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What is another word for
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Verb
To betray someone's trust
To inform on someone (to the authorities)
To have run out, or be depleted, of (stock)
To abandon or betray one's principles
Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself
Withdraw from an obligation or commitment
To give up or renounce one's position or belief
Terminate business operations
To decrease the value, character, or quality of
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
To defy or be disloyal to someone
Noun
The action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person
A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment
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Verb
▲
To betray someone's trust
betray
desert
double-cross
be disloyal to
be unfaithful to
stab in the back
break faith with
play someone false
break one's promise to
backstab
two-time
cross
sell down the river
go back on
be disloyal
be unfaithful
play Judas
trick
deceive
let down
turn against
turn traitor
cheat
mislead
defraud
swindle
fail
con
do the dirty on
stitch up
attack indirectly
backbite
take in
commit treason
smear
slander
break promise
knife in the back
dupe
be a Judas to
doublecross
pool
pimp on
attack
bite the hand that feeds one
break faith
give someone a Judas kiss
be treacherous to
sell the pass
bite the hand that feeds you
walk out on
break trust
break with
cuckold
victimize
US
victimise
UK
play away
take advantage of
burn
be dishonest
step out
hoodwink
sting
cozen
split
juggle
illude
scam
beguile
double deal
four-flush
sell
humbug
bluff
fleece
bilk
stiff
sucker
diddle
gyp
rook
do
flimflam
hustle
skin
bleed
screw
gaff
fool
bamboozle
fiddle
shortchange
hose
mulct
squeeze
stick
hoax
gull
chisel
short
delude
euchre
skunk
ream
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
snooker
nobble
beat
finagle
exploit
shaft
have
snow
milk
chicane
bunco
gouge
rob
sandbag
goldbrick
take
rush
fudge
shuck
trim
blench
lirt
rogue
belirt
crib
rip off
pull a fast one on
give the shaft
fast talk
double-deal
take out
break the rules
lead up the garden path
rope in
pull one's leg
pull a swifty on
do in
short-change
give someone a bum steer
take for a ride
jerk around
screw over
give bum steer
do a number on
shake down
put one over on
more ❯
“I often think about Jigger's undying pledge to his country, and even in its most pathetic and crude form, he would never
sell out
his country or his people.”
Verb
▲
To inform on someone (to the authorities)
rat
finger
shop
pool
inform on
tell on
inform against
rat out
squeal on
grass on
stitch up
blow the whistle on
peach on someone
pimp on
do the dirty on
sell down the river
drop a dime on
drop the dime on
rat on
stab in the back
inform
betray
blow the whistle
squeal
give away
tell
split on
snitch
report
sneak
grass
split
tell tales on
snitch on
peach
be disloyal to
put the finger on
dob in
put someone's pot on
denounce
squeak
sing
spill the beans
clype
sneak on
shelf
delate
tell tales
fink on
expose
blab
tattle
turn in
talk
fink
be disloyal
squeak on
act as an informer
clype on
dob on
break faith with
be unfaithful to
grass up
job
dob
pimp
tattletale
tell all
tell tales about
point the bone at
turn informer
hand over
spill your guts
blow the gaff
be a Judas to
squawk
weasel
set up
turn over
leak
give someone away
rat someone out
spill the beans on
sing about
be a mole
do the dirty
tout
drop the dime
spill the beans about
be an insider
drop a dime
give up
inculpate
incriminate
double-cross
nark
tell the police about
tell the authorities about
give someone a Judas kiss
turn King's evidence
turn Queen's evidence
confess
stool
let the cat out of the bag
finger someone
shop someone
deliver up
turn state's evidence
sell
dime
tip
notify
leak to
appoint
point the finger at
point to
tip off
delate on
accuse
make a charge against
make a complaint against
tattle on
be untrue to
fail
let down
cheat
deceive
disappoint
scream
scritch
sound
whine
shrill
cry
play someone false
crack
reveal all
come clean
give it up
speak up
reveal
speak out
dish the dirt
give the game away
dish
divulge information
tell the facts
reveal information
make sharp
more ❯
“He comes to the grim realization that his father is a man willing to
sell out
his business partner in order to save himself.”
Verb
▲
To have run out, or be depleted, of (stock)
be depleted
be exhausted
be unavailable
have none left
run out
be bought up
be snapped up
be cleaned out of
be fresh out of
be out of stock
be out of stock of
have run out of
have sold all one's …
“The festival's tickets would
sell out
within twenty-four hours of their release.”
Verb
▲
To abandon or betray one's principles
debase oneself
degrade oneself
demean oneself
play someone false
sacrifice oneself
betray your principles
be untrue to oneself
sell your soul
cave in
go over to the other side
abandon one's principles
betray one's cause
betray one's ideals
grift
prostitute
hustle
“It's a sad state of affairs that you would
sell out
for a few extra bucks.”
Verb
▲
Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself
sell down the river
betray
cheat
defraud
double-cross
dupe
hoodwink
swindle
trick
con
deceive
diddle
do
exploit
sell
stab in the back
take advantage of
take for a ride
bamboozle
bilk
finagle
fleece
rip off
two-time
cross
be unfaithful to
be disloyal to
stitch up
backstab
mislead
cozen
sting
victimize
US
break faith with
play someone false
let down
go back on
victimise
UK
do the dirty on
stiff
sucker
gyp
rook
flimflam
bleed
skin
fail
stick
gull
scam
snooker
shaft
pull a fast one on
illude
chicane
be unfaithful
lead up the garden path
play Judas
pull a swifty on
goldbrick
short-change
give someone a bum steer
be disloyal
take in
rob
put one over on
burn
gouge
hustle
screw
shortchange
fiddle
hose
gaff
squeeze
mulct
short
chisel
skunk
ream
euchre
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
beat
beguile
overcharge
milk
backbite
smear
slander
have
rope in
turn traitor
do in
attack indirectly
jerk around
turn against
shake down
rush
plunder
be a Judas to
knife in the back
fool
hoax
play away
cuckold
be dishonest
step out
delude
be untrue to
disappoint
give the shaft
trim
fast talk
double-deal
sandbag
blench
lirt
take out
break the rules
pull one's leg
rogue
shuck
take
snow
screw over
bunco
belirt
fudge
give bum steer
do a number on
crib
rat on
give away
double deal
four-flush
humbug
split
juggle
bluff
pool
pimp on
attack
break promise
desert
commit treason
doublecross
take to the cleaners
sell a pup
sell a bill of goods
clip
despoil
soak
steal
run a game on
do someone dirty
pilfer
abuse
heist
use
filch
hornswoggle
string along
misinform
outwit
misguide
fake out
suck in
spoof
have on
gammon
buffalo
catch
kid
swizzle
sharp
sell a pup to
overreach
entrap
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
pull the wool over someone's eyes
outfox
inveigle
lead on
circumvent
outsmart
manipulate
gazump
seduce
impose on
pull a fast one
embezzle
fox
sell a bill of goods to
wring
set up
ensnare
befool
extort
outslick
jive
outthink
prey on
lure
lead down the garden path
baffle
juke
swizz
suck dry
make a fool of
lead astray
wangle
blackmail
wheedle
caboodle
outjockey
outplay
outdo
trap
defeat
jockey
catch out
fake
outguess
top
misuse
disinform
outgeneral
goose
worst
jip
confuse
cap
bewilder
do out of
mousetrap
lie to
put on
get the better of
end run
figure out
play on
walk all over
cajole
intimidate
thwart
charge too much
wrest
force
play
sweet-talk
take to cleaners
frame
tempt
entice
out-think
enslave
wrench
gip
finesse
impose upon
bully
bait
pull fast one
do someone in the eye
distort
pull
ill-treat
lie
walk over
run rings round
treat unfairly
step on
be cleverer than
make rings round
lead up garden path
play for a sucker
cash in on
live off the backs of
ill-use
throw dust in someone's eyes
play trick on
withhold rights from
steal a march on
duck
weasel
dodge
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
jiggle
fraud
rip-off
surcharge
dispossess
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
impose
pigeon
molest
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
baulk
UK
fine
balk
US
forfeit
bilk of
extract
play dirty
frustrate
ruin
foil
grift
stump
dust
pauperize
impoverish
harass
hound
outperform
be sold a pup
expel
fix
strong-arm
put the screws to
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
suck the life out of
welsh
throw
trip up
hook
falsify
sway
contrive
coax
cuck
cheat on
impress
take for
cross up
terrorize
US
pick on
do number on
sham
wind up
best
overcome
blag
play joke on
beat out of
take for ride
bleed dry
bias
pull wool over
sucker into
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
make a sucker of
go one better than
flam
play a trick on
play for a fool
pull someone's leg
cuckoldize
play a practical joke on
play-act
con out of
misdirect
enchant
entrance
charm
attract
gaslight
hocus-pocus
dump on
prey upon
play upon
misstate
prevaricate
hypnotize
US
woo
bewitch
dazzle
blind
mesmerize
US
captivate
spellbind
be inconstant to
play games with
psych out
win over
terrorise
UK
tear from
bleed someone of something
doublespeak
misrepresent
soft-soap
steal someone blind
rook out of
pervert
bunk
propagandize
US
fabricate
decoy
allure
solicit
entangle
enmesh
propagandise
UK
butter up
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
hypnotise
UK
mesmerise
UK
shave
horn
put horns on
hornify
put on the wrong track
put on an act
cover up
wrong steer
put on false front
bait and switch
double-talk
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put up smoke screen
give the wrong impression
twist around your little finger
exact
crowd
swag
graft
boodle
loot
mistreat
patronise
UK
capitalize on
profit from
treat lightly
take liberties with
trifle with
maltreat
leverage
trade on
control
play with
target
patronize
US
use for one's own ends
coerce
oppress
hack
machinate
maneuver
US
rig
manoeuvre
UK
rack
give the business
take advantage of somebody
affect
doctor
engineer
influence
demand
ice
secure
pinch
get
obtain
mastermind
cook
worm something out of someone
put the bite on someone for
blackmail someone for
hold up
obtain under duress
obtain by force
put screws to
obtain by threats
make pay through nose
obtain by threat
put the arm on
game
interfere with
find a loophole in
tinker with
fudge with
fiddle with
exploit a loophole in
tamper with
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Verb
▲
Withdraw from an obligation or commitment
bail out
sell
withdraw
quit
retreat
sell up
abandon ship
give up
beat a retreat
Verb
▲
To give up or renounce one's position or belief
apostatize
desert
abandon
backslide
defect
reject
renege
renounce
stray
tergiversate
break faith
change sides
turn traitor
fall away from
quit
forsake
turn
walk out on
abscond
leave
revolt
rebel
depart
go
decamp
escape
repudiate
tergiverse
go over
shift one's ground
turn one's coat
go back on
rat on
go over the fence
run out
pull out
rat
spurn
withdraw
change loyalties
change allegiances
secede from
go over to the enemy
go AWOL
be apostate
back out
take a walk
revolt against
disown
disinherit
discard
eschew
dump
shun
apostacize
cast off
cut off
give up
cast aside
divorce oneself from
have nothing more to do with
throw off
have done with
leave off
wash your hands of
throw over
toss over
divert
retract
change your mind
disavow
abjure
negative
disclaim
refute
disacknowledge
deny
contradict
gainsay
negate
forswear
disallow
recant
disconfirm
refuse
oust
disaffirm
decline
revoke
disprofess
rebut
reverse
nix
reprobate
disapprove
pass
deselect
banish
throw out
balk at
turn down
pass up
have no more truck with
cut out of will
cut off without a penny
turn your back on
annul
turn back on
renig
welsh
impugn
weasel out of
go back on your word
drop out
worm out of
abandon belief
go over to the other side
betray
abdicate
relinquish
ditch
abnegate
drop
dismiss
cancel
divorce
renege on
end relations with
send packing
refuse to acknowledge
toss aside
write off
shrug off
divest
refuse to recognize
exclude
disaffiliate
bereave
defect from
deprive
exheridate
evict
dispossess
opt out
cop out
violate oath
resign from
jump ship
neglect
cut out
leave penniless
cut off without a cent
rescind
rebuff
cast
dishonor
US
demur
default
shed
lay aside
flush
dishonour
UK
be against
break with
not accept
fly in the face of
more ❯
Verb
▲
Terminate business operations
close out
close
close down
complete
conclude
end
finish
shut
terminate
wind up
wrap up
liquidate
round off
round out
close the books
terminate the account
close the door on
annul
dissolve
disband
put into liquidation
break up
shut down
bankrupt
cease
stop
bring to a close
discontinue
halt
come to an end
break off
bring to an end
expire
elapse
quit
draw to a close
culminate
let up
leave off
lapse
pass
dead-end
wind down
wink out
die
be over
consummate
desist
finish off
determine
end up
cut short
knock off
settle
drop
come to a close
climax
get done
belay
call it a day
sew up
pack in
wrap
lay off
cut off
top off
call a halt to
go
finalize
US
come to a halt
axe
UK
suspend
run out
pack it in
die down
adjourn
cancel
call off
break
abort
abolish
can
crown
finalise
UK
desist from
scratch
run down
ax
US
put an end to
bring to a conclusion
cut out
give up
ultimate
put the lid on
scrub
phase out
pull the plug on
shut off
give over
put a stop to
bring to a end
pack up
top
eliminate
extinguish
bring to an untimely end
wrap-up
lead up to
build up to
reach a finale
come to a head
discharge
accomplish
cut loose
result
fold up
button down
be put to bed
prorogue
recess
turn out
put a lid on
be brought to an end
cap
turn out to be
button up
clear
intermit
surcease
refrain
fail
bring to a halt
bring to a stop
cut it out
stay
quit cold turkey
back off
call it quits
refrain from
clinch
come to a conclusion
fold
hang up
carry out
shutter
carry through
round up
bring to fruition
set the seal on
put a period to
bring down curtain
play out
cinch
draw to close
put to bed
tie up loose ends
be through with
come to the end
finish up
do
clean up
resolve
scrap
withdraw gradually
replace gradually
eliminate gradually
remove gradually
ease off
weed out
get rid of by stages
pull the plug
get shut of
relinquish
nip in the bud
knock something on the head
interrupt
sunder
get shot of
switch off
put paid to
give the chop
dispose of
come to a stop
pause
come to a standstill
stop dead
draw to a halt
come to rest
fade away
peter out
die out
die away
fizzle out
cool it
run its course
reach a standstill
stop in your tracks
collapse
stand
hold
more ❯
Verb
▲
To decrease the value, character, or quality of
prostitute
pervert
corrupt
debase
degrade
deprave
demean
warp
vitiate
subvert
abase
debauch
profane
cheapen
poison
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
deteriorate
lessen
canker
misuse
devalue
lower
abuse
misemploy
misapply
betray
waste
squander
sacrifice
sell
be untrue to oneself
disgrace
shame
humiliate
humble
discredit
chasten
dishonor
US
sink
smirch
foul
mortify
dishonour
UK
denigrate
belittle
disparage
derogate
diminish
depreciate
minimize
US
undervalue
minimise
UK
take down
beat down
abandon one's principles
drag down
defile
pollute
contaminate
bestialize
brutalize
US
desecrate
ruin
brutalise
UK
distort
violate
taint
sully
spoil
make degenerate
lead astray
embitter
adulterate
seduce
bemean
cast down
twist
misinterpret
garble
misrepresent
undermine
bend
misconstrue
damage
colour
UK
reduce
demote
blaspheme
despoil
color
US
infect
dilute
befoul
animalize
stain
alloy
outrage
treat with disrespect
commit sacrilege
lower the status of
confound
weaken
skew
harm
tarnish
soil
impair
depress
downgrade
lure
rot
blemish
mongrelize
go bad
stoop
descend
go to hell
live in the gutter
blight
consume
rust
inflict
crawl
worsen
reduce in value
subjugate
bias
cripple
prejudice
reduce in quality
corrode
envenom
blacken
bring down
bring low
turn
dump on
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
jaundice
debilitate
devaluate
sour
scourge
ulcer
sore
degenerate
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
waste away
scorn
hoodoo
revile
vice
cuss
flame
swear
voodoo
curse
darn
tar
trash
mock
mudsling
vandalize
US
falsify
deface
depredate
treat sacrilegiously
sack
destroy
pillage
ravage
devour
insult
desolate
devastate
spoliate
misappropriate
commit sin
do wrong
be evil
talk dirty
vandalise
UK
blaspheme against
divert
make lose face
commit sacrilege against
lay waste to
mess up
misrelate
slant
misstate
fudge
deflect
cook
put double whammy on
exploit
mishandle
injure
dissipate
embezzle
mismanage
steal
defalcate
mistreat
cut
salt
spike
steer
change
fake
alter
veer
water
brainwash
doctor
dehumanize
US
dehumanise
UK
put down
cut down to size
bring shame to
shoot down
run down
take down a peg
cut down
tear down
phony up
doctor up
make bad use of
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▲
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
compromise
endanger
imperil
jeopardise
UK
jeopardize
US
undermine
weaken
prejudice
threaten
harm
expose
hazard
injure
menace
risk
damage
implicate
adventure
jeopard
peril
venture
place in danger
do harm to
expose to danger
gamble with
put at risk
put in danger
be detrimental to
lay open
leave defenseless
leave vulnerable
pose a threat to
put in jeopardy
put under suspicion
be a danger to
chance
gamble
stake
bet
wager
put on the line
dare
speculate
jeopardy
put someone's life on the line
lay on the line
lay bare
skate on thin ice
take a plunge
play with fire
subject to loss
make liable
be careless with
expose to risk
leave unprotected
subject to
be prejudicial to
tempt fate
drive a nail into the coffin of
go out of one's depth
run the chance
run the risk of
leave to luck
leap before looking
run the risk
hang by a thread
be caught short
guess
suggest
ask
propose
presume
suppose
try
submit
go for broke
throw out
go out on limb
take a chance
take a chance with
brave
play
assay
challenge
go out on a limb
gamble on
take the liberty
take the liberty of
take a crack at
stick your neck out
experiment with
make a stab at
have a fling at
bully
intimidate
scare
alarm
frighten
terrorize
US
browbeat
cow
terrify
torment
portend
lower
bad-eye
bother
chill
spook
loom
terrorise
UK
impend
issue threats to
push around
scare hell out of
utter threats to
pick on
whip around
put heat on
lean on
tempt
chance on
essay
advance
proffer
tempt fortune
toss up
cast lots
draw lots
roll the dice
opine
conjecture
surmise
volunteer
take shot in the dark
put eggs in one basket
put it on the line
try one's luck with
put forward
subject
make subject
make vulnerable
jeopardize by
lay open to
put in jeopardy of
imperil by
endanger by
leave open
put in harm's way
leave unprotected from
put at risk of
invest
punt
play
plunge
spec
wildcat
take a risk
take a venture
make book
play the market
pour money into
have a flutter
take risks
take a flier
take a fling
margin up
risk doing
go ahead
make bold to
attempt
have the temerity
pluck up
be bold
pluck up courage
take the risk
make so bold as
have the nerve
have the effrontery
try your hand
go so far as
take the liberty of doing
have the cheek
make bold
undertake
be brave enough
have the guts
hazard doing
be so bold as
take heart
face up to
brave doing
have the audacity
have the courage
endeavour
UK
be so bold
endeavor
US
take a flyer
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▲
To defy or be disloyal to someone
cross
oppose
resist
defy
betray
contradict
backstab
controvert
gainsay
stand up to
take issue with
double-cross
take a stand against
take on
two-time
argue with
fly in the face of
have bone to pick
put up a fight against
quarrel with
stab in the back
vie against
take wind out of sails
set your face against
deny
counter
dispute
fight
contest
confront
combat
challenge
rebut
withstand
refute
attack
be against
battle
thwart
repudiate
face
disagree with
disaffirm
obstruct
negate
negative
fight against
object to
contend with
buck
disclaim
disallow
disown
reject
disconfirm
disavow
go against
struggle against
disprove
reverse
argue
disagree
strive against
be in opposition to
contravene
confute
face down
impugn
call in question
take a stand
traverse
meet head-on
rebel against
cancel
dare
question
thumbs down
say the opposite of
withsay
withspeak
counteract
refuse to accept
cancel out
undermine
differ
explode
debunk
discredit
declare untrue
dissent from
shoot down
naysay
shoot full of holes
shoot down in flames
brush aside
counterattack
bar
block
check
prevent
dislike
hinder
be anti
disapprove of
repel
oppugn
be hostile to
take
argue against
gainstay
protest
assail
assault
disapprove
dissent
neutralise
UK
debate
bombard
withstay
encounter
expose
neutralize
US
taunt
speak out against
not countenance
search out
speak against
frown at
take issue
stand up and be counted against
be in defiance of
turn the tables
run counter to
tackle
call out
make a stand against
kick against
query
denounce
protest against
impeach
litigate
stop
inhibit
halt
restrain
frustrate
impede
curb
stem
throw down the gauntlet
call into question
refuse
contend
beat
rival
agitate against
dissent with
reluct
countervail
lock horns with
take up arms against
baulk at
dig in your heels
stonewall
tangle with
put up an argument
campaign against
oppose action
compete against
compete with
spare no effort
duel
hold out against
unseat
repulse
ward off
rebuff
doubt
disobey
spurn
fend off
stave off
fight off
meet
hold at bay
match
blast
demur against
take exception to
demur about
enquire
UK
come to blows with
address
be a dissenter from
test
face off
feud with
inquire
US
rally against
remonstrate
throw down
accost
investigate
interrogate
push back
push back against
eliminate
complain about
grumble about
rage against
end
provoke
war
resolve
cope with
battle against
put an end to
bring to an end to
beef about
gripe about
grouse about
invite to debate
meet face to face
cross swards
knock the chip off one's shoulder
ask for trouble
do something about it
start something
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▲
The action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person
betrayal
disloyalty
treachery
perfidy
deception
falseness
double-dealing
duplicity
faithlessness
sell-out
treason
double-cross
perfidiousness
unfaithfulness
backstabbing
business
falsity
infidelity
sellout
trickery
two-timing
bad faith
false-heartedness
inconstancy
Judas kiss
dishonesty
double cross
double-crossing
giveaway
let-down
treacherousness
breach of faith
Punic faith
breach of trust
stab in the back
trahison des clercs
attack
wound
act of disloyalty
act of treachery
fraud
deceit
deceitfulness
fickleness
traitorousness
untrustworthiness
sedition
cheating
disaffection
doubt
disbelief
skepticism
US
hanky-panky
scepticism
UK
back-stabbing
guile
two-facedness
artifice
dissimulation
underhandedness
recreancy
cunning
crookedness
fraudulence
craftiness
craft
hypocrisy
dissembling
wiliness
chicanery
foxiness
deceptiveness
dupery
crookery
cozenage
cunningness
guilefulness
fakery
apostasy
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
dirty dealing
subversion
corruption
scam
dodge
flimflam
whitewash
fake
spoof
bunco
gyp
racket
grift
adultery
mendacity
lying
put-on
seditiousness
deviousness
sharp practice
high treason
fast shuffle
sweet talk
skin game
shell game
jiggery-pokery
falsehood
monkeyshines
knavery
management
codology
funny business
monkey business
co-optation
co-option
mutiny
lese-majesty
lese majesty
lèse majesté
rebellion
revolt
revolutionary
crime
con
trick
swindle
unreliability
dissidence
seditious act
hollow-heartedness
untrueness
violation
swindling
cuckoldry
unchastity
subversive activity
affair
extramarital relations
unfairness
unjustness
subterfuge
skulduggery
improbity
amour
liaison
misconduct
intrigue
shadiness
shenanigans
betrayal of trust
extramarital sex
fornication
breaking of faith
fooling around
playing around
lewdness
knavishness
twoness
one-upmanship
dualism
duality
dissemblance
skullduggery
playing the field
hoodwinking
duping
dirty tricks
artfulness
bluff
slyness
stab in back
bluffing
insincerity
obfuscation
legerdemain
pretence
UK
a bit on the side
kidology
beguilement
hokum
blarney
prevarication
trickiness
snow job
untruth
fast one
boondoggle
defraudation
disinformation
equivocation
imposition
pretense
US
sophism
dirt
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
chicane
fourberie
foul play
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▲
A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment
hit
success
winner
smash
triumph
sensation
knockout
achievement
bestseller
blockbuster
megahit
sellout
smasher
supernova
sell-out
biggie
boffo
clicko
cracker
favourite
UK
favorite
US
masterstroke
smasheroo
crowd-puller
smash hit
box-office success
tour de force
market leader
wow
phenomenon
belter
prodigy
marvel
great success
box-office hit
succès fou
show-stopper
thrill
splendor
US
portent
miracle
splendour
UK
star attraction
crowd puller
runaway success
star
legend
icon
big hit
superstar
idol
coup
master stroke
best-seller
starlet
draw
lead
luminary
headliner
hero
personality
topliner
success story
masterpiece
celebrity
fairy tale
fame
leader
box office success
crackajack
natural
best seller
somebody
big fish
jewel
big shot
dandy
notable
gem
personage
V.I.P.
jim-dandy
face
crackerjack
high muckamuck
public figure
top name
pip
leading light
big cheese
nob
megastar
celeb
kahuna
important person
prizewinner
household name
dignitary
treasure
wonder
macher
bigwig
big name
big noise
VIP
stunner
caution
genius
flash
whiz
wunderkind
phenom
spectacle
wizard
feat
curiosity
accomplishment
rarity
wonderment
something else
whiz kid
one for the books
attainment
child prodigy
victory
girl wonder
boy wonder
nonpareil
whizz
virtuoso
wonderful thing
whizz-kid
polymath
freak
mastermind
talented child
gifted child
conquest
rara avis
something to shout about
talent
something to write home about
wonder child
stroke of genius
marvellous feat
supreme example
smash-hit
home run
feather in cap
attraction
big success
sight
figure
ideal
boffin
bright spark
expert
cert
chart-topper
nine-day wonder
flash in the pan
fifteen minutes of fame
annus mirabilis
doozy
astonishment
lulu
great
oddity
beauty
stroke
gifted student
high-achieving student
chartbuster
the eighth wonder of the world
sure thing
comer
quiz kid
money-spinner
moneymaker
paragon
act of God
ninja
eye-opener
amazing thing
coup de maître
brand leader
number one
deed
miracle worker
ace
exploit
masterwork
stunt
nine days' wonder
performance
record breaker
roaring success
wonderful
thaumaturgy
unusualness
revelation
surprise
vision
dream
trick
number
magnum opus
grand achievement
feat of strength
spectacular achievement
chef-d'oeuvre
piece de resistance
great achievement
monster
astonishing feat
supernatural occurrence
amazing achievement
Einstein
grotesque
monstrosity
brainbox
mutation
abnormality
up-and-comer
intellect
girl-genius
child genius
whizz kid
brain
boy-genius
enormity
rare bird
one in a million
mastery
win
standout
palm
ascendancy
acquirement
walkover
score
surmounting
vanquishing
takeover
cinch
homer
vanquishment
splash
pushover
gain
oner
trend
big win
clean sweep
grand slam
the gold
hole in one
shoo-in
enfant terrible
bright star
black swan
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