synonyms.js

'use strict'

const SYN_DB = {
  abandon: [
    'desert',
    'leave',
    'forsake',
    'quit',
    'giveup',
    'relinquish',
    'discontinue',
    'abdicate',
    'renounce',
    'repudiate',
    'forswear',
    'vacate',
    'surrender',
    'retract',
    'recant',
    'abjure',
    'cede',
    'cease',
    'resign',
    'forego',
    'yield',
    'waive',
    'laydown',
    'evacuate',
    'drop',
    'deliverup'
  ],
  abandoned: [
    'ofabandon',
    'depraved',
    'corrupt',
    'profligate',
    'wicked',
    'unprincipled',
    'shameless',
    'sinful',
    'hardened',
    'impenitent',
    'lost',
    'demoralized',
    'vicious',
    'dissolute',
    'reprobate',
    'graceless',
    'obdurate',
    'licentious',
    'incorrigible',
    'irreclaimable',
    'bad'
  ],
  abandonment: [
    'desertion',
    'renunciation',
    'surrender',
    'rejection',
    'abandoning',
    'relinquishment',
    'dereliction',
    'cession',
    'resignation',
    'abnegation',
    'demission',
    'abjuration',
    'abdication',
    'defection',
    'abrogation'
  ],
  abase: [
    'degrade',
    'reduce',
    'lower',
    'discredit',
    'disgrace',
    'dishonor',
    'humble',
    'sink',
    'humiliate',
    'bringlow',
    'stoop',
    'debase',
    'depress',
    'drop',
    'demean'
  ],
  abasement: [
    'degradation',
    'humiliation',
    'dishonor',
    'degeneracy',
    'shame',
    'depression',
    'reduction',
    'lowering',
    'fall',
    'deterioration',
    'debasement',
    'degeneration',
    'vitiation',
    'perversion',
    'deprivation',
    'abjection',
    'disrepute',
    'discredit',
    'subservience'
  ],
  abash: [
    'bewilder',
    'confound',
    'disconcert',
    'discompose',
    'confuse',
    'daunt',
    'humble',
    'dishearten',
    'mortify',
    'shame',
    'humiliate',
    'snub',
    'discountenance'
  ],
  abate: [
    'lessen',
    'lower',
    'reduce',
    'diminish',
    'moderate',
    'decrease',
    'decline',
    'ebb',
    'mitigate',
    'subside',
    'suppress',
    'terminate',
    'remove',
    'temper',
    'assuage',
    'alleviate',
    'appease',
    'pacify',
    'remit',
    'allow',
    'relax',
    'slacken',
    'bate',
    'deduct',
    'soothe',
    'soften',
    'qualify',
    'allay',
    'mollify',
    'compose',
    'quiet',
    'quell',
    'calm',
    'dull',
    'blunt',
    'demolish',
    'raze'
  ],
  abatement: [
    'subsidence',
    'decline',
    'lowering',
    'reduction',
    'decrease',
    'allowance',
    'discount',
    'rebate',
    'depreciation',
    'drawback',
    'moderation',
    'lessening',
    'mitigation',
    'assuagement',
    'remission',
    'sinking',
    'settling',
    'waning',
    'fading',
    'ebb',
    'evanishment',
    'declension',
    'deduction',
    'diminution'
  ],
  abbreviate: [
    'shorten',
    'contract',
    'curtail',
    'reduce',
    'abridge',
    'condense',
    'epitomize',
    'compress'
  ],
  abbreviation: [
    'abridgment',
    'contraction',
    'condensation',
    'compend',
    'abstract',
    'epitome',
    'reduction',
    'summary',
    'curtailment',
    'compression'
  ],
  abdicate: [
    'resign',
    'surrender',
    'abandon',
    'vacate',
    'forego',
    'renounce',
    'cede'
  ],
  abdomen: [
    'belly',
    'paunch'
  ],
  abduct: [
    'kidnap',
    'spiritaway'
  ],
  abduction: [
    'withdrawal',
    'abstraction',
    'kidnapping',
    'seizure',
    'appropriation'
  ],
  aberrant: [
    'wandering',
    'rambling',
    'divergent',
    'deviating',
    'devious',
    'erratic',
    'irregular',
    'abnormal',
    'unusual',
    'exceptional'
  ],
  aberration: [
    'wandering',
    'divergence',
    'irregularity',
    'rambling',
    'disconnectedness',
    'hallucination',
    'illusion',
    'delusion',
    'eccentricity',
    'singularity',
    'peculiarity'
  ],
  abet: [
    'aid',
    'assist',
    'promote',
    'support',
    'sanction',
    'uphold',
    'countenance',
    'encourage',
    'advocate',
    'incite',
    'instigate',
    'embolden',
    'favor',
    'foment',
    'cooperatewith'
  ],
  abeyance: [
    'suspense',
    'suspension',
    'expectancy',
    'waiting',
    'anticipation',
    'dormancy',
    'intermission',
    'quiescence',
    'suppression',
    'expectation'
  ],
  abhor: [
    'hate',
    'detest',
    'loathe',
    'abominate',
    'despise',
    'dislike',
    'eschew',
    'nauseate',
    'revoltat'
  ],
  abhorrent: [
    'odious',
    'offensive',
    'shocking',
    'repugnant',
    'loathsome',
    'revolting',
    'horrible',
    'repellent',
    'repulsive',
    'nauseating'
  ],
  abide: [
    'await',
    'attend',
    'endure',
    'tolerate',
    'bear',
    'suffer',
    'anticipate',
    'expect',
    'bide',
    'continue',
    'reside',
    'dwell',
    'sojourn',
    'tarry',
    'lodge',
    'rest',
    'stay',
    'inhabit',
    'remain'
  ],
  abiding: [
    'lasting',
    'continuing',
    'permanent',
    'durable',
    'constant',
    'stable',
    'immutable',
    'changeless',
    'unchanging'
  ],
  ability: [
    'power',
    'force',
    'might',
    'efficiency',
    'vigor',
    'skill',
    'energy',
    'dexterity',
    'adroitness',
    'skillfulness',
    'cleverness',
    'ingenuity',
    'talent',
    'aptitude',
    'facility',
    'knack',
    'expertness',
    'readiness',
    'quickness',
    'strength',
    'capacity',
    'qualification',
    'competency',
    'genius',
    'caliber',
    'capability',
    'capableness',
    'faculty',
    'gift',
    'parts'
  ],
  abject: [
    'base',
    'vile',
    'mean',
    'low',
    'despicable',
    'contemptible',
    'worthless',
    'groveling',
    'fawning',
    'beggarly',
    'servile',
    'cringing',
    'miserable',
    'degraded',
    'menial',
    'ignoble'
  ],
  abjure: [
    'renounce',
    'relinquish',
    'reject',
    'forswear',
    'forego',
    'repudiate',
    'disown',
    'retract',
    'revoke',
    'recant',
    'disavow',
    'disclaim',
    'withdraw',
    'deny',
    'apostatize',
    'discard'
  ],
  able: [
    'accomplished',
    'adroit',
    'talented',
    'clever',
    'ingenious',
    'apt',
    'skillful',
    'efficient',
    'capable',
    'fitted',
    'learned',
    'gifted',
    'masterly',
    'telling',
    'vigorous',
    'strong',
    'proficient',
    'competent',
    'versed',
    'practical',
    'endowed',
    'powerful',
    'mighty'
  ],
  ablution: [
    'washing',
    'bathing',
    'cleansing',
    'lavation',
    'purification',
    'baptism'
  ],
  abnormal: [
    'singular',
    'unnatural',
    'unusual',
    'irregular',
    'peculiar',
    'exceptional',
    'aberrant',
    'erratic',
    'monstrous',
    'preternatural'
  ],
  aboard: [
    'afloat',
    'inside',
    'within'
  ],
  abode: [
    'home',
    'house',
    'place',
    'residence',
    'domicile',
    'habitation',
    'dwelling',
    'lodging',
    'quarters',
    'seat'
  ],
  abolish: [
    'abrogate',
    'annul',
    'destroy',
    'repeal',
    'revoke',
    'suppress',
    'terminate',
    'rescind',
    'cancel',
    'nullify',
    'suppress',
    'overthrow',
    'extirpate',
    'remove',
    'prohibit',
    'setaside',
    'end'
  ],
  abominable: [
    'hateful',
    'horrible',
    'loathsome',
    'abhorrent',
    'foul',
    'odious',
    'offensive',
    'detestable',
    'impure',
    'execrable'
  ],
  abomination: [
    'offense',
    'horror',
    'shame',
    'wickedness',
    'abhorrence',
    'aversion',
    'disgust',
    'curse',
    'pollution',
    'iniquity',
    'defilement',
    'corruption',
    'nuisance',
    'annoyance'
  ],
  aboriginal: [
    'primitive',
    'primeval',
    'primary',
    'pristine',
    'native',
    'original',
    'indigenous',
    'autochthonous'
  ],
  abortion: [
    'failure',
    'miscarriage',
    'disappointment',
    'nonsuccess',
    'defect',
    'frustration',
    'blunder'
  ],
  abound: [
    'team',
    'swarm',
    'multiply',
    'swell',
    'increase',
    'flow',
    'luxuriate',
    'flourish',
    'prevail',
    'wanton',
    'revel',
    'exuberate'
  ],
  about: [
    'concerning',
    'regarding',
    'touching',
    'near',
    'surrounding',
    'around',
    'almost',
    'nearly',
    'wellnigh',
    'ready',
    'around'
  ],
  above: [
    'overhead',
    'aloft',
    'before',
    'previously',
    'higher',
    'over',
    'exceeding',
    'beyond',
    'superior',
    'excessive'
  ],
  aboveboard: [
    'openly',
    'candidly',
    'frankly',
    'sincerely',
    'fairly',
    'ingenuously',
    'unreservedly',
    'guilelessly'
  ],
  abrasion: [
    'rubbing',
    'friction',
    'disintegration',
    'attrition'
  ],
  abreast: [
    'alongside',
    'aligned',
    'against',
    'off'
  ],
  abridge: [
    'abbreviate',
    'shorten',
    'condense',
    'diminish',
    'reduce',
    'contract',
    'epitomize',
    'compress'
  ],
  abridgment: [
    'summary',
    'synopsis',
    'compend',
    'analysis',
    'abstract',
    'abbreviation',
    'epitome',
    'outline',
    'compendium',
    'digest'
  ],
  abroad: [
    'distant',
    'apart',
    'dispersed',
    'aloof',
    'adrift',
    'distracted',
    'confused',
    'dazed',
    'confounded',
    'forth'
  ],
  abrogate: [
    'abolish',
    'cancel',
    'setaside',
    'annul',
    'overrule',
    'invalidate',
    'nullify',
    'repeal'
  ],
  abrogation: [
    'repeal',
    'rescinding',
    'annulment',
    'abolition',
    'revocation',
    'voidance',
    'cancellation',
    'discontinuance',
    'disestablishment'
  ],
  abrupt: [
    'sudden',
    'unexpected',
    'hasty',
    'illtimed',
    'precipitate',
    'steep',
    'precipitous',
    'craggy',
    'rough',
    'rugged',
    'jagged',
    'short',
    'blunt',
    'curt',
    'unceremonious',
    'stiff',
    'cramped',
    'harsh',
    'disconnected'
  ],
  abscond: [
    'depart',
    'decamp',
    'bolt',
    'disappear',
    'runoff',
    'hide',
    'withdraw',
    'retreat',
    'escape',
    'elope',
    'scamper'
  ],
  absence: [
    'nonattendance',
    'nonappearance',
    'nonexistence',
    'absenteeism',
    'inattention',
    'abstraction',
    'preoccupation',
    'musing',
    'want',
    'lack',
    'privation',
    'defect',
    'deficiency'
  ],
  absent: [
    'away',
    'gone',
    'abstracted',
    'preoccupied',
    'inattentive',
    'dreaming'
  ],
  absolute: [
    'perfect',
    'complete',
    'supreme',
    'autocratic',
    'authoritative',
    'commanding',
    'independent',
    'unrestricted',
    'unqualified',
    'unlimited',
    'unconditioned',
    'selfexistent',
    'selfdetermined',
    'ideal',
    'despotic',
    'arbitrary',
    'exacting',
    'domineering',
    'tyrannical',
    'imperious',
    'dictatorial',
    'irresponsible',
    'positive',
    'actual',
    'real',
    'veritable',
    'genuine',
    'certain',
    'categorical',
    'unquestionable'
  ],
  absolve: [
    'acquit',
    'clear',
    'exonerate',
    'forgive',
    'free',
    'liberate',
    'release',
    'pardon',
    'discharge',
    'exempt',
    'exculpate'
  ],
  absorb: [
    'consume',
    'imbibe',
    'swallow',
    'exhaust',
    'engross',
    'engage',
    'immerse',
    'occupy',
    'arrest'
  ],
  absorption: [
    'absorbing',
    'imbibing',
    'assimilation',
    'destruction',
    'consumption',
    'exhaustion',
    'engrossment',
    'engagement',
    'occupation',
    'immersion'
  ],
  abstain: [
    'refrain',
    'resist',
    'forbear',
    'desist',
    'avoid',
    'cease',
    'stop',
    'withhold',
    'relinquish'
  ],
  abstemious: [
    'abstinent',
    'sober',
    'moderate',
    'temperate',
    'sparing',
    'frugal',
    'selfdenying',
    'continent'
  ],
  absterge: [
    'purge',
    'cleanse',
    'purify',
    'scrub',
    'sponge',
    'scour'
  ],
  abstersive: [
    'cleansing',
    'purging',
    'purifying',
    'scouring',
    'detergent',
    'cathartic'
  ],
  abstinence: [
    'temperance',
    'abstemiousness',
    'selfcontrol',
    'selfrestraint',
    'selfdenial',
    'sobriety',
    'fasting',
    'continence',
    'moderation',
    'frugality'
  ],
  abstinent: [
    'abstaining',
    'fasting',
    'abstemious',
    'sober',
    'temperate',
    'selfrestraining',
    'selfdenying',
    'continent',
    'austere'
  ],
  abstract: [
    'epitome',
    'summary',
    'abridgment',
    'compend',
    'synopsis',
    'syllabus',
    'outline',
    'digest',
    'brief',
    'compendium',
    'gist',
    'drift',
    'contents',
    'appropriate',
    'withdraw',
    'remove',
    'separate',
    'takeaway',
    'detach',
    'purloin',
    'part',
    'eliminate',
    'distract',
    'discriminate',
    'abridge'
  ],
  abstracted: [
    'separated',
    'withdrawn',
    'removed',
    'subtle',
    'refined',
    'abstruse',
    'inattentive',
    'preoccupied',
    'dreaming',
    'absentminded',
    'oblivious',
    'thoughtless',
    'negligent',
    'indifferent',
    'heedless',
    'absorbed',
    'absent'
  ],
  abstraction: [
    'disconnection',
    'disjunction',
    'removal',
    'isolation',
    'separation',
    'preoccupation',
    'revery',
    'inattention',
    'absorption',
    'absence',
    'taking',
    'abduction',
    'seizure',
    'stealing',
    'appropriation',
    'purloining',
    'classification',
    'generalization'
  ],
  abstruse: [
    'vague',
    'indefinite',
    'mysterious',
    'abstract',
    'transcendental'
  ],
  absurd: [
    'ludicrous',
    'monstrous',
    'nonsensical',
    'preposterous',
    'senseless',
    'ridiculous',
    'foolish',
    'irrational',
    'wild',
    'unreasonable'
  ],
  absurdity: [
    'unreasonableness',
    'irrationality',
    'foolishness',
    'folly',
    'fatuity',
    'idiocy',
    'extravagance',
    'drivel'
  ],
  abundance: [
    'profusion',
    'wealth',
    'affluence',
    'flow',
    'flood',
    'overflow',
    'copiousness',
    'fertility',
    'richness',
    'largeness',
    'store',
    'plenty',
    'exuberance',
    'plenteousness'
  ],
  abundant: [
    'abounding',
    'flowing',
    'plentiful',
    'liberal',
    'bountiful',
    'sufficient',
    'lavish',
    'plenteous',
    'much',
    'copious',
    'replete',
    'full',
    'teeming'
  ],
  abuse: [
    'misuse',
    'dishonor',
    'maltreatment',
    'outrage',
    'reviling',
    'obloquy',
    'defamation',
    'insult',
    'disparagement',
    'reproach',
    'harm',
    'illtreat',
    'illuse',
    'injure',
    'wrong',
    'maltreat',
    'oppress',
    'molest',
    'malign',
    'imposeon',
    'ruin',
    'victimize',
    'slander',
    'violate',
    'ravish',
    'defile',
    'disparage',
    'damage',
    'defame',
    'misuse'
  ],
  abusive: [
    'insulting',
    'rude',
    'denunciatory',
    'reproachful',
    'injurious',
    'offensive',
    'reviling',
    'insolent',
    'scurrilous',
    'opprobrious'
  ],
  abut: [
    'extend',
    'impinge',
    'project',
    'approximate',
    'becontiguous',
    'adjoin',
    'end',
    'border'
  ],
  abutment: [
    'buttress'
  ],
  abuttal: [
    'adjacency',
    'contiguity',
    'nearness',
    'juxtaposition',
    'boundary',
    'terminus',
    'limit',
    'termination'
  ],
  abyss: [
    'gulf',
    'gorge',
    'deep',
    'chasm',
    'profound',
    'abysm'
  ],
  academical: [
    'scholastic',
    'learned',
    'literary',
    'collegiate',
    'classical'
  ],
  academy: [
    'school',
    'seminary',
    'institute',
    'college',
    'gymnasium'
  ],
  accede: [
    'consent',
    'assent',
    'acquiesce',
    'comply',
    'agree',
    'accept',
    'concur',
    'approve',
    'coincide'
  ],
  accelerate: [
    'hasten',
    'quicken',
    'speed',
    'precipitate',
    'despatch',
    'expedite',
    'hurry',
    'urge',
    'forward',
    'advance',
    'further'
  ],
  accent: [
    'stress',
    'beat',
    'emphasis',
    'rhythm',
    'pulsation',
    'intonation',
    'cadence',
    'tone',
    'modulation',
    'ictus'
  ],
  accentuate: [
    'emphasize',
    'mark'
  ],
  accept: [
    'take',
    'receive',
    'admit',
    'approve',
    'acknowledge',
    'avow',
    'estimate',
    'regard',
    'value',
    'construe'
  ],
  acceptable: [
    'welcome',
    'pleasing',
    'grateful',
    'gratifying',
    'pleasant',
    'agreeable',
    'pleasurable',
    'seasonable',
    'desirable',
    'expedient'
  ],
  acceptance: [
    'reception',
    'taking',
    'acknowledgment',
    'approbation',
    'approval',
    'satisfaction',
    'gratification'
  ],
  acceptation: [
    'meaning',
    'significance',
    'sense',
    'import',
    'interpretation',
    'construction',
    'understanding',
    'approval',
    'adoption',
    'acceptance'
  ],
  access: [
    'entrance',
    'approach',
    'passage',
    'avenue',
    'entry',
    'admission',
    'admittance',
    'audience',
    'interview',
    'addition',
    'increase',
    'gain',
    'accession',
    'attack',
    'onset',
    'fit',
    'paroxysm'
  ],
  accessible: [
    'approachable',
    'affable',
    'conversible'
  ],
  accession: [
    'addition',
    'increase',
    'enlargement',
    'extension',
    'augmentation',
    'arrival',
    'influx'
  ],
  accessory: [
    'assisting',
    'aiding',
    'abetting',
    'helping',
    'acceding',
    'additional',
    'supplemental',
    'subservient',
    'subsidiary',
    'subordinate',
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  ],
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    'jealousy',
    'hate',
    'spite',
    'hatred',
    'grudging',
    'chagrin',
    'discontent',
    'mortification'
  ],
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    'transient',
    'momentary',
    'daily',
    'diurnal',
    'fleeting',
    'fugitive',
    'brief',
    'evanescent',
    'transitory'
  ],
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    'pointed',
    'terse',
    'laconic',
    'concise',
    'graphic'
  ],
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    'summary',
    'compend',
    'abstract',
    'curtailment',
    'reduction'
  ],
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    'even',
    'uniform',
    'steady',
    'regular',
    'proportionate',
    'smooth',
    'easy',
    'invariable'
  ],
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    'like',
    'equivalent',
    'identical',
    'tantamount',
    'uniform',
    'regular',
    'even',
    'steady',
    'proportionate',
    'commensurate',
    'impartial',
    'unbiased',
    'competent',
    'fit',
    'adequate',
    'sufficient',
    'fair',
    'equitable',
    'just'
  ],
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    'likeness',
    'uniformity',
    'identity',
    'evenness',
    'equableness'
  ],
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    'composure',
    'calmness',
    'tranquility',
    'steadiness',
    'serenity'
  ],
  equip: [
    'accouter',
    'arm',
    'provide',
    'furnish',
    'supply',
    'dress',
    'array',
    'garnish',
    'arrange',
    'invest',
    'clothe'
  ],
  equipment: [
    'accouterments',
    'apparatus',
    'furnishings',
    'dress',
    'rigging',
    'trappings',
    'gear',
    'outfit',
    'provisions',
    'equipage',
    'arms',
    'supplies'
  ],
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    'upright',
    'just',
    'impartial',
    'unbiased',
    'unprejudiced',
    'reasonable',
    'fair',
    'right',
    'proper',
    'honest',
    'evenhanded',
    'proportionate'
  ],
  equity: [
    'justice',
    'right',
    'uprightness',
    'rectitude',
    'fairness',
    'impartiality',
    'honesty',
    'integrity'
  ],
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    'equal',
    'equipollent',
    'tantamount',
    'synonymous',
    'interchangeable',
    'equiponderant'
  ],
  equivocal: [
    'ambiguous',
    'indefinite',
    'enigmatical',
    'dubious',
    'uncertain',
    'doubtful',
    'questionable',
    'perplexing',
    'indeterminate',
    'indistinct',
    'suspicious'
  ],
  eradicate: [
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    'extinguish',
    'exterminate',
    'extirpate',
    'uproot',
    'destroy',
    'annihilate',
    'excise'
  ],
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    'efface',
    'expunge',
    'cancel',
    'obliterate',
    'scratchout'
  ],
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    'upright',
    'standing',
    'elevated',
    'bold',
    'undaunted',
    'firm',
    'raise',
    'uplift',
    'build',
    'construct',
    'exalt',
    'elevate',
    'magnify',
    'establish',
    'institute',
    'form',
    'found',
    'plant'
  ],
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    'deviate',
    'wander',
    'ramble',
    'rove',
    'mistake',
    'misjudge',
    'blunder',
    'sin',
    'fall',
    'lapse',
    'trip',
    'offend',
    'trespass',
    'misapprehend',
    'stray',
    'stumble'
  ],
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    'message',
    'mandate',
    'commission',
    'mission',
    'charge',
    'delegation'
  ],
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    'wandering',
    'nomadic',
    'roving',
    'rambling',
    'planetary',
    'moving',
    'irregular',
    'eccentric',
    'abnormal',
    'desultory',
    'aberrant',
    'flighty',
    'changeful',
    'capricious'
  ],
  erring: [
    'sinful',
    'fallible',
    'wandering',
    'misguided',
    'misled'
  ],
  error: [
    'blunder',
    'mistake',
    'misapprehension',
    'oversight',
    'inaccuracy',
    'sin',
    'fault',
    'offense',
    'transgression',
    'iniquity',
    'trespass',
    'delinquency',
    'misdeed',
    'shortcoming',
    'wrongdoing',
    'deception',
    'fallacy',
    'untruth',
    'falsity',
    'hallucination'
  ],
  erudition: [
    'knowledge',
    'learning',
    'lore',
    'scholarship',
    'letters'
  ],
  eruption: [
    'explosion',
    'outbreak',
    'outburst',
    'sally',
    'discharge',
    'eructation',
    'exsufnation',
    'ejection'
  ],
  escape: [
    'avoid',
    'shun',
    'evade',
    'fleefrom',
    'elude',
    'abscond',
    'fly',
    'hide'
  ],
  esoteric: [
    'private',
    'secret',
    'acroamatic',
    'inner',
    'inmost',
    'abstruse',
    'profound',
    'special',
    'advanced'
  ],
  essence: [
    'nature',
    'quintessence',
    'substance',
    'element',
    'extract',
    'perfume',
    'scent',
    'odor',
    'being',
    'existence',
    'entity',
    'life'
  ],
  essential: [
    'vital',
    'necessary',
    'indispensable',
    'requisite',
    'important',
    'volatile',
    'pure',
    'diffusible',
    'innate',
    'inherent',
    'immanent',
    'leading'
  ],
  establish: [
    'fix',
    'settle',
    'makesteadfast',
    'decree',
    'enact',
    'ordain',
    'institute',
    'originate',
    'constitute',
    'found',
    'plant',
    'organize',
    'form',
    'place',
    'secure',
    'confirm',
    'sanction',
    'ratify',
    'approve',
    'verify',
    'prove',
    'substantiate',
    'fulfill',
    'makegood',
    'endow',
    'demonstrate'
  ],
  estate: [
    'state',
    'condition',
    'rank',
    'position',
    'property',
    'possessions',
    'fortune',
    'effects',
    'class',
    'division',
    'order',
    'lands',
    'demesne',
    'domain',
    'freehold'
  ],
  esteem: [
    'estimate',
    'favor',
    'regard',
    'respect',
    'estimation',
    'admiration',
    'estimate',
    'hold',
    'regard',
    'prize',
    'value',
    'think',
    'appreciate',
    'deem',
    'calculate',
    'consider',
    'price',
    'believe',
    'affect',
    'revere',
    'honor',
    'respect',
    'admire',
    'venerate',
    'love',
    'like'
  ],
  estimable: [
    'appreciable',
    'calculable',
    'computable',
    'worthy',
    'excellent',
    'good',
    'deserving',
    'meritorious',
    'amiable',
    'lovable',
    'delectable',
    'praiseworthy'
  ],
  eternal: [
    'immortal',
    'perpetual',
    'fadeless',
    'perennial',
    'unfailing',
    'imperishable',
    'endless',
    'everlasting',
    'everliving',
    'interminable',
    'neverending',
    'neverfading',
    'unceasing',
    'timeless',
    'undying',
    'unending',
    'unfading',
    'infinite'
  ],
  etiquette: [
    'manners',
    'breeding',
    'fashion',
    'conventionality'
  ],
  euphonious: [
    'euphonic',
    'mellifluous',
    'clear',
    'musical',
    'silvery',
    'sweettoned',
    'melodious',
    'harmonious',
    'mellow'
  ],
  euphuism: [
    'purism',
    'affectedelegance',
    'affectation',
    'factitiousness',
    'pedantry'
  ],
  evacuate: [
    'empty',
    'eject',
    'expel',
    'excrete',
    'discharge',
    'void',
    'quit',
    'leave',
    'forsake',
    'desert',
    'abandon',
    'relinquish'
  ],
  evaporate: [
    'vaporize',
    'disappear',
    'evanesce',
    'vanish',
    'exhale',
    'melt',
    'colliquate',
    'liquefy',
    'dissolve',
    'distill'
  ],
  evasion: [
    'prevarication',
    'equivocation',
    'quibbling',
    'subterfuge',
    'shuffling',
    'sophistry',
    'tergiversation',
    'disingenuousness',
    'shift',
    'quibble',
    'fencing'
  ],
  even: [
    'smooth',
    'level',
    'hat',
    'plane',
    'equal',
    'uniform',
    'calm',
    'steady',
    'unruffled',
    'fair',
    'just',
    'equitable',
    'plain',
    'flush',
    'wellbalanced'
  ],
  event: [
    'circumstance',
    'chance',
    'incident',
    'fortune',
    'result',
    'possibility',
    'sequel',
    'outcome',
    'fact',
    'episode',
    'end',
    'contingency',
    'case',
    'issue',
    'consequence',
    'occurrence',
    'adventure',
    'accident'
  ],
  eventful: [
    'stirring',
    'memorable',
    'signal',
    'momentous',
    'important',
    'critical',
    'remarkable',
    'marked',
    'noted',
    'notable'
  ],
  ever: [
    'always',
    'perpetually',
    'continually',
    'evermore',
    'eternally',
    'aye',
    'forever',
    'constantly',
    'incessantly'
  ],
  everlasting: [
    'endless',
    'unending',
    'perpetual',
    'incessant',
    'ceaseless',
    'continual',
    'uninterrupted',
    'unceasing',
    'interminable',
    'eternal',
    'constant',
    'neverending',
    'neverceasing',
    'imperishable',
    'undying',
    'neverdying',
    'deathless',
    'immortal',
    'everliving',
    'infinite'
  ],
  every: [
    'all',
    'any',
    'both',
    'either',
    'each'
  ],
  evict: [
    'dispossess',
    'eject',
    'throwout'
  ],
  evidence: [
    'testimony',
    'proof',
    'manifestation',
    'attraction',
    'testimony',
    'averment',
    'deposition',
    'declaration',
    'appearance',
    'sign',
    'token',
    'indication',
    'exemplification',
    'illustration'
  ],
  evil: [ //! !
    'ill',
    'noxious',
    'deleterious',
    'wrong',
    'bad',
    'hurtful',
    'mischievous',
    'sinful',
    'unhappy',
    'adverse',
    'unpropitious',
    'harmful',
    'wicked',
    'corrupt',
    'unfair',
    'notorious',
    'miserable',
    'sorrowful'
  ],
  evince: [
    'prove',
    'show',
    'evidence',
    'exhibit',
    'manifest',
    'demonstrate',
    'establish',
    'indicate',
    'display'
  ],
  evoke: [
    'summon',
    'excite',
    'arouse',
    'elicit',
    'rouse',
    'provoke',
    'educe',
    'produce',
    'eliminate',
    'extract'
  ],
  exactly: [
    'precisely',
    'accurately',
    'strictly',
    'nicely'
  ],
  exaggerate: [
    'overstate',
    'strain',
    'overcharge',
    'stretch',
    'overcolor',
    'amplify',
    'enlarge',
    'magnify',
    'overdraw',
    'heighten',
    'overpaint',
    'overestimate'
  ],
  examine: [
    'inspect',
    'observe',
    'investigate',
    'scrutinize',
    'consider',
    'study',
    'canvass',
    'test',
    'inquireinto',
    'weigh',
    'ponder',
    'criticize',
    'prove',
    'discuss',
    'overhaul',
    'explore'
  ],
  example: [
    'model',
    'pattern',
    'ideal',
    'archetype',
    'exemplar',
    'standard',
    'sample',
    'specimen',
    'type',
    'warning',
    'ensample',
    'exemplification',
    'prototype',
    'copy',
    'illustration',
    'instance',
    'issue',
    'development'
  ],
  excavate: [
    'hollow',
    'dig',
    'scoopout',
    'cut',
    'trench',
    'discover',
    'disinter'
  ],
  except: [
    'excepting',
    'without',
    'saving',
    'unless',
    'exclusiveof',
    'exclude',
    'save',
    'bar',
    'segregate',
    'negative'
  ],
  exception: [
    'exclusion',
    'omission',
    'noninclusion',
    'objection',
    'affront',
    'offense',
    'anomaly',
    'qualification',
    'separation'
  ],
  exceptionable: [
    'undesirable',
    'objectionable'
  ],
  exceptional: [
    'irregular',
    'rare',
    'unusual',
    'uncommon',
    'unnatural',
    'peculiar',
    'anomalous',
    'abnormal',
    'aberrant',
    'exceptive'
  ],
  excessive: [
    'superabundant',
    'disproportionate',
    'undue',
    'exuberant',
    'superfluous',
    'immoderate',
    'intemperate',
    'extreme',
    'violent',
    'vehement',
    'enormous',
    'exorbitant',
    'overmuch',
    'inordinate',
    'unreasonable',
    'extravagant'
  ],
  excitability: [
    'sensibility',
    'sensitiveness',
    'irritability',
    'irascibility',
    'passionateness'
  ],
  excommunicate: [
    'dismiss',
    'expel',
    'denounce',
    'proscribe',
    'anathematize',
    'exscind',
    'exclude',
    'banish',
    'bar',
    'eject',
    'blackball'
  ],
  excrescence: [
    'tumor',
    'protuberance',
    'superfluity',
    'redundancy'
  ],
  excruciate: [
    'torture',
    'torment',
    'rack',
    'agonize'
  ],
  exculpate: [
    'absolve',
    'exonerate',
    'acquit',
    'clear',
    'vindicate',
    'defend',
    'release'
  ],
  excursion: [
    'trip',
    'ramble',
    'tour',
    'jaunt',
    'journey',
    'expedition'
  ],
  excusable: [
    'pardonable',
    'venial'
  ],
  excuse: [
    'pardon',
    'forgive',
    'absolve',
    'acquit',
    'exonerate',
    'exculpate',
    'extenuate',
    'justify',
    'free',
    'exempt',
    'release',
    'overlook',
    'condone',
    'remit',
    'vindicate',
    'defend',
    'mitigate'
  ],
  execrable: [
    'detestable',
    'cursed',
    'loathsome',
    'accursed',
    'villainous',
    'hateful',
    'abominable',
    'damnable',
    'diabolical',
    'odious',
    'abhorrent',
    'offensive',
    'disgusting',
    'nauseous',
    'obnoxious',
    'repulsive',
    'revolting',
    'vile'
  ],
  execration: [
    'curse',
    'malediction',
    'ban',
    'anathema',
    'detestation',
    'abhorrence',
    'horror',
    'loathing',
    'abomination',
    'denunciation'
  ],
  execute: [
    'administer',
    'perform',
    'enforce',
    'do'
  ],
  exemplary: [
    'laudable',
    'praiseworthy',
    'excellent',
    'correct',
    'estimable',
    'worthy',
    'virtuous',
    'patternlike',
    'close',
    'faithful',
    'exact',
    'scrupulous',
    'assiduous',
    'punctilious',
    'rigid',
    'punctual',
    'rigorous'
  ],
  exemplify: [
    'illustrate',
    'manifest',
    'embody',
    'exhibit',
    'represent'
  ],
  exempt: [
    'relieve',
    'release',
    'excuse',
    'exonerate',
    'except'
  ],
  exemption: [
    'immunity',
    'privilege',
    'exception',
    'release',
    'dispensation',
    'license'
  ],
  exercise: [
    'application',
    'drill',
    'employment',
    'exertion',
    'practice',
    'training',
    'occupation',
    'use',
    'performance',
    'operation',
    'act',
    'activity',
    'action'
  ],
  exertion: [
    'use',
    'exercise',
    'effort',
    'endeavor',
    'struggle',
    'trial',
    'attempt',
    'stretch',
    'strain',
    'labor',
    'toil'
  ],
  exhalation: [
    'evaporation',
    'vapor',
    'fume',
    'steam',
    'smoke',
    'fog',
    'reek',
    'mist',
    'damp',
    'effluvium'
  ],
  exhale: [
    'emit',
    'giveout',
    'evaporate',
    'vaporize'
  ],
  exhaust: [
    'drain',
    'empty',
    'expend',
    'spend',
    'waste',
    'consume',
    'squander',
    'lavish',
    'dissipate',
    'destroy',
    'prostrate',
    'cripple',
    'weaken',
    'debilitate',
    'enervate',
    'disable',
    'wearout',
    'weary'
  ],
  exhibit: [
    'show',
    'display',
    'manifest',
    'express',
    'disclose',
    'indicate',
    'evince',
    'offer',
    'present',
    'propose',
    'betray',
    'demonstrate',
    'illustrate'
  ],
  exhibition: [
    'sight',
    'representation',
    'pageant',
    'display',
    'manifestation',
    'show'
  ],
  exhilarate: [
    'cheer',
    'enliven',
    'inspire',
    'inspirit',
    'stimulate',
    'animate',
    'elate',
    'gladden',
    'rejoice',
    'delight',
    'please'
  ],
  exhort: [
    'urge',
    'stimulate',
    'persuade',
    'incite',
    'encourage',
    'advise',
    'counsel',
    'enjoin'
  ],
  exigency: [
    'demand',
    'urgency',
    'need',
    'necessity',
    'requirement',
    'want',
    'pressure',
    'crisis',
    'emergency',
    'juncture',
    'quandary',
    'conjuncture',
    'pass',
    'pinch',
    'strait'
  ],
  exile: [
    'banishment',
    'expulsion',
    'ostracism',
    'proscription',
    'expatriation',
    'separation',
    'isolation',
    'banish',
    'expatriate',
    'ostracize',
    'expel',
    'proscribe',
    'relegate'
  ],
  existence: [
    'being',
    'subsistence',
    'entity',
    'essence',
    'creature',
    'thing',
    'life',
    'animation',
    'continuation',
    'duration'
  ],
  expand: [
    'open',
    'dilate',
    'enlarge',
    'stretch',
    'distend',
    'swell',
    'diffuse',
    'extend',
    'increase',
    'develop',
    'unfold',
    'amplify'
  ],
  expanse: [
    'extent',
    'stretch',
    'expansion',
    'firmament',
    'sky',
    'canopy',
    'vault',
    'welkin',
    'vast',
    'void',
    'space',
    'breadth'
  ],
  expect: [
    'await',
    'anticipate',
    'forecast',
    'forebode',
    'foresee'
  ],
  expectation: [
    'anticipation',
    'expectance',
    'prospect',
    'expectancy',
    'reliance',
    'confidence',
    'assurance',
    'presumption',
    'trust',
    'hope'
  ],
  expediency: [
    'fitness',
    'propriety',
    'suitableness',
    'desirableness',
    'advisability',
    'advantage',
    'utility',
    'profit',
    'usefulness',
    'profitableness',
    'advantageousness',
    'interest'
  ],
  expedition: [
    'haste',
    'speed',
    'celerity',
    'despatch',
    'alertness',
    'promptness',
    'alacrity',
    'quickness',
    'enterprise',
    'undertaking',
    'march',
    'voyage'
  ],
  expend: [
    'disburse',
    'spend',
    'layout',
    'use',
    'exert',
    'consume',
    'employ',
    'waste',
    'exhaust',
    'spread',
    'scatter',
    'dissipate'
  ],
  expense: [
    'expenditure',
    'outgo',
    'cost',
    'outlay',
    'price',
    'charge',
    'payment'
  ],
  expensive: [
    'dear',
    'costly',
    'highpriced',
    'lavish',
    'wasteful',
    'extravagant',
    'valuable',
    'rich'
  ],
  experience: [
    'feeling',
    'practice',
    'experiment',
    'trial',
    'proof',
    'test',
    'knowledge',
    'habit',
    'feel',
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  ],
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    'courser',
    'barb',
    'filly',
    'palfrey',
    'cavalry',
    'horsemen',
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    'support',
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  ],
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    'charitable'
  ],
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    'army',
    'legion',
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    'assemblage'
  ],
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  ],
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  ],
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  ],
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    'tender',
    'compassionate',
    'charitable',
    'sympathetic',
    'gentle',
    'clement',
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    'refining',
    'cultivating',
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    'spiritual',
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    'benign',
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    'gracious',
    'pitying',
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  ],
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    'kindness',
    'philanthropy',
    'tenderness',
    'sympathy',
    'charity',
    'humaneness',
    'rationality',
    'reason',
    'culture',
    'man',
    'compassion',
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  ],
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    'refine',
    'polish',
    'improve',
    'enlighten',
    'reclaim',
    'educate',
    'ameliorate',
    'christianize'
  ],
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    'unobtrusive',
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    'unpretending',
    'submissive',
    'small',
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    'low',
    'obscure'
  ],
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    'moist',
    'vaporous',
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    'spongy'
  ],
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    'bias',
    'predilection',
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    'caprice',
    'whim',
    'freak',
    'vagary',
    'crotchet',
    'pleasantry',
    'fun',
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    'wit',
    'facetiousness'
  ],
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    'jocose',
    'funny',
    'comical',
    'sportive',
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    'ludicrous',
    'pleasant',
    'witty'
  ],
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    'precipitation',
    'confusion',
    'bluster',
    'bustle',
    'agitation',
    'perturbation',
    'haste',
    'despatch',
    'celerity',
    'expedition',
    'quickness',
    'promptness',
    'haste',
    'hasten',
    'movequickly',
    'urge',
    'speed',
    'expedite',
    'despatch',
    'accelerate'
  ],
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    'injury',
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    'disadvantage',
    'detriment',
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    'injure',
    'harm',
    'damage',
    'impair',
    'mar',
    'pain',
    'wound',
    'grieve',
    'afflict',
    'bruise'
  ],
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  ],
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  ],
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    'pietism',
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    'deception',
    'dissimulation',
    'falseprofession',
    'imposture',
    'sanctimony',
    'pretense',
    'sham',
    'affectation'
  ],
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    'pretender',
    'cheat',
    'dissembler',
    'pharisee',
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  ],
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    'sanctimonious',
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    'hollow',
    'faithless',
    'deceitful',
    'unctuous',
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    'smooth',
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  ],
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    'speculation',
    'system',
    'supposition',
    'conjecture',
    'guess',
    'surmise',
    'theory'
  ],
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    'pattern',
    'thought',
    'theory',
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    'notion',
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  ],
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  ],
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  ],
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    'temperament',
    'specialty',
    'characteristic',
    'individuality',
    'singularity',
    'eccentricity'
  ],
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    'counsel',
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    'order',
    'command',
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  ],
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  ],
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    'seditious'
  ],
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    'mutiny',
    'sedition',
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    'tumult',
    'anarchy',
    'pronouncement'
  ],
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  ],
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    'wholeness',
    'honesty',
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    'virtue',
    'goodness',
    'principle',
    'uprightness',
    'honor',
    'probity',
    'candor',
    'truthfulness',
    'conscientiousness'
  ],
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    'understanding',
    'consciousness',
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    'ability',
    'genius',
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  ],
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    'inventive',
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    'cultured',
    'philosophical',
    'metaphysical'
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    'apprehension',
    'discernment',
    'acumen',
    'penetration',
    'quickness',
    'brightness',
    'comprehension',
    'news',
    'announcement',
    'tidings',
    'report',
    'rumor',
    'statement',
    'notice',
    'notification',
    'publication',
    'adviceinstruction',
    'intellect',
    'spirit'
  ],
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    'understandable',
    'distinct',
    'comprehensible',
    'explainable',
    'familiar',
    'selfevident',
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  ],
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    'resolve',
    'mean',
    'propose',
    'purpose',
    'contemplate',
    'determine',
    'meditate'
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    'extreme',
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    'energetic',
    'powerful',
    'ardent',
    'earnest',
    'vehement',
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    'immoderate'
  ],
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    'closeness',
    'severity',
    'strictness',
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    'force',
    'concentration',
    'attention',
    'strain',
    'vehemence',
    'violence',
    'excess',
    'ardor',
    'energy',
    'eagerness',
    'power',
    'vigor',
    'activity',
    'strength'
  ],
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    'purport',
    'scope',
    'drift',
    'view',
    'eager',
    'fixed',
    'earnest',
    'close',
    'bent',
    'set'
  ],
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    'design',
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    'meaning',
    'purport'
  ],
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    'purposed',
    'premeditated'
  ],
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    'among',
    'amidst',
    'mutually'
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    'arbitrate',
    'interpose',
    'plead',
    'advocate',
    'interfere'
  ],
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    'obstruct',
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    'communication',
    'communion',
    'commerce',
    'connection',
    'correspondence',
    'intimacy',
    'dealing',
    'intercommunication'
  ],
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    'stop',
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    'portion',
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    'sympathy',
    'concern',
    'attention',
    'curiosity',
    'selfishness',
    'behalf',
    'share',
    'authority',
    'influence',
    'premium'
  ],
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    'conflict',
    'intervene'
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    'moderate'
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    'inhumation'
  ],
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    'break',
    'stop',
    'cease',
    'abate',
    'subside'
  ],
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    'inside',
    'within'
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    'deadly',
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    'internecinal'
  ],
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    'interlard',
    'interweave',
    'import',
    'garble',
    'intersperse',
    'gloss'
  ],
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    'interrupt',
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    'meddle',
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    'intermeddle'
  ],
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    'elucidate',
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    'translate',
    'render',
    'construe',
    'declare',
    'represent',
    'solve'
  ],
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    'elucidation',
    'version',
    'construction',
    'rendering',
    'translation',
    'sense',
    'meaning',
    'definition',
    'signification',
    'solution'
  ],
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    'examine',
    'catechise'
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    'sunder',
    'cut',
    'dissolve',
    'suspend',
    'discontinue',
    'intersect'
  ],
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    'chink',
    'cleft',
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    'crack',
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  ],
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    'meantime',
    'intermission',
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    'cessation'
  ],
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    'intrusion',
    'intercession',
    'insinuation',
    'agency',
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  ],
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    'parley',
    'conference',
    'consultation',
    'colloquy',
    'confabulation'
  ],
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    'unbequeathed'
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    'inward',
    'civil',
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    'companion',
    'friend',
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    'close',
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    'friendly',
    'confidential',
    'internal',
    'interior',
    'inward',
    'deepseated',
    'hearty',
    'thorough',
    'complete',
    'direct',
    'exact',
    'conversant'
  ],
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    'scare',
    'daunt',
    'dismay',
    'threaten',
    'appall',
    'terrify',
    'deter',
    'dishearten'
  ],
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    'unendurable',
    'insupportable',
    'unbearable'
  ],
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    'extreme'
  ],
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    'inebriation',
    'drunkenness',
    'excitement',
    'infatuation',
    'exhilaration',
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    'bewilderment',
    'hallucination',
    'ecstasy',
    'poison',
    'venom'
  ],
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    'earthwork',
    'moat',
    'defense',
    'protection',
    'shelter',
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    'inroad',
    'encroachment',
    'infringement',
    'trespass'
  ],
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    'courageous',
    'valorous',
    'unterrified',
    'dauntless',
    'chivalrous',
    'heroic',
    'undismayed',
    'unawed',
    'valiant',
    'doughty'
  ],
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    'entanglement',
    'perplexity',
    'difficulty',
    'intricateness',
    'obscurity',
    'confusion'
  ],
  intricate: [ // mark
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    'perplexed',
    'complicated',
    'entangled',
    'complex',
    'mazy',
    'labyrinthine',
    'tortuous'
  ],
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    'scheme',
    'cabal',
    'conspiracy',
    'machination',
    'artifice',
    'cunning',
    'duplicity',
    'trickery',
    'chicanery',
    'ruse',
    'liaison',
    'amour'
  ],
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    'real',
    'genuine',
    'true',
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    'native',
    'innate',
    'natural',
    'immanent',
    'inbred',
    'inborn'
  ],
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    'begin',
    'preface'
  ],
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    'preface',
    'prelude',
    'preamble',
    'proem',
    'exordium',
    'induction',
    'importation',
    'insertion',
    'commencement',
    'preliminary',
    'portico',
    'gate',
    'vestibule',
    'entrance'
  ],
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    'encroach',
    'infringe',
    'trespass',
    'trench',
    'interfere',
    'meddle'
  ],
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    'interference',
    'intruding',
    'obtrusion',
    'infringement'
  ],
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    'cognition',
    'perception',
    'beholding',
    'instinct',
    'insight',
    'recognition'
  ],
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    'overflow',
    'submerge',
    'cover',
    'overwhelm'
  ],
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    'violate',
    'assault',
    'assail',
    'occupy'
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    'infirm',
    'sick',
    'frail',
    'null',
    'void',
    'unsound',
    'baseless',
    'untrue',
    'unfounded',
    'fallacious'
  ],
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    'annul',
    'overthrow'
  ],
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    'incursion',
    'irruption',
    'encroachment',
    'inroad'
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    'sarcasm',
    'diatribe',
    'railing',
    'abuse',
    'obloquy',
    'denunciation',
    'vituperation',
    'reproach',
    'castigation'
  ],
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    'produce',
    'design',
    'concoct',
    'elaborate',
    'conceive',
    'contrive',
    'fabricate',
    'originate',
    'forge',
    'frame'
  ],
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    'contrivance',
    'construction',
    'device',
    'fiction',
    'fabrication',
    'falsehood',
    'thought',
    'idea'
  ],
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    'skilful',
    'clever',
    'adept',
    'resourceful'
  ],
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    'originator',
    'author',
    'creator'
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    'catalogue',
    'register',
    'record',
    'enrolment',
    'enumeration'
  ],
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    'transposition',
    'alteration',
    'deflection',
    'violation',
    'permutation'
  ],
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    'overthrow',
    'reverse',
    'subvert'
  ],
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    'dress',
    'array',
    'endow',
    'attend',
    'surround'
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    'examine',
    'test',
    'scrutinize',
    'prove',
    'search',
    'explore',
    'inspect',
    'criticize',
    'discuss',
    'study'
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    'induction',
    'investment',
    'habilitation'
  ],
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    'besetting',
    'confirmed',
    'chronic',
    'ingrain',
    'incarnate',
    'habitual',
    'deeprooted',
    'hardened',
    'accustomed'
  ],
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    'offensive',
    'odious',
    'unfair',
    'partial',
    'inconsiderate',
    'gratuitous'
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    'brace',
    'harden',
    'nerve',
    'refresh',
    'stimulate',
    'animate',
    'exhilarate'
  ],
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    'allurement',
    'enticement'
  ],
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    'solicit',
    'summon',
    'call',
    'beseech',
    'invite',
    'challenge',
    'invocate',
    'conjure',
    'imprecate'
  ],
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    'entanglement',
    'envelope',
    'implication',
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    'extrication',
    'separation'
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    'cover',
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    'mingle',
    'blend',
    'twine',
    'interweave',
    'implicate',
    'entangle',
    'complicate',
    'embroil',
    'embarrass',
    'include',
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    'imply'
  ],
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    'internal',
    'interior',
    'inner',
    'within'
  ],
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    'tittle',
    'particle',
    'atom'
  ],
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    'enraged',
    'incensed',
    'choleric',
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  ],
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    'rage',
    'fury',
    'choler',
    'indignation',
    'resentment',
    'displeasure',
    'vexation'
  ],
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    'opaline',
    'polychromatous',
    'nacreous'
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    'segregation',
    'detachment',
    'disconnection',
    'insulation',
    'solitariness',
    'solitude'
  ],
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    'delivery',
    'copy',
    'number',
    'edition',
    'impression',
    'event',
    'outcome',
    'result',
    'end',
    'conclusion',
    'consummation',
    'effect',
    'termination',
    'children',
    'offspring',
    'posterity',
    'progeny',
    'antagonism',
    'controversy',
    'contest'
  ],
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    'repetition',
    'reiteration',
    'recurrence',
    'harping',
    'succession'
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    'roving',
    'roaming',
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  ],
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    'guidebook',
    'schedule'
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    'fatigue',
    'exhaust',
    'fag',
    'worry',
    'harass',
    'oppress'
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    'furious',
    'raging',
    'indignant',
    'passionate',
    'choleric',
    'ireful',
    'angry',
    'exasperated',
    'incensed',
    'irate',
    'wroth',
    'mad',
    'provoked',
    'resentful'
  ],
  wreath: [
    'garland',
    'chaplet',
    'festoon',
    'crown',
    'bays',
    'diadem'
  ],
  wreck: [
    'ruins',
    'remains',
    'rubbish',
    'wreckage',
    'debris',
    'havoc',
    'destruction',
    'shipwreck',
    'ruin',
    'desolation',
    'perdition',
    'demolition'
  ],
  curitywrench: [
    'pull',
    'twist',
    'wrest',
    'force',
    'strain',
    'sprain',
    'pervert',
    'distort',
    'wring'
  ],
  wretched: [
    'miserable',
    'calamitous',
    'afflicted',
    'unhappy',
    'degraded',
    'woful',
    'worthless',
    'paltry',
    'forlorn',
    'wobegone',
    'comfortless',
    'distressed',
    'shocking',
    'deplorable',
    'depressing',
    'sad',
    'contemptible',
    'mean',
    'pitiful',
    'debased',
    'humiliated'
  ],
  wrong: [
    'injurious',
    'unjust',
    'faulty',
    'detrimental',
    'unfit',
    'improper',
    'incorrect',
    'mistaken',
    'erroneous',
    'illegal',
    'immoral'
  ],
  wrought: [
    'worked',
    'elaborated',
    'performed',
    'done',
    'effected',
    'executed',
    'produced',
    'manufactured'
  ],
  wry: [
    'twisted',
    'distorted',
    'misdirected',
    'perverted',
    'wrested',
    'askew',
    'contorted',
    'deformed',
    'deranged',
    'crooked',
    'awry'
  ],
  yearly: [
    'annual',
    'everyyear'
  ],
  yearn: [
    'long',
    'desire',
    'covet',
    'crave',
    'hanker'
  ],
  yell: [
    'shriek',
    'scream',
    'holler'
  ],
  yet: [
    'besides',
    'nevertheless',
    'notwithstanding',
    'however',
    'still',
    'eventually',
    'ultimately',
    'hitherto',
    'atpresent',
    'further',
    'now'
  ],
  yield: [
    'furnish',
    'produce',
    'afford',
    'bear',
    'render',
    'relinquish',
    'givein',
    'forego',
    'accede',
    'acquiesce',
    'resign',
    'surrender',
    'concede',
    'allow',
    'grant',
    'submit',
    'succumb',
    'comply',
    'consent',
    'agree'
  ],
  yielding: [
    'conceding',
    'producing',
    'surrendering',
    'supple',
    'pliant',
    'submissive',
    'unresisting',
    'obsequious',
    'attentive',
    'flexible',
    'compliant',
    'accommodating'
  ],
  yoke: [
    'bond',
    'chain',
    'link',
    'tie',
    'servitude',
    'bondage',
    'vassalage',
    'service',
    'thraldom',
    'subjection',
    'subservience',
    'couple',
    'conjoin',
    'connect',
    'link',
    'enslave',
    'subjugate'
  ],
  young: [
    'juvenile',
    'immature',
    'inexperienced',
    'innocent',
    'ignorant',
    'youthful',
    'boyish',
    'girlish',
    'childlike'
  ],
  youth: [
    'adolescence',
    'childhood',
    'infancy',
    'juvenility',
    'minority',
    'lad',
    'boy',
    'girl',
    'youngster'
  ],
  youthful: [
    'puerile',
    'juvenile',
    'immature',
    'young',
    'fresh',
    'vigorous',
    'unripe',
    'callow',
    'childish',
    'boyish',
    'childlike',
    'girlish',
    'adolescent'
  ],
  zeal: [
    'ardor',
    'eagerness',
    'earnestness',
    'fervor',
    'enthusiasm',
    'energy',
    'feeling',
    'devotion',
    'intensity',
    'passion',
    'spirit'
  ],
  zealot: [
    'partisan',
    'bigot',
    'enthusiast',
    'fanatic',
    'devotee',
    'visionary',
    'dreamer'
  ],
  zenith: [
    'height',
    'pinnacle',
    'acme',
    'summit',
    'culmination',
    'maximum',
    'apex',
    'top'
  ],
  eephyr: [
    'breeze'
  ],
  zero: [
    'naught',
    'cipher',
    'nothing'
  ],
  zest: [
    'flavor',
    'appetizer',
    'pleasure',
    'gusto',
    'gust',
    'enjoyment',
    'relish',
    'sharpener',
    'enhancement',
    'savor',
    'taste',
    'smack',
    'sauce',
    'appetite'
  ],
  zone: [
    'girdle',
    'belt',
    'girth',
    'cincture',
    'band',
    'baldric',
    'region',
    'climate',
    'clime',
    'circuit',
    'circumference',
    'zodiac',
    'orbit'
  ]
}

module.exports = SYN_DB