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vestigial
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Forming a very small remnant of something that was once greater or more noticeable
Remaining, from the past or from a whole
(
of an organ or body part
)
Having become biologically functionless in the course of evolution
Existing in a latent or dormant state
In excess of what is required or used
Relating to the character of an early stage in the evolutionary or historical development of something
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▲
Adjective
▲
Forming a very small remnant of something that was once greater or more noticeable
imperceptible
impalpable
inappreciable
slight
minute
undetectable
faint
fine
small
indiscernible
subtle
indistinct
infinitesimal
tiny
microscopic
inconsequential
insensible
negligible
minuscule
inconspicuous
vague
unperceivable
ephemeral
imperceivable
insignificant
trivial
inconsiderable
undistinguishable
shrunken
stunted
token
indistinguishable
invisible
unnoticeable
unapparent
nanoscopic
unobtrusive
unclear
obscure
light
teeny-weeny
teensy-weensy
minimal
slender
inaudible
feeble
gradual
indefinite
shadowy
momentary
evanescent
imponderable
hard to make out
barely visible
impossible to detect
tenuous
meagre
UK
paltry
meager
US
trifling
elusive
petty
untraceable
measly
scant
nominal
scanty
little
sparse
exiguous
insufficient
weak
narrow
inadequate
nuanced
hairsplitting
abstruse
distinct
strict
esoteric
cryptic
enigmatic
fine-spun
recondite
hair-splitting
fine-drawn
finespun
odorless
US
indetectable
hidden
odourless
UK
undiscernible
barely perceptible
illusive
implied
sheer
inferred
attenuate
ethereal
attenuated
thin
hardly any
slim
insubstantial
modest
minor
superficial
piddling
marginal
minimum
nugatory
pitiful
pathetic
derisory
shallow
miserable
piffling
not much
frugal
little or no
sporadic
mingy
poxy
gentle
mild
not worth mentioning
of no consequence
of no importance
nickel-and-dime
not worth bothering about
of no account
peppercorn
casual
more ❯
“The show is about an evil man with some
vestigial
traces of a conscience.”
Adjective
▲
Remaining, from the past or from a whole
lasting
enduring
lingering
persisting
residual
abiding
surviving
remaining
existing
living
extant
ongoing
alive
current
continuing on
continuing
perennial
in existence
around
existent
durable
firm
stable
permanent
eternal
constant
prevailing
fixed
immortal
persistent
steady
long-lasting
undestroyed
steadfast
perpetual
lifelong
everlasting
undying
unending
imperishable
long-term
timeless
established
ageless
unchanging
live
present
contemporary
standing
dateless
fast
long-lived
about
long-standing
active
immutable
operative
in circulation
being
functioning
strong
operating
unwavering
running
reliable
going
subsisting
working
changeless
unfaltering
perdurable
operational
indissoluble
functional
sempiternal
still existing
deep-rooted
long-established
resilient
unshakable
tenacious
immovable
long-running
prevalent
on
actual
real
traditional
ancient
going on
on the map
in operation
in force
on the agenda
on-going
staunch
not lost
well established
time-hallowed
time-honored
time-honoured
age-old
in current use
animate
nagging
gnawing
niggling
recurrent
recurring
breathing
ticking
awake
developing
dynamic
vigorous
alert
vital
ever-present
in use
having life
alive and kicking
among the living
in the land of the living
endless
continual
ceaseless
indestructible
incessant
unceasing
uninterrupted
unremitting
unfading
interminable
irreversible
unbroken
indelible
secure
dependable
inexhaustible
ingrained
forever
old
inexpungible
longstanding
never-ending
non-stop
never-changing
in for the long haul
until the cows come home
more ❯
“Perhaps this attitude stemmed from some
vestigial
Old World notions of hierarchy, division of labor, or even the unseemliness of the music that they produced.”
Adjective
▲
(
of an organ or body part
)
Having become biologically functionless in the course of evolution
rudimentary
incomplete
undeveloped
atrophic
embryonic
immature
abortive
degenerate
functionless
nonfunctioning
obsolete
primitive
useless
non-functional
larval
uncompleted
inchoate
nascent
incipient
beginning
developing
budding
early
emergent
elementary
fledgling
inceptive
emerging
germinal
underdeveloped
starting
embryonal
just beginning
aborning
preliminary
unripe
unfledged
latent
commencing
originating
stunted
growing
impending
initial
not developed
dawning
basic
initiatory
fundamental
introductory
initiative
start
in its infancy
imperfectly developed
primary
unformed
seminal
potential
evolving
“These are
vestigial
toenails, signs that rattlers are related to lizards and shed their feet somewhere along the evolutionary ladder.”
Adjective
▲
Existing in a latent or dormant state
suppressed
latent
dormant
repressed
hidden
concealed
lurking
quiescent
inherent
subconscious
unexpressed
unrealized
unrevealed
veiled
secret
underlying
inert
unconscious
smouldering
UK
smoldering
US
buried
covert
idle
innermost
unacknowledged
intrinsic
passive
forgotten
submerged
covered up
undiscovered
untapped
sleeping
immanent
unfulfilled
abeyant
tacit
masked
unexposed
unseen
invisible
shrouded
inactive
unapparent
undeveloped
cloaked
undercover
implied
suspended
out of sight
quiet
disguised
out of view
indirect
camouflaged
surreptitious
covered
hinted at
prepatent
potential
screened
undisclosed
indiscernible
clouded
imperceivable
underground
under wraps
relapsing
retreating
receding
regressive
ebbing
declining
falling
lowering
implicit
inferred
hard to find
deducible
suggested
undivulged
unidentified
hinted
unknown
unbeknown
undeclared
recessive
secluded
obscured
unbeknownst
unrecognized
US
unrecognised
UK
sequestered
entombed
withheld
not obvious
sheltered
eclipsed
far-off
faraway
beneath
below
sunk
far-removed
deep
hard to see
snug
not visible
not on view
undetected
tect
in the dark
imperceptible
indistinct
ill-defined
obscure
vague
unclear
oblique
unrecognizable
US
shielded
unrecognisable
UK
hooded
roundabout
more ❯
Adjective
▲
In excess of what is required or used
remaining
surplus
residual
extra
outstanding
leftover
excess
superfluous
lingering
spare
unused
left
left-over
left over
in addition
in excess
left behind
rest of
unconsumed
residuary
net
remanent
nett
vestigal
balance
continuing
excessive
unneeded
unwanted
supernumerary
redundant
additional
supererogatory
waste
dispensable
expendable
useless
superfluent
not required
to spare
de trop
surplus to requirements
over
nonessential
remainder
inordinate
extravagant
disposable
reserve
exorbitant
profuse
lavish
still available
superabundant
pleonastic
overflowing
extreme
unasked
abounding
overmuch
discarded
unproductive
needless
going begging
inessential
uneaten
gratuitous
available
unrequired
surviving
supererogative
worthless
uncalled-for
untouched
unnecessary
unusable
scrap
in reserve
in hand
unprofitable
odd
too much
uncalled for
not needed
extraneous
on your hands
Adjective
▲
Relating to the character of an early stage in the evolutionary or historical development of something
primitive
earliest
primaeval
UK
primeval
US
first
original
primordial
primal
aboriginal
indigenous
autochthonous
pristine
primary
autochthonic
primigenial
antique
fundamental
essential
elementary
lower
embryonic
nascent
atavistic
substratal
underivative
underlying
proto-
ur-
ancient
native
initial
endemic
born
archaic
domestic
local
early
prehistoric
ancestral
old
antediluvian
untouched by humans
mother
vernacular
basic
beginning
immediate
direct
introductory
firsthand
homegrown
ethnic
chthonic
bog-standard
unmediated
elemental
radical
home-grown
prime
first-hand
head-on
eyewitness
actual
personal
straight
succeeding
resultant
straight from the horse's mouth
uncensored
unabbreviated
unabridged
unexpurgated
raw
untouched
uncut
unedited
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