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Verb
To initiate something
To cause (a device) to function
To stimulate a negative emotional response in (someone)
To suffuse with vigor, life, energy, or spirit
To establish
To cause a special event to occur
To interconnect and bring into operation
Noun
A small platform on springs and usually hinged at one end, used to launch or vault onto other equipment
One who or that which triggers
Something that arouses activity or energy in someone or something
A rounded lump or ball, especially at the end or on the surface of something
Adjective
Comparative for being in a clean and tidy state
Comparative for fashionable
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Verb
▲
To initiate something
start
cause
prompt
provoke
spark
generate
initiate
activate
actuate
stimulate
elicit
precipitate
produce
drive
engender
enkindle
occasion
begin
move
run
bring about
set off
spark off
lead to
touch off
trigger off
stir up
turn on
crank up
give rise to
set in motion
put in motion
be the cause of
fan the flames of
induce
incite
instigate
inspire
create
effect
result in
foster
beget
kindle
effectuate
arouse
bring
motivate
excite
bring on
evoke
breed
invoke
catalyze
US
make
whip up
promote
spawn
catalyse
UK
rouse
stir
encourage
affect
spur
impel
yield
work up
translate into
foment
contribute to
bring to pass
work
press
fire up
urge
awaken
push
call forth
influence
originate
get going
start up
prod
kick-start
introduce
galvanize
US
propel
animate
goad
do
pique
compel
draw on
kickoff
operate
quicken
hatch
make for
inflame
switch on
energize
US
develop
persuade
galvanise
UK
advance
bring forth
energise
UK
fire
institute
end in
set going
lead
make happen
be at the bottom of
bring out
establish
start off
impassion
egg on
waken
bear
sway
coerce
draw forth
ignite
bring into being
rally
nudge
culminate in
sow the seeds of
cultivate
further
rev up
spur on
muster
be conducive to
goose
entail
launch
involve
pressure
trip
force
get
prick
draw
initialize
US
expedite
inaugurate
result
put up to
necessitate
whet
sic
mean
initialise
UK
ferment
convince
finish in
achieve
commence
accelerate
render
dragoon
badger
make possible
incline
entice
enact
hasten
pressurize
US
lie behind
raise
prevail upon
pressurise
UK
speed up
prevail on
push forward
contribute
wake
spell
call into being
actualize
enable
help
underlie
lie beneath
make active
amount to
mobilize
US
be instrumental in
strike
hound
dispose
sire
terminate in
realise
UK
realize
US
conduce
accomplish
draw out
inspirit
derive
predispose
conduce to
sting
add up to
procure
convert
inveigle
procreate
tempt
exhort
harass
father
bully
whip
abet
mobilise
UK
fuel
bring off
talk into
win over
give birth to
set up
sound
stoke up
power
form
invite
secure
add to
kick off
incentivize
US
set in
set
have a hand in
imply
electrify
have a part in
redound to
impress
oblige
coax
embark on
incentivise
play a part in
exhilarate
cajole
impact
perform
open
instil
UK
instill
US
educe
touch
condition
needle
revive
propagate
conceive
brew
play a role in
enter into
contrive
invigorate
US
give
challenge
multiply
vitalize
embolden
parent
put on
fan
squeeze
found
set afoot
envigorate
UK
call up
reproduce
bestir
cause to occur
cause to happen
carry through
roust
progenerate
hassle
root on
bring around
determine
start the ball rolling
wake up
set on
make waves
give life to
get things rolling
get up
rowel
key up
bring up
control
get something going
stir something up
plant
implant
lodge
bring something on
dispatch
hurry
whip something up
equal
inflict
ask
complete
fulfil
UK
execute
discharge
speed
wreak
afford
sow
be a factor in
conjure
power up
organise
UK
engineer
open the door for
attain
organize
US
use
agitate for
agitate against
pick
summon
issue
mother
germinate
grow
expose
follow on
make sensitive
connect
be responsible for
forward
oil the wheels of
carry off
have the effect of
pull off
put in place
be partly responsible for
be the origin of
chivvy
cook up
carry out
fulfill
US
let fly
send forth
awake
have babies
deliver
impregnate
manipulate
resurrect
shove
reach
gain
satisfy
dig
impose on
enthuse
direct
orient
constrain
exercise
get started
log on
bias
burn
give birth
shift
implement
prime
suscitate
drive on
thrill
break the ice
break in
make up
set on foot
summon up
cause to appear
conjure up
actify
put a bomb under
crowd
remind
jog memory
supply energy to
supply power to
enflame
maneuver
US
handle
bring round
make willing
impress on
turn
tell on
scotch
prevail
give the incentive to
act as a incentive to
favour
UK
light a fire under
act as a stimulus to
countenance
favor
US
titillate
jumpstart
disturb
scheme
plot
insinuate
hint
plan
suggest
rabble-rouse
command
bring back
adjy
spook
change position
stir embers
rout
rile
craze
feed the fire
add fuel to fire
call to mind
build up
psych
tug at
argue with
play on
draw up
work on
bring to life
be the father of
bring into the world
dream up
buoy
put in gear
knock up
vivify
enliven
call
transpire
require
demand
emerge
appear
arise
add fuel
steam up
manoeuvre
UK
occur
eventuate
need
dawn
emanate
torch
predetermine
wheedle
take out of mothballs
happen
surface
materialize
US
show a leg
rise and shine
roll out
pile out
turn out
warrant
presuppose
encompass
assume
obtain
steamroll
bulldoze
erupt
unfold
set light to
set alight
set burning
strike up
set a match to
set on fire
set fire to
steel
talk someone into
exert influence on
prod into
sweet-talk
coax into
put someone up to something
suck in
wheedle into
sell one on
twist one's arm
soft-soap
draw in
cajole into
argue into
extract
manifest
crystallize
US
call for
impose
hearten
advise
uplift
empower
exact
put match to
light
put a match to
give incentive to
give incentive
set astir
sensitize
US
spinoff
sensitise
UK
wrest
extort
incentify
refresh
contain
carry
embrace
number
subsume
make necessary
comprehend
include
entangle
tangle
wring
rise
arrive
sprout
screw
take in
be grounds for
pump up
suggest to
milk
bite
shake
arm-twist
evolve
rattle
evince
fetch
hint to
cheer on
pep up
boost up
kick in
be created
become apparent
become established
be born
come to pass
come out
undertake
convene
bow
embark
worm out
tackle
come into existence
spring up
come into being
embark upon
enter upon
get under way
lead off
ring in
put muscle on
bring to light
shake down
put the arm on
materialise
UK
crystallise
UK
set the ball rolling
fall to
strike into
get off the ground
jump-start
get off
get the ball rolling
get the show on the road
raise the curtain
get something off the ground
tear into
risk
start on
start to
take up
launch into
proceed with
jump into
cost
make a start on
get going with
get down to
get to
get on with
get going on
get stuck into
go ahead with
set upon
more ❯
“For some people, certain foods will
trigger
an allergic reaction.”
Verb
▲
To cause (a device) to function
activate
trip
fire
discharge
detonate
pop
set off
set going
let off
touch off
explode
shoot
blast
actuate
throw
spark off
turn on
let fly
trigger off
let loose
prompt
kindle
spark
generate
flip
start
engage
pull
launch
propel
hurl
loose
project
fling
switch on
shoot off
start off
fire off
loose off
flick
operate
switch
hit
move
boot
press
click
blaze
punt
shoot away
blaze away
fire away
ignite
click on
release
initiate
squeeze off
light
cast
shell
catapult
torpedo
blow up
pump
send forth
barrage
open fire
pull the trigger
pull trigger
arouse
excite
stimulate
provoke
rouse
incite
inspire
stir
encourage
awaken
animate
pique
inflame
spur
foment
induce
enkindle
evoke
rally
quicken
waken
agitate
promote
engender
whet
wake
thrill
bestir
sharpen
instill
US
instil
UK
stir up
fire up
call forth
work up
bring out
draw forth
bring into being
call into being
egg on
key up
get smoking
burn up
more ❯
“Any small movement will be enough to
trigger
the alarm.”
Verb
▲
To stimulate a negative emotional response in (someone)
aggravate
anger
offend
provoke
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
bug
enrage
irk
rankle
annoy
bother
disturb
gall
infuriate
irritate
madden
peeve
pique
rile
ruffle
upset
incense
needle
nettle
rattle
vex
nark
pester
get to
push one's buttons
push someone's buttons
tick off
get under one's skin
rub the wrong way
ruffle one's feathers
drive up the wall
get in one's hair
get on one's nerves
make angry
rattle one's cage
make someone see red
get on somebody's nerves
Verb
▲
To suffuse with vigor, life, energy, or spirit
vitalize
stimulate
envigorate
UK
invigorate
US
animate
enliven
energise
UK
energize
US
fire
quicken
excite
inspirit
vivify
brace
motivate
fillip
hearten
exhilarate
strengthen
spike
electrify
fortify
embolden
empower
sustain
reinforce
bolster
zap
innervate
prime
actify
activize
arm
enable
goose
liven up
pep up
jump-start
ginger up
amp up
buoy up
jazz up
zip up
pump up
juice up
build up
turn on
work up
put zip into
switch on
start up
rouse
arouse
stir
galvanize
US
incite
provoke
galvanise
UK
stir up
inspire
spark
activate
encourage
kindle
rally
whip up
spur
instigate
impassion
fire up
inflame
spur on
foment
intensify
revitalize
US
drive
refresh
agitate
goad
pique
awaken
fuel
rev up
revitalise
UK
wake up
uplift
restore
rejuvenate
move
increase
revive
ignite
buck up
fan
enthuse
enkindle
push
revivify
buoy
sway
incentivize
US
nudge
gee up
impel
renew
light a fire under
prompt
spirit someone up
give a shot in the arm to
perk up
incentivise
kick-start
wind up
freshen
commove
egg on
titillate
bring out
set off
whet
give a new lease of life to
bring about
spark off
put new life in
waken
nerve
harden
evoke
irritate
engender
thrill
prod
snap up
pick up
exacerbate
urge
induce
enhance
tempt
intoxicate
heighten
exalt
put new heart into
put new strength in
put new heart in
inform
call forth
draw forth
promote
accelerate
hook
get to
fluster
work
upset
spook
ruffle
psych
taunt
speed
foster
extend
add fuel to the flames
generate
add fuel
expand
grab
augment
wake
challenge
breathe life into
put life into
support
rekindle
dynamize
fire with enthusiasm
elate
reanimate
reinvigorate
sting
rile
reestablish
recharge
restart
set up
roil
recreate
reproduce
refreshen
reactivate
regenerate
recall
resurrect
redevelop
key up
resuscitate
speed up
steam up
rewake
reawaken
change
rewaken
incense
irk
act as a spur to
act as a stimulus to
get one started
act as a impetus to
get one going
act as a incentive to
build a fire under
act as a fillip to
breathe new life into
charge
elicit
grill
vex
re-establish
bounce back
bring back
charge up
work into lather
trigger off
feed the fire
touch off
shake up
start
madden
shake
jolt
cause
needle
cheer
incentify
reassure
applaud
disinhibit
enforce
egg
boost
brighten
jumpstart
steel
comfort
enhearten
build
cheer on
give a boost to
reenforce
assure
raise
boost up
bear up
chirk up
gladden
praise
prick
console
stimulate spiritually
raise your spirits
lift the spirits of
give confidence to
boost someone's morale
raise the morale of
give shot in arm
psych up
give hope to
bield
prop up
cheer up
stiffen the resolve of
give confidence
nourish
give courage
make brave
make braver
feed
boost moral
raise someone's spirits
nurture
lift the morale of
power
psyche up
influence
give pep talk
persuade
stoke up
light up
give life to
instil
UK
incline
impress
give new life to
liven
instill
US
imbue
infuse
touch
get something going
strike
give a buzz
make alive
affect
occasion
get
endue
infect
beghast
bring to life
carry
start off
give impetus
be responsible for
fire the imagination of
hustle
hasten
give one an idea
soothe
solace
guarantee
calm
put
convince
relieve
push on
drive on
urge on
hurry
put at ease
give a lift
restore confidence to
snap one out of it
put one's mind to rest
set your mind at rest
toughen
consolidate
magnify
deepen
stiffen
redouble
accentuate
confirm
cement
amplify
substantiate
establish
inure
mount
harshen
justify
season
buttress
indurate
enlarge
corroborate
multiply
sinew
brace up
wax
tone
step up
add to
make stronger
beef up
give strength to
tone up
add fuel to
add fuel to fire
make firm
give new energy to
make healthy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To establish
instate
invest
induct
inaugurate
instal
UK
install
US
initiate
establish
institute
ordain
admit
seat
baptise
UK
baptize
US
appoint
begin
launch
open
pioneer
originate
commence
intro
enter
usher in
set up
kick off
take up
make up
set in motion
dream up
get under way
get ball rolling
put in motion
come out with
come up with
take in
get feet wet
break the ice
instigate
start
introduce
enact
organize
US
actuate
constitute
found
plant
activate
organise
UK
innovate
put in
bring about
start up
put in place
kick-start
set off
commence on
bring into being
start off
enter into
lay the cornerstone of
embark on
take action on
get going on
start the ball rolling
lay the foundations of
lay the first stone of
set about
trigger off
sow the seeds of
set going
set the ball rolling on
get cracking on
break the ice on
get going
generate
cause
get in operation
get functioning
get off the ground
get working
get the ball rolling
set the ball rolling
fix
settle
rev
bow
open up
put into operation
break in
foment
incite
pick
provoke
raise
kindle
brew
abet
stir up
inspire
whip up
ferment
spark off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause a special event to occur
proc
Verb
▲
To interconnect and bring into operation
engage
interlock
join
mesh
interconnect
intermesh
lock
apply
connect
unite
activate
couple
dovetail
interact
yoke
attach
fasten
interlace
interplay
join together
set going
fit together
get going
slot in
fit into place
switch on
mate
combine
link
intertwine
interlink
entwine
knit
interweave
be engaged
plait
cross
intersperse
braid
entangle
clench
interwreathe
associate
relate
cohere
twine
reticulate
intermingle
interdigitate
harmonize
US
coordinate
match
come together
harmonise
UK
go together
be on the same wavelength
more ❯
Noun
▲
A small platform on springs and usually hinged at one end, used to launch or vault onto other equipment
springboard
catalyst
facilitator
foundation
launch pad
spur
Noun
▲
One who or that which triggers
triggerer
Noun
▲
Something that arouses activity or energy in someone or something
incitation
incitement
incentive
impetus
motivation
stimulus
instigation
provocation
spur
encouragement
impulse
goad
stimulant
inducement
boost
motive
momentum
yeast
stimulation
catalyst
urging
push
cause
fillip
excitement
charge
flash
invitation
kick
piquing
propellant
sting
turn-on
shot in the arm
inspiration
spark
prod
prompt
prick
rowel
goose
urge
actuation
activation
excitant
needle
kick up the backside
thrust
drive
impulsion
propulsion
force
lift
tonic
power
pressure
help
aid
pick-me-up
driving force
energy
assistance
strength
support
hand
steam
abetment
backing
assist
motive power
helping hand
motive force
leg up
reminder
movement
surge
prompting
shove
bang
fireworks
relief
uplift
eye-opener
motion
speed
velocity
reviver
succor
US
succour
UK
comfort
a helping hand
a shot in the arm
forward motion
impelling force
stimulator
start
pleasure
influence
precipitant
geeing-up
rationale
continuing motion
propulsive force
reason
pressing
goading
spurring
prodding
kick-start
clarion call
will
bump
shock
throb
vibration
beat
tick
nerve
lash
augmentation
pulsation
rush
stroke
nudge
goal
persuasion
grounds
ground
purpose
jump-start
motivating force
carrot and stick
stick
cue
signal
poker
go-forward
welly
spice
hoist
zest
driving power
reassurance
heave
abettance
cooperation
promotion
secours
facilitation
furtherance
guidance
punch
stress
propelling force
tension
horsepower
effort
muscle
backup
care
espousal
giving
deliverance
salvation
alleviation
spurring on
advocacy
a leg up
advice
favour
UK
reinforcement
rescue
favor
US
service
attention
gee-up
buzz
hoik
hoick
full head of steam
more ❯
Noun
▲
A rounded lump or ball, especially at the end or on the surface of something
knob
protuberance
bump
knot
lump
projection
stud
boss
nub
protrusion
ball
bulge
swelling
bunch
bulk
carbuncle
excrescence
gnarl
growth
node
nodule
outgrowth
swell
tumour
UK
hump
knop
knurl
snag
tumescence
umbo
handhold
hold
latch
lever
opener
tumor
US
prominence
intumescence
ridge
tumefaction
jut
convexity
process
overhang
eminence
ledge
shelf
boil
pustule
enlargement
outcrop
pimple
wart
mass
outthrust
hunch
cancer
mound
distension
excrescency
neoplasm
eruption
appendage
gibbosity
prolongation
dilation
flange
extension
corn
distention
knuckle
shoot
offshoot
bud
burl
sprout
knar
gall
branch
lip
overlap
limb
kyphosis
dune
convexedness
knap
hummock
clot
spot
scion
plook
blot
accretion
cancerous growth
malignant growth
spur
malignancy
inflammation
blister
jag
eaves
sill
bunching
salience
promontory
swollen object
excess
bagginess
blob
sagging
superfluity
sac
salient
nodulation
tuberosity
hook
rim
point
spine
step
sticking-out bit
cyst
puffiness
bunion
welt
polyp
corm
tuber
rhizome
bulla
injury
contusion
sty
abscess
weal
wen
bruise
pock
puff
sore
engorgement
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wale
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bulb
underground part
globe
storage organ
head
globular object
crag
outlier
boulder
bluff
edge
bar
niche
berm
strip
bracket
foothold
offset
tier
rocky outcrop
jutting
reef
spike
outcropping
bellying
layer
barb
rock
rock shelf
rise
height
elevation
cliff
hill
pinnacle
headland
tor
hillock
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altitudes
highland
crest
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rising ground
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Comparative for being in a clean and tidy state
neater
trimmer
tidier
primmer
crisper
sprucer
smarter
dapperer
smugger
nattier
snugger
chicer
slicker
nicer
daintier
sleeker
finickier
tauter
better-groomed
better-kept
cleaner
straighter
tricksier
better-dressed
snappier
spiffier
sharper
cleanlier
stricter
completer
tighter
steadier
rigider
better-behaved
duller
more orderly
more shipshape
more uncluttered
more groomed
more antiseptic
more elegant
more immaculate
more methodical
more fastidious
more systematic
more spotless
more regular
more correct
more exact
more finical
more proper
more accurate
more precise
more spick-and-span
more organized
US
more organised
UK
more in order
more spick and span
more well-ordered
more neat and tidy
more businesslike
more clean-cut
more ordered
more chipper
more efficient
more impeccable
more compact
more methodic
more meticulous
more symmetrical
more presentable
more structured
more disciplined
more logical
more careful
more controlled
more coherent
more formal
more together
more fixed
more regimented
more consistent
more standardized
US
more coordinated
more deliberate
more scrupulous
more systematical
more uniform
more routine
more standard
more practical
more analytical
more thoroughgoing
more painstaking
more effective
more self-controlled
more personable
more peaceable
more settled
more chiselled
UK
more chiseled
US
more no-nonsense
more unvarying
more unchanging
more unvaried
more even
more correlated
more classified
more tabulated
more monotonous
more punctilious
more prepared
more restricted
more thorough
more scientific
more conventional
more alike
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Comparative for fashionable
chicer
currenter
faddier
flier
hotter
moderner
nattier
newer
posher
smarter
swanker
swankier
trendier
dapperer
sharper
sprucer
snappier
trimmer
spiffier
snazzier
classier
cooler
sassier
kickier
tonier
niftier
hipper
better-groomed
swisher
neater
sweller
dressier
jauntier
cleaner
better-dressed
fresher
crisper
daintier
primmer
groovier
slicker
suaver
ritzier
tidier
fancier
cleverer
excellenter
deffer
larger
bigger
lovelier
finer
sleeker
better-tailored
flashier
splashier
jazzier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
gayer
louder
brighter
smoother
courtlier
svelter
better-bred
gentler
nicer
pleasanter
happier
sprightlier
sportier
brisker
doggier
showier
sprier
nobbier
nimbler
snugger
plusher
funkier
grander
lavisher
plushier
glitzier
statelier
dictier
higher
choicer
richer
costlier
splendider
eliter
lusher
sexier
prettier
gnarlier
comelier
snobbier
cuter
foxier
wickeder
swishier
younger
comfortabler
better
pottier
snootier
snottier
shinier
higher-quality
steezier
stuffier
better-known
timelier
breezier
simpler
better-off
pricier
widerspread
saucier
savvier
spivvier
dandier
plummier
sprauncier
superber
spendier
narrower
wholer
completer
fuller
auguster
worldlier
handier
better-made
better-looking
maturer
fitter
cliquier
world-wearier
chaster
purer
quieter
more fashionable
more chichi
more contemporary
more customary
more dashing
more favoured
UK
more favored
US
more genteel
more modish
more popular
more prevailing
more rakish
more stylish
more trendsetting
more upscale
more up-to-the-minute
more usual
more elegant
more debonair
more voguish
more on fleek
more attractive
more sophisticated
more in
more happening
more supercool
more exclusive
more au courant
more up to date
more understated
more flattering
more tasteful
more glamorous
more swinging
more charming
more polished
more up-to-date
more with-it
more faddish
more well-heeled
more expensive
more flash
more ingenious
more crucial
more distinctive
more hep
more red-hot
more in fashion
more downtown
more favorite
US
more groomed
more presentable
more cutting-edge
more de rigueur
more clean-cut
more spick and span
more gorgeous
more stunning
more culty
more colorful
US
more ostentatious
more flamboyant
more beautiful
more urbane
more colourful
UK
more refined
more courteous
more cultured
more gracious
more civil
more self-assured
more confident
more chivalrous
more gentlemanly
more gallant
more dignified
more affable
more mannerly
more cultivated
more casual
more nonchalant
more cheerful
more detached
more buoyant
more neat and tidy
more high-class
more upmarket
more luxurious
more deluxe
more exquisite
more sumptuous
more opulent
more graceful
more high-toned
more handsome
more ornate
more select
more aristocratic
more formal
more fancy-pants
more majestic
more elaborate
more prevalent
more avant-garde
more state-of-the-art
more cosmopolitan
more luxury
more snobbish
more massive
more prestigious
more appealing
more modernistic
more new-fashioned
more sought-after
more limited
more private
more cliquish
more in demand
more magnificent
more alluring
more clannish
more styleworthy
more progressive
more advanced
more artistic
more restrained
more grandiose
more fetching
more recent
more delicate
more extravagant
more cutting edge
more innovative
more Lucullan
more discerning
more becoming
more swankish
more ultramodern
more novel
more aesthetic
UK
more knowledgeable
more brand-new
more new age
more desirable
more plugged-in
more overdone
more valuable
more precious
more knowing
more luxuriant
more classic
more upper crust
more distinguished
more esthetic
US
more youthful
more fashion-conscious
more impressive
more on trend
more quality
more glittering
more streamlined
more swaggy
more persnickety
more high-hat
more toffee-nosed
more elitist
more flippant
more exciting
more celebrated
more notable
more esteemed
more prominent
more important
more flowing
more aerodynamic
more offbeat
more pretentious
more la-di-da
more agreeable
more preferred
more wanted
more legendary
more dressed up
more forward-looking
more raffish
more uncluttered
more famous
more resplendent
more eminent
more reputable
more renowned
more successful
more familiar
more conscious
more perceptive
more alive
more apprehensive
more awake
more observant
more versed
more aware
more informed
more decorous
more noble
more spiffing
more dear
more priceless
more pricy
more inviting
more affected
more rare
more go-ahead
more selfish
more restrictive
more peculiar
more unique
more prohibitive
more preferential
more total
more chosen
more independent
more discriminative
more privileged
more exclusory
more exclusionary
more particular
more segregated
more aloof
more absolute
more stylized
more recherche
more plugged in
more up on
more exuberant
more abundant
more top-notch
more modernised
UK
more ground-breaking
more leading
more groundbreaking
more innovatory
more embellished
more exorbitant
more bleeding edge
more devil-may-care
more spotless
more decent
more hospitable
more immaculate
more worldly-wise
more discriminating
more harmonious
more fastidious
more experienced
more enlightened
more civilized
US
more special
more adorable
more suitable
more orderly
more welcoming
more entrancing
more pleasing
more citified
more intelligent
more blasé
more bewitching
more charismatic
more fascinating
more enchanting
more civilised
UK
more erudite
more sensitive
more fitting
more seductive
more media-savvy
more upper-crust
more beguiling
more intriguing
more captivating
more unobtrusive
more splendiferous
more unaffected
more precise
more classical
more subdued
more magnetic
more tantalizing
US
more elfin
more dazzling
more engaging
more irresistible
more righteous
more tantalising
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