attestation,n.corroboration,witness,authentication,ratification,confirmation.at the same time.simultaneous.--adv.simultaneously.attic,n.garret, loft, cockloft.attitude,n.posture,position,pose.attract,v.allure,entice,draw,decoy,interest,engage, induce.Antonyms:repel,repulse,alienate,deter.attraction,n.allurement,fascination,charm,inducement,witchery, magnetism,enticement,lure.Antonyms: repulsion,repellence,repugnance,antipathy.attraction,n.chemism, affinity (chemical attraction).attractive,a.alluring, engaging,enticing, magnetic, prepossessing, personable,winning, mesmeric,taking,seductive,bewitching.Antonyms: unattractive,repellent,repulsive,forbidding,repugnant.attributable,a.ascribable, imputable, referrible, assignable, traceable.attribute,v.ascribe, impute,assign,refer,trace.attribute,n.characteristic,peculiarity, predicate; symbol.at variance.bickering, contending, at loggerheads, dissenting.auction,n.vendue.audacious,a.presumptuous,impudent,insolent, brazen, unabashed. Seebold.augur,v.portend,forebode,presage,indicate,betoken.augury,n.divination,prophecy;omen, portent, auspice,sign.august,a.majestic,sublime,imposing, impressive,grand,pompous.auspices,n. pl.protection,favor, guidance, patronage,charge.auspicious,a.propitious.Antonym: inauspicious.Austrian Parliament.Reichsrath.authentic,a.genuine, trustworthy, authoritative, credible.authenticate,v.verify,attest,confirm.authentication,n.verification,attestation,confirmation.author,n.creator, originator,father;littérateur,writer.authority,n.dominion, jurisdiction, authorization,right; prestige,influence, ascendency, supremacy; precedent;justification,warrant;permission,sanction,permit,license,warranty; credibility,reliability, trustworthiness.Associated word: purview.authorize,v.empower, commission;sanction,warrant,justify,confirm.authorless,a.anonymous.autocracy,n.absolutism,despotism, dictatorship; selfgovernment, autonomy.autocratic,a.absolute,despotic,arbitrary.automatic,a.self-propelling, self-moving;involuntary,mechanical.autopsy,n.necropsy, post-mortemexamination.auxiliary,n.assistant, coadjutor,helper.avarice,n.cupidity.avaricious,a.covetous,greedy.average,a.medium,ordinary,mediocre,middling.averse,a.disinclined,indisposed,reluctant, loath.aversion,n.dislike,antipathy, disinclination,loathing,abhorrence.avid,a.eager,greedy, desirous.avidity,n.eagerness,greediness, intensedesire.avoid,v.evade,shun, elude, eschew,shirk,parry.avoidance,n.evasion, eluding, eschewing, parrying.awaken,v.wake, awake,rouse,arouse,excite.aware,a.cognizant,conscious, apprised,mindful.away,adv.hence, absent, gone, aside, off; (Colloq.) on, uninterruptedly.awe,n.veneration,reverence.--v.overawe, intimidate.awful,a.appalling,terrible,dreadful,frightful, grewsome,horrible,shocking,heinous,flagrant; awe-inspiring,majestic; (Slang)immoderate,great,serious,flagrant, egregious,excessive.awfully,adv.fearfully, dreadfully; (Slang)very, excessively, extremely, exceedingly.awkward,a.clumsy,ungraceful,bungling, maladroit,gawky, inelegant,ungainly,loutish,unskillful,unwieldy,uncourtly;embarrassing.Antonyms:graceful,dexterous,deft,courtly,elegant, adroit,clever.awning,n.sun-shade,canopy, baldaquin,tilt.awry,a.distorted,wry,crooked,asquint, askant,perverse.ax,n.adz, mattock, broadax, battleax, dolabra,hatchet, poleax, bipennis.axiom,n.truism; postulate.axle,n.arbor, axletree, spindle (of a wheel), axis; gudgeon.
attestation,n.corroboration,witness,authentication,ratification,confirmation.
at the same time.simultaneous.--adv.simultaneously.
attic,n.garret, loft, cockloft.
attitude,n.posture,position,pose.
attract,v.allure,entice,draw,decoy,interest,engage, induce.Antonyms:repel,repulse,alienate,deter.
attraction,n.allurement,fascination,charm,inducement,witchery, magnetism,enticement,lure.Antonyms: repulsion,repellence,repugnance,antipathy.
attraction,n.chemism, affinity (chemical attraction).
attractive,a.alluring, engaging,enticing, magnetic, prepossessing, personable,winning, mesmeric,taking,seductive,bewitching.Antonyms: unattractive,repellent,repulsive,forbidding,repugnant.
attributable,a.ascribable, imputable, referrible, assignable, traceable.
attribute,v.ascribe, impute,assign,refer,trace.
attribute,n.characteristic,peculiarity, predicate; symbol.
at variance.bickering, contending, at loggerheads, dissenting.
auction,n.vendue.
audacious,a.presumptuous,impudent,insolent, brazen, unabashed. Seebold.
augur,v.portend,forebode,presage,indicate,betoken.
augury,n.divination,prophecy;omen, portent, auspice,sign.
august,a.majestic,sublime,imposing, impressive,grand,pompous.
auspices,n. pl.protection,favor, guidance, patronage,charge.
auspicious,a.propitious.Antonym: inauspicious.
Austrian Parliament.Reichsrath.
authentic,a.genuine, trustworthy, authoritative, credible.
authenticate,v.verify,attest,confirm.
authentication,n.verification,attestation,confirmation.
author,n.creator, originator,father;littérateur,writer.
authority,n.dominion, jurisdiction, authorization,right; prestige,influence, ascendency, supremacy; precedent;justification,warrant;permission,sanction,permit,license,warranty; credibility,reliability, trustworthiness.Associated word: purview.
authorize,v.empower, commission;sanction,warrant,justify,confirm.
authorless,a.anonymous.
autocracy,n.absolutism,despotism, dictatorship; selfgovernment, autonomy.
autocratic,a.absolute,despotic,arbitrary.
automatic,a.self-propelling, self-moving;involuntary,mechanical.
autopsy,n.necropsy, post-mortemexamination.
auxiliary,n.assistant, coadjutor,helper.
avarice,n.cupidity.
avaricious,a.covetous,greedy.
average,a.medium,ordinary,mediocre,middling.
averse,a.disinclined,indisposed,reluctant, loath.
aversion,n.dislike,antipathy, disinclination,loathing,abhorrence.
avid,a.eager,greedy, desirous.
avidity,n.eagerness,greediness, intensedesire.
avoid,v.evade,shun, elude, eschew,shirk,parry.
avoidance,n.evasion, eluding, eschewing, parrying.
awaken,v.wake, awake,rouse,arouse,excite.
aware,a.cognizant,conscious, apprised,mindful.
away,adv.hence, absent, gone, aside, off; (Colloq.) on, uninterruptedly.
awe,n.veneration,reverence.--v.overawe, intimidate.
awful,a.appalling,terrible,dreadful,frightful, grewsome,horrible,shocking,heinous,flagrant; awe-inspiring,majestic; (Slang)immoderate,great,serious,flagrant, egregious,excessive.
awfully,adv.fearfully, dreadfully; (Slang)very, excessively, extremely, exceedingly.
awkward,a.clumsy,ungraceful,bungling, maladroit,gawky, inelegant,ungainly,loutish,unskillful,unwieldy,uncourtly;embarrassing.Antonyms:graceful,dexterous,deft,courtly,elegant, adroit,clever.
awning,n.sun-shade,canopy, baldaquin,tilt.
awry,a.distorted,wry,crooked,asquint, askant,perverse.
ax,n.adz, mattock, broadax, battleax, dolabra,hatchet, poleax, bipennis.
axiom,n.truism; postulate.
axle,n.arbor, axletree, spindle (of a wheel), axis; gudgeon.