillate, tremble ecstatically" Suffix: -ant agent or instrumental suffix
Conscience Etymology
Root: com-"with," or "thoroughly" + scire "to know"
flippant Etymology:
Root: flip (verb) "talkative"; "nimble in talk".Suffix: -ant (form adjectives)
metabolic etymology
Root: from Greek meta- "change" + PIE ballein "to throw" Suffix: -ic Greek "in the manner of; pertaining to"
curate etymology
Root: from Latin curationem "a taking care, attention, management," especially "medical attention," as in cure. In 1769 as "management, guardianship."
agency etymology
Root: from PIE root -ag- "to drive, draw out or forth, move"
vivacious etymology
Root: from PIE root -gwei - "to live" Suffix: -ous -- "having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to"
glib Etymology:
Root: ghel "to shine" came to mean "smooth and slippery" in German
catalyst Etymology:
Root: leu --.Proto-Indo-European meaning "to loosen, divide, cut apart"
perturb Etymology:
Root: per = "forward" hence "through" +.Root: turbare = "disturb, confuse," from turba "turmoil, crowd"
dormant etymology
Root: rom PIE root -drem- "to sleep" Suffix: -ant agent or instrumental suffix
Condescend Etymology
Root: the adj -- com "with, together" + descendere "descend" Verb -- PIE root *dek- "to take, accept." Sense of "take or accept graciously" led to that of "condescend"
dynamic etymology
Root: unknown origin -- to be able, to have power, be strong enough,"
assimilate etymology
Roots: Latin ad- "to" + PIE -sem- "one; as one, together with"
delirious etymology
Roots: Latin from de "off, away" (usually a prefix) + lira "furrow, earth thrown up between two furrows," from PIE *leis- "track, furrow" Suffix: -ous Old French having, full of, having to do with, doing, inclined to"
synthesis etymology
Roots: Latin syn - "together" + PIE -dhe-"to set, put" Suffix: syllable formed when the word-forming element -ion (from Latin -io) is fixed to a base or to another suffix ending in -t or -te.
innovate Etymology
Roots: PIE *en "in" + novus "new" meaning "bring in new things".
Manipulation etymology
Roots: PIE - man- "hand" + PIE -pele- "to fill" Suffix: syllable formed when the word-forming element -ion (from Latin -io) is fixed to a base or to another suffix ending in -t or -te.
mellifluous Etymology:
Roots: PIE mellit -- "honey" + fluent -- "flowing"
voluptuous C
Roots: PIE well-- "wish, will" + Suffix: OF -ous = "full of"
Authenticity Etymology
Roots: from autos "self"+ hentes "doer, being," Sense of "real, entitled to acceptance as factual" Suffix: -ity word-forming element making abstract nouns from adjectives and meaning "condition or quality of being __.
perseverance Etymology:
Roots: per -"very"+ PIE segh- "to have, hold" on the notion of steadfastness, toughness.Suffix: ance -- attached to verbs to form abstract nouns
persistence Etymology:
Roots: per-"forward," hence "through" + sta- "to stand, make or be firm".Suffix: ence -- attached to verbs to form abstract nouns
Precursor Etymology
Roots: prae = "before" + PIE kers = "to run"
superfluous Etymology:
Roots: super = "over" + fluere = "to flow".Suffix: OF -ous = "full of"
verbose Etymology
Roots: verbum = "word"
sardonic related forms
Sardinia,sardonically
detrimental definition
Tending to cause harm
Authenticity definition
The ability of being of undisputed origin; genuineness
ballistic definition
of or relating to the science or study of the motion of projectiles, as bullets, shells, or bombs. *informal (idiom): go ballistic, to become overwrought or irrational:
Precursor antonyms
offshoot, follower
Manipulation synonyms
operate, control
curate synonyms
organize, sift, manage
patronizing related forms
patron,patronize
Condescend synonyms
patronize, deign
patronizing word families
pattern
perseverance Related forms:
persevere
perseverance Synonyms:
persistence, tenacity
persistence Related forms:
persistent,persist
perturb Related forms:
perturbate,perturbation,unperturbed,imperturbable
inter definition
place (a corpse) in a grave or tomb, typically with funeral rites.
Precursor related forms
precursory
morality definition
principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior. the extent to which an action is right or wrong.
thrive antonyms
prosper, flourish
thrive synonyms
prosper, flourish
delve definition
reach inside a receptacle and search for something; research or make painstaking inquiries into something
facade Antonyms:
reality, truth
perturb Antonyms:
reassure, calm
redundancy word families
redact,redeem,hydrate,surround
redundancy related forms
redundant,redundance,redundantly
voluptuous definition:
relating to or characterized by luxury or sensual pleasure.
metabolic definition
relating to or deriving from the metabolism (the chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life) of a living organism
redundancy synonyms
repetition, excess
sardonic synonyms
satirical, sarcastic
curate definition
select, organize, and present (online content, merchandise, information, etc.), typically using professional or expert knowledge.
Sequential related forms
sequence
Condescend definition
show feelings of superiority; be patronizing.; do something in a haughty way, as though it is below one's dignity or level of importance
glib Antonyms:
sincere, uncommunicative
glib Synonyms:
slick, pat
jocular Antonyms:
solemn
vibrant synonyms
spirited, lively, vivid, resonant
stagnant related forms
stagnate,stagnation,stagnantly
perseverance Definition:
steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success
catalyst Synonyms:
stimulus, spark