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Roget's Thesaurus: Index
fair weather sailor:
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bungler 701 N.
fair weather:
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pleasurableness 829 N.
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prosperity 734 N.
fair wind:
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facility 705 N.
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prosperity 734 N.
fair words:
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courtesy 894 N.
fair:
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whiteness 430 Adj.
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achromatism 429 Adj.
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greatness 31 Adj.
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unimportance 643 Adj.
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goodness 648 Adj.
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imperfection 651 Adj.
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mart 799 N.
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beauty 845 Adj.
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right 922 Adj.
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probity 939 Adj.
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intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
faire pattes de velours:
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falsehood 544 V.
fairing:
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giving 784 N.
fairly:
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intrinsicality 5 Adv.
fairness:
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beauty 845 N.
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probity 939 N.
fair's fair:
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right 922 Int.
fairway:
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navigation 267 N.
fairy tale:
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untruth 546 N.
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description 594 N.
fairy:
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imagination 515 Adj.
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Jupiter 979 N.
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demon 980 N.
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sorcerer 994 N.
fairyland:
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imagination 515 N.
fairy-like:
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imagination 515 Adj.
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Jupiter 979 Adj.
fairy-mythology:
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Jupiter 979 N.
faith cure:
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remedy 662 N.
Faith Curer:
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heterodoxy 984 N.
faith healer:
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remedy 662 N.
faith:
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intuition 477 N.
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belief 484 N.
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hope 858 N.
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probity 939 N.
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piety 987 N.
faithful likeness:
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similarity 17 N.
faithful memory:
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memory 505 N.
faithful resemblance:
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similarity 17 N.
faithful:
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orthodoxy 983a Adj.
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probity 939 Adj.
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obedience 743 Adj.
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truth 494 Adj.
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copy 21 Adj.
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similarity 17 Adj.
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piety 987 Adj.
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observance 772 Adj.
faithfully:
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observance 772 Adv.
faithfulness:
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probity 939 N.
faithless:
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improbity 940 Adj.
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irreligion 989 Adj.
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falsehood 544 Adj.
faithlessness:
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improbity 940 N.
fake:
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copy 21 N.
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falsehood 544 V.
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deception 545 N.
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untruth 546 N.
faker:
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deceiver 548 N.
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merchant 797 N.
fakir:
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clergy 996 N.
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poverty 804 N.
falcade:
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leap 309 N.
falcated:
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angularity 244 Adj.
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curvature 245 Adj.
falchion:
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arms 727 N.
Falcidian law:
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property 780 N.
falciform:
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angularity 244 Adj.
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curvature 245 Adj.
falcon:
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thief 792 N.
falconet:
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arms 727 N.
faldstool:
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support 215 N.
fall a cursing:
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malediction 908 V.
fall a prey to:
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failure 732 V.
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subjection 749 V.
fall a sacrifice to:
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pain 828 V.
fall afoul of:
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opposition 708 V.
fall apart:
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destruction 162 N.
fall asleep:
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inactivity 683 V.
fall astern:
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regression 283 V.
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rear 235 V.
fall at one's feet:
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submission 725 V.
fall away:
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nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
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contraction 195 V.
fall back upon:
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use 677 V.
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defense 717 V.
fall back:
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regression 283 V.
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relapse 661 V.
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recession 287 V.
fall between two stools:
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failure 732 V.
fall dead:
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failure 732 V.
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death 360 V.
fall down before:
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respect 928 V.
fall down dead:
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death 360 V.
fall down on one's knees:
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atonement 952 V.
fall down:
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worship 990 V.
fall flat upon the ear:
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dullness 843 V.
fall flat:
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failure 732 V.
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wit 842 V.
fall foul of:
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discord 713 V.
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disapprobation 932 V.
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attack 716 V.
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hindrance 706 V.
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impulse 276 V.
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contention 720 V.
fall from the lips:
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speech 582 V.
fall from the mouth:
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speech 582 V.
fall in love with:
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endearment 902 V.
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love 897 V.
fall in price:
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cheapness 815 V.
fall in the way of:
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presence 186 V.
fall in with the fashion:
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fashion 852 V.
fall in with:
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conformity 82 V.
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concord 714 V.
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convergence 290 V.
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discovery 480a V.
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consent 762 V.
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agreement 23 V.
fall in:
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order 58 V.
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continuity 69 V.
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eventuality 151 V.
fall into a custom:
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conformity 82 V.
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habit 613 V.
fall into a habit:
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habit 613 V.
fall into a place:
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term 71 V.
fall into a rage:
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resentment 900 V.
fall into a rut:
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habit 613 V.
fall into a swoon:
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impotence 158 V.
fall into a trap:
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unskillfulness 699 V.
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dupe 547 V.
fall into a trick:
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habit 613 V.
fall into a usage:
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conformity 82 V.
fall into decay:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
fall into error:
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error 495 V.
fall into oblivion:
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oblivion 506 V.
fall into one's hand:
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receiving 785 V.
fall into one's place:
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order 58 V.
fall into raptures:
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pleasure 827 V.
fall into:
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conversion 144 V.
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river 348 V.
fall of day:
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evening 126 N.
fall of snow:
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cold 383 N.
fall of the curtain:
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end 67 N.
fall of the leaf:
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evening 126 N.
fall off again:
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relapse 661 V.
fall off:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
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nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
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disjunction 44 V.
fall on evil days:
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pain 828 V.
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adversity 735 V.
fall on evil:
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adversity 735 V.
fall on one's feet:
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prosperity 734 V.
fall on one's knees:
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request 765 V.
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worship 990 V.
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submission 725 V.
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servility 886 V.
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gratitude 916 V.
fall on one's legs:
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prosperity 734 V.
fall out:
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enmity 889 V.
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discord 713 V.
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eventuality 151 V.
fall prostrate:
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descent 306 V.
fall short of:
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shortcoming 304 V.
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noncompletion 730 V.
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contraction 195 V.
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incompleteness 53 V.
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failure 732 V.
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inferiority 34 V.
fall short:
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imperfection 651 V.
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shortcoming 304 V.
fall stillborn:
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failure 732 V.
fall through:
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shortcoming 304 V.
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failure 732 V.
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