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Another word for found Another word for found. found 1create establish institute organize. These verbs mean to bring something into existence and set it in operation: founded a colony; created a trust fund; establishing a business; instituted an annual benefit concert; organizing a field trip. Search Thesaurus. Another word for found.
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establish Another word for found. LINK / CITE ADD TO WORD LIST. found 1 create establish institute organize. These verbs mean to bring something into existence and set it in operation: founded a colony; created a trust fund; establishing a business; instituted an annual benefit concert; organizing a field trip.
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- verb. belittle, condemn. 1  cut down to size. 2  depreciate. 3  derogate. 4  detract. 5  disapprove of. 6  discommend. 7  discountenance. 8  disesteem. 9  disfavor. 10  disparage. 11  expostulate. 12  frown. 13  mudsling. 14  not go for. 15  object. 16  pooh-pooh. 17  poor mouth. 18  protest against. 19  put down. 20  rip. 21  run down. 22  take dim view of. 23  take down. 24  take exception to.
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- More clues you might be interested in. 1  ling. 2  bon mot. 3  lacking in quantity or quality. 4  set of clothes. 5  harangue. 6  authorize. 7  compliant. 8  authorise. 9  animated. 10  Burden. 11  ordinary. 12  devotee of a cause. 13  ancient reptile species. 14  official. 15  gives a false alarm. 16  kitchen utensil. 17  servile. 18  zest. 19  foolishly sentimental. 20  aromatic plant.
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Another word for strengthen Another word for strengthen. To become or cause to become tough or strong: toughen. To prepare (oneself) for action: brace, forearm, fortify, gird, ready, steel. Idiom: gird (or gird up) one's loins. To make or become tight or tighter: reinforce, tighten. To make firmer in a particular conviction or habit: confirm, fortify, harden.
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- 20 Words related to trepidation. 1  fear. 2  worry. 3  apprehension. 4  indecision. 5  quecision. 6  scared. 7  agitation. 8  alarm. 9  anxiety. 10  banter. 11  banticipation. 12  decision. 13  disquiet. 14  dread. 15  foreboding. 16  inquecision. 17  pulchritude. 18  queue. 19  tangst. 20  waiting.
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Another word for experience Another word for experience. 1  To participate in or partake of personally: feel, go through, have, know, meet1 (with), see, suffer, taste (of), undergo. (Archaic) prove. Idiom: run up against. See participate. 2  To be physically aware of through the senses: feel, have. See knowledge. 3  To undergo an emotional reaction: feel, have, know, savor, taste.
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- adj. word for word; exact, real. 1  accurate. 2  actual. 3  apparent. 4  authentic. 5  bona fide. 6  close. 7  critical. 8  faithful. 9  genuine. 10  gospel. 11  methodical. 12  natural. 13  not figurative. 14  ordinary. 15  plain. 16  scrupulous. 17  simple. 18  strict. 19  to the letter. 20  true. 21  undeviating. 22  unerring. 23  unexaggerated. 24  unvarnished. 25  usual. 26  veracious. 27  verbal. 28  verbatim. 29  veritable. 30  written.
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- verb. deduce a conclusion. 1  acquire. 2  arrive. 3  assume. 4  collect. 5  determine. 6  develop. 7  draw. 8  educe. 9  elaborate. 10  elicit. 11  evolve. 12  excogitate. 13  extract. 14  follow. 15  formulate. 16  gain. 17  gather. 18  get. 19  glean. 20  infer. 21  judge. 22  make. 23  make out. 24  obtain. 25  procure. 26  put together. 27  reach. 28  receive. 29  trace. 30  work out.
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- Other adjectives related to cause. 1  aboriginal. 2  causal. 3  embryotic. 4  primary. 5  radical. 6  agnogenic. 7  connate. 8  germinal. 9  primitive. 10  seminal. 11  ambiotic. 12  efficacious. 13  original. 14  primordial. 15  subjacent. 16  cacestogenous. 17  embryonic. 18  originated. 19  princeps.
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What is another word for established? Quotes for Established: 1  Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way. Edward de Bono. 2  My main idea was to create a sports facility for the basics. This is why I established the club.
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- verb. start a function or action, motivate. 1  activate. 2  animate. 3  arouse. 4  cause. 5  drive. 6  egg on. 7  energize. 8  excite. 9  fire up. 10  impel. 11  incite. 12  induce. 13  influence. 14  inspire. 15  instigate. 16  key up. 17  mobilize. 18  motivate. 19  move. 20  prompt. 21  propel. 22  put up to. 23  quicken. 24  rouse. 25  spur. 26  stimulate. 27  turn on. 28  work into lather. 29  work up.
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- verb. stop, conclude. 1  back off. 2  break off. 3  bring to an end. 4  call it a day. 5  call it quits. 6  close. 7  close out. 8  come to an end. 9  culminate. 10  cut it out. 11  desist. 12  die. 13  discontinue. 14  drop. 15  end. 16  fail. 17  finish. 18  give over. 19  halt. 20  intermit. 21  knock off. 22  leave off. 23  pack in. 24  quit. 25  quit cold turkey. 26  refrain. 27  shut down. 28  stay. 29  surcease. 30  terminate. 31  wind up.
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- List all words that contain stella. 19 words found. castellan castellans castellated circumstellar constellate constellated constellates constellating constellation constellations constellatory haustella interstellar rostella rostellar stella stellar stellas stellate. List all words containing stella, sorted by length. New Search
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- verb. promote or propose an idea. 1  adduce. 2  allege. 3  ballyhoo. 4  beat the drum for. 5  benefit. 6  boost. 7  cite. 8  encourage. 9  foster. 10  further. 11  get ink for. 12  hype. 13  introduce. 14  lay forward. 15  make a pitch for. 16  offer. 17  plug. 18  present. 19  proffer. 20  puff. 21  push. 22  put forward. 23  put on the map. 24  serve. 25  set forth. 26  splash. 27  spot. 28  submit. 29  suggest. 30  throw spotlight on. 31  urge.
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- adj. conclusively proved. 1  accepted. 2  achieved. 3  approved. 4  ascertained. 5  assured. 6  authenticated. 7  certain. 8  closed. 9  concluded. 10  confirmed. 11  corroborated. 12  demonstrated. 13  determined. 14  endorsed. 15  found out. 16  guaranteed. 17  identified. 18  objectified. 19  proved. 20  substantiated. 21  sure. 22  undeniable. 23  upheld. 24  valid. 25  validated. 26  verified.
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- verb. be or make flowing. 1  cascade. 2  cataract. 3  course. 4  crowd. 5  decant. 6  deluge. 7  discharge. 8  drain. 9  drench. 10  emit. 11  flood. 12  flow. 13  give off. 14  gush. 15  inundate. 16  issue. 17  jet. 18  let flow. 19  proceed. 20  rain. 21  rill. 22  roll. 23  run. 24  rush. 25  sheet. 26  shower. 27  sluice. 28  spew. 29  spill. 30  splash. 31  spout. 32  spring. 33  stream. 34  surge. 35  swarm. 36  teem. 37  throng.
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- Scrabble words that can be created with an extra letter added to REDO. 1  REDON. 2  REDOS. 3  REDOX. 4  RESOD. 5  PORED. 6  ORDER. 7  OREAD. 8  PEDRO. 9  ROBED. 10  ROWED. 11  SORED. 12  UREDO. 13  ADORE. 14  ROVED. 15  ROSED. 16  RODEO. 17  RODES. 18  ROPED. 19  ORBED. 20  TRODE. 21  DOERS. 22  DOPER. 23  DECOR. 24  CREDO. 25  OLDER. 26  BORED. 27  CORED. 28  DOSER. 29  CODER. 30  DOTER. 31  HORDE. 32  ODDER. 33  OARED. 34  ERODE. 35  GORED. 36  DOWER. 37  DROVE. 38  DOZER. 39  DRONE.
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found found 1. tr.v. found·ed, found·ing, founds. 1. To establish or set up, especially with provision for continuing existence: The college was founded in 1872.See Synonyms at establish. 2. To establish the foundation or basis of; base: found a theory on firm evidence.ound. verb. 1. establish, start, set up, begin, create, institute, organize, construct, constitute, originate, endow, inaugurate, bring into being He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies. 2. erect, build, construct, raise, settle The town was founded in 1610.
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- Nearby words of 'accoutrement'. 1  accouterments. 2  accoutre. 3  accoutred. accoutrement. 4  accoutrements. accoy. 5  Accra. All ENGLISH words that begin with  'A'.
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- verb. designate, mean. 1  add up. 2  announce. 3  argue. 4  bespeak. 5  betoken. 6  connote. 7  evidence. 8  express. 9  finger. 10  flash. 11  hang sign on. 12  imply. 13  import. 14  indicate. 15  insinuate. 16  intend. 17  make. 18  mark. 19  peg. 20  prove. 21  put down for. 22  put finger on. 23  show. 24  signify. 25  spell. 26  stand for. 27  symbol. 28  symbolize. 29  tab. 30  tag. 31  typify.
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- verb. try to convince; present support. 1  appeal. 2  assert. 3  attest. 4  claim. 5  contend. 6  controvert. 7  defend. 8  demonstrate. 9  denote. 10  display. 11  elucidate. 12  establish. 13  evince. 14  exhibit. 15  explain. 16  hold. 17  imply. 18  indicate. 19  justify. 20  maintain. 21  manifest. 22  persuade. 23  plead. 24  present. 25  prevail upon. 26  reason. 27  show. 28  suggest. 29  talk into. 30  testify. 31  vindicate. 32  warrant. 33  witness.erb. try to convince; present support. 1  appeal. 2  assert. 3  attest. 4  claim. 5  contend. 6  controvert. 7  defend. 8  demonstrate. 9  denote. 10  display. 11  elucidate. 12  establish. 13  evince. 14  exhibit. 15  explain. 16  hold. 17  imply. 18  indicate. 19  justify. 20  maintain. 21  manifest. 22  persuade. 23  plead. 24  present. 25  prevail upon. 26  reason. 27  show. 28  suggest. 29  talk into. 30  testify. 31  vindicate. 32  warrant. 33  witness.
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primary Another word for original. Preceding all others in time: earliest, first, initial, maiden, pioneer, primary, prime, primordial. Arising from or going to the root or source: basal, basic, foundational, fundamental, primary, radical, underlying. Not derived from something else: primary, prime, primitive.
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- adj. coming immediately after in space, time, order. 1  abutting. 2  adjacent. 3  adjoining. 4  after. 5  alongside. 6  attached. 7  back-to-back. 8  beside. 9  close. 10  closest. 11  coming. 12  consequent. 13  coterminous. 14  ensuing. 15  following. 16  hard by. 17  later. 18  meeting. 19  nearest. 20  neighboring. 21  on the side. 22  proximate. 23  side-by-side. 24  subsequent. 25  succeeding. 26  touching.
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- verb. defeating soundly. 1  annihilate. 2  bear down. 3  beat. 4  blot out. 5  blow away. 6  conquer. 7  defeat. 8  demolish. 9  extinguish. 10  force down. 11  ice. 12  kill. 13  obliterate. 14  overcome. 15  overpower. 16  overwhelm. 17  quelch. 18  quell. 19  reduce. 20  ruin. 21  squelch. 22  stamp out. 23  strangle. 24  subdue. 25  subjugate. 26  suppress. 27  vanquish. 28  wreck.