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trail,n.train;track,wake,spoor, footmark,foil,trace.trailing,a.procumbent, prostrate.Antonyms:upright,erect.train,n.retinue,suite, attendants; series,chain.train,v.discipline,nurture,drill;accustom,habituate,familiarize.trained,a.skilled, practiced, disciplined,competent.Antonym: untrained.training,n.discipline,nurture, drilling,exercise.traitorous,a.perfidious, treasonable,recreant,faithless.tramp,v.march, trudge,plod.tramp,n.vagrant,vagabond, landloper, walleteer,nomad,hobo,derelict.trample,v.crush;scorn,spurn,disregard.transaction,n.procedure, affair,deal,business.transform,v.transfigure, metamorphose; transmute.transformation,n.transfiguration, metamorphosis; transmutation.transgress,v.violate,infringe,disregard.transgression,n.violation,infringement, infraction.transient,a.fleeting, transitory,temporary, impermanent.translate,v.construe,render,interpret.translation,n.rendering,interpretation.transmogrify,v.(Colloq.)transform, metamorphose.transparency,n.diaphaneity, translucency.Antonyms: opacity, intransparency.transparent,a.diaphanous, translucent, pellucid.Antonyms:opaque, intransparent.trap,n.snare,toil,gin, springe,pitfall;artifice,stratagem.trap,v.entrap, ensnare, trapan,catch.trapdoor,n.hatchway.trappings,n. pl.decorations,paraphernalia, frippery,gear,rigging, ornaments; caparisons, accouterments.traps,n. pl.Seethings.trash,n.rubbish,refuse,trumpery.trashy,a.trumpery, rubbishy,waste.travel,v.journey, itinerate, peregrinate.travel,n.journey,tour, peregrination.traveler,n.wayfarer, itinerant, voyager,pilgrim, tourist, peregrinator, passenger.traveler's handbook.itinerary.traveling,a.wayfaring, itinerant,wandering, peripatetic.traveling man.drummer,agent, traveling salesman.traveling preacher.itinerant.travesty,n.burlesque, parody,caricature,take-off.tray,n.salver,waiter,plateau, server.treacherous,a.traitorous,perfidious,faithless.treachery,n.treason,perfidy,disloyalty, Punicfaith.treasury,n.exchequer;repository.Associated words: treasurer, fiscal, treasure-trove.treat,v.regale,feast; negotiate; behave toward, deal with.treatise,n.disquisition,dissertation, monograph; thesis.treaty,n.covenant,agreement,compact, concordat,pact, protocol.tree,n.(young) sapling, seedling; (with top cut off) pollard, bolling; (small) staddle.Associated words: dendrology, sylviculture, arboriculture, arboriculturist, sylviculturist, dendrologist, arboreal,arbor, arboreous, arborescence, arborescent, arborist, arborization, dendrography, dendrophilous, sylvan, topiarywork,thicket,copse,coppice, grove, plashing, sawyer, dendromoeter, rampick, spinny, dendrite, dendriform, dendroid, dendrolite, lichen, motte.trellis,n.lattice,lattice-work, espalier,treillage.tremble,v.quake,quiver,shudder, dodder,quaver, totter,vibrate,oscillate.trembling,n.tremor,quivering,quaver, trepidation,rigor, oscillation.trembling,a.doddering,shaking, infirm,quivering.trench,n.ditch,gutter, trough,moat,channel.trend,n.tendency.trespass,v.encroach upon,infringe,intrude.trial,n.test,experiment,proof,essay,examination; probation;ordeal, crucible, criterion;effort,exertion, endeavor;adversity,hardship, tribulation,affliction.Associated words: empiricism, empirical, empiric, probationer, probationary, tentative.trick,n.ruse,artifice,stratagem, sleight, hoax,maneuver,wile,feint, chicane;antic,prank,caper; trait,peculiarity.trick,v.deceive,cheat,defraud, cozen,impose upon;dress,decorate, set off,adorn.trickery,n.deception,chicanery,artifice, duplicity, Machiavelianism, circumvention, indirection.trickle,v.dribble,drip,percolate,distill.trickster,n.rogue,cheat,impostor,scoundrel.tricky,a.trickish,knavish,unprincipled,treacherous.trifle,n.triviality, bagatelle, doit.trifle,v.dawdle,dally,pother, fribble, quiddle.trifler,n.fribbler, dawdler, dallier, piddler, quiddler.trifling,a.trivial, paltry,piddling,insignificant,piffling,frivolous.trifling,n.piddling, frivolity,piffle,dalliance,quibbling,piffling.trim,a.spruce,smart;neat,tidy.trim,v.adjust,arrange;decorate,adorn,garnish,embellish, bedeck,trick; prune,clip,lop; (Colloq.)rebuke,reprove, reprimand,rate,scold.trimming,n.embellishment,garnish,decoration; (Colloq.)chastisement,scolding,reproof.trinket,n.bauble,gimcrack,knickknack,gewgaw, gaud; bijou;pl.trinkets, trinketry; bijoutry.trip,n.jaunt;lapse,slip, stumble,misstep.Associated words: itinerary, itinerancy, viatic, viaticum.triplet,n.trilling.trite,a.hackneyed,banal,commonplace.triumph,n.victory,conquest; exultation, ovation.triumph,v.overcome, prevail, succeed; exult,rejoice.triumphant,a.exultant,jubilant;victorious.trivial,a.trifling,frivolous,insignificant,unimportant.triviality,n.unimportance, paltriness.troop,n.company, battery,squad,band, throng,crowd.trouble,v.vex,disturb,distress, inconvenience, incommode,pester,worry.trouble,n.tribulation,adversity, reverses,affliction,calamity,misfortune;vexation,annoyance, inconvenience,worry,disturbance;torment,plague,thorn, bane.troublesome,a.vexatious, burdensome, afflictive, harassing, galling, wearisome.trounce,v.(Colloq.)flog,castigate,whip.trousers,n. pl.pants, pantaloons,breeches; trews; spatterdashes, garnashes;knickerbockers.trout,n.Associated word: truttaceous.truce,n.armistice.truckle,v.cringe, knuckle,submit,yield.true,a.correct,exact,accurate, veritable,authentic,real,genuine,actual;veracious,truthful;loyal,stanch,steadfast,unwavering; incorruptible, trustworthy,faithful,honorable.Antonyms: Seeuntrue.trueblue,a.(Colloq.) incorruptible,loyal,true.truism,n.axiom.trump,v.impose, palm off, obtrude,deceive.trumpery,n.falsehood,deception;rubbish,trash.--a.worthless,deceptive,trashy.trumpet,n.horn; shophar (Heb.).Associated words: fanfare, buccinal.trump up,v.devise, fabricate.trunk,n.body, bole,stock;proboscis;chest, coffer.truss,v.pack, compress; skewer.trust,n.credence,confidence,belief,reliance, affiance,faith;credit, tick;assurance,confidence;duty, commission,charge.Antonyms:distrust,doubt.Associated words: fiduciary, fiducial.trust,v.depend upon, rely upon; give credit to, tick;intrust,commit.trustee,n.fiduciary, regent.trustful,a.unsuspicious, confiding,credulous,confident.trusty,a.trustworthy,faithful,reliable.truth,n.veracity, truthfulness;accuracy,precision,exactness,correctness; verity,fact;truism,axiom;fidelity,constancy,loyalty, fealty, steadfastness;candor,frankness, ingenuousness.Antonyms: Seeuntruth.truthful,a.veracious, undissembling, ingenuous, veridical.try,v.test,examine,prove; attempt,essay, endeavor;purify,refine; hear, adjudicate, adjudge;strive,seek,strain.try,n.attempt,essay,trial,experiment. Seetrial.trying,a.severe,distressing,hard, irksome, afflictive,ordeal.trysting-place,n.rendezvous.tub,n.firkin, keeler, keelfat, keeve, vat, piggin.tube,n.pipe; valinch.tubular,a.tubiform, fistular, cannular.tuft,n.knot,bunch,clump; tussock,crest.tug,n.trace;pull,effort.tumble,v.heave, toss,roll,pitch; topple.tumble-down,a.(Colloq.)dilapidated,ramshackle.tumbler,n.acrobat, contortionist.tumor,n.sarcoma; myoma; carcinoma; lipoma.Associated words: oncology, oncotomy.tumult,n.commotion,hurly-burly, turbulence.tumultuous,a.disorderly, turbulent,noisy,riotous.tune,n.air,melody;order,harmony, unison, concord,accord.tune,v.attune,modulate,harmonize.tuneful,a.melodious,harmonious.tuneless,a.inharmonious,discordant, dissonant.tunnel,n.funnel; subway.turf,n.sward,sod, greensward; peat.turmoil,n.commotion,uproar,tumult, turbulence,agitation.turn,v.revolve,spin, gyrate,rotate,wheel, veer,shift, swivel; deflect, inflect;reverse, revert; divert, avert; invert; resort,apply.turn,n.bend,winding,meander,curve, detour, deflection,crook, sweep;favor,kindness,service,accommodation.turn aside.divert, avert, deflect,parry.turned away.averted.turning,n.rotation,revolution,spinning, gyration; eversion, extroversion; flexure, flexion, incurvation;deviation, deflection; circumrotation.turning,a.revolving,rotary, rotating, gyratory,winding, circumrotary.turning aside.averting,deviation,diversion, deflection,parry.turning back.retroversion, retroflexion.turning inward.introversion.turning over or backward.inversion, reversal.turning point.crisis; pivot.Associated words: pivotal,critical.turning upside down.inversion, reversal.turning wrong side out.extroversion, eversion.turnip-shaped,a.napiform.turnkey,n.warder.turn upside down.invert,reverse.turtle,n.tortoise; terrapin.tussle,n.struggle,contest,scuffle,conflict.twaddle,n.flummery,balderdash,fustian,moonshine.twelve,n.dozen.Associated words: dodecagon, dodecahedral, dodecahedron, duodecimal, duodecimfid, duodecimo, duodecuple, duodenary.twenty,n.score.Associated words: vicenary, vigesimal, vigesimation, icosahedron.twenty years.Associated word: vicennial.twig,n.spray,branch,sprig,switch.twilight,n.dusk,evening.Associated words: crepuscular, crepusculous.twine,v.entwine,encircle, wreathe.twinkle,v.blink,wink;flash,sparkle, scintillate.twinkling,n.sparkling, scintillation,flash,twinkle.twist,v.contort, writhe,squirm, convolve,pervert,coil, wrench,distort.twisted,a.contorted,awry, tortuous, coiled, perverted.twisting,n.contortion, convolution, writhing, torsion, wrench,distortion,perversion.twit,v.taunt,upbraid,reproach.twitch,n.jerk; twitching, vellication.--v.jerk,snatch, vellicate.twitter,n.chirp, chirrup.two,n.couple,pair,brace, doublet, dyad,team,span, twain; twins.Associated words: dual, duality,double, dualism, duplex,duplicate, duplication, bifarious, binary, dimidiate, dimidiation, duet,dialogue, duarchy, bisect, bisection,halve.two bodies.Associated word: bicorporal.two colors.Associated words: dichromatic, dichromatism, dichromic.two-faced,a.Janus-faced, bifacial.two fingers.Associated word: bidigitate.twofold,a.double,duplicate.two-footed,a.biped.two-footed animal.biped.two-forked,a.bifurcated, bifurcate, dichotomous.two-handed,a.bimanous; ambidextrous.two-handed animals.Bimana.two-headed,a.bicephalous.two hundred years.Associated words: bicentenary, bicentennial.two languages.Associated words: bilingual, diglot, bilingualism, bilinguist.two-legged,a.biped.two letters.Associated words: biliteral, biliteralism, diphthong, digraph, duoliteral.two months.Associated word: bi-monthly.two parties.Associated words: bipartisan, bipartisanship.two parts.Associated words: bipartible, bipartite, bipartition, bipartient, bisect, bisection.two poles.Associated words: bipolar, bipolarity.two-sided,a.double-faced, bilateral.two weeks,fortnight.Associated words: bi-weekly, fortnightly.two years.Associated words: biennial, biennially.type,n.symbol,token, representation;model, exemplar, phototype, archetype.Antonyms: antitype, variant,monstrosity.typesetter,n.compositor; typograph (machine).typhoid fever.entericfever.typical,a.emblematical, prefigurative,representative, indicative.Antonyms: atypical,abnormal, variant,unique.typify,v.represent, prefigure.typographer,n.printer.typography,n.printing.tyrannical,a.despotic,arbitrary,autocratic,imperious,absolute,dictatorial,domineering,oppressive, tyrannic.tyrannize,v.domineer,persecute,oppress.tyranny,n.despotism,absolutism,oppression,rigor,severity.tyrant,n.despot, autocrat;oppressor, persecutor, usurper.

trail,n.train;track,wake,spoor, footmark,foil,trace.

trailing,a.procumbent, prostrate.Antonyms:upright,erect.

train,n.retinue,suite, attendants; series,chain.

train,v.discipline,nurture,drill;accustom,habituate,familiarize.

trained,a.skilled, practiced, disciplined,competent.Antonym: untrained.

training,n.discipline,nurture, drilling,exercise.

traitorous,a.perfidious, treasonable,recreant,faithless.

tramp,v.march, trudge,plod.

tramp,n.vagrant,vagabond, landloper, walleteer,nomad,hobo,derelict.

trample,v.crush;scorn,spurn,disregard.

transaction,n.procedure, affair,deal,business.

transform,v.transfigure, metamorphose; transmute.

transformation,n.transfiguration, metamorphosis; transmutation.

transgress,v.violate,infringe,disregard.

transgression,n.violation,infringement, infraction.

transient,a.fleeting, transitory,temporary, impermanent.

translate,v.construe,render,interpret.

translation,n.rendering,interpretation.

transmogrify,v.(Colloq.)transform, metamorphose.

transparency,n.diaphaneity, translucency.Antonyms: opacity, intransparency.

transparent,a.diaphanous, translucent, pellucid.Antonyms:opaque, intransparent.

trap,n.snare,toil,gin, springe,pitfall;artifice,stratagem.

trap,v.entrap, ensnare, trapan,catch.

trapdoor,n.hatchway.

trappings,n. pl.decorations,paraphernalia, frippery,gear,rigging, ornaments; caparisons, accouterments.

traps,n. pl.Seethings.

trash,n.rubbish,refuse,trumpery.

trashy,a.trumpery, rubbishy,waste.

travel,v.journey, itinerate, peregrinate.

travel,n.journey,tour, peregrination.

traveler,n.wayfarer, itinerant, voyager,pilgrim, tourist, peregrinator, passenger.

traveler's handbook.itinerary.

traveling,a.wayfaring, itinerant,wandering, peripatetic.

traveling man.drummer,agent, traveling salesman.

traveling preacher.itinerant.

travesty,n.burlesque, parody,caricature,take-off.

tray,n.salver,waiter,plateau, server.

treacherous,a.traitorous,perfidious,faithless.

treachery,n.treason,perfidy,disloyalty, Punicfaith.

treasury,n.exchequer;repository.Associated words: treasurer, fiscal, treasure-trove.

treat,v.regale,feast; negotiate; behave toward, deal with.

treatise,n.disquisition,dissertation, monograph; thesis.

treaty,n.covenant,agreement,compact, concordat,pact, protocol.

tree,n.(young) sapling, seedling; (with top cut off) pollard, bolling; (small) staddle.Associated words: dendrology, sylviculture, arboriculture, arboriculturist, sylviculturist, dendrologist, arboreal,arbor, arboreous, arborescence, arborescent, arborist, arborization, dendrography, dendrophilous, sylvan, topiarywork,thicket,copse,coppice, grove, plashing, sawyer, dendromoeter, rampick, spinny, dendrite, dendriform, dendroid, dendrolite, lichen, motte.

trellis,n.lattice,lattice-work, espalier,treillage.

tremble,v.quake,quiver,shudder, dodder,quaver, totter,vibrate,oscillate.

trembling,n.tremor,quivering,quaver, trepidation,rigor, oscillation.

trembling,a.doddering,shaking, infirm,quivering.

trench,n.ditch,gutter, trough,moat,channel.

trend,n.tendency.

trespass,v.encroach upon,infringe,intrude.

trial,n.test,experiment,proof,essay,examination; probation;ordeal, crucible, criterion;effort,exertion, endeavor;adversity,hardship, tribulation,affliction.Associated words: empiricism, empirical, empiric, probationer, probationary, tentative.

trick,n.ruse,artifice,stratagem, sleight, hoax,maneuver,wile,feint, chicane;antic,prank,caper; trait,peculiarity.

trick,v.deceive,cheat,defraud, cozen,impose upon;dress,decorate, set off,adorn.

trickery,n.deception,chicanery,artifice, duplicity, Machiavelianism, circumvention, indirection.

trickle,v.dribble,drip,percolate,distill.

trickster,n.rogue,cheat,impostor,scoundrel.

tricky,a.trickish,knavish,unprincipled,treacherous.

trifle,n.triviality, bagatelle, doit.

trifle,v.dawdle,dally,pother, fribble, quiddle.

trifler,n.fribbler, dawdler, dallier, piddler, quiddler.

trifling,a.trivial, paltry,piddling,insignificant,piffling,frivolous.

trifling,n.piddling, frivolity,piffle,dalliance,quibbling,piffling.

trim,a.spruce,smart;neat,tidy.

trim,v.adjust,arrange;decorate,adorn,garnish,embellish, bedeck,trick; prune,clip,lop; (Colloq.)rebuke,reprove, reprimand,rate,scold.

trimming,n.embellishment,garnish,decoration; (Colloq.)chastisement,scolding,reproof.

trinket,n.bauble,gimcrack,knickknack,gewgaw, gaud; bijou;pl.trinkets, trinketry; bijoutry.

trip,n.jaunt;lapse,slip, stumble,misstep.Associated words: itinerary, itinerancy, viatic, viaticum.

triplet,n.trilling.

trite,a.hackneyed,banal,commonplace.

triumph,n.victory,conquest; exultation, ovation.

triumph,v.overcome, prevail, succeed; exult,rejoice.

triumphant,a.exultant,jubilant;victorious.

trivial,a.trifling,frivolous,insignificant,unimportant.

triviality,n.unimportance, paltriness.

troop,n.company, battery,squad,band, throng,crowd.

trouble,v.vex,disturb,distress, inconvenience, incommode,pester,worry.

trouble,n.tribulation,adversity, reverses,affliction,calamity,misfortune;vexation,annoyance, inconvenience,worry,disturbance;torment,plague,thorn, bane.

troublesome,a.vexatious, burdensome, afflictive, harassing, galling, wearisome.

trounce,v.(Colloq.)flog,castigate,whip.

trousers,n. pl.pants, pantaloons,breeches; trews; spatterdashes, garnashes;knickerbockers.

trout,n.Associated word: truttaceous.

truce,n.armistice.

truckle,v.cringe, knuckle,submit,yield.

true,a.correct,exact,accurate, veritable,authentic,real,genuine,actual;veracious,truthful;loyal,stanch,steadfast,unwavering; incorruptible, trustworthy,faithful,honorable.Antonyms: Seeuntrue.

trueblue,a.(Colloq.) incorruptible,loyal,true.

truism,n.axiom.

trump,v.impose, palm off, obtrude,deceive.

trumpery,n.falsehood,deception;rubbish,trash.--a.worthless,deceptive,trashy.

trumpet,n.horn; shophar (Heb.).Associated words: fanfare, buccinal.

trump up,v.devise, fabricate.

trunk,n.body, bole,stock;proboscis;chest, coffer.

truss,v.pack, compress; skewer.

trust,n.credence,confidence,belief,reliance, affiance,faith;credit, tick;assurance,confidence;duty, commission,charge.Antonyms:distrust,doubt.Associated words: fiduciary, fiducial.

trust,v.depend upon, rely upon; give credit to, tick;intrust,commit.

trustee,n.fiduciary, regent.

trustful,a.unsuspicious, confiding,credulous,confident.

trusty,a.trustworthy,faithful,reliable.

truth,n.veracity, truthfulness;accuracy,precision,exactness,correctness; verity,fact;truism,axiom;fidelity,constancy,loyalty, fealty, steadfastness;candor,frankness, ingenuousness.Antonyms: Seeuntruth.

truthful,a.veracious, undissembling, ingenuous, veridical.

try,v.test,examine,prove; attempt,essay, endeavor;purify,refine; hear, adjudicate, adjudge;strive,seek,strain.

try,n.attempt,essay,trial,experiment. Seetrial.

trying,a.severe,distressing,hard, irksome, afflictive,ordeal.

trysting-place,n.rendezvous.

tub,n.firkin, keeler, keelfat, keeve, vat, piggin.

tube,n.pipe; valinch.

tubular,a.tubiform, fistular, cannular.

tuft,n.knot,bunch,clump; tussock,crest.

tug,n.trace;pull,effort.

tumble,v.heave, toss,roll,pitch; topple.

tumble-down,a.(Colloq.)dilapidated,ramshackle.

tumbler,n.acrobat, contortionist.

tumor,n.sarcoma; myoma; carcinoma; lipoma.Associated words: oncology, oncotomy.

tumult,n.commotion,hurly-burly, turbulence.

tumultuous,a.disorderly, turbulent,noisy,riotous.

tune,n.air,melody;order,harmony, unison, concord,accord.

tune,v.attune,modulate,harmonize.

tuneful,a.melodious,harmonious.

tuneless,a.inharmonious,discordant, dissonant.

tunnel,n.funnel; subway.

turf,n.sward,sod, greensward; peat.

turmoil,n.commotion,uproar,tumult, turbulence,agitation.

turn,v.revolve,spin, gyrate,rotate,wheel, veer,shift, swivel; deflect, inflect;reverse, revert; divert, avert; invert; resort,apply.

turn,n.bend,winding,meander,curve, detour, deflection,crook, sweep;favor,kindness,service,accommodation.

turn aside.divert, avert, deflect,parry.

turned away.averted.

turning,n.rotation,revolution,spinning, gyration; eversion, extroversion; flexure, flexion, incurvation;deviation, deflection; circumrotation.

turning,a.revolving,rotary, rotating, gyratory,winding, circumrotary.

turning aside.averting,deviation,diversion, deflection,parry.

turning back.retroversion, retroflexion.

turning inward.introversion.

turning over or backward.inversion, reversal.

turning point.crisis; pivot.Associated words: pivotal,critical.

turning upside down.inversion, reversal.

turning wrong side out.extroversion, eversion.

turnip-shaped,a.napiform.

turnkey,n.warder.

turn upside down.invert,reverse.

turtle,n.tortoise; terrapin.

tussle,n.struggle,contest,scuffle,conflict.

twaddle,n.flummery,balderdash,fustian,moonshine.

twelve,n.dozen.Associated words: dodecagon, dodecahedral, dodecahedron, duodecimal, duodecimfid, duodecimo, duodecuple, duodenary.

twenty,n.score.Associated words: vicenary, vigesimal, vigesimation, icosahedron.

twenty years.Associated word: vicennial.

twig,n.spray,branch,sprig,switch.

twilight,n.dusk,evening.Associated words: crepuscular, crepusculous.

twine,v.entwine,encircle, wreathe.

twinkle,v.blink,wink;flash,sparkle, scintillate.

twinkling,n.sparkling, scintillation,flash,twinkle.

twist,v.contort, writhe,squirm, convolve,pervert,coil, wrench,distort.

twisted,a.contorted,awry, tortuous, coiled, perverted.

twisting,n.contortion, convolution, writhing, torsion, wrench,distortion,perversion.

twit,v.taunt,upbraid,reproach.

twitch,n.jerk; twitching, vellication.--v.jerk,snatch, vellicate.

twitter,n.chirp, chirrup.

two,n.couple,pair,brace, doublet, dyad,team,span, twain; twins.Associated words: dual, duality,double, dualism, duplex,duplicate, duplication, bifarious, binary, dimidiate, dimidiation, duet,dialogue, duarchy, bisect, bisection,halve.

two bodies.Associated word: bicorporal.

two colors.Associated words: dichromatic, dichromatism, dichromic.

two-faced,a.Janus-faced, bifacial.

two fingers.Associated word: bidigitate.

twofold,a.double,duplicate.

two-footed,a.biped.

two-footed animal.biped.

two-forked,a.bifurcated, bifurcate, dichotomous.

two-handed,a.bimanous; ambidextrous.

two-handed animals.Bimana.

two-headed,a.bicephalous.

two hundred years.Associated words: bicentenary, bicentennial.

two languages.Associated words: bilingual, diglot, bilingualism, bilinguist.

two-legged,a.biped.

two letters.Associated words: biliteral, biliteralism, diphthong, digraph, duoliteral.

two months.Associated word: bi-monthly.

two parties.Associated words: bipartisan, bipartisanship.

two parts.Associated words: bipartible, bipartite, bipartition, bipartient, bisect, bisection.

two poles.Associated words: bipolar, bipolarity.

two-sided,a.double-faced, bilateral.

two weeks,fortnight.Associated words: bi-weekly, fortnightly.

two years.Associated words: biennial, biennially.

type,n.symbol,token, representation;model, exemplar, phototype, archetype.Antonyms: antitype, variant,monstrosity.

typesetter,n.compositor; typograph (machine).

typhoid fever.entericfever.

typical,a.emblematical, prefigurative,representative, indicative.Antonyms: atypical,abnormal, variant,unique.

typify,v.represent, prefigure.

typographer,n.printer.

typography,n.printing.

tyrannical,a.despotic,arbitrary,autocratic,imperious,absolute,dictatorial,domineering,oppressive, tyrannic.

tyrannize,v.domineer,persecute,oppress.

tyranny,n.despotism,absolutism,oppression,rigor,severity.

tyrant,n.despot, autocrat;oppressor, persecutor, usurper.


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