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What is another word for
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Noun
An extremely strong reaction of anger
An extremely strong reaction of shock or disgust
An affront to morals and principles
An immoral action or event causing outrage
A scornful or hurtful act or expression
The quality of being vulgar
A public expression of protest or outrage
An action or event that causes general public outrage
The rabble, the masses
Crudity, savagery, especially in speech
Criminal acts against people committed as part of an orchestrated campaign
Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes
The crime, typically committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with the offender against their will
Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
Verb
To arouse intense anger in
To arouse feelings of disgust in
To cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful
To ignore or disregard contemptuously
To treat (something sacred) with irreverence or disrespect
To put down or control by cruelty or force
To inflict emotional or physical harm or distress upon
To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive
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Noun
▲
An extremely strong reaction of anger
anger
indignation
fury
rage
wrath
furore
UK
furor
US
ire
wrathfulness
angriness
choler
irateness
lividity
lividness
resentment
scorn
spleen
birse
disapproval
exasperation
hurt
madness
umbrage
annoyance
huff
stew
storm
flare-up
righteous anger
mood
displeasure
mad
vexation
irritation
pique
passion
antagonism
animosity
acrimony
temper
slow burn
gall
chagrin
offense
US
miff
offence
UK
irritability
tantrum
crossness
irascibility
bile
shock
bitterness
dudgeon
vehemence
disgruntlement
malice
spite
hissy fit
animus
acerbity
rancor
US
rancour
UK
perturbation
rise
peevishness
resentfulness
grudge
disgust
conniption
hatred
infuriation
enmity
malignity
ill temper
cynicism
upset
frenzy
disapprobation
exacerbation
ill will
hostility
dissatisfaction
discontent
ill feeling
impatience
bad feeling
testiness
discontentment
virulence
asperity
aggravation
horror
dander
air rage
virulency
bad mood
fog
embitterment
rancorousness
malevolence
violence
tetchiness
petulance
tiff
rankling
soreness
distemper
consternation
hot temper
high dudgeon
bad temper
alarm
ill humour
blow up
ill humor
cat fit
paddy
fit of pique
boiling point
vindictiveness
acridity
raving
acidity
acridness
agitation
affront
tartness
vitriol
cattiness
apoplexy
explosion
fireworks
mordancy
acidness
distress
grief
bother
corrosiveness
strop
pet
fit
blowout
grump
flap
unhappiness
dyspepsia
wax
hysteria
bate
hysterics
antipathy
uproar
dislike
hate
ill feelings
bad feelings
fit of rage
fit of fury
fit of anger
extreme anger
frenzy of anger
fit of temper
blowup
frenzy of rage
hard feelings
mard
fit of bad temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
bristle
astoundment
spitefulness
acrimoniousness
maliciousness
contempt
humiliation
wildness
venom
savagery
injustice
impetuosity
violation
pain
poison
viciousness
danger
appalment
red mist
waspishness
cantankerousness
querulousness
snappishness
crabbiness
scene
hissy
lather
road rage
conniption fit
vengeance
hatefulness
fume
jaundice
tizzy
more heat than light
score
down
grievance
envy
jealousy
peeve
trouble
hassle
bad blood
chip on your shoulder
outburst of rage
temper tantrum
outburst of anger
frustration
botheration
aggro
pip
shortness
dismay
aversion
opposition
snappiness
grumpiness
fierceness
fire
blood lust
fieriness
histrionics
furiousness
provocation
discomfort
touchiness
stress
moodiness
disquietude
state
feverishness
delirium
distraction
fever
obsession
deliriousness
mania
rampage
wounded feelings
uneasiness
disenchantment
disaffection
discontentedness
foulie
skid
paddywhack
towering rage
dispute
effusion
wingding
spasm
paroxysm
convulsion
squall
eruption
hemorrhage
US
excitement
bluster
heat
ferocity
haemorrhage
UK
outburst
ferment
sullenness
sourness
fretfulness
snit
surliness
nastiness
grouchiness
ill-humor
excitability
huffiness
pugnacity
pettishness
sensitivity
temperament
sulk
discomposure
disquiet
disappointment
tear
irascibleness
disturbance
hotheadedness
meanness
letdown
low boiling point
bad humor
crankiness
biliousness
harassment
stroppiness
sulkiness
belligerence
short fuse
aggression
weariness
pouts
disfavour
UK
grouch
hump
distaste
mortification
worry
depression
disfavor
US
glumness
disrelish
gloominess
irritableness
discouragement
unkindness
unfriendliness
malignance
friction
hot-headedness
odium
malignancy
churlishness
bedevilment
despite
aggressiveness
discomfiture
bellicosity
regret
restlessness
detestation
indisposition
disinclination
disliking
melancholy
moroseness
nuisance
truculence
crotchetiness
fuming
frothing
militancy
throes
perversity
attack
perverseness
turmoil
seizure
enragement
derangement
edginess
restiveness
dispiritedness
pugnaciousness
warlikeness
sorrow
malaise
lamentation
burst
torment
anxiety
short temper
malcontent
desolation
malcontentment
blow
ruckus
dummy spit
menace
terseness
fractiousness
fuse
loathing
sulks
embarrassment
sharpness
needle
orneriness
evil
cruelty
cussedness
vengefulness
revenge
disheartenment
blackness
disaccord
oppugnation
oppugnancy
vendetta
ill-disposedness
distrust
needling
smarting
shame
harrying
irk
sore
hurt pride
importunity
plague
besetment
ill-humour
uncertain temper
bugging
wounded pride
hurt feelings
dejection
disillusionment
grumps
fit of bad humour
despondency
baulk
UK
balk
US
crushing
teasing
incensement
nervousness
jitteriness
bothering
bad vibes
bad chemistry
blood feud
personality conflict
mutual hostility
bad will
disconsolation
despair
sadness
curtness
brusqueness
abruptness
intolerance
wobbly
fret
spaz
maleficence
volatility
pungency
disillusion
disconsolateness
being rubbed up the wrong way
causticity
mordacity
embitteredness
anguish
misery
gloom
unfulfilment
downheartedness
injury
grudgingness
persecution
vituperation
blow-up
quick temper
exception
nettling
provoking
irking
slight
disregard
woe
fit of ill humour
pestering
outbreak
ebullition
Weltschmerz
low spirits
heavy-heartedness
heaviness of heart
sense of injury
mercurialness
emotionalism
abhorrence
oppression
heartburn
complaint
boredom
hopelessness
ennui
agony
flare
flash
flush
blaze
bout
gale
gush
gust
milt
lien
caprice
whim
warpath
iciness
estrangement
argumentativeness
intimidation
inimicality
hot-temperedness
capriciousness
quick-temperedness
moods
boutade
access
fluster
inconvenience
fright
insanity
defeat
shake-up
disruption
surprise
disarray
hypersensitivity
explosiveness
oversensitivity
outpouring
combativeness
transport
tumult
reversion
confusion
dislocation
destruction
commotion
queasiness
dementedness
problem
turn-up
subversion
deliration
craziness
ecstasy
elation
euphoria
aberration
free-for-all
lunacy
whirl
rumpus
hell broke loose
craze
row
ruction
dithers
flurry
fuss
stir
wild excitement
to-do
rumble
rush
militance
scrappiness
disputatiousness
fight
hawkishness
quarrelsomeness
assaultiveness
defiance
warmongering
force
assault
feistiness
belligerency
contentiousness
militantness
invasion
encroachment
infringement
destructiveness
attitude
push
more ❯
“Adam's eyes would bug out to an extreme degree in
outrage
as he delivered his parodic version of the conversation.”
Noun
▲
An extremely strong reaction of shock or disgust
disgust
shock
horror
loathing
dislike
aversion
hatred
abomination
detestation
abhorrence
animosity
shame
hostility
antipathy
disdain
antagonism
malice
enmity
resentment
distaste
displeasure
disapproval
revulsion
execration
acrimony
malignance
repugnance
coldness
grudge
prejudice
pique
venom
spite
rancor
US
bitterness
scorn
animus
objection
rancour
UK
malevolence
contempt
repulsion
odium
frost
disrelish
malignity
mislike
rankling
ill feeling
ill will
strong dislike
bad feeling
extreme dislike
hate
scornfulness
disregard
despisal
opprobrium
denigration
ridicule
disrespect
deprecation
despite
disparagement
derision
more ❯
“The
outrage
felt by the community over perceived injustices was palpable.”
Noun
▲
An affront to morals and principles
disgrace
injustice
offense
US
offence
UK
scandal
infamy
wrong
disservice
injury
grievance
abuse
wrongdoing
unjustness
shaft
infringement
unfairness
crime
raw deal
inequity
violation
trespass
transgression
villainy
infraction
malfeasance
damage
miscarriage
oppression
malpractice
breach
maltreatment
railroad
affront
dirty deal
iniquity
mischief
unlawfulness
negligence
encroachment
ruin
sellout
crying shame
insult
evil
atrocity
indignity
unjust act
sin
ill
misdeed
error
slight
ill-treatment
bad
monstrosity
detriment
snub
tyranny
suppression
repression
slap in the face
wrongness
inequality
iniquitousness
inequitableness
unreasonableness
excess
travesty of justice
more ❯
“This abuse of the law is nothing short of an
outrage
to humanity.”
Noun
▲
An immoral action or event causing outrage
atrocity
crime
brutality
violation
abomination
barbarity
evil
abuse
barbarism
cruelty
inhumanity
obscenity
offence
UK
offense
US
personality
villainy
wrong
wrongdoing
evildoing
mischief
misdoing
sacrilege
violence
desecration
profanation
act of brutality
act of cruelty
act of savagery
act of violence
act of wickedness
inhumane act
enormity
monstrosity
horror
transgression
iniquity
injustice
heinousness
atrociousness
wickedness
sin
misdeed
malfeasance
injury
vileness
immorality
tort
depravity
scandal
trespass
disgrace
vice
misdemeanor
US
delinquency
misdemeanour
UK
nefariousness
hideousness
sinfulness
evilness
unlawful act
felony
dreadfulness
fault
criminality
infringement
outrageousness
infraction
murder
malefaction
monstrousness
affront
depravedness
diabolicalness
rankness
corruption
baseness
badness
egregiousness
breach
ill
racket
grossness
massacre
killing
caper
hit
bad
illegality
delictum
delict
curse
turpitude
torment
harm
mortal sin
fast one
foul play
awfulness
job
bane
shame
frightfulness
ghastliness
gruesomeness
impropriety
grievousness
assault
horridness
viciousness
grisliness
repulsiveness
infamy
savagery
flagrantness
flagrance
inequity
flagrancy
glaringness
unjustness
unfairness
disservice
hurt
damage
miscarriage
bad deed
prejudice
insult
bad act
illegal act
raw deal
peccancy
unjust act
faux pas
anathema
pity
plague
bugbear
criminal act
profanity
ugliness
degeneracy
bête noire
perniciousness
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
immoral act
coarseness
eyesore
bother
nuisance
wantonness
evil action
obviousness
seriousness
blatancy
unkindness
despicability
contemptibility
lowness
degradation
maltreatment
misfortune
cruelness
heartlessness
savageness
lawlessness
disfavour
UK
bad turn
shamefulness
foulness
knavery
ill turn
shaft
ungodliness
odiousness
reprehensibility
dishonesty
wrongfulness
contravention
misconduct
dereliction
disfavor
US
detriment
difficulty
grievance
unrighteousness
impiety
devilry
godlessness
case
break
sneak
kick in the teeth
miscreancy
monster
freak
genocide
act of barbarity
ruthlessness
peccadillo
error
mutant
unlawfulness
illegitimacy
wrongness
clandestineness
illicitness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
bad action
abnormality
oppression
discourtesy
bias
mistake
slight
malevolence
slander
persecution
spite
imposition
indecency
libel
blunder
arson
rape
robbery
lawbreaking
e-crime
burglary
cybercrime
miscreation
mutation
anomaly
crime against humanity
war crime
malformation
ogre
abortion
abnormity
teratism
hellishness
loathsomeness
freakishness
freak of nature
grotesqueness
lusus naturae
deformity
criminal offense
more ❯
“Your attempts to deliberately fleece your client of millions is an
outrage
!”
Noun
▲
A scornful or hurtful act or expression
slight
slur
barb
brickbat
cut
dart
dig
dis
diss
epithet
gird
indignity
offence
UK
offense
US
slap
insult
poke
sarcasm
name
put down
affront
personality
slap in the face
snub
abuse
injury
taunt
jibe
aspersion
humiliation
discourtesy
gibe
obloquy
slam
scandal
criticism
reproach
kick in the teeth
opprobrium
sneer
shame
injustice
disgrace
disrespect
ignominy
contempt
dishonour
UK
black eye
dishonor
US
dirty dig
backhanded compliment
disparagement
hurt
harm
scorn
rudeness
disrepute
attack
hit
zinger
rebuff
jeer
derision
discredit
mockery
left-handed compliment
odium
infamy
cutting remark
censure
assailment
battery
push
indignation
mugging
contumely
insolence
invective
wisecrack
provocation
scoffing
knock
stigma
reflection
disparaging remark
taunting
abasement
degradation
disesteem
sledge
atrocity
comeback
crack
scoff
brush-off
shaft
goading
dump
ridiculing
blame
loss of face
sacrilege
disdain
smear
belittlement
kick
bombardment
wrong
quip
call-down
insinuation
rebuke
remark
desecration
displeasure
innuendo
blitzkrieg
onslaught
onset
pique
huff
resentment
dudgeon
assault
aggression
miff
blitz
umbrage
pan
teasing
suppression
burn
name-calling
snide remark
spite
rejection
grievance
mistreatment
hateful remark
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
one in the eye
gibing
sting
take-down
exposé
catcall
ridicule
vitriol
lampooning
raillery
burlesque
banter
pointed comment
blow to one's pride
mocking remark
dirty deed
ruffled feathers
jab
verbal abuse
snappy comeback
parting shot
swipe
accusation
rap
blur
expose
blemish
animadversion
besmirch
stricture
notoriety
bar sinister
disapprobation
disreputableness
embarrassment
ill fame
abomination
ill repute
condemnation
ignobility
villainy
outrageousness
mortification
loss of reputation
notoriousness
impropriety
shamefulness
enormity
slander
libel
defamation
loss of pride
vilification
loss of self-respect
impertinence
impudence
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
depreciation
revilement
blasphemy
incivility
superciliousness
impugnment
unpleasantry
flame
pejorative
disdainfulness
despite
cheap shot
abusive remark
castigation
reproval
flak
denigration
panning
knocking
admonishment
denunciation
scolding
excoriation
upbraiding
broadside
blast
slating
slamming
disapproval
berating
faultfinding
slagging
roast
reproof
nitpicking
chiding
character assassination
slagging off
admonition
stick
reprimand
earful
wigging
sideswipe
carpeting
rollicking
roasting
chastisement
recrimination
critique
calumny
remonstrance
reprobation
objurgation
dressing-down
bad press
carping
cavilling
UK
cavil
telling-off
ticking off
caviling
US
rap over the knuckles
fault-finding
verbal disapproval
nit-picking
potshot
microaggression
snigger
snidery
derogation
belittling
lessening
debasement
deprecation
detraction
mocking
diminishment
observation
perception
lecture
backstabbing
underestimation
backbiting
lambasting
prejudice
remonstration
commination
stain
serve
objection
reprehension
rating
examen
verbal
quibble
takedown
arraignment
notice
captiousness
riot act
tongue-lashing
slap on the wrist
ticking-off
critical remark
call down
bad notice
persecution
rocket
bashing
malevolence
diatribe
argument
fulmination
confrontation
tirade
caning
pugnacity
bollocking
traducement
defilement
combativeness
harangue
mocking comment
philippic
calumniation
disagreement
belligerence
billingsgate
rant
polemic
verbal onslaught
verbal assault
more ❯
“She interpreted the mean tweet as an
outrage
and wasted no time in hitting the report button.”
Noun
▲
The quality of being vulgar
vulgarness
indecency
coarseness
lewdness
vulgarity
profanity
smut
impurity
blueness
grossness
bawdiness
filthiness
foulness
dirtiness
smuttiness
licentiousness
indelicacy
impropriety
pornography
immodesty
prurience
vileness
suggestiveness
salacity
lubricity
curse
porn
sleaze
affront
blight
offence
UK
offense
US
scatology
wrong
abomination
atrocity
evil
swearword
profaneness
scurrility
scurrilousness
X-rating
four-letter word
dirty word
dirty name
obscenity
filth
dirt
ribaldry
crudity
crudeness
lasciviousness
wantonness
nastiness
impureness
raunchiness
raunch
bawdry
coprology
expletive
cuss
rudeness
vulgarism
cussword
oath
swear
earthiness
broadness
naughtiness
titillation
raciness
spiciness
indecorousness
epithet
blasphemy
bawdy remarks
billingsgate
bawdy songs
salaciousness
bawdy jokes
fruitiness
sauciness
bad language
debauchery
lechery
immorality
depravity
carnality
lustfulness
dissoluteness
lecherousness
libidinousness
profligacy
degeneracy
lust
wickedness
sensuality
corruption
voluptuousness
libertinism
vice
dissipation
unchastity
eroticism
sin
fleshliness
concupiscence
offensiveness
sinfulness
promiscuity
corruptness
unseemliness
iniquity
rakishness
dissolution
hedonism
sybaritism
outrageousness
pruriency
libertinage
looseness
brutishness
iniquitousness
animalism
dishonour
UK
gross indecency
indecent behaviour
erotism
grubbiness
evilness
incontinency
incontinence
pederasty
satyriasis
boorishness
villainy
ruttishness
indecorum
unsuitability
incivility
drunkenness
dishonor
US
sexiness
scabrousness
unwholesomeness
amorality
passion
tastelessness
crassness
explicitness
seductiveness
sexuality
sultriness
perversion
worldliness
bestiality
physicality
animality
turpitude
pervertedness
degradation
intemperance
criminality
sexual attractiveness
lustiness
hotness
viciousness
corporeality
debasement
shamelessness
deviance
loucheness
baseness
leching
womanizing
US
womanising
UK
vitiation
demoralization
US
dissipatedness
degenerateness
nefariousness
sordidness
decadency
decadence
abjection
degeneration
abandon
brutality
depravation
perviness
abandonment
demoralisation
UK
contamination
forwardness
relaxation
immoderation
unruliness
excess
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
anarchy
temerity
self-indulgence
prodigality
audacity
gluttony
arrogance
wildness
complacency
refractoriness
disorder
irresponsibility
unrestraint
lawlessness
slackness
laxity
relaxedness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A public expression of protest or outrage
uproar
outcry
complaint
fuss
objection
protest
furor
US
furore
UK
hullabaloo
vociferation
clamour
UK
protestation
brouhaha
clamor
US
commotion
criticism
dissent
howl
hubbub
indignation
noise
opposition
roar
row
ruckus
stink
tumult
ballyhoo
ruction
rumpus
howl of protest
hue and cry
to-do
stir
scandal
agitation
controversy
surprise
excitement
bombshell
splash
disturbance
bomb
spectacle
stunner
sensation
dispute
quarrels
ructions
more ❯
Noun
▲
An action or event that causes general public outrage
scandal
offense
US
offence
UK
crime
disgrace
misconduct
wrongdoing
impropriety
injustice
shame
sin
transgression
embarrassment
insult
affair
affront
business
-gate
immoral behaviour
outrageous behaviour
outrageous wrongdoing
pity
reproach
turpitude
crying shame
unethical behaviour
discreditable behaviour
dishonourable behaviour
shocking incident
shocking incident of events
shocking series of events
skeleton in the closet
skeleton in the cupboard
skeleton in closet
discredit
stigma
smirch
blemish on
blot on
stain on
source of shame
blot on the escutcheon of
wrong
slur on
slur
blemish
blot
treachery
stain
bad reflection
blot on the escutcheon
dishonor
US
opprobrium
reflection
brand
dishonour
UK
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
more ❯
Noun
▲
The rabble, the masses
rascality
devilry
roguery
mischievousness
mischief
shenanigans
wickedness
devilment
deviltry
diablerie
roguishness
impishness
waggery
devilishness
knavery
waggishness
hob
evil
naughtiness
wrong
wrongdoing
misconduct
tomfoolery
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
friskiness
frolicsomeness
waywardness
playfulness
sportiveness
prankishness
atrocity
ill
transgression
catastrophe
fault
harm
hurt
injury
misdoing
misfortune
sabotage
vandalism
prank
gag
funny business
monkey business
high jinks
dirty trick
pranks
tricks
tricksiness
larkiness
sportfulness
coltishness
puckishness
shenanigan
hatred
spite
animosity
malice
damage
ill will
misdemeanour
UK
misdemeanor
US
misdeed
offense
US
offence
UK
indiscretion
delinquency
sin
crime
perversity
bad behaviour
carryings-on
trouble
badness
capers
nonsense
carry-on
hanky-panky
disobedience
larks
monkey tricks
goings-on
jiggery-pokery
clowning
monkeyshines
horseplay
buffoonery
trickery
antics
iniquity
dishonesty
horsing around
mischief-making
troublemaking
depravity
foolery
skylarking
baseness
hijinks
unscrupulousness
villainy
vileness
viciousness
immorality
evil-doing
devilishment
monkeying
roughhouse
clownery
roughhousing
slapstick
chicanery
turpitude
rudeness
double-dealing
silliness
indiscipline
corruptness
corruption
fooling around
impropriety
malfeasance
troublesomeness
insubordination
incivility
crookedness
acting up
joking
jesting
larking about
messing about
to-do
joking around
jocularity
humorousness
facetiousness
wit
drollness
imposture
duplicity
deception
swindling
deceit
cheating
fraud
scampishness
pranksomeness
espièglerie
knavishness
elfishness
naughty act
fun
monkey-business
stunts
escapades
frolics
romps
practical jokes
misdeeds
evildoing
acting-up
disorderly conduct
escapade
frolic
caper
stunt
antic
didoes
foolish behaviour
fun and games
harlequinades
cruelty
witchcraft
magic
witchery
bad manners
poor manners
practical joke
no good
skulduggery
black magic
evil magic
insanity
absurdness
ludicrousness
craziness
tommyrot
foolishness
lunacy
hokey-pokey
monkeyshine
inanity
stupidity
absurdity
irresponsibility
poppycock
carrying-on
sinfulness
clowning around
horse feathers
evilness
foulness
iniquitousness
vice
pervertedness
dissolution
perversion
degeneracy
dissipation
fiendishness
ungodliness
unholiness
irreligiousness
impiety
heinousness
godlessness
curse
impiousness
profanity
shadiness
blasphemy
sacrilegiousness
impurity
irreverence
peccancy
maleficence
peccability
malignity
cheekiness
unrighteousness
infamy
flagrancy
more ❯
Noun
▲
Crudity, savagery, especially in speech
barbarism
atrocity
brutality
cruelty
savagery
barbarity
crudity
inhumanity
viciousness
barbarousness
coarseness
misuse
bloodthirstiness
corruption
ferociousness
ruthlessness
solecism
vulgarism
catachresis
impropriety
localism
malapropism
misusage
provincialism
wickedness
fiendishness
heinousness
monstrousness
primitive culture
uncivilizedness
vernacularism
vernacularity
savageness
bestiality
sadism
truculence
brutishness
heartlessness
ferocity
mercilessness
inhumanness
atrociousness
wantonness
cruelness
depravity
callousness
fierceness
murderousness
hard-heartedness
severity
unkindness
evil
animality
unfeelingness
remorselessness
baseness
spite
pitilessness
spitefulness
venom
rancor
US
malignity
persecution
torture
insensibility
malice
insensitiveness
despotism
coldness
masochism
truculency
rancour
UK
harshness
beastliness
horror
cold-bloodedness
vileness
villainy
nastiness
blackness
nefariousness
badness
ferity
violence
crime
evilness
cold-heartedness
brutalism
black-heartedness
hardheartedness
iniquity
abuse
lack of sympathy
enormity
grossness
carnality
massacre
killing
murder
barbarous cruelty
savage cruelty
unbridled cruelty
uncaringness
inconsiderateness
unforgivingness
unkindliness
stone-heartedness
ghastliness
hellishness
flagitiousness
dastardliness
maliciousness
egregiousness
swinishness
animalism
boorishness
vulgarity
crudeness
outrageousness
wrong
inhumaneness
wrongdoing
transgression
hideousness
lack of feeling
lack of compassion
infamy
act of violence
rough treatment
cruel treatment
third degree
choke hold
disgrace
awfulness
dreadfulness
shockingness
lawlessness
animal cruelty
turpitude
sinfulness
monstrosity
diabolicalness
depravedness
injustice
grievousness
malefaction
villainousness
malfeasance
brutism
villianousness
horribleness
flagrancy
vice
rankness
outrageous behavior
relentlessness
inclemency
devilishness
vindictiveness
lack of regard
lack of charity
meanness
more ❯
Noun
▲
Criminal acts against people committed as part of an orchestrated campaign
crimes against humanity
cannibalism
dehumanisation
UK
dehumanization
US
enslavement
ethnic cleansing
evil
extrajudicial punishment
genocide
massacre
political repression
rape
religious persecution
savageries
state terrorism
summary execution
torture
unethical human experimentation
unjust imprisonment
use of WMDs
war crimes
enormity
holocausts
Noun
▲
Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes
anathema
abomination
abhorrence
aversion
abhorrent
bane
bugbear
hateful
pariah
antipathy
detestation
evil
execration
hate
monstrosity
odious
offensive
repellent
repugnant
disgrace
enemy
bête noire
loathing
horror
atrocity
curse
torment
crime
shame
plague
obscenity
barbarism
violation
eyesore
bother
nuisance
wrong
wrongdoing
abuse
affront
scandal
injustice
villainy
sin
offence
UK
injury
iniquity
enormity
transgression
offense
US
malfeasance
pity
immorality
immoral act
evil action
unjustness
inequity
barbarity
misdeed
unfairness
grievance
disservice
error
trespass
miscarriage
infringement
bad
infraction
malpractice
breach
shaft
tyranny
suppression
maltreatment
repression
dirty deal
raw deal
railroad
unjust act
oppression
tort
act of savagery
act of wickedness
act of brutality
act of cruelty
more ❯
Noun
▲
The crime, typically committed by a man, of forcing another person to have sexual intercourse with the offender against their will
rape
ravishment
violation
assault
defilement
sexual assault
attack
date rape
gang rape
sexual abuse
statutory
acquaintance rape
gang bang
forced sex
a fate worse than death
ravishing
molesting
abuse
molestation
bedding
desecration
deflowering
seducing
profanation
spoliation
ruin
ruination
seduction
defloration
dishonour
UK
sacrilege
harm
interfering
degradation
dishonor
US
blasphemy
mistreatment
interference
indecent assault
impiety
irreverence
profanity
profaneness
heresy
sin
mockery
impiousness
irreligiousness
disrespect
offense
US
curse
crime
unholiness
offence
UK
contamination
impurity
pollution
debasement
pollutant
adulterant
contaminant
depravity
disgrace
vitiation
execration
ungodliness
imprecation
indignity
disregard
irreligion
contempt
corruption
befoulment
damage
destruction
discourtesy
impertinence
godlessness
wickedness
scurrility
lewdness
reviling
debauching
taking the Lord's name in vain
tumbling
dishonouring
UK
lack of respect
dishonoring
US
grope
persuading someone to have sexual intercourse
taking away someone's innocence
carnal abuse
forcible intercourse
sexual offense
sex crime
unlawful sexual intercourse
more ❯
Noun
▲
Physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
damage
harm
injury
destruction
detriment
impairment
devastation
hurt
loss
mutilation
ruin
defacement
defilement
desecration
disfigurement
scarring
suffering
vandalism
vandalization
wreckage
affliction
attrition
battering
crushing
deterioration
erosion
friction
havoc
shattering
vitiation
wrecking
abrasion
abuse
annihilation
corrosion
debasement
degeneration
detrition
ill
ruination
spoilage
adulteration
breakage
corruption
depreciation
deprivation
evil
infliction
marring
mishap
waste
accident
adversity
bane
blemish
blow
bruise
casualty
catastrophe
contamination
disservice
disturbance
hardship
illness
knockout
mischief
pollution
ravage
ruining
wound
wrong
cave-in
wear and tear
defacing
disadvantage
demolition
violation
prejudice
desolation
obliteration
demolishment
trouble
disability
disbenefit
misfortune
mistreatment
ill-treatment
spoiling
dilapidation
maltreatment
cruelty
downfall
trashing
extinction
pain
distortion
plunder
depredation
disfiguration
disaster
disintegration
smashing
mischance
spoliation
misuse
misadventure
violence
trial
trauma
end
grief
decimation
calamity
neglect
manhandling
beating
extermination
wastage
cataclysm
persecution
mishandling
bad luck
rough handling
disablement
ill treatment
pillage
ill use
profanation
sabotage
sacrilege
tragedy
dismantling
blasphemy
unpleasantness
collapse
bullying
inconvenience
elimination
decay
breakdown
ravaging
distress
damaging
tribulation
anguish
misery
oppression
ravages
ill-use
torment
impiety
blighting
despoliation
mauling
degradation
mincemeat
injuring
decline
assault
irreverence
torture
atrophy
crumbling
undoing
disrepair
dishonour
UK
wipeout
molestation
decrepitude
offense
US
assaulting
dissolution
death
overthrow
degeneracy
offence
UK
punishment
wasting
ill usage
bad treatment
dishonor
US
rapine
grafitti
sacking
wounding
incapacity
deleteriousness
banefulness
noxiousness
scuffing
diminution
infestation
uglification
vandalizing
US
agony
maiming
disfavor
US
demerit
despite
wear
vexation
disruption
dismembering
deformation
penalty
vandalising
UK
ruins
foul play
a few knocks
destitution
malformation
deformity
pangs
badness
agitation
incapacitation
disfavour
UK
condition
confusion
defoliation
impurity
misshapenness
graffiti
shock
perdition
cost
drawback
illfare
handicap
liability
profanity
pollutant
contaminant
adulterant
dismemberment
disfiguring
setback
failure
struggle
wronging
malevolence
diminishing
deficiency
complaint
defect
weakening
disorder
hitting
depravity
disgrace
woodworm
striking
interference
infelicity
debacle
decomposition
roughing up
rough treatment
doing over
indecent assault
beating up
befoulment
abolition
rot
mishappening
bother
hitch
commotion
hassle
tumult
snag
putrefaction
putrescence
extirpation
rotting
festering
bad news
tough luck
boo-boo
hard luck
dire straits
bad break
rotten luck
hot water
thrashing
aggression
levelling
UK
disintegrating
razing
putridity
perishing
blight
degrading
befouling
dishonouring
UK
infection
battery
bashing
hammering
pounding
felling
travail
straits
withering
mortification
flogging
lashing
thwacking
belting
punching
pummelling
UK
impugnment
lambasting
injustice
ill-usage
problem
ruined goods
crashing
zapping
dynamiting
abolishing
invalidating
extinguishing
invalidation
dissolving
leveling
US
torpedoing
blasting
bombing
decadence
harassment
thumping
whacking
knocking
worry
gangrene
razing to the ground
breaking up
laying waste
pulling down
tearing down
rooting out
knocking down
blowing up
rottenness
fading
dishonoring
US
failing
woe
grievance
strain
misapplication
caries
demise
malice
spoilation
senescence
dying
decrease
consumption
rust
pummeled
US
misusage
misemployment
putridness
crash
knock
wasting away
downgrade
labefaction
subversion
comedown
topple
drop
tumble
wreck
slaughter
ill luck
carnage
ravagement
despoiling
break-up
falling to pieces
rack and ruin
more ❯
Verb
▲
To arouse intense anger in
infuriate
incense
offend
affront
enrage
anger
insult
madden
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
displease
provoke
rile
gall
vex
enflame
inflame
ire
nark
rankle
roil
aggrieve
appall
US
appal
UK
disgruntle
mad
wrong
be an affront to
give offence to
tick off
cause offence to
cause offense to
make indignant
steam up
burn up
boil over
fire up
whip up
make your blood boil
put someone's nose out of joint
annoy
irritate
exasperate
irk
upset
pique
aggravate
peeve
bug
bother
nettle
needle
miff
disturb
ruffle
hack off
distress
antagonize
US
disgust
shock
agitate
wind up
fret
antagonise
UK
trouble
gravel
put out
hurt
pain
chafe
rub up the wrong way
get to
drive up the wall
wound
make someone see red
get
dismay
worry
mortify
grate
pester
hassle
slight
get across
rattle
ride
spite
horrify
drive crazy
torment
persecute
sting
cut to the quick
depress
plague
grieve
eat
rasp
drive mad
gripe
frost
itch
disrespect
sicken
bum out
dis
repel
perturb
diss
give someone the hump
perplex
hack you off
discompose
put your back up
disquiet
empurple
harass
injure
cause offense
frustrate
exacerbate
umbrage
send into a rage
put down
tee off
stir up
rankle with
dump on
ruffle someone's feathers
shake up
get on your nerves
alarm
revolt
faze
get your goat
get your back up
nauseate
sadden
ail
disoblige
dissatisfy
slap
be offensive
discomfit
intimidate
excite
frighten
disconcert
tease
afflict
embarrass
slander
scare
dishearten
unnerve
astound
hound
embitter
chagrin
nag
turn off
rark
harry
hurt someone's feelings
eat at
get at
hump
get on someone's nerves
get someone's back up
put someone's back up
rub the wrong way
get in someone's hair
grate on
get someone's goat
make someone's hackles rise
make blood boil
get under someone's skin
get under one's skin
give someone a hard time
make you see red
agonize
US
jar
devastate
terrify
daunt
malign
abuse
petrify
harm
agonise
UK
dishonour
UK
zing
shake
defame
bait
goad
dog
cross
vilify
denigrate
libel
fluster
make unhappy
try
craze
molest
mither
bite
acerbate
discomfort
amaze
egg on
fuss
dishonor
US
unhinge
traumatize
US
damage
raise hell
distract
badger
burn
arouse
T-off
make someone's blood boil
gnaw at
crucify
give someone the pip
get someone's dander up
ask for it
bedevil
traumatise
UK
drive to distraction
rattle someone's cage
get on one's nerves
raise someone's hackles
drive bananas
get up someone's nose
get on someone's wick
raise your hackles
make your hackles rise
be a pain in the neck
be a thorn in someone's side
do in
get under skin
get one's goat
put somebody's nose out of joint
hurt one's feelings
incite
cut
irritate greatly
fester
make cross
make angry
disaffect
discontent
misplease
wing
curdle
disappoint
cool
sound
cap
jolt
floor
hack
cheese off
brown off
make you angry
cause annoyance to
cause resentment to
jar on
ruffle one's feathers
make one see red
play dirty
overwhelm
mist
drive round the twist
drive round the bend
chide
consternate
throw
affright
awe
gnaw
obsess
be like a red rag to a bull
put
confront
criticise
UK
dispraise
taunt
criticize
US
eat away at
repulse
discombobulate
discommode
excruciate
rub you up the wrong way
rile up
try your patience
try one's patience
rub one the wrong way
get under your skin
get a rise out of
eat up
bristle
concern
fog
fog up
mist up
cloud
cause anguish
cause suffering
be hurtful to
bleed
mourn
lambaste
nag at
cause sorrow
try someone's patience
get someone's hackles up
be a thorn in someone's flesh
grill
inflict trauma
deeply upset
knock for six
stress
boil
scar
give a zinger
give the cold shoulder
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
get someone
unsettle
blow up
hit where one lives
bully
victimize
US
confuse
anguish
mist over
cloud over
become misty
become misted
drive you crazy
make sore
lose one's temper
thumb nose at
terrorize
US
devil
pick on
knock for a loop
gross out
make miserable
torture
possess
shatter
confound
snub
heavy
drive you to distraction
make livid
startle
slur
humiliate
drive you out of your mind
drive you off your head
drive out of mind
make somebody's blood boil
drive you round the twist
drive somebody up the wall
get your dander up
drive you round the bend
get your hackles up
get the knife into
dragoon
single out
be on one's case
be on your back
pursue
make things hot for someone
expel
make it hot for someone
stick the knife into
victimise
UK
beat
hunt
hector
exile
terrorise
UK
cause suffering to
hagride
frazzle
distemper
undo
alarum
exercise
flurry
derail
harrow
mistreat
misrepresent
daze
derange
bewilder
tear to pieces
hurt the feelings of
turn one off
rouse
make uneasy
weird out
complicate
puzzle
intrude
tire
freak out
get in the way
interfere
give offence
be disagreeable
tread on someone's toes
distress greatly
hurt somebody's feelings
become covered with condensation
maltreat
oppress
ill-treat
cheat
ill-use
impugn
discredit
smear
calumniate
make your hair stand on end
impose upon
do wrong to
do injury to
do a disservice to
sin against
bad mouth
take advantage of
do the dirty on
trespass
kick in the teeth
do an injustice to
offend against
backbite
revile
decry
traduce
blackguard
disparage
blackball
lampoon
detract
belittle
condemn
asperse
belie
deprecate
disgrace
bad-mouth
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
abrade
give someone grief
be at
give a hard time
get in one's hair
mix up
give a bad time
beset
burden
rack
beleaguer
strain
niggle
curse
discountenance
haunt
besiege
weigh down
make anxious
discourage
dispirit
get in your hair
inconvenience
abash
make waves
incommode
tax
affect
blight
crush
lie heavy on
heckle
chivvy
pother
deject
nonplus
prick
get on your wick
work up
put off
get on somebody's nerves
assail
smite
stir
wring
wear on
nudge
demoralize
US
tantalize
US
dash
tantalise
UK
prod
spook
breathe down someone's neck
press
throw off balance
sour
make uncomfortable
demoralise
UK
cast down
weigh heavily on
make wretched
cause anguish to
disillusion
get across someone
grind
unman
tear
interrupt
chill
martyr
panic
keep on at
cause trouble to
preoccupy
break
sear
psych
get on nerves
importune
be a nuisance to
wear out
rattle one's cage
try the patience of
work on
put someone off their stroke
take aback
cause anxiety to
weigh on
be on the back of
shame
rib
chaff
browbeat
cramp
face
chivy
test
disrupt
attack
rally
stew
rag
bore
strike
wear
bum
cow
henpeck
despair
crab
haze
ridicule
quiz
impose on
weary
grizzle
stick in one's craw
flummox
carp at
move
motivate
disenchant
set one's teeth on edge
keep after
go on at
bend someone's ear
make discontented
muddle
dumbfound
deter
make fretful
hang up
louse up
get up your nose
hang over
infest
mystify
cut up
start
make despondent
grind at
get down
cause concern to
bring down
be a great weight on
cause discomfort to
flip out
indispose
work into lather
cause anxiety
prey on
psych out
let down
break one's heart
put a damper on
weigh heavily on one's mind
put on the spot
prey on someone's mind
do someone's head in
make a scene
set someone back on their heels
consume
get up somebody's nose
get on the wrong side of
ache
pinch
squeeze
compress
drive nuts
bedog
rattle someone's chain
get someone's wick
steam
spur
scorn
tangle
wig
tear away at
stress out
occupy
excoriate
disorder
cause disquiet to
macerate
noodge
despoil
foray
bullyrag
put your nose out of joint
foil
thwart
question
tweak
examine
put somebody's back up
stroke someone's hair the wrong way
push button
heat up
disarrange
dun
pall
sweat
fear
jangle
tatter
erode
fray
bruise
absorb
grab
attract
awake
quicken
goose
ignite
interest
unquiet
stretch
sap
drain
exhaust
be rude to
throw off
begrudge
grudge
surprise
snit
pet
tiff
huff
punish
bone
jerk around
be prey to
push one's buttons
jar upon
grate upon
be in someone's way
cause to panic
rend
sweat out
touch
wear upon
make restless
envenom
mess
arouse hostility in
set your teeth on edge
scour
wear down
roust
pressurize
US
run up the wrong way
paralyse
UK
rasp one's nerves
pressurise
UK
muddy
foul
thrill
give the business
resent
get even
cramp style
mess with
push someon's buttons
get on someone
turn
incapacitate
flip
debilitate
be a pest to
make someone scratch their head
occupy someone's thoughts
poison
alienate
recur
gut
do a number on
nit-pick
arouse anxiety in
strap
push buttons
make it tough for
push
desolate
be the victim of
entangle
hamper
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
lie heavily on
prey on your mind
pierce
aggress
accost
encroach
obtrude
mess with someone's head
wind somebody up
drive you up the wall
put someone out
put through wringer
set someone's teeth on edge
rage
wear away
paralyze
US
snafu
key up
turn on
lay up
come back to
stay with
be a weight on one's mind
be ever present
dampen spirits
bring one down
make nervous
overcharge
upset the apple cart
rock the boat
make blue
drag down
break the heart of
put into a funk
cause agony to
put the squeeze on
disadvantage
disorientate
lead someone a merry dance
play cat and mouse
rub salt in wound
make fed up
knock sideways
break in
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
lean on
jump on one's case
give one the business
set one off
set on
take a rise out of
impede
hinder
stump
furbelow
bluster
frill
fuddle
put pressure on
have had enough
become bored
exhaust someone's patience
grate at
lose patience
tire out
fall upon
fall on
deflate
humble
foul up
screw up
throw into a tizzy
give someone a turn
mess up
fill with consternation
put the wind up someone
muck up
chasten
grind on
bring pressure to bear on
start in on
scrape away
bite into
wear to shreds
put off his or her stride
worst
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
make self-conscious
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
take the wind out of someone's sails
be in someone's hair
give the needle
overawe
abase
make demands on
make severe demands on
put a strain on
scourge
niggle at
put into a flap
cause someone to lose their composure
throw into a tizz
intrude upon
get someone down
dish out
dish it out
give it to
stick it to
cause someone difficulty
discommodate
meddle
lie
make gloomy
make downhearted
gnaw away at
jaundice
empoison
make resentful
make bitter
be a burden to
throw into tizzy
be afflicted with
suffer from
be plagued with
be troubled by
make one's hackles rise
get on someone's case
be a problem to
put someone to trouble
dampen someone's hopes
droop
cause to lose heart
dampen
weigh
beat down
repress
prostrate
weigh heavily on someone's mind
make desolate
be blighted with
be burdened with
be bedevilled by
demean
degrade
put in a spot
give trouble
make someone go out of his way
make it tough
give someone bother
put to trouble
dash hopes
worsen
make turbid
shatter the illusions of
dash the hopes of
burst one's bubble
dampen the spirits of
take the heart out of
get one's comeuppance
take down
make someone eat humble pie
put someone to shame
put to shame
take down a peg
take the wind out
acidulate
estrange
make rancorous
bitter
venom
grip
visit
take
buffet
scold
berate
upbraid
foment
impassion
trigger
yowl
yammer
wail
moan
grump
kick
squawk
inveigh
whimper
carp
bleat
growl
murmur
yaup
croak
keen
yawp
whinge
maunder
beef
grouse
holler
mutter
grumble
kvetch
peck at
complain
squeal
caterwaul
whine
scream
grouch
repine
bellyache
instigate
animate
inspire
electrify
egg
urge
harp on at
moan at
grumble at
stimulate
prime
enthuse
galvanize
US
find fault with
moan on at
keep complaining to
kindle
vivify
encourage
enliven
set off
charge
pump up
elicit
rev up
pick at
find fault
take it out on
get on someone's back
kid
mock
deride
josh
galvanise
UK
activate
cause
charge up
energize
US
energise
UK
bring out
awaken
trigger off
commove
touch off
bring about
spark off
enkindle
pep up
joke
jive
razz
satirize
US
roast
banter
twit
wake up
feed the fire
intensify
gibe
guy
fun
chiack
slang
shuck
smoke
rot
sledge
spoof
slam
snap
satirise
UK
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
make fun of
jibe at
poke fun at
make sport of
swipe at
lead somebody on
pull someone's leg
make jokes about
put on
poke borak at
flirt with
have on
flout at
take the mickey out of
lead on
send up
make a monkey of
goof on
mess around
sling off at
poke mullock at
rag on
take the piss out of
be sarcastic about
pull somebody's leg
more ❯
“Ramsay Bolton's perverse actions would significantly
outrage
Jon Snow's sensibilities.”
Verb
▲
To arouse feelings of disgust in
disgust
revolt
shock
horrify
repel
offend
sicken
nauseate
appal
UK
scandalize
US
dismay
appall
US
scandalise
UK
displease
gross out
anger
upset
disturb
insult
knock for six
affront
dissatisfy
annoy
rattle
faze
pother
throw off balance
knock sideways
repulse
turn off
squick
pall
put off
disenchant
make shudder
abominate
reluct
bother
irk
pique
surfeit
cause aversion
be distasteful to
be repulsive to
be repugnant to
cause to feel nauseous
turn one's stomach
be repulsive
cloy on
make someone want to throw up
make one sick
offend morals of
fill with loathing
turn your stomach
stun
stagger
rock
disquiet
traumatize
US
astound
jolt
agitate
unsettle
amaze
shake
surprise
startle
disconcert
astonish
distress
floor
dumbfound
daze
throw
provoke
perturb
unnerve
stupefy
discompose
bewilder
dumfound
jar
flabbergast
paralyse
UK
abash
overcome
overwhelm
antagonize
US
electrify
traumatise
UK
thunderstrike
paralyze
US
antagonise
UK
numb
devastate
awe
give offence to
bowl over
take aback
shake up
knock out
raise someone's eyebrows
throw a curve
shake out of your complacency
set someone back on their heels
completely surprise
give a turn
give someone a turn
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
make someone's blood run cold
alarm
scare
frighten
daunt
sadden
discourage
concern
confound
discomfit
dispirit
dishearten
unman
panic
discountenance
dash
disappoint
trouble
ail
exercise
flurry
fuss
hagride
chill
spook
disillusion
alarum
frazzle
worry
vex
frustrate
distemper
distract
terrify
demoralize
US
undo
psych
chagrin
unhinge
discomfort
derail
affright
disgruntle
fluster
snafu
let down
weird out
freak out
nonplus
demoralise
UK
embarrass
perplex
mystify
depress
flummox
terrorise
UK
puzzle
terrorize
US
get to
mess up
foul up
screw up
fill with consternation
louse up
muck up
throw into a tizzy
put the wind up someone
more ❯
“Adam's bizarre and unscrupulous behavior as CEO of the company would
outrage
his investors.”
Verb
▲
To cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful
offend
affront
insult
upset
disrespect
slight
wound
dis
diss
put someone's back up
slap
disparage
put down
mock
ridicule
denigrate
deride
slur
belittle
sneer at
misbid
misrespect
scorn
pillory
contemn
rag
discount
despise
scoff at
treat with contempt
pooh-pooh
jibe at
poke fun at
make fun of
rag on
make jokes about
cut down
treat contemptuously
annoy
provoke
hurt
aggravate
mortify
taunt
malign
slander
humiliate
tease
libel
defame
dishonor
US
discredit
impugn
abuse
calumniate
irritate
disoblige
abase
revile
asperse
sledge
miscall
injure
derogate
jeer
pan
scoff
gird
debase
curse
blister
degrade
roast
slang
slam
dishonour
UK
give offence to
dump on
cause offence to
bad-mouth
trash-talk
be rude to
slag off
cut dead
treat disrespectfully
hurt someone's feelings
call names
cast aspersions on
step on one's toes
call someone names
cut to the quick
throw shade
more ❯
“A slew of disparaging news reports were deliberately written to
outrage
the nation's leader.”
Verb
▲
To ignore or disregard contemptuously
flout
scorn
deride
mock
defy
contravene
ridicule
violate
disobey
disregard
taunt
break
infringe
breach
ignore
jeer
disdain
sneer
spurn
gibe
insult
scoff
slight
scout
infract
despise
affront
repudiate
gird
quip
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
sneer at
go against
transgress against
fail to observe
fail to comply with
poke fun at
rebel against
refuse to obey
gibe at
kick against
fly in the face of
set at naught
commit a breach of
show contempt for
cock a snook at
make a fool of
take the piss out of
thumb nose at
treat with disdain
laugh in the face of
be in breach of
set one's face against
offend
transgress
overstep
fracture
traduce
encroach
resist
meddle
oppose
trespass
withstand
sin
contaminate
err
sacrilege
encroach upon
tease
not comply with
trample on
tamper with
torment
take no notice of
pay no heed to
provoke
ride
heckle
needle
goad
hassle
chaff
bait
rib
guy
revile
haze
rag
put down
get at
sledge
twit
dig
jab
tantalize
US
make sport of
twitter
criticise
UK
make fun of
reproach
rally
dump on
upbraid
lout
quiz
tantalise
UK
bother
swipe at
slam
criticize
US
slap
treat with contempt
jibe at
kid
razz
poke mullock at
satirize
US
josh
lampoon
disparage
pillory
take the mickey out of
skewer
contemn
rag on
wind up
jest
satirise
UK
shoot down
hold up to ridicule
burlesque
jibe
chiack
make jokes about
banter
pooh-pooh
belittle
be sarcastic about
laugh to scorn
goof on
fleer
heap scorn on
sling off at
flout at
knock
treat contemptuously
dismiss
disrespect
caricature
dis
detract
travesty
pan
roast
jive
jolly
jape
pour scorn on
make a monkey of
sniff at
look down on
hold in contempt
make a monkey out of
parody
snub
laugh
send up
joke
reject
boo
show up
humiliate
be scornful about
crack
decry
grin
underrate
swipe
leer
dump
snigger
hoot
hold up to shame
blow raspberries at
laugh out of court
show contempt
turn up one's nose
run down
rank out
sneeze at
give Bronx cheer
put on
quip at
rot
poke
denigrate
vilify
tear to pieces
buffoon
detract from
wind someone up
slur
snicker
smile
make cutting remarks about
be contemptuous of
say contemptuously
condemn
turn your nose up at
turn up your nose
curl one's lip at
fun at
do a number on
slag off
fool
discount
disbelieve
discredit
fun
make light of
fleer at
scout at
dig at
bite one's thumb at
yuck
gag
yuk
wisecrack
hoax
hector
shuck
curl one's lip
have on
play a practical joke
fool around
spoof
fool about
play a prank
abuse
rebuff
shun
catcall
hiss
interrupt
high-hat
snoot
diss
barrack
be above
be contemptuous about
misprize
disesteem
fail
vilipend
shout disapproval
shout down
shout at
spit on
refuse
refute
piss over
confute
renounce
avoid
abhor
hate
piss on
trash
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
blow raspberries
whistle at
snipe
catcall at
curl your lip at
consider beneath one
turn nose up at
turn up your nose at
give the Bronx cheer to
consider beneath you
spit in the face of
look down upon
turn down
turn back on
spit in the eye of
call names
poke fun
give someone a hard time
make a crack
brush off
have contempt for
refuse to acknowledge
have no use for
face
confront
beard
brave
outface
outbrave
brazen
dare
breast
repulse
stick
venture
meet head-on
rebel
outdare
take on
front
call someone's bluff
stand up to
make my day
square up to
hurl defiance at
hang tough
put up a fight against
stick fast
fly in face of
take a stand against
take one on
hold out against
mimic
raz
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
make a game of
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
pull one's leg
rail at
make a laughing-stock
more ❯
Verb
▲
To treat (something sacred) with irreverence or disrespect
violate
desecrate
defile
profane
deface
abuse
blaspheme
damage
debase
degrade
pollute
vandalise
UK
vandalize
US
befoul
destroy
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
trash
treat sacrilegiously
treat with disrespect
ravish
force
assault
rape
despoil
sexually assault
spoil
force oneself on
contaminate
pervert
commit sacrilege
infect
sack
desolate
prostitute
waste
depredate
pillage
devastate
spoliate
ravage
devour
insult
blaspheme against
mess up
molest
date-rape
gang-rape
commit sacrilege against
make lose face
lay waste to
bed
ruin
seduce
deflower
abuse sexually
have one's evil way with
interfere with
debauch
harm
have one's way with
take advantage of
force yourself on
sexually abuse
take away someone's innocence
indecently assault
corrupt
deprave
poison
vitiate
warp
sully
demoralize
US
abase
bastardize
US
canker
demoralise
UK
bastardise
UK
mar
demean
subvert
cheapen
blight
taint
deteriorate
lessen
betray
stain
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
make degenerate
besmirch
wreck
disfeature
make impure
ransack
plunder
mutilate
lure
lead astray
raid
bestialize
tarnish
touch
darken
blemish
loot
reave
go bad
go to hell
live in the gutter
attack
maraud over
deceive
lay waste
compromise
prejudice
water down
devalue
weaken
misuse
voodoo
scorn
hoodoo
curse
revile
darn
vice
cuss
tar
mock
mudsling
flame
swear
be evil
talk dirty
commit sin
do wrong
put double whammy on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To put down or control by cruelty or force
oppress
abuse
subjugate
suppress
crush
maltreat
persecute
subdue
enslave
repress
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
wrong
hegemonize
ill-treat
master
overcome
overpower
overwhelm
exploit
scourge
subject
keep down
treat harshly
aggrieve
annoy
be brutal to
be cruel to
beset
coerce
despotize
distress
dominate
encumber
force
grind down
handicap
harass
harry
hold down
hound
overload
overthrow
plague
press
ride
rule
rule over
saddle
smother
strain
tax
torment
torture
trample
tyrranize
vex
worry
hold sway over
put down
trample on
trample underfoot
tyrannize over
beat down
pick on
put upon
ride roughshod over
walk all over
bring to heel
put screws to
weigh heavy upon
bring someone to their knees
bring under the yoke
put the squeeze on
rule with a rod of iron
rule with an iron hand
quell
conquer
vanquish
quash
defeat
squash
squelch
devastate
destroy
floor
keep under
reduce
lick
prostrate
rout
trounce
extinguish
whelm
break
clobber
silence
swamp
crack down on
triumph over
stop
hammer
overmaster
keep under thumb
stamp out
gain mastery over
slap down
snuff out
snow under
clamp down on
put an end to
put a stop to
wipe the floor with
get the better of
weaken
intimidate
domineer over
yoke
keep in subjection
keep under one's thumb
keep in submission
tread
disfranchise
deprive
hobble
disenfranchise
tread on
wreck
tame
get hooks into
obliterate
ruin
quelch
kill
ice
strangle
take away someone's human rights
subordinate
colonize
US
humble
pacify
force down
blot out
bear down on
blow away
end
underyoke
triumph
compel
enthrall
US
contain
gain ascendancy over
enthral
UK
colonise
UK
gain control of
bear down
hold sway
kick around
nip in the bud
gain control over
reel back in
bring to knees
beat
best
tank
prevail over
drub
undo
surmount
thrash
outdo
excel
stuff
outclass
outstrip
surpass
dispatch
worst
take
upend
demolish
overbear
curb
slaughter
weather
skunk
get
survive
overmatch
down
whip
crucify
paste
be victorious
knock out
walk over
knock socks off
take to the cleaners
shock
outlive
prevail
do down
win over
rise above
run rings around
throw
own
get around
render incapable
stun
drown
render powerless
hurdle
be victorious over
come out on top
come out on top of
render
win
make mincemeat of
knock over
shellac
gain a victory over
blow out of the water
win against
render helpless
cream
annihilate
murder
blow out
massacre
trim
flatten
total
smash
control
pulverize
US
pound
wipe out
slam
beat hollow
overrun
pulverise
UK
give someone a drubbing
turn inside out
overturn
cane
defeat utterly
finish
trash
upset
subvert
wax
unseat
outplay
give someone a hiding
shut down
pip at the post
torpedo
marmalize
bulldoze
zap
wallop
whomp
win a resounding victory over
lambaste
put paid to
chasten
bury
oust
restrain
depose
stagger
bridle
topple
immobilize
US
drop
overshadow
check
dethrone
immobilise
UK
outwit
waste
skin
top
thwart
get the upper hand over
sink
frustrate
transcend
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
supplant
put away
exceed
better
eradicate
discomfit
outrun
deck
take care of
outperform
tan
checkmate
abolish
get over
bring down
terminate
outshine
get under control
edge out
take it all
KO
cut to pieces
remove from power
remove from office
bring to ruin
bring to their knees
do away with
wipe off map
go one better than
do better than
put in their place
knock off
put in the shade
get a grip on
cripple
undermine
enfeeble
scatter
dispel
solve
muller
humiliate
outsmart
defeat heavily
defeat easily
stifle
disable
give someone a pasting
quench
unthrone
uncrown
whop
whup
tromp
bomb
dust
whap
smoke
demoralise
UK
astonish
demoralize
US
render speechless
blast
take down
beat up
outfight
shoot down
govern
manage
regulate
drive off
unhorse
eclipse
extirpate
knock for six
direct
command
cap
repulse
larrup
scuttle
hunt
get rid of
do in
bring under control
get control of
deal with
overtop
trump
hush up
queer
put the lid on
sit on
put the kibosh on
outmatch
outgun
make a fool of
give a hiding
get one up on
gain the advantage over
tower over
overtake
hose
outdistance
shoot ahead of
knock spots off
outrival
be better than
improve on
put to rout
blow out of water
put to flight
shut out
clean up on
beat back
throw back in confusion
bust
foil
gain the upper hand over
circumvent
flog
steamroll
whack
get the upper hand
override
confound
pommel
whitewash
discipline
slay
edge
powder
route
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
entrap
outjump
flax
outflank
butcher
ambush
deny
succeed over
work over
plow under
sweep
nose out
run rings round
finish off
mow down
win a victory over
run roughshod over
carry the day
get last laugh
take the cake
win through
be the victor
win out
gain a victory
take the prize
prevail against
be successful
come first
gain mastery of
take the honours
win hands down
take the crown
take to cleaners
roll back
remove
level
punish
abase
pwn
pick apart
displace
defenestrate
disestablish
dissolve
raze
mortify
tip
liquidate
exterminate
purge
tumble
bring low
knock down
bring about the downfall of
blank
stretch
shellack
dumbfound
overawe
take out
bowl over
shut off
roll over
lay one out
more ❯
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▲
To inflict emotional or physical harm or distress upon
mistreat
abuse
misuse
ill-treat
ill-use
maltreat
harm
injure
manhandle
molest
maul
mishandle
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
bully
beat
hit
hurt
knock around
strike
wrong
handle roughly
knock about
persecute
treat badly
treat roughly
backbite
bash
chop
kick around
mess over
oppress
rip
roughhouse
rough up
total
trash
wax
wound
beat up
do over
bung up
do wrong
dump on
mess up
push around
shake up
give black eye
give the shaft
profane
prostitute
misemploy
pervert
misapply
exploit
desecrate
corrupt
mismanage
misappropriate
blow
run through
cut up
go through
waste
torment
victimize
US
harass
victimise
UK
take apart
damage
spoil
taint
neglect
batter
harry
torture
misdirect
misallocate
put down
manipulate
dissipate
overwork
overburden
overtax
exhaust
squander
take advantage of
be cruel to
pick on
push
pull
deprave
defile
hustle
jostle
shove
pollute
use inexpertly
paw
impair
roust
mangle
handle
bundle
slap around
humiliate
violate
spite
antagonize
US
insult
provoke
belittle
mock
taunt
abase
aggravate
deride
intimidate
dishonor
US
harrow
tyrannize
US
browbeat
hound
menace
distress
domineer
scare
subjugate
tyrranize
aggrieve
martyrize
antagonise
UK
impose on
do an injustice to
martyr
dishonour
UK
overbear
cow
dominate
threaten
terrorize
US
overwhelm
overpower
hector
frighten
step on the toes of
tyrannise
UK
terrorise
UK
play the heavy with
push about
treat harshly
ride roughshod over
walk all over
be brutal to
bloody
give no quarter
go for jugular
lay a bad trip on
hit where one lives
anguish
traumatize
US
agonise
UK
agonize
US
do violence to
traumatise
UK
inflict suffering on
inflict pain on
disserve
trample on
cause injury to
cause pain to
incommode
inconvenience
lash out at
discommode
lay a finger on
cross up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive
pervert
distort
twist
warp
abuse
misuse
falsify
misinterpret
misrepresent
bend
garble
misapply
corrupt
divert
misconstrue
colour
UK
color
US
cook
deflect
fudge
misemploy
misrelate
misstate
profane
prostitute
slant
subvert
adulterate
alloy
alter
animalize
brainwash
change
cut
desecrate
doctor
fake
mistreat
ruin
salt
seduce
spike
spoil
steer
veer
water
doctor up
phony up
manipulate
misreport
belie
put a spin on
tamper with
misquote
massage
bias
disguise
take out of context
quote out of context
trump up
fiddle
confuse
tinker with
skew
interfere with
embroider
embellish
fix
exaggerate
rig
overstate
muddle
forge
mistranslate
influence
mishandle
mangle
lie
con
misrender
exploit
juggle
mislead
give a false account of
fiddle with
prejudice
misappropriate
obscure
conceal
spin
angle
snow
promote
equivocate
palter
prevaricate
strain
fabricate
deceive
overdraw
mismanage
cloak
mask
ill-use
miscolor
magnify
give a false idea of
pad
airbrush
gloss over
jumble
counterfeit
blur
slur
mutilate
mix up
invent
tamper
twist around
misarticulate
debase
put the wrong slant on
misattribute
quote
vitiate
mold
US
shape
mould
UK
train
concentrate
focus
aim
direct
point
patch
give a false impression of
quote incorrectly
contravene
four-flush
contort
traverse
gloss
deacon
fib
deprave
defile
cook up
flimflam
diddle
finagle
overdo
dramatize
US
enhance
varnish
dress up
fake it
frame up
hyperbolize
taint
pollute
put words in somebody's mouth
poison
put on an act
cover
impair
cook the books
romanticise
UK
dramatise
UK
romanticize
US
dissipate
embezzle
waste
squander
steal
defalcate
parody
modify
transform
revamp
edit
amend
revise
rework
veil
occult
suppress
blanket
shroud
hide
screen
enshroud
curtain
travesty
elaborate on
take advantage of
cheese
blarney
beard
stretch
pirate
dress
puff
make bad use of
blot out
paper over
mess about with
make changes to
make adjustments to
make alterations to
meddle with
blow smoke
pass off
cover up
build up
deteriorate
wind
scam
knot
crush
melt
decline
whitewash
curve
writhe
slump
gnarl
sag
deviate
collapse
engineer
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
gerrymander
swindle
arrange
trick
put one on
make out like
arrange fraudulently
ill-treat
maltreat
mock up
manhandle
injure
molest
bully
harm
brutalize
US
maul
hit
beat
hurt
knock around
persecute
strike
wrong
knock about
handle roughly
treat roughly
treat badly
kick around
rough up
mess over
blow
brutalise
UK
do over
beat up
go through
cut up
shake up
run through
mess up
masquerade
dissimulate
camouflage
overemphasize
US
affect
amplify
inflate
downplay
overestimate
minimize
US
overstress
extenuate
veneer
overplay
emphasize
US
catastrophize
enlarge
exalt
sugarcoat
minimise
UK
put on
hike
boost
brag
boast
heighten
expand
de-emphasize
hush up
soft-pedal
keep secret
overemphasise
UK
emphasise
UK
lay it on thick
draw a veil over
sweep something under the rug
keep dark
sweep something under the carpet
blow out of proportion
make a mountain out of a molehill
make too much of
blow up out of all proportion
tilt
tip
weight
slope
misshape
weigh
trim
rearrange
shuffle
change round
throw off balance
perform magic
overvalue
aggrandize
touch up
varnish over
give a false picture of
over-elaborate
elaborate
oversell
pretend
overpitch
add colour
lay on
lay it on with a shovel
pile it on
make a federal case of
draw the longbow
big up
up
caricature
stretch the truth
pile it on about
shoot a line
pyramid
lay it on with a trowel
romance
pretty up
make a big thing of
lay it on with a trowel about
intensify
go to extremes
blow something out of all proportion
make a production out of
make a drama out of a crisis
lay it on thick about
loud talk
overexaggerate
paint
smear
deal rapidly with
white
distemper
decorate
liberate
sweep under the carpet
vindicate
make light of
whiten
pull a veil over
blanch
launder
daub
treat as unimportant
exonerate
sweep under the rug
falsely represent
dissemble
make a pretense of
feign
secrete
bluff
simulate
pass someone off
sham
emphasize too much
make a big thing out of
blow up
draw the long bow
play up
put up a smoke screen
put on a false front
keep quiet about
keep a lid on
put on a front
put up a front
be dishonest about
give a false identity to
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