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What is another word for
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Adjective
Slightly wet or affected with moisture
Despondent or low in spirits
Lacking in enthusiasm
Smelling stale, damp, or stuffy
Characterized by windy or stormy conditions
Fresh and innocent
Tufted
Depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
A substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil
Verb
To be, or cause to be, slightly wet
To deprive of emotional or intellectual life, energy or vitality
To decrease in feeling, strength or intensity
To restrain or inhibit
To be, or cause to be, thoroughly wet or waterlogged
To lower the morale of
Prevent the occurrence of
To overcome or bring under control
Noun
Moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance, or condensed on a surface
Rainy weather
A substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil
A growth of minute powdery or webby fungi, whitish or of different colors, found on various diseased or decaying substances
Restraint
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Adjective
▲
Slightly wet or affected with moisture
moist
humid
clammy
wet
muggy
sticky
dank
dripping
soggy
sultry
soaked
drenched
sodden
saturated
waterlogged
sopping
soaking
steamy
sweaty
oozy
dampish
drizzly
rainy
dewy
misty
wettish
showery
moistened
dampened
foggy
irriguous
drippy
cloudy
vaporous
wetted
claggy
moisture-laden
squelchy
close
heavy
mucky
watery
bathed
marshy
slimy
squidgy
mushy
squashy
squishy
gooey
sloppy
airless
soppy
boggy
stifling
bedraggled
swampy
washed
watered
soft
doused
awash
miry
soused
dowsed
drizzling
saturate
logged
stuffy
water-soaked
suffocating
oppressive
sweating
like a sauna
like a Turkish bath
pulpy
pouring
spongy
fenny
pasty
perspiring
pappy
inclement
doughy
quaggy
pulpous
dripping wet
raining
sopping wet
soupy
sweltering
wet through
slushy
wringing wet
gloopy
water-logged
wringing
perspiry
over-moist
semi-liquid
soft and wet
stinky
soaked through
covered with sweat
fuggy
slippery
stormy
precipitating
boiling
hazy
wringing-wet
sudoriferous
spitting
changeable
slick
chilly
musty
warm
unaired
fusty
mucid
mucous
muculent
smothering
not dry
hot and humid
flabby
squooshy
coastal
hot
muddy
flavorless
US
colourless
UK
colorless
US
waterlike
dim
anemic
US
bloodless
flavourless
UK
anaemic
UK
serous
watered-down
teeming
steaming
clouded
fogged
balmy
bucketing
diaphoretic
sudoric
inundated
misted up
steamed up
fogged up
drowned
streaming
droukit
hot and sticky
gelatinous
fleshy
cushiony
yielding
downy
cushy
soaking wet
tropical
soaked to the skin
like a drowned rat
very damp
aqueous
teary
paludal
mossy
steeped
sludgy
uliginose
sloughy
peaty
marish
moory
glutinous
viscous
clarty
flooded
thick
gummy
unstable
flushed
big
afloat
paludine
hosed
irrigated
sprayed
quenched
showered
sprinkled
uliginous
snowy
drunk
bloated
stewed
muddied
boiled
seethed
splashed
clogged
dirty
scummy
filthy
bemired
yukky
gunky
subfuse
greasy
thin
liquid
runny
clayey
clay
impregnate
full
overwhelmed
packed
marinated
overfull
replete
brimful
overloaded
brimming
viscid
splashy
slap
streaming wet
gluey
mashy
pap
semi-solid
paste-like
jelled
semisolid
semiliquid
pastelike
difficult
cloggy
gloppy
caked
murky
mucilaginous
treacly
syrupy
more ❯
“Shaking her head, she sat herself down on a cold and slightly
damp
bench.”
Adjective
▲
Despondent or low in spirits
despondent
dejected
dispirited
downhearted
depressed
disconsolate
downcast
glum
melancholic
miserable
mournful
discouraged
disheartened
forlorn
gloomy
joyless
melancholy
sad
saddened
blue
doleful
hangdog
sorry
unhappy
woebegone
low-spirited
cast down
down
low
hopeless
despairing
wretched
morose
sorrowful
dismal
crestfallen
in despair
pessimistic
oppressed
Eeyorish
bad
desperate
heartbroken
heartsick
woeful
heavyhearted
brokenhearted
defeatist
distressed
heartsore
inconsolable
droopy
in low spirits
cast-down
as sick as a parrot
mourning
down in the dumps
bummed-out
all torn up
sick as a parrot
griefstricken
in a blue funk
grieving
in the pits
down in the mouth
shot down
desolate
heavy-hearted
dolorous
grief-stricken
broken-hearted
cheerless
disappointed
fed up
anguished
upset
tearful
demoralized
US
lugubrious
demoralised
UK
moody
sombre
UK
crushed
somber
US
chap-fallen
troubled
in pain
in the dumps
hurting
dragged
spiritless
choked
sullen
devastated
in the doldrums
cheesed off
bummed out
abject
brassed off
chapfallen
long-faced
dismayed
rueful
destroyed
weeping
afflicted
down and out
weighed down
wistful
out of sorts
teary
grim
hurt
regretful
mirthless
pained
distraught
grieved
bereaved
sorrowing
funereal
dreary
tristful
gutted
weepy
bleak
lachrymose
agonized
US
down-hearted
daunted
piteous
agonised
UK
cut up
dull
weary
subdued
pitiful
bleeding
downbeat
painful
crummy
emotional
solemn
saturnine
tragic
tormented
let down
taken down
comfortless
pensive
suffering
sapped
shaken
distressing
plaintive
ripped
grievous
dysphoric
aggrieved
listless
lamentable
bitter
sunk
broken
black
calamitous
dolent
displeased
singing the blues
torn up
on a downer
sulky
sick at heart
in tears
disillusioned
discontented
perturbed
bothered
pathetic
shattered
depressing
dour
flat
grumpy
cowed
low in spirits
mopey
resigned
pitiable
depressive
helpless
dolesome
plangent
heavy
bewailing
bemoaning
wailing
aching
morbid
elegiac
harrowing
sunk in gloom
in grief
in doldrums
heart-rending
ruthful
deplorable
negative
low-down
with a long face
heartrending
in the toilet
bowed down
hapless
disgruntled
deflated
defeated
abashed
dashed
shamefaced
deterred
concerned
enervated
disenchanted
disturbed
suicidal
anxious
overwhelmed
sheepish
lamenting
discombobulated
uptight
disconcerted
bugged
shook
intimidated
sepulchral
mopish
broody
tortured
traumatized
US
unnerved
unfortunate
antsy
down-in-the-mouth
crabbed
surly
angst-ridden
adust
funeral
deploring
irked
wounded
overcome
thrown
cynical
bereft
lonesome
lonely
dire
shook up
ticked off
teed off
browned off
peed off
unsatisfied
heavy with grief
overcome with sorrow
traumatised
UK
unconsolable
sour
regrettable
in a funk
heartbreaking
long-suffering
in sorrow
in mourning
down in dumps
full of sorrow
elegiacal
triste
languid
languorous
gray
US
grey
UK
worried
very sad
dark
sore
burned
contused
apathetic
undermined
angry
annoyed
cross
mortified
remorseful
sorry for oneself
nostalgic
unmanned
taken aback
without energy
drained
pining
prostrated
atrabilious
clouded
dampened
drooping
sagging
brooding
humourless
UK
humorless
US
empty
devitalized
churlish
sick
dirgeful
emo
heart-sick
lovesick
ill-humoured
UK
huffy
torn-up
discontent
lowered
bowed
poor
worthless
bearish
ill-humored
US
off
sluggish
cringing
browbeaten
guilty
sorry for yourself
discouraging
doomed
troubling
tear-jerking
affecting
saddening
depressant
fraught
dolorific
afflictive
reflective
unmitigable
guilty-looking
furtive
frantic
afflicting
prostrate with grief
drear
threnodic
dirge-like
down in mouth
ashamed
embarrassed
uncomfortable
sneaking
put off
luckless
uneasy
crying
shot-down
unable to be comforted
unable to be consoled
let-down
not happy
strained
bummed
powerless
downtrodden
no-win
strabilious
lost
cowering
humiliated
conscience-stricken
racked
ailing
have the blahs
unenthusiastic
unenthused
unconfident
down-and-out
forgotten
homeless
forsaken
abandoned
beside oneself with grief
godforsaken
dissatisfied
sobbing
friendless
destitute
uncared-for
without hope
languished
crabby
can't win
at the end of one's tether
at one's wits' end
beat-down
come-apart
caved-in
down-in-mouth
beat
moping
ugly
whimpering
snivelling
UK
up the creek
not a prayer
in the soup
frustrated
discomfited
feeling low
dragging
solitary
defenseless
US
defenceless
UK
fruitless
alone
close to tears
chagrined
miffed
lacking in confidence
lacking in enthusiasm
having lost heart
blubbering
maudlin
aghast
beaten
at end of one's rope
at the end of your tether
larmoyant
with cold feet
lost momentum
vexed
agitated
discomposed
ruffled
disquieted
worsted
vanquished
baulked
UK
objecting
balked
US
sniveling
US
on the verge of tears
feeling down
full of gloom
harassed
wrecked
discountenanced
flustered
aflutter
plagued
in blue funk
gone to pieces
disastrous
dreadful
easily moved
haunted
spooked
harrowed
in floods of tears
with tears in your eyes
blue funk
awful
catastrophic
fatal
appalling
looking as if one had lost a pound and found a penny
jumpy
persecuted
unglued
deadly
ruinous
shocking
terrible
cataclysmic
strung out
moving
agonizing
US
galling
devastating
stirring
disturbing
unlucky
distressful
horrendous
vexatious
gruesome
at
in a stew
racked with suffering
in a tizzy
racked with pain
lethal
adverse
mortal
crushing
deathly
agonising
UK
fateful
destructive
ill-fated
ill-starred
sob story
more ❯
“There were a few
damp
spirits in Galway on day two of the races.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking in enthusiasm
indifferent
spiritless
unenthusiastic
apathetic
blasé
casual
insipid
lackadaisical
unenthused
uninterested
emotionless
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
lethargic
nonchalant
tepid
weak
unresponsive
half-hearted
lukewarm
languid
listless
uninvolved
phlegmatic
unmoved
cool
passive
perfunctory
bored
unimpressed
cursory
neutral
offhand
Laodicean
not enthusiastic
unexcited
impassive
irresolute
tame
lifeless
feeble
reluctant
unwilling
sluggish
sleepy
slow
dull
inactive
inert
slothful
lazy
torpid
drowsy
weary
tired
heavy
somnolent
debilitated
enervated
exhausted
fatigued
unenergetic
dilatory
slumberous
snoozy
languorous
without energy
uneager
unconvincing
subdued
passionless
limp
halfhearted
flat
weakly
lame
meager
US
paltry
meagre
UK
superficial
desultory
unconcerned
dispassionate
faint
unemotional
slow-going
unproductive
slow-paced
slow-moving
sedentary
somnific
burned out
lymphatic
flagging
spent
comatose
stupefied
shiftless
quiescent
indolent
idle
dopey
unmoving
supine
nebbish
draggy
stolid
wimpy
laggard
moony
laid-back
narcotic
stretchy
blah
sleepyhead
dormant
out of it
having spring fever
more ❯
“The Telugu Titans did the league no favors by turning out a
damp
effort at home.”
Adjective
▲
Smelling stale, damp, or stuffy
fusty
stuffy
musty
stale
airless
moldering
US
mouldering
UK
frowsty
close
mildewed
mildewy
moldy
US
mouldy
UK
oppressive
rank
stagnant
suffocating
unventilated
ill-smelling
malodorous
smelly
dank
decayed
funky
strong
reeking
stenchy
foul
frowsy
ripe
stinky
noisome
reeky
frowzy
stinking
fetid
US
mucid
squalid
foetid
UK
filthy
putrid
dirty
spoilt
UK
spoiled
US
rotten
rancid
foul-smelling
mephitic
whiffy
olid
evil-smelling
noxious
pongy
miasmic
miasmal
high
niffy
off
pungent
offensive
festy
sour
bad
humming
strong-smelling
acrid
decaying
nasty
disgusting
rotting
niffing
nauseating
repulsive
tainted
fuggy
shabby
revolting
decomposing
decomposed
putrescent
stifling
gamy
turned
vile
old
unfresh
stinking to high heaven
dingy
neglected
seedy
lousy
curdled
unsavoury
UK
stenchful
polluted
unsavory
US
obnoxious
muggy
sickening
heavy
poisonous
unpleasant
sultry
loathsome
grimy
disagreeable
grubby
pestilential
putrefying
humid
breathless
feculent
skanky
confined
grotty
fermented
yucko
graveolent
nauseous
gross
thick
odoriferous
icky
odiferous
overripe
yecchy
nidorous
rotted
contaminated
skunky
soured
carious
odorous
putrefied
impure
putrefactive
smutty
blighted
sprouting
fungal
festering
growing
crumbling
baneful
disused
miasmatic
evil-
baleful
infested
gloomy
drab
dark
dull
dim
acid
bitter
spoiling
harsh
acidic
mucky
insalubrious
badly lit
tacky
poorly lit
maggoty
worm-eaten
flyblown
inedible
unfit for human consumption
mouldered
UK
corrupt
addled
wormy
moldered
US
degenerated
gangrenous
putrefacient
grody
scuzzy
unclean
unhealthy
clabbered
unwholesome
miry
soiled
sticky
sweltering
clammy
steamy
sweltry
gone off
gone bad
muddy
scurvy
choky
claggy
like a Turkish bath
uncomfortable
like a sauna
stale-smelling
run down
repellent
abhorrent
horrible
abominable
dreadful
repugnant
awful
horrendous
hideous
appalling
detestable
distasteful
odious
atrocious
horrid
terrible
frightful
objectionable
yucky
vomitous
ghastly
gruesome
unpalatable
repellant
God-awful
diabolical
unappetizing
fulsome
disgustful
shocking
obscene
uninviting
beastly
loathly
scandalous
ugly
pigpen
gut-churning
off-putting
on the nose
sick-making
stomach-churning
vomit-inducing
stomach-turning
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Characterized by windy or stormy conditions
inclement
rough
stormy
foul
raw
bitter
bleak
tempestuous
cold
severe
squally
wintery
UK
wintry
US
chilly
freezing
harsh
nasty
rainy
bad
blustery
drizzly
extreme
icy
snowy
wet
wild
windy
dirty
filthy
rigorous
turbulent
unpleasant
adverse
boisterous
intemperate
brutal
hard
rugged
violent
raging
gusty
blowy
roaring
thundery
howling
blustering
choppy
furious
tumultuous
angry
frigid
storming
threatening
storm-wracked
murky
vehement
torrid
menacing
savage
frenzied
unsettled
stormful
riproaring
coming down
raining cats and dogs
breezy
disagreeable
gusting
overcast
heavy
airy
storm-tossed
fresh
foggy
agitated
gloomy
chill
dark
draughty
UK
blusterous
windswept
blowing
drafty
US
intense
misty
louring
miserable
cloudy
ferocious
heaving
fierce
bracing
gray
US
grey
UK
grim
brisk
strong
cyclonic
battered
weather-beaten
exposed
hazardous
risky
horrible
squallish
well-ventilated
boiling
evil
disturbed
wind-swept
rough-and-tumble
vile
robust
hearty
sharp
nipping
penetrating
keen
piercing
nippy
blizzardlike
stinging
biting
frosty
chilling
icy-cold
wuthering
parky
tough
foreboding
ominous
ruffled
trying
oppressive
broken
cruel
wavy
ripply
onerous
forbidding
grievous
excruciating
malevolent
baleful
volatile
inauspicious
full of waves
burdensome
stiff
murderous
sombre
UK
sinister
morbid
somber
US
searing
inhuman
hardhanded
punishing
unforgiving
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Fresh and innocent
dewy
innocent
naive
simple
unsophisticated
green
ingenuous
unworldly
unsuspicious
unsuspecting
unwary
naif
unknowing
uncritical
simpleminded
primitive
moist
wet
dewy-eyed
wide-eyed
aw-shucks
dew-covered
heavy with dew
inexperienced
raw
childlike
immature
ignorant
unschooled
callow
credulous
wet behind the ears
fresh
born yesterday
natural
impressionable
gullible
unfledged
artless
unaffected
trusting
undeveloped
untutored
uninitiated
rookie
untrained
unseasoned
unstudied
new
unacquainted
unfamiliar
youthful
young
naïf
as green as grass
guileless
unpretentious
untaught
tenderfoot
easy
tender
folksy
unartificial
clean
uninformed
jejune
plain
nescient
like a babe in the woods
amateur
unskilled
idealistic
unsceptical
unpractised
undeceitful
corn-fed
country
uncool
accepting
infant
juvenile
adolescent
vulnerable
naïve
unqualified
over-trusting
unguarded
unquestioning
trustful
babe in woods
susceptible
exploitable
gullable
childish
vernal
verdant
unripe
easily deceived
easily taken in
green as grass
lacking experience
savage
uncivilized
US
uncultivated
barbaric
barbarian
unrefined
amateurish
untested
untried
unpracticed
just starting out
unversed
unconversant
unaccustomed
unproven
inexpert
uncivilised
UK
fierce
unlearned
uncultured
untamed
animal
brutish
undomesticated
vestigial
underdeveloped
austere
atavistic
nonliterate
wild
barbarous
modest
down-to-earth
unpolished
unassuming
gauche
parochial
provincial
rustic
cornball
bush-league
corny
homey
unadulterated
kid
pure
genuine
without airs
authentic
fond
insensible
unwise
confiding
silly
virginal
uncorrupted
virgin
cute
quaint
shallow
unjaded
uneducated
countrified
Panglossian
starry-eyed
simple-minded
oblivious
unaware
unmindful
unwitting
unenlightened
incognizant
benighted
clueless
unconscious
uninstructed
open
unformed
unripened
illiterate
unread
unlettered
thick
moronic
rude
puerile
spontaneous
witless
unknowledgeable
easily led
sophomoric
undisciplined
dense
stupid
unpretending
in the dark
birdbrained
unintellectual
heedless
inept
mindless
obtuse
imbecilic
dupable
deceivable
cretinous
dumb
analphabetic
wet behind ears
foolish
crude
believing
unintelligent
misinformed
over-trustful
childly
prentice
humble
homely
unused
apprenticed
real
true
spring chicken
unfamiliar with
slow
uncomplicated
honest-to-goodness
fleeceable
unskeptical
blind to
biting
honest
frank
dim
dopey
dark
babyish
frivolous
unscholarly
unimposing
unostentatious
uninitiate
sincere
dozy
unpresumptuous
backward
blind
airheaded
unweaned
unbaked
sophomore
jellybean
not aware
easy-going
laid-back
self-effacing
slow on the uptake
not dry behind ears
idiotic
brainless
feeble-minded
unrehearsed
developing
junior
fledgling
budding
uninhibited
indiscriminating
fresh-faced
unstudious
incompetent
girlish
boyish
ordinary
impractical
dull
tenderfooted
newly arrived
lamblike
overtrusting
kidstuff
wholesome
half-witted
ill-informed
vacuous
slow-witted
thickheaded
thick-witted
quiet
straightforward
lowly
imprudent
unskillful
softheaded
unsmart
nonprofessional
unprofessional
candid
simplistic
jackleg
soppy
unrealistic
teary-eyed
sentimental
sinless
undefiled
dovelike
unwarned
uncontrived
undesigning
unspoiled
unobtrusive
readily swallowing whole
easy mark
readily taken in
readily falling for
swallowing
undoubting
cracker-barrel
inelaborate
unambitious
down
uncomplex
unbeautified
discreet
free-spirited
prosaic
unembellished
taken in
off guard
up front
down home
on the up and up
brash
reckless
superstitious
inattentive
deaf
insensitive
unobservant
unperceptive
unresponsive
prone to superstition
caught napping
unconcerned
out of it
inconversant
not all there
mooning
spacey
out to lunch
not cognizant
not in the loop
doped
in a daze
daydreaming
forgetful
negligent
careless
deaf to
out cold
superficial
daft
uncomprehending
dotish
divvy
chowderheaded
dof
hebete
glaikit
empty-headed
pig-ignorant
thick as two short planks
not the full shilling
as thick as two short planks
a brick short of a load
two sandwiches short of a picnic
dead from the neck up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Tufted
mossy
covered
cushiony
downy
fresh
green
moist
moss-covered
moss-grown
mosslike
moss-topped
overgrown
plushy
smooth
soft
tufted
velvety
Adjective
▲
Depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive
dreary
drab
dull
boring
tedious
uninteresting
humdrum
wearisome
dry
flat
lifeless
monotonous
routine
colourless
UK
jejune
pedestrian
tiresome
uneventful
unexciting
banal
bland
desolate
ho-hum
insipid
sterile
bloodless
mind-numbing
soul-destroying
uninspiring
unstimulating
vapid
arid
colorless
US
commonplace
drudging
dusty
everyday
heavy
jading
leaden
monochromatic
numbing
old
ponderous
prosaic
quotidian
run-of-the-mill
slow
stale
stodgy
stuffy
stupid
tame
tiring
unexceptional
unremarkable
weary
wearying
featureless
repetitive
unvaried
blah
dispiriting
downcast
oppressive
raw
sorrowful
windy
wintery
UK
wintry
US
as dry as dust
mundane
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
unimaginative
uninspired
characterless
ordinary
trite
spiritless
repetitious
common
tired
unvarying
plodding
vanilla
ho hum
workaday
nothing
dead
deadly
plain
bromidic
hackneyed
samey
mediocre
conventional
platitudinous
prosy
nondescript
dim
laborious
nowhere
banausic
dry as dust
torpid
wooden
stiff
unoriginal
draggy
wishy-washy
fatiguing
barren
derivative
usual
anaemic
UK
dull as dishwater
dullsville
vacuous
normal
lame
mechanical
unanimated
anemic
US
irksome
soporific
average
undistinguished
zero
pabulum
lacking variety
weak
unmemorable
turgid
soulless
laboured
UK
day-to-day
hacky
depressing
monochrome
feeble
stereotyped
limp
no great shakes
nothing to write home about
unchanging
unrelieved
stock
enervating
exhausting
lusterless
middle-of-the-road
sluggish
interminable
dull as ditchwater
predictable
dreich
monotone
labored
US
typical
gray
US
grey
UK
ornery
treadmill
big yawn
threadbare
plain vanilla
stilted
zestless
fuddy-duddy
not up to much
antiseptic
empty
square
uniform
deadly dull
plebeian
pointless
clichéd
inoffensive
apathetic
yawnsome
listless
muted
garden-variety
standard
unentertaining
unenjoyable
weariful
expressionless
regular
bog-standard
customary
lacking variation
inane
staid
lacking excitement
lacking interest
simple
white-bread
corny
serious
common or garden
lustreless
mindless
pallid
non-stimulating
pedantic
heavy-going
static
hack
flavorless
US
toneless
overused
watery
overworked
forced
passionless
moth-eaten
well-worn
sleepy
undistinctive
unspirited
quiet
unproductive
deadening
hollow
milk-and-water
innocuous
vacant
flavourless
UK
familiar
sapless
prolix
stagnant
dragging
neutral
dismal
hoary
so-so
garden variety
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
standard-issue
trivial
mainstream
timeworn
time-worn
cliché-ridden
one-horse
worn out
a dime a dozen
OK
truistic
old hat
generic
played out
dead-and-alive
lowly
miserable
sedate
pompous
difficult
unlively
unpassioned
bummer
drag
cloying
drear
bomb
over-serious
menial
disheartening
unsatisfying
demoralizing
US
unfulfilling
unromantic
indistinct
not fun
annoying
irritating
uninterested
tepid
unspecial
clumsy
unnatural
awkward
artificial
usual thing
long-winded
lethargic
earthbound
stolid
solemn
trying
frustrating
overlong
worn-out
puerile
boresome
vexatious
formal
inert
uncreative
droning
bleak
dowdy
yawn producing
sombre
UK
somber
US
slack
mortal
poky
snooze
matter-of-fact
depressed
verbose
demoralising
UK
run of the mill
crude
meagre
UK
simplistic
meager
US
endless
half-pie
without variety
cardboard
unobjectionable
safe
harmless
straightforward
tasteless
backward
nitty-gritty
terrestrial
weighty
unexceptionable
cold
unprogressive
inactive
reiterated
samely
monotonic
all the same
recurrent
sing-song
unchanged
anodyne
heavy going
backwoods
comatose
unfeeling
mat
unexpressive
matte
unexcited
dulled
modest
inexpressive
emotionless
lacking vitality
passive
stereotypical
not so hot
halfhearted
diluted
uninflected
workday
overdone
businesslike
homespun
indifferent
two-dimensional
general
unseasoned
whitebread
unpalatable
blind
useless
hard to digest
flat as pancake
middling
unpretentious
long-drawn-out
behind the times
boiled down
without punch
shopworn
cliche
obligatory
cornball
musty
hackney
cobwebby
puts one to sleep
futile
slothful
spent
homely
fair
dime-store
namby-pamby
vain
profitless
passable
facile
noplace
dumb
hokey
cornfed
tripe
diddly
practical
actual
practicable
prose
yawn
clean
lead balloon
blank
deadpan
humble
suburban
out of date
unrewarding
outdated
run-of-the-mine
medium
tolerable
run-of-mine
second-class
second-rate
old-fashioned
outmoded
archaic
waterish
nerdy
wimpy
unappealing
dime-a-dozen
not bad
indistinctive
faceless
noncommittal
accustomed
obsolete
fruitless
worthless
defunct
extinct
plastic
unnoteworthy
inferior
garden
mean
antiquated
neither one thing nor the other
matter-of- fact
antediluvian
superannuated
aimless
valueless
unprofitable
purposeless
passé
ineffectual
otiose
unavailing
unsuccessful
bootless
inefficacious
ineffective
abortive
antwacky
out of the ark
cut and dried
unfruitful
unfilled
unprolific
clear
unsavory
US
unsavoury
UK
unappetizing
forgettable
mild
savorless
half-hearted
distasteful
inedible
poor
insignificant
uneatable
pale
uninviting
inadequate
not much cop
languid
beige
nothing to get excited about
pathetic
etiolated
nothing special
soft
subdued
drivelling
UK
driveling
US
unobtrusive
unimpressive
unostentatious
unadorned
watered-down
bush-league
savourless
intermediate
puny
disagreeable
ten a penny
off-putting
unpleasant
revolting
disgusting
unattractive
nauseating
sickening
unoffending
unimportant
frail
restrained
peaceful
yucky
gentle
institutional
unadventurous
derived
uninventive
indecisive
sick-making
gross
discreet
enervated
washy
understated
inconspicuous
unemotional
unnoticeable
subtle
flat tire
low-key
elementary
unembellished
bog standard
middle of the road
impotent
powerless
vigourless
unflavoured
sour
bitter
spiceless
clinical
least
Milquetoast
unimpressed
unmoved
heavy-handed
vague
achromatic
indeterminate
indistinguishable
undefined
abstract
unfateful
noneventful
inconclusive
rancid
horrible
unartistic
wan
unsentimental
unvarnished
unpoetic
literal
factual
amateurish
amateur
neglectable
negligible
nebbish
fatuous
tenuous
slight
boilerplate
phoned in
basic
no-frills
spineless
effete
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
off-the-shelf
foul-tasting
indigestible
jake
sickly
weak-kneed
wet
limp-wristed
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
fair to middling
inconsequential
piddling
immaterial
irresolute
loathsome
repugnant
meaningless
whatever
unenthusiastic
not very good
wimpish
nerveless
invertebrate
weakened
weakling
ignorable
foul
nasty
vile
widespread
stark
nameless
lukewarm
regimented
of little consequence
of little importance
of no consequence
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
noisome
wavering
cowardly
vacillating
obvious
matter-of-course
starch
natural
prevalent
governmental
utilitarian
corporate
functional
rudimentary
ugly
unkind
coldhearted
anaesthetic
UK
insensitive
insensible
impassive
indolent
lazy
anesthetic
US
innocent
folksy
inelaborate
pure and simple
normophilic
uncluttered
unornamented
austere
rustic
your basic
uncomplicated
unelaborate
undecorated
familiar tune
boiler plate
peaceable
reserved
retiring
invisible
unshowy
circumspect
relaxed
standard issue
downbeat
nonprovocative
innoxious
played down
out of sight
in the background
soft-pedaled
tasteful
toned down
blending into the background
non-aggressive
non-violent
benign
white
non-combative
hurtless
light
conservative
pleasant
calm
friendly
sober
repressed
unflashy
low-keyed
toned-down
more ❯
Adjective
▲
A substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil
liquid
flowing
fluid
melted
running
thawed
watery
aqueous
liquefied
molten
runny
thin
dissolved
fluent
sloppy
uncongealed
wet
hydrous
deliquescent
dissolvable
fluidic
fusible
gooey
ichorous
juicy
liquescent
liquiform
luscious
meltable
melting
moist
moving
pulpy
sappy
serous
solvent
splashing
succulent
viscous
igneous
heated
smelted
red-hot
fused
soft
soupy
slap
unsolidified
diluted
streaming
blended
softened
tempered
mollified
disintegrated
deliquesced
abated
diminished
vanished
decreased
merged
dwindled
wasted away
gaseous
gassy
fluxional
slushy
water
lymphatic
vapour
UK
vapor
US
mushy
soggy
sludgy
able to flow easily
gloopy
splashy
in solution
glowing
semi-liquid
weak
dilute
adulterated
washy
weakened
thinned
watered down
wishy-washy
thinned down
watered-down
tasteless
bland
flavourless
UK
insipid
waterish
flavorless
US
rarefied
mild
light
rushing
coursing
gushing
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, slightly wet
moisten
dampen
wet
bedew
humidify
dew
irrigate
soak
water
humect
humify
moisturise
UK
moisturize
US
sparge
spray
sprinkle
shower
drench
besprinkle
rinse
dabble
make damp
bathe
steep
splatter
dip
sog
mist
waterlog
saturate
sop
lick
squirt
steam
wash
splash
moistify
water down
make wet
rain on
bewater
hydrate
more ❯
“
Damp
the edges of the pastry and fold over, sealing by pinching between finger and thumb.”
Verb
▲
To deprive of emotional or intellectual life, energy or vitality
castrate
geld
petrify
devitalize
enervate
lobotomize
desiccate
dehydrate
deaden
dampen
humble
deject
depress
dispirit
dismay
“Sometimes, regulation may
damp
innovation.”
Verb
▲
To decrease in feeling, strength or intensity
deaden
dull
blunt
benumb
dampen
numb
cauterise
UK
cauterize
US
reduce
diminish
lessen
stifle
smother
moderate
decrease
tone down
suppress
chill
weaken
cushion
soften
paralyse
UK
stun
freeze
stupefy
muffle
damp down
anaesthetize
UK
alleviate
abate
paralyze
US
allay
impair
ease
anesthetize
US
assuage
soothe
take the edge off
check
blanket
cool
calm
curb
lower
restrain
temper
mitigate
daze
mute
dilute
depress
hebetate
relieve
palliate
desensitize
US
attenuate
put a damper on
obtund
desensitise
UK
knock out
absorb
buffer
shock
cumber
immobilize
US
bank
petrify
torpefy
drug
immobilise
UK
sap
render insensitive
thin
deprive of sensation
slake
sate
appease
mollify
water down
deplete
degrade
enfeeble
disable
debilitate
cripple
undermine
taper
cut
quell
depreciate
curtail
shrink
contract
wane
subside
minimize
US
decrement
erode
lighten
dwindle
ebb
downsize
de-escalate
cut back
minimise
UK
wear away
roll back
peter out
cut down
wear down
wind down
take the bite out
take the sting out
ease off
tail off
subdue
injure
deprive
destroy
slow
consume
quiet
incapacitate
tire
retard
KO
dim
drown
exhaust
frustrate
unnerve
repress
gas
etherize
dope
chloroform
get rid of
lay out
put an end to
put to sleep
discourage
put out of order
quench
extinguish
deter
silence
overcome
inhibit
limit
dash
quieten
still
stamp out
cloud
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
sedate
put under
halt
transfix
stop dead
tranquilize
US
harden
stultify
tranquillize
UK
make insensitive
gorgonize
knock senseless
render motionless
knock unconscious
become rooted to the spot
put out
devitalize
toughen
make powerless
render powerless
narcotize
lull
pacify
dullen
mask
placate
befuddle
kill
blur
render insensible
make less sensitive
make inactive
rock
become horror-stricken
become horror-struck
let up on
lay off
take pressure off
coarsen
bore
muddy up
knock for six
make callous
make unfeeling
harden someone's heart
make bored
hamstring
prostrate
bore rigid
bore stupid
appall
US
palsy
bemuse
close
make inert
shut down
make nerveless
daunt
bring to grinding halt
nonplus
arrest
appal
UK
astound
disarm
demolish
lame
put off
bore to death
stop
go rigid
stand still
stop suddenly
stop in your tracks
stand stock still
become paralysed
become motionless
more ❯
“He wanted to sit on the deck and hold his wounded foot to
damp
the pain, but I would not allow it.”
Verb
▲
To restrain or inhibit
check
curb
inhibit
restrain
stifle
hamper
hinder
allay
deaden
mitigate
still
dull
diminish
blunt
lessen
reduce
assuage
relieve
quell
moderate
lighten
soften
attenuate
alleviate
temper
subdue
cool
ease
take the edge off
weaken
tone down
mollify
soothe
abate
palliate
placate
quiet
calm
pacify
soft-pedal
decrease
smother
lower
suppress
slake
cushion
extenuate
help
quieten
control
dilute
quench
modify
lull
tranquilize
US
sweeten
tranquillize
UK
take the bite out
take the sting out
smooth
slacken
ameliorate
address
improve
remit
appease
pour oil on
commute
excuse
reduce the force of
regulate
repress
tame
dampen
modulate
restrict
constrain
hold in
mince
break
mellow
relax
temperate
meet halfway
play down
cool out
keep under control
keep in check
cut
depreciate
curtail
depress
minimize
US
ebb
mute
minimise
UK
damp down
de-escalate
wind down
ease off
make less intense
put damper on
put a damper on
put the lid on
sate
overcome
extinguish
bridle
contain
limit
rein in
hold back
hold
simmer down
compose
keep
measure
pull in
govern
keep a tight rein on
put the brakes on
rein
keep lid on
settle
adjust
collect
impede
confine
retard
keep the lid on
keep a lid on
rule
trammel
stop
withhold
hold down
cool off
slow down
keep back
bottle up
hog-tie
put half nelson on
cork
arrest
halt
delimit
salve
becalm
lullaby
gain mastery over
gain control over
muffle
muzzle
strangle
discipline
freeze
peg
deter
gag
entrammel
fetter
chain
put a limit on
hamstring
baulk
UK
frustrate
balm
comfort
solace
resolve
make up
reconcile
dispose
let up
ease up
console
tune down
box in
cut back
constrict
imprison
cramp
intern
incarcerate
keep within bounds
cool down
choke back
straiten
bite back
keep tight rein on
fight back
button up
bring to screeching halt
tie up
stem the flow of
gaol
UK
hem in
ban
bar
bind
lock in
deprive
deny
shotgun
disallow
close in
concuss
coop up
fence in
shut in
necessitate
immure
lock up
jail
US
balk
US
re-collect
master
cap
monitor
corner
rally
inspect
recover
set limits on
impose limits on
keep in line
more ❯
“June was almost equally pleased, and only one thought crept in to
damp
her enthusiasm.”
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, thoroughly wet or waterlogged
soak
drench
wet
bathe
wash
sodden
steep
moisten
saturate
souse
waterlog
water
dowse
sop
flood
rinse
bedraggle
impregnate
inundate
deluge
swamp
macerate
infuse
drouk
suffuse
imbrue
seethe
water-soak
wet down
wet through
drown
dampen
douse
sprinkle
spray
hose
irrigate
splash
ret
fertigate
imbue
hose down
immerse
submerge
baptise
UK
spatter
drool
baptize
US
pervade
fill
stand
permeate
water down
humidify
make wet
dip in
dunk
dip
bath
shower
duck
lave
sponge
soap
submerse
wet thoroughly
slosh
cleanse
clean
swill down
pour
teem
sluice down
tub
scrub
disinfect
imbathe
scour
scrub down
immerse yourself
sink
marinate
plunge
pickle
immerge
put in
lip
flush
douche
sluice
clean oneself
clean yourself
wash down
wash up
clean up
have a wash
have a shower
sponge down
take a bath
have a bath
take a shower
scrub yourself down
freshen up
wash oneself
perform one's ablutions
wash out
brush up
make one's toilet
fresh up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To lower the morale of
dispirit
dishearten
discourage
depress
deject
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
deter
dismay
dampen
daunt
disappoint
unman
unnerve
cast down
chill
cow
crush
dash
frustrate
sadden
sap
shake
subdue
throw
undermine
disincline
make dejected
make downhearted
bring low
knock sideways
knock for six
throw cold water on
give someone the blues
pour cold water on
knock the stuffing out of
enervate
weaken
desolate
upset
disparage
disturb
weigh down
debilitate
get down
weigh heavily on
make someone fed up
humiliate
indispose
humble
make dispirited
make crestfallen
put down
bring down
put a damper on
enfeeble
throw a pall over
devitalize
rattle
disconcert
disempower
jumble
abash
deflate
muddle
unzip
disorder
disarrange
nonplus
disorganize
discountenance
snarl
unglue
embarrass
cripple
unsettle
get to
blow up
send up
take apart
blow out
psych out
take steam out
oppress
distress
grieve
trouble
try
afflict
perturb
torment
ail
drain
weary
haunt
harrow
burden
aggrieve
mortify
bother
bug
faze
drag
abase
beat
darken
dull
run down
reduce to tears
make unhappy
cast a gloom upon
make sad
make gloomy
bum out
turn one off
bring tears to your eyes
beat down
make despondent
make desolate
cause suffering to
keep under
hang over
harsh someone's mellow
dash someone's hopes
bring tears to someone's eyes
break someone's spirit
dampen someone's spirits
bear down
make your heart bleed
make someone's heart bleed
break someone's heart
intimidate
alarm
frighten
vex
scare
worry
agitate
appall
US
appal
UK
disquiet
put off
discompose
irk
shock
unhinge
startle
discomfit
horrify
panic
terrify
chagrin
awe
petrify
fluster
spook
ruffle
shake up
astound
dissuade
confound
terrorize
US
affright
annoy
exasperate
concern
scare off
irritate
alarum
pain
discomfort
terrorise
UK
floor
take aback
browbeat
distract
aggravate
disgust
outrage
throw off balance
tire
bulldoze
sicken
nark
bewilder
badger
harass
fuss
hagride
frazzle
distemper
flurry
derail
perplex
break one's heart
repel
pester
gall
provoke
weird out
freak out
bully
overwhelm
overawe
shatter
discombobulate
jolt
disillusion
consternate
embitter
surprise
psych
disenchant
buffalo
squash
confuse
scandalize
US
flatten
make miserable
disgruntle
hurt
needle
put into a flap
put someone off their stroke
torture
throw into a tizz
fright
hack off
undo
exercise
chasten
make discontented
amaze
scandalise
UK
agonize
US
cause someone to lose their composure
throw off
rile
nauseate
puzzle
let down
put the wind up
fret
make anxious
dampen spirits
plague
make blue
drag down
agonise
UK
scarify
disburb
stiff
bring one down
burn up
put into a funk
chafe
scare to death
make your hair stand on end
make blood run cold
strike terror into
make uneasy
chill to the bone
make teeth chatter
scare away
curdle the blood
emasculate
cloud
thwart
baffle
demotivate
cast a shadow
insult
dispraise
pall
put someone off
down
press
deplore
lie
excite
get someone down
lower
break
suppress
subjugate
stifle
prey on
lie heavy on
despair
devastate
squelch
smother
diminish
cause disquiet to
knock for a loop
cast a gloom on
gross out
make one's heart bleed
bring tears to one's eyes
dampen someone's spirit
daze
derange
beset
nag
persecute
beleaguer
bedevil
infuriate
anger
deaden
defeat
curb
overcome
quell
extinguish
overpower
rouse
stir up
pique
complicate
arouse
intrude
get in the way
interfere
take the heart out of
inhibit
bear down on
damp down
throw into panic
madden
paralyse
UK
scare stiff
scare witless
pother
sour
dissatisfy
fill with fear
scare the bejesus out of
freeze your blood
silly
shame
dump
cast a pall over
revolt
paralyze
US
mystify
snafu
flummox
dumbfound
miff
caution
warn
make someone jump out of their skin
give someone goose pimples
make one's flesh creep
give one the creeps
chill someone to the marrow
scare someone out of their wits
get the wind up
put the fear of God into
scare the pants off
scare someone half to death
throw into a fright
give someone the heebie-jeebies
throw into a panic
make your blood run cold
scare the living daylights out of
throw into a blue funk
repress
prostrate
droop
deprecate
weigh
make one's blood run cold
make one's hair stand on end
scare the daylights out of
peeve
goad
wound
incommode
nettle
bore
mess up
fill with consternation
foul up
screw up
louse up
muck up
hinder
sting
disarm
mau-mau
dragoon
strong-arm
bludgeon
tyrannize
US
blackjack
bullyrag
hector
bogart
cause to lose heart
discommode
gnaw at
stress
disoblige
drive crazy
drive mad
give someone a turn
eat at
get at
grate on
have had enough
make fed up
become bored
try the patience of
grate at
exhaust someone's patience
lose patience
get on someone's nerves
stun
stupefy
make wretched
rack
cause anguish to
strain
break the heart of
make nervous
bluster
showboat
railroad
enforce
put the wind up someone
throw into a tizzy
offend
wind up
displease
cut to the quick
dampen someone's hopes
ride
uncalm
distress greatly
tyrannise
UK
pick on
make worried
knock the wind out of
debunk
belittle
snub
destroy
quash
dash hopes
harsh one's mellow
bowl over
set back
talk out of
walk heavy
push around
lean on
dash the hopes of
give someone the hump
give a turn
knock down
let wind out of sails
puncture balloon
soften
melt
take down
touch
take the wind out of somebody's sails
kick in the teeth
take down a peg or two
take the wind out of someone's sails
shoot down
cut down to size
let down easy
shatter the illusions of
burst one's bubble
dampen the spirits of
turn on the heat
tug at the heart
arouse sympathy
arouse pity
tug at someone's heartstrings
more ❯
Verb
▲
Prevent the occurrence of
deter
prevent
stop
avert
check
block
hinder
curb
halt
impede
intercept
obstruct
restrain
arrest
balk
US
baulk
UK
foil
forestall
hamper
keep
obviate
preclude
shut out
stave off
stay
counteract
fend off
frustrate
head off
inhibit
thwart
turn aside
ward off
debar
help
let
pre-empt
prohibit
put a stop to
save
chill
cool
dampen
disadvise
divert
forfend
hold back
nip in the bud
scare
rule out
turn off
talk out of
put a damper on
throw cold water on
act like a wet blanket
pour cold water on
bar
retard
restrict
stymie
slow down
hold up
fetter
interfere with
circumvent
hamstring
delay
constrain
avoid
handicap
repress
encumber
trammel
shackle
deflect
interrupt
suppress
limit
cramp
slow
interdict
cripple
forbid
hobble
stall
clog
withhold
handcuff
cut off
hog-tie
put a brake on
tie up
throw a spanner in the works of
stand in the way of
bridle
anticipate
stonewall
contravene
detain
derail
crimp
interfere
preempt
muzzle
smother
stifle
oppose
manacle
cumber
hold
curtail
baffle
embarrass
ward
rein in
short-circuit
keep back
hang up
shut off
get in the way of
set back
hold down
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
control
contain
disrupt
eliminate
exclude
counter
subdue
put an end to
scotch
brake
moderate
regulate
neutralize
US
discourage
scupper
discomfit
freeze
parry
govern
rattle
tame
bork
second-guess
faze
measure
rule
neutralise
UK
keep under control
gag
confine
bit
choke
keep in check
pick off
make late
slow up
get ahead of
get in before
choke back
put paid to
hold in
put off
box in
beat someone to the punch
bring to screeching halt
foul up
close off
screw up
beat someone to it
shut down
provide against
keep within bounds
keep the lid on
beat someone to the draw
steal a march on
get in the way
stem the flow of
louse up
keep in
defend against
hold off
forefend
free
spare
reprieve
keep waiting
commandeer
remove
absolve
postpone
bottleneck
retardate
burden
keep from
cause to wait
cause to stay
exempt
dispense
crab
resist
be early
beat somebody to it
be one step ahead of
act in advance of
prepare for
head off at pass
defer
pause
protract
intervene
interpose
foreclose
remit
shelve
prorogue
discharge
intermit
prolong
be a hindrance to
throw a spoke in the wheel of
throw a spanner in the works
dissuade
quash
disqualify
shunt
look away
shove aside
turn
turn from
veer
put back
back off
bog down
hold off on
choke off
take down
hold over
obscure
estop
get round
make unnecessary
sandbag
taboo
reduce
outlaw
enjoin
make impossible
make it impossible for
make impracticable
quit
make it impracticable for
discontinue
cease
put on brakes
put an stop to
get rid of
do away with
take away
preoccupy
forecast
monopolize
US
project
expect
foresee
envision
predict
put the brakes on
take out of play
rein
cork
monopolise
UK
ruin
leash
harness
dissuade from
bottle up
hold in check
straiten
scuttle
overturn
snooker
invalidate
gaol
UK
keep down
sit on
pull in
box up
jail
US
put away
pin down
pull back
keep in line
tie down
stem
rein back
hem in
guide
impound
circumscribe
direct
imprison
bring under control
have on a tight leash
kill
crack down
hogtie
lock up
delimit
confound
repel
nullify
upset
squash
repulse
undo
spoil
nobble
dash
checkmate
outwit
blank
defeat
do for
counterplot
disappoint
cross
bury
muffle
strangle
dam
bind
entangle
chain
disconcert
discipline
peg
put the stopper on
put a spoke in someone's wheel
cause setback
get the better of
put end to
mess up
put the mockers on
upset one's apple cart
put the kibosh on
beat down
take wind out of sails
entrammel
discard
discount
dismiss
cramp one's style
give a hard time
saddle with
except
put a limit on
keep lid on
cool down
put the brakes on
keep a tight rein on
fight back
button up
keep a lid on
bite back
cut back
cool off
keep tight rein on
cancel
proscribe
abolish
revoke
recant
suspend
reject
close out
ban
freeze out
leave out
count out
bate
close one's doors to
not consider
forget about
disallow
veto
beat
embargo
catch
nix
smash
negate
refuse
tie
blackball
deny
throw out
make illegal
rebuff
still
boycott
bilk
annul
sabotage
give the thumbs down to
cut short
stump
repudiate
criminalize
US
end
quell
turn down
pull up
upset the apple cart
criminalise
UK
place an embargo on
attack
destroy
pass on
ostracize
US
confront
crush
wreck
challenge
overrule
impair
root
ostracise
UK
inconvenience
negative
draw up
spurn
fetch up
give the slip
close down
evade
take wind out of
weigh down
cut out
get around
shoot down
set aside
say no to
put down
sidestep
skirt
steer clear of
abort
give the red light to
seize
grab
confuse
take
blacklist
terminate
extinguish
squelch
snafu
incapacitate
capture
shatter
disable
tackle
traverse
bring up
procrastinate
bollix
black
incommode
discommode
banish
down
take on
play off
cook someone's goose
overcome
throw
queer
decline
swallow
disown
rule against
spike someone's guns
queer someone's pitch
bring to a standstill
disclaim
disavow
censor
disapprove
disadvantage
desist
pass
discountenance
get out of
put the lid on
declare ineligible
pass by
circumnavigate
pigeonhole
escape
bypass
dodge
declare illegal
give the run around
disacknowledge
zing
spike
declare null and void
bring to an end
pass up
shake
juke
ditch
skip
sideline
knock back
hang fire
shake off
drag one's feet
put on hold
throw monkey wrench in
play for time
keep at bay
stand in the way
put on back burner
gridlock
jam up
forgo
switch off
strangle at birth
straitjacket
tie someone down
offset
buck
finish something
finish off
clobber
stamp out
crack down on
vote down
dish
prevent from making progress
overthrow
make an end of
bring to a close
debilitate
forbid to
puzzle
outvote
net
enmesh
ensnare
chock
deprive
mystify
snag
constrict
inc
throw a curve
overload
nip something in the bud
nonplus
declare taboo
tie one's hands
stave
keep off
entrap
crash
unsettle
flummox
sidetrack
fix
scrub
drop
brace
can
be the end of
say no
affect
disturb
tether
put a stopper in
put half nelson on
put chill on
put a lock on
suffocate
vitiate
staunch
influence
tamper
dead-end
corner
stopper
charge
oppress
bother
make difficult
put the chill on
elude
jam
trouble
conflict
cramp someone's style
impose limits on
set limits on
keep from happening
reprobate
put at a disadvantage
stand
fence
knock off
decelerate
slacken
unfit
disentitle
crool
banjax
put out of commission
place at a disadvantage
give disadvantage
take out
deselect
duck
buffalo
promote
reverse
countermand
slacken pace
conquer
lick
throw a monkey wrench into
not grant
throw over
give something a miss
balk at
give thumbs down to
abjure
illegalize
curse
shuffle off
halt in its tracks
give the run-around
run circles around
run rings around
throw a monkey wrench in the works
dash one's hope
upset the applecart
stand still
come to a standstill
damage
stand off
peter out
not move
ice out
close up
officially forbid
stultify
eighty-six
disenable
disfranchise
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
weaken
adjourn
refrain from
undermine
eradicate
subvert
break
demolish
override
exile
lose speed
let up
slam on the brakes
ease up
keep out
omit
give the thumbs down
throttle
contradict
dispatch
render null and void
screen
table
complicate
not make the cut
ravage
gainsay
mothball
continue
put over
oust
bounce
disbar
ignore
expel
devastate
carry over
respite
threaten
mar
obliterate
eject
evict
refute
lay on the table
take a rain check on
put on the back burner
put on ice
waive
reschedule
extend
lengthen
put in cold storage
lay over
give rain check
hold in abeyance
waste time
silence
pass over
not count
drive out
force out
disregard
put an embargo on
lock out
put out
deny access to
send to Coventry
refuse to admit
miss out
refuse admittance
disclude
occlude
prevent from entering
shut the door on
leave out in the cold
withhold from
stay away from
make up for
deny yourself
break the habit of
withstand
skip out on
kick
steer clear
shrink from
abstain
renounce
eschew
shirk
shun
desist from
stay away
forbear
give up
abstain from
restrain from
counterbalance
do without
shy from
leave off
forbear from
shut out of
monkey with
harm
decimate
render useless
cancel out
rebut
disprove
buy time
filibuster
annihilate
conceal
pocket
submerge
hide
master
sink
backpedal
explode
retract
disaffirm
debunk
contest
discredit
expropriate
snatch
break down
break up
overpower
controvert
disconfirm
dissent from
declare untrue
intrude on
muck up
quelch
cork up
keep under wraps
keep inside
simmer down
compose
collect
bottle
black out
lock
chasten
shush
internalize
US
internalise
UK
employ delaying tactics
ambush
disagree with
take back
confute
appropriate
interlope
shortstop
accost
hijack
waylay
buttonhole
begrudge
enjoin from
doubt
sacrifice
kick the can down the road
disbelieve
shoot full of holes
not buy
withsay
take exception to
call on
shoot down in flames
disagree
turn thumbs down
censure
burn
cut
dissent
wrestle
pounce on
refuse permission to
thumbs down
throw away
clutch
floor
grapple
nail
grasp
fell
sack
collar
swoop down on
cut in
give thumbs down
not go for
make off with
contend with
bring down
knock down
grapple with
take hold of
throw down
put the freeze on
have a go at
face up to
rugby-tackle
bring to the ground
skin
more ❯
Verb
▲
To overcome or bring under control
subdue
control
restrain
check
suppress
curb
overcome
repress
bridle
constrain
contain
quell
stifle
inhibit
master
govern
quash
smother
moderate
squash
crush
squelch
silence
arrest
lick
soften
mellow
diminish
lessen
rein in
hold back
keep in check
tone down
snuff out
keep the lid on
crack down on
put down
clamp down on
keep a lid on
slap down
quieten down
nip in the bud
hold in check
get under control
regulate
tame
keep a tight rein on
keep
measure
keep under control
hold
pull in
restrict
rule
limit
cool
hold in
keep back
calm
rein back
discipline
choke back
bite back
tranquilize
US
mitigate
temper
pacify
still
soothe
quiet
stop
tranquillize
UK
kill
fight back
muzzle
rein
keep in line
confine
put the brakes on
simmer down
hinder
curtail
retard
direct
cork
gag
deter
button up
guide
delimit
withhold
bottle up
keep within bounds
get the better of
sit on
hold down
keep lid on
keep something in check
cork up
hold something in
thwart
humble
keep control of
eliminate
scotch
mute
halt
keep on a string
put half nelson on
gain mastery over
hog-tie
gain control over
censure
mollify
conquer
water down
cow
gentle
modulate
reclaim
bust
impede
allay
stamp out
muffle
strangle
palliate
mince
deaden
relax
break
trammel
freeze
peg
temperate
entrammel
fetter
compose
get a grip on
put a limit on
box in
cut back
cool down
bring to screeching halt
cool off
keep tight rein on
tie up
stem the flow of
slow down
soft-pedal
play down
cool out
meet halfway
settle
re-collect
adjust
monitor
cap
decide
determine
collect
sway
rally
inspect
lull
corner
recover
form
influence
condition
dictate
affect
shape
mould
UK
damp down
modify
alter
touch
underlie
prevent
hamper
handicap
dampen
set limits on
impose limits on
predispose
directionalize
mold
US
act on
incline
work on
dispose
shepherd
leash
bit
harness
impact on
exert influence on
debar
straiten
have an impact on
be a factor in
have an effect on
gaol
UK
detain
stay
jail
US
stem
impound
circumscribe
imprison
hogtie
put a brake on
keep in
keep down
box up
put away
pin down
pull back
tie down
hem in
crack down
lock up
bring under control
have on a tight leash
more ❯
Noun
▲
Moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance, or condensed on a surface
dampness
humidity
moisture
liquid
wetness
clamminess
dankness
dew
drizzle
condensation
mugginess
water
wet
moistness
rain
raininess
steam
vapor
US
vapour
UK
wateriness
perspiration
precipitation
spray
sweat
sogginess
weakiness
fog
mist
soppiness
condensate
humidness
closeness
stickiness
airlessness
sultriness
stuffiness
steaminess
sweatiness
thickness
swelter
oppressiveness
fogginess
heaviness
mistiness
dewiness
evaporation
vaporization
US
humectation
vaporisation
UK
haze
droplets
spindrift
water droplets
fume
exhalation
smoke
sprinkle
water vapour
UK
smog
water vapor
US
cloud
reek
sea spray
foam
dewdrops
evening dew
morning dew
spritz
miasma
particles
suspension
air
fumes
ether
breath
gas
effluvium
shower
sprinkling
squirt
spoondrift
gush
jet
splash
murk
haar
brume
mizzle
gauze
cloudiness
fine mist
smur
film
fret
Scotch mist
ground clouds
clag
visibility zero
soup
sea fret
more ❯
“Hotter, drier summers will bring an increased risk of property subsidence, while wetter winters may cause
damp
and condensation.”
Noun
▲
Rainy weather
wet
rain
drizzle
rainfall
storm
deluge
downpour
raindrops
rains
shower
torrent
dew
downfall
precipitation
rainstorm
showers
thunderstorm
cloudburst
pour
spray
showery weather
damp weather
rainy season
rainy weather
wet weather
cat-and-dog weather
driving rain
dampness
monsoon
precip
squall
drencher
flood
mizzle
rainwater
Scotch mist
torrential rain
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A substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil
liquid
fluid
liquor
solution
juice
sap
dampness
moisture
secretion
wet
wetness
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goo
goop
nectar
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aqueous material
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latex
resin
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taille
pitch
watery substance
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gutta-percha
flowing substance
stock
liquid substance
gravy
bouillon
rosin
mucilage
gum
amber
exudate
decoction
concentrate
mixture
mix
blend
compound
suspension
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colloid
gel
dissolvent
cocktail
plant fluid
tree sap
aerosol
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A growth of minute powdery or webby fungi, whitish or of different colors, found on various diseased or decaying substances
mildew
blight
decay
fungus
growth
mold
US
mould
UK
must
mustiness
rot
rust
saprophyte
mouldiness
disease
canker
infestation
mushroom
smut
toadstool
fustiness
wet rot
dry rot
mycelium
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Restraint
discouragement
deterrent
constraint
curb
disincentive
obstacle
restraint
check
damper
hindrance
impediment
opposition
barrier
dissuasion
restriction
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bar
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limitation
rein
block
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hurdle
prevention
bridle
intimidation
limit
shackle
trammel
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drag
clog
stop
crimp
shackles
cramp
chain
embarrassment
holdback
handicap
fetter
interference
manacle
balk
US
control
baulk
UK
stumbling block
deterring factor
obviation
preemption
preclusion
remonstrance
expostulation
persuasion
chill
cloud
depressant
pall
gloom
stricture
depression
hamper
anchor
binders
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cinchers
cold water
suppression
hampering
wet blanket
checking
bridling
curbing
repression
retardation
hazard
frustration
holding back
stifling
blocking
shackling
smothering
arrest
baulking
UK
cramping
fettering
stopping
halting
thwarting
quashing
drawback
foiling
hitch
snag
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interdict
blockage
prohibition
hangup
sublimation
balking
US
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putting an end to
nipping in the bud
putting an stop to
preventive
defence
UK
defense
US
leash
preventative
defensive measures
circumscription
condition
curtailment
confinement
clampdown
restrainer
ceiling
constrainment
constriction
stoppage
retardant
taboo
suppressant
crackdown
buttress
stint
catch
break
reverse
reversal
blow
safeguard
reservation
injunction
inadequacy
circumspection
modification
qualification
definition
maximum
holdup
whammy
harness
cap
threshold
detention
captivity
demarcation
bounds
bound
regulation
extent
containment
border
perimeter
boundary
margin
confine
line
ban
hold
boycott
moderation
cutoff point
upper limit
tops
cut-off point
line of demarcation
disqualification
chains
order
fetters
abridgment
US
instruction
abridgement
UK
bondage
deprivation
pinions
weight
decrease
string
rope
manacles
command
reduction
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