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What is another word for
violation
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▲
The breach of a moral or legal code, rule, or standard
The action of violating someone or something
The act or state of non-compliance with a rule or law
The act or state of destroying something
The act of forcing a person to engage in unwanted lascivious activity, especially intercourse
A lowering of moral standards and behavior
An aggressive and violent physical act against a person or object
The wanton destruction or spoiling of a place
An immoral action or event causing outrage
The separation, alignment or orientation of something into two opposed poles
Belief, behavior different from most
A feeling of outrage or offense
Physical defilement
The quality of not being loyal to a person, country, or organization; unfaithfulness
Great destruction or damage
Trade in smuggled goods
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▲
Noun
▲
The breach of a moral or legal code, rule, or standard
offence
UK
offense
US
transgression
crime
trespass
wrongdoing
breach
illegality
lawbreaking
malefaction
misdeed
misdemeanour
UK
misdemeanor
US
misdoing
sin
wrong
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
negligence
abuse
error
impingement
rupture
infringement
fault
malfeasance
infraction
iniquity
felony
debt
delinquency
injury
outrage
atrocity
peccadillo
misconduct
lapse
criminality
villainy
dereliction
scandal
unlawful act
contravention
injustice
evil
disservice
immorality
evildoing
vice
miscarriage
tort
malpractice
grievance
unjustness
caper
mischief
delictum
delict
oppression
illegal act
encroachment
raw deal
criminal act
fast one
wickedness
inequity
depravity
corruption
shaft
faux pas
damage
abomination
unlawfulness
racket
petty larceny
hit
bad
failing
maltreatment
railroad
slip
breaking
peccancy
unjust act
lawlessness
mortal sin
dirty deal
foul play
immoral act
flouting
job
non-observance
case
impropriety
turpitude
iniquitousness
ill
mistake
unfairness
wrongness
evil deed
blunder
miscue
slipup
guilt
ruin
sellout
indiscretion
violation of the law
infraction of the law
breach of the law
bad deed
crying shame
evil-doing
bad act
act of wickedness
fall from grace
improper act
petty crime
defiance
disobedience
dishonesty
wrongfulness
exceeding
overstepping
break
sneak
enormity
shortcoming
irregularity
monstrosity
affront
disgrace
sordidness
vileness
baseness
illegitimacy
clandestineness
illicitness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
suppression
tyranny
repression
dirt
obtrusion
entrenchment
poaching
penalty
unscrupulousness
dissolution
degeneracy
act of dereliction
act of misconduct
evil act
unlawful activity
arson
rape
robbery
murder
e-crime
assault
burglary
cybercrime
inequitableness
unreasonableness
inequality
breach of conduct
dirty pool
dirty deed
excess
wrongful entry
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
veniality
mischievousness
horseplay
insubordination
shenanigans
incivility
rudeness
indiscipline
naughtiness
indignity
travesty of justice
non-compliance with
erring
charge
bad behaviour
act of evil
criminal offense
failure to observe
breach of the rules
foul
mismanagement
carelessness
infamy
breaking of the law
acting up
monkey business
incompetence
misuse
unprofessionalism
bad action
hurt
cruelty
discourtesy
bias
harm
slight
malevolence
inhumanity
slander
prejudice
persecution
insult
spite
imposition
indecency
libel
professional misconduct
unprofessional behaviour
dereliction of duty
breach of ethics
unethical behaviour
oversight
failure
omission
stumble
bobble
trip
misstep
boo-boo
goof
fluff
boob
clinker
gaff
screwup
gaffe
inaccuracy
fumble
brick
clanger
flub
slip-up
fail
hiccup
bungle
goof-up
frailty
foible
blooper
screw-up
brain fart
sinfulness
solecism
badness
wrongful act
devilry
waywardness
heinousness
knavery
misdeeds
perversion
exploitation
viciousness
bloomer
gaucherie
nefariousness
desecration
deviltry
impiety
obscenity
neglect
debasement
perversity
profanity
blasphemy
vandalism
troublesomeness
misemployment
shenanigan
misdemeanours
UK
offences
UK
fiendishness
evilness
peccantness
mischief-making
misusage
impishness
ill-discipline
bad behavior
carryings-on
acting-up
disorderly conduct
misutilization
petty offence
minor offence
misdemeanors
US
offenses
US
naughty act
mishandling
bad manners
poor manners
petty sin
trifling fault
double-dealing
roguery
rascality
act of brutality
barbarity
act of savagery
unkindness
foulness
fooling around
prostitution
dissipation
devilishness
ungodliness
odiousness
egregiousness
monstrousness
outrageousness
dreadfulness
atrociousness
reprehensibility
misappropriation
venality
unrighteousness
godlessness
misapplication
mistreatment
miscreancy
shadiness
treachery
crookedness
scoundrelism
default
misprision
irresponsibility
nonfeasance
ill treatment
ill-treatment
neglectfulness
remissness
miscalculation
folly
familiarity
criminal behavior
recklessness
nonobservance
weakness
barry
hastiness
ingenuousness
simple-mindedness
excitability
naivete
breach of etiquette
unseemliness
indiscreetness
stupidity
thoughtlessness
bumble
unthinkingness
foul-up
misspeak
crudeness
misjudgment
dumb move
fool mistake
dropping the ball
slip of the tongue
more ❯
“Under current federal law, unlawful presence in the state is considered a civil
violation
.”
Noun
▲
The action of violating someone or something
breach
contravention
infringement
invasion
trespass
disruption
encroachment
infraction
intrusion
breaking
disturbance
interruption
transgression
violating
break
transgressing
trespassing
upset
flouting
neglect
dereliction
non-observance
delict
failure to observe
non-compliance
nonobservance
disobedience
noncompliance
impingement
usurpation
non-compliance with
obtrusion into
trespass on
intrusion into
abuse
disregard
betrayal
barratry
delinquency
defiance
disobeying
obstruction
overstepping
departure from
infiltration
encroachment on
interference with
incursion
advance
inroad
incursion into
infiltration of
usurping of
infringement of
impingement on
invasion of
appropriation of
overrunning of
impinging on
offense
US
contumacy
lawbreaking
lapse
error
sin
crime
slip
nonfulfilment
offence
UK
faux pas
interference
obtrusion
intervention
meddling
impinging
encroaching
involvement
meddlesomeness
tampering
entrenchment
intermeddling
gatecrashing
intercession
interloping
undermining
curb
weakening
check
erosion
limitation
compromise
snooping
interrupting
prying
nosiness
foray
penetration
movement
irruption
spread
descent
unlawful entry
wrongful entry
imposition
interposition
overrunning
onslaught
raid
intervention in
violation of
disruption of
forced entrance
disturbance of
interruption of
more ❯
“The attempted action was a
violation
of security protocols and will not be tolerated.”
Noun
▲
The act or state of non-compliance with a rule or law
defiance
disobedience
noncompliance
defying
disobeying
flouting
ignoring
neglect
nonobservance
break
non-compliance
rebelling against
lack of compliance with
flying in the face of
non-observance
paying no heed to
taking no notice of
insubordination
recalcitrance
waywardness
contumacy
unruliness
rebelliousness
rebellion
revolt
disregard
contrariness
intractability
balkiness
frowardness
refractoriness
willfulness
obstreperousness
perversity
intractableness
insurgence
opposition
resistance
confrontation
provocation
contempt
insolence
audacity
bravado
mutinousness
boldness
dissent
subversiveness
temerity
subversion
challenge
scorn
daring
aggression
truculence
sass
order
impugnment
factiousness
affront
defy
noncooperation
stump
dare
effrontery
call
brazenness
lip
spite
enjoinder
impudence
cartel
cheekiness
insurgency
muster
gas
guts
cheek
command
summons
back talk
throwing of the gauntlet
big talk
hot air
mutiny
indiscipline
infraction
misconduct
misbehaviour
UK
delinquency
troublemaking
disruptiveness
wilfulness
perverseness
awkwardness
mischief
roguery
bad behaviour
mischievousness
impishness
naughtiness
revolution
carryings-on
dereliction
sabotage
insubmission
strike
riot
sedition
transgression
acting-up
stubbornness
infringement
lack of cooperation
misbehavior
US
breaking the rules
more ❯
“Denying access to a parenting payment when a single parent's youngest child turns eight years old is a
violation
of human rights.”
Noun
▲
The act or state of destroying something
destruction
devastation
defacement
defacing
damage
ruin
blasphemy
sacrilege
profanation
defilement
impiety
debasement
pollution
contamination
infection
degradation
befouling
vandalism
irreverence
dishonouring
UK
degrading
dishonour
UK
abuse
damaging
despoliation
dishonoring
US
dishonor
US
desecration
“The study provides information about the
violation
of the building and its causes.”
Noun
▲
The act of forcing a person to engage in unwanted lascivious activity, especially intercourse
rape
ravishment
molesting
ravishing
abuse
defilement
molestation
assault
bedding
deflowering
desecration
defloration
dishonour
UK
profanation
ruin
ruination
sacrilege
seducing
seduction
spoliation
blasphemy
degradation
dishonor
US
harm
interference
interfering
mistreatment
outrage
sexual abuse
sexual assault
indecent assault
impiety
irreverence
profanity
profaneness
heresy
date rape
acquaintance rape
sin
mockery
impiousness
irreligiousness
disrespect
unholiness
offense
US
curse
crime
offence
UK
contamination
impurity
pollution
debasement
pollutant
adulterant
contaminant
execration
ungodliness
imprecation
indignity
depravity
disgrace
vitiation
wickedness
scurrility
lewdness
disregard
irreligion
contempt
corruption
befoulment
damage
destruction
discourtesy
impertinence
godlessness
reviling
debauching
tumbling
dishonouring
UK
statutory
gang rape
attack
lack of respect
dishonoring
US
gang bang
grope
forced sex
a fate worse than death
persuading someone to have sexual intercourse
taking away someone's innocence
carnal abuse
forcible intercourse
sexual offense
sex crime
unlawful sexual intercourse
more ❯
“So many crime-based programs on TV seem dependent on the dramatized
violation
of women.”
Noun
▲
A lowering of moral standards and behavior
decadence
degeneration
degeneracy
degradation
abjection
corruption
corruptness
debasement
debauchery
decadency
degenerateness
demoralisation
UK
demoralization
US
depravity
dissipatedness
dissipation
dissoluteness
libertinage
libertinism
pervertedness
rakishness
turpitude
perversion
sinfulness
loucheness
immorality
vice
intemperance
licentiousness
self-indulgence
decay
immoderateness
wantonness
decline
dissolution
fall
sybaritism
deterioration
voluptuousness
hedonism
epicureanism
retrogression
moral decay
lechery
lack of morals
lack of principles
gluttony
incontinence
evil
lewdness
excess
profligacy
lack of control
lasciviousness
lack of restraint
lack of self-control
regression
sensuality
overindulgence
wickedness
iniquity
sin
indulgence
immoderation
impurity
lecherousness
extravagance
iniquitousness
libidinousness
self-gratification
promiscuity
intemperateness
looseness
indecency
lustfulness
viciousness
baseness
overconsumption
pleasure-seeking
lubricity
salaciousness
carnality
excessiveness
abandon
vileness
abandonment
prodigality
shamelessness
unchastity
sensualism
dishonesty
infamy
vulgarity
lust
lavishness
high-living
ungodliness
impropriety
badness
depravation
wrong
exorbitance
lawlessness
insobriety
criminality
immoderacy
nimiety
lotus-eating
flagitiousness
unrestraint
pleasure
promiscuousness
self-satisfaction
lack of self-restraint
orgy
sexiness
sexuality
passion
lustiness
fetish
perversity
eroticism
intimacy
fleshliness
seductiveness
fornication
sultriness
sensuousness
kinkiness
suggestiveness
kink
steaminess
la dolce vita
sleeping around
lack of sexual discrimination
sexual deviation
seduction
pleasures of the flesh
animality
animalism
profanity
unrighteousness
wildness
atrocity
improbity
drunkenness
luxury
immodesty
sinning
licence
recklessness
wastefulness
nefariousness
dishonourableness
bawdiness
revel
villainousness
misconduct
pursuit of pleasure
concupiscence
carousal
salacity
high living
shadiness
crookedness
bender
binge
revelry
deviance
high life
tear
scandal
fast living
immoral behaviour
life in fast lane
decrease
worsening
impiety
profligateness
intoxication
inebriation
epicurism
gratification
abasement
inferiority
meanness
poorness
crapulence
bastardization
prurience
obscenity
vitiation
luxuriousness
greed
disorder
laxity
sordidness
enjoyment
brutishness
brutality
perviness
irresponsibility
contamination
dolce vita
extremity
saturnalia
extreme
extreme behaviour
inordinateness
overdoing
riotousness
free-living
anarchy
deviltry
dereliction
diablerie
venality
unruliness
disorderliness
laxness
wrongdoing
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
evil-doing
villainy
to hell in handbasket
unholiness
godlessness
titillation
life in the fast lane
sordidity
transgression
trespass
offence
UK
crime
spice
peccancy
peccability
evildoing
maleficence
malignance
offense
US
evil act
immoral act
squalor
ill
rot
sensual gratification
act of wickedness
fall from grace
turn-on
deviancy
primrose path
more ❯
“Winkler's entire monomaniac oeuvre is actually an attempt to compensate for the experience of moral
violation
by casting a malevolent eye on one's own origins.”
Noun
▲
An aggressive and violent physical act against a person or object
attack
assault
bashing
beating
violence
aggression
harm
punching
abuse
offence
UK
offense
US
assaulting
impugnment
jumping
knocking
vilification
whacking
buffeting
flogging
mauling
pasting
slugging
whipping
battery
belting
boxing
lashing
oppression
thumping
thwacking
totalling
UK
totaling
US
battering
drubbing
hammering
mugging
rout
bludgeoning
denigration
pelting
plastering
slapping
walloping
cuffing
kicking
licking
pounding
rape
shellacking
thrashing
caning
clobbering
flaying
hurt
bopping
hiding
lambasting
smacking
strike
striking
tanning
biffing
harassment
molesting
pummeled
US
pummelling
UK
beating up
beating-up
dirty deed
doing over
doing-over
duffing-up
physical assault
physical attack
physical violence
rough handling
roughing up
sexual assault
sexual interference
sexual misconduct
violent act
working-over
act of aggression
act of violence
actual bodily harm
grievous bodily harm
mistreatment
injury
bullying
manhandling
maltreatment
cruelty
mishandling
persecution
torture
ill-treatment
damage
molestation
neglect
ill treatment
ill use
ravishment
misuse
injustice
ill-usage
punishment
ill usage
bad treatment
wronging
malevolence
defilement
hitting
spoiling
injuring
indecent assault
rough treatment
wrong
impairment
trouncing
defeat
annihilation
overthrow
massacre
demolition
loss
trimming
slaughter
birching
going-over
vanquishment
conquest
horsewhipping
flagellation
scourging
lump
spanking
debacle
subjugation
ruin
downfall
triumph
crushing defeat
collapse
mastery
trashing
killing
embarrassment
downthrow
waxing
subduing
overwhelming defeat
fall
setback
reverse
whaling
whitewashing
destruction
extermination
blow
repulse
lacing
scalping
discomfiture
rebuff
KO
ambush
paddling
defeasance
cudgelling
UK
clubbing
chastisement
fiasco
vanquishing
leathering
overpowering
flailing
conquering
switching
strapping
victory
lathering
cane
birch
domination
corporal punishment
cudgeling
US
subjugating
crushing
dominating
coup
routing
defeating
nonsuccess
clean sweep
victory over
count
check
failure
insuccess
breakdown
trap
grand slam
break
the strap
triumph over
welting
SM
algolagnia
sadomasochism
subjection
subjecting
bullwhipping
strap
belt
murder
concealment
secretion
larruping
caching
stashing
score
subdual
success
splash
big win
win
whack
spank
smack
thump
wallop
shambles
comedown
headlong flight
shutout
romp
disorderly retreat
surrender
disarray
confusion
disaster
stampede
upset
walkover
washout
landslide
besting
worsting
pulverizing
US
thwarting
quelling
flattening
quashing
squashing
takeover
overcoming
suppression
wipeout
whitewash
elimination
breaking
extinction
sweep
pulverising
UK
win over
success over
pwnage
ownage
game, set and match
foil
glory over
supremacy over
the belt
the lash
the cane
the birch
rod
scourge
castigation
lash
pummeling
switch
more ❯
Noun
▲
The wanton destruction or spoiling of a place
rape
plundering
desecration
despoliation
defilement
despoilment
destruction
rapine
spoliation
abuse
depredation
marauding
pillage
pillaging
raiding
ransacking
ravaging
sack
sacking
vandalising
UK
vandalizing
US
maltreatment
perversion
molestation
plunder
criminal attack
forcible violation
statutory offense
devastation
looting
robbery
laying waste
theft
robbing
despoiling
reaving
ruination
ruin
harrying
damage
wreckage
ravin
ravages
acts of destruction
stripping
seizure
vandalism
havoc
depredations
ravishing
raping
piracy
appropriation
demolition
wrecking
raids
annihilation
flattening
levelling
UK
razing
burglary
wasting
attack
crime
desolation
stealing
loot
booty
swag
raid
spoil
leveling
US
spoils
prize
taking
waste
loss
obliteration
decimation
extinction
mincemeat
wastage
extermination
demolishment
ravage
slaughter
wreck
disaster
catastrophe
carnage
ravagement
dilapidation
calamity
cataclysm
rack and ruin
ruins
confusion
defoliation
more ❯
Noun
▲
An immoral action or event causing outrage
outrage
atrocity
crime
brutality
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
monstrosity
horror
disgrace
enormity
affront
injustice
scandal
iniquity
transgression
injury
tort
malfeasance
shame
sin
curse
pity
immorality
torment
anathema
immoral act
bugbear
plague
evil action
bane
bête noire
nuisance
eyesore
bother
badness
vileness
depravity
depravedness
wickedness
evilness
sinfulness
heinousness
hideousness
diabolicalness
atrociousness
massacre
murder
infamy
ruthlessness
killing
act of barbarity
outrageousness
nefariousness
monstrousness
rankness
egregiousness
viciousness
vice
dreadfulness
baseness
grossness
misdeed
impropriety
grievousness
bad
ill
corruption
devilry
flagrantness
flagrance
flagrancy
glaringness
shamefulness
turpitude
awfulness
assault
frightfulness
ghastliness
gruesomeness
horridness
grisliness
odium
profanity
degeneracy
ugliness
wantonness
savagery
repulsiveness
seriousness
blatancy
obviousness
cruelness
savageness
heartlessness
coarseness
foulness
criminality
knavery
harm
ungodliness
odiousness
reprehensibility
despicability
contemptibility
degradation
lowness
unrighteousness
impiety
godlessness
unfairness
miscreancy
peccancy
peccantness
fiendishness
mischief-making
deviltry
mess
fright
sight
hideosity
more ❯
Noun
▲
The separation, alignment or orientation of something into two opposed poles
polarity
opposition
contrariety
contradiction
duality
antithesis
dichotomy
separation
antagonism
conflict
contradictoriness
contrariness
difference
oppositeness
paradox
action
ambivalence
antinomy
antonymy
aversion
brush
clash
combat
competition
con
confronting
contention
contest
contradistinction
contraposition
counteraction
counterattack
defence
UK
defense
US
defiance
disapproval
divergence
division
duel
encounter
engagement
fray
grapple
hostility
negativism
obstructiveness
opposure
oppugnancy
polarisation
UK
polarization
US
prevention
repugnance
repulsion
resistance
rivalry
schism
skirmish
split
strife
struggle
unfriendliness
war
warfare
civil disobedience
obstruction
antipathy
dissent
non-compliance
criticism
animosity
enmity
resentment
objection
dislike
demurral
disagreement
discrepancy
incongruity
variance
fight
battle
friction
contrast
refusal
incompatibility
inconsistency
confrontation
stand
check
intransigence
rebuff
hindrance
impediment
challenge
blocking
impedance
impeding
striking back
warding off
illogicality
discordance
mismatch
irreconcilability
vying
fighting
competitiveness
cover
safeguard
watch
detention
support
parrying
retardation
protecting
halting
shield
protection
screen
withstanding
holding
dissension
feuding
renitency
renitence
lack of congruence
keeping up with the Joneses
animus
reversal
inversion
oppugnance
denial
rejection
clashing
disparateness
uncongeniality
recusancy
collision
gulf
disparity
dissimilarity
disjunction
negativity
inconsonance
chasm
divorce
disunion
partition
trichotomy
repugnancy
tug-of-war
face-off
sweep-stake
dogfight
sweepstakes
emulation
match
disproportion
disproportionateness
lack of accord
dissonance
lack of similarity
unlikeness
variation
inequality
changeability
deviation
opposition to
hostility to
irreconcilable difference
difference of opinion
battling
aversion to
lack of consistency
discord
race
matchup
tournament
event
bout
game
jealousy
candidacy
sport
contesting
struggling
scramble
unwillingness to accept
lack of harmony
ball game
rat race
scrambling
gainstriving
wrangling
dog eat dog nature
disinclination to accept
incongruousness
athletic event
refusal to accept
one on one
confutation
contravention
aporia
antilogy
reluctance to accept
lack of enthusiasm for
oxymoron
ambiguity
disputation
flaw
dispute
bucking
contradiction in terms
more ❯
Noun
▲
Belief, behavior different from most
nonconformity
dissent
heresy
heterodoxy
dissidence
eccentricity
unconventionality
belief
bohemianism
breach
contumaciousness
denial
difference
disaffection
disagreement
disapprobation
disapproval
discordance
disobedience
divergence
exception
free-spiritedness
iconoclasm
idiosyncrasy
individualism
individuality
insubordination
lawlessness
mutinousness
negation
nonacceptance
nonagreement
noncompliance
nonconsent
noncooperation
objection
opposition
originality
rebellion
rebelliousness
recalcitrance
recusance
recusancy
rejection
strangeness
transgressiveness
uniqueness
unorthodoxy
unruliness
variance
variation
veto
nonfulfillment
refusal
protest
failure
defiance
insurrection
revolution
mutiny
schism
sedition
resistance
apostasy
revolt
rising
uprising
outbreak
insurgence
riot
insurgency
seditiousness
disloyalty
treachery
nonconformance
boldness
insolence
contumacy
balkiness
frowardness
refractoriness
contrariness
waywardness
willfulness
intractability
subversiveness
obstreperousness
subversion
conflict
strife
disaccord
discord
dissention
friction
nonconformism
demur
contention
dissension
remonstrance
dispute
dissonance
argument
disharmony
discordancy
division
warfare
inharmony
disunion
wrangling
quarrelling
UK
disunity
war
nonconcurrence
arguing
spat
bickering
split
infighting
clinker
misbelief
hassle
flak
quarreling
US
bone
bone of contention
difference of opinion
sour note
bone to pick
lack of agreement
more ❯
Noun
▲
A feeling of outrage or offense
affront
outrage
anger
indignation
fury
humiliation
offence
UK
offense
US
furore
UK
furor
US
ire
rage
resentment
wrath
choler
horror
injustice
irateness
lividity
scorn
shock
umbrage
wrathfulness
lividness
vexation
angriness
disgust
exasperation
hurt
pique
huff
miff
displeasure
annoyance
irritation
aggravation
chagrin
peeve
dudgeon
discontent
spleen
unhappiness
distress
dissatisfaction
disgruntlement
exception
odium
provoking
high dudgeon
injury
sense of injury
grudge
slight
irking
nettling
birse
crossness
upset
mood
mad
pain
madness
danger
animus
rise
slow burn
righteous anger
boiling point
passion
acrimony
animosity
antagonism
gall
temper
bitterness
rancour
UK
spite
rancor
US
peevishness
bile
irascibility
irritability
malice
resentfulness
perturbation
discontentment
infuriation
storm
vehemence
frustration
conniption
tantrum
virulence
ill will
disapprobation
testiness
enmity
petulance
acerbity
bother
stew
malignity
hatred
hostility
exacerbation
disapproval
ill humour
ill feeling
bad feeling
tetchiness
grief
bad temper
asperity
cynicism
ill temper
botheration
virulency
fog
rancorousness
dander
embitterment
hissy fit
provocation
dislike
impatience
malevolence
dismay
discomposure
violence
agitation
rankling
hot temper
aggro
pip
air rage
tiff
flare-up
pet
frenzy
bad mood
antipathy
discontentedness
hate
vindictiveness
disturbance
vitriol
mortification
hassle
disquiet
harassment
discomfort
crabbiness
soreness
distemper
hard feelings
blow up
ill humor
cat fit
wounded feelings
strop
spitefulness
blowout
grump
distaste
paddy
trouble
disfavour
UK
raving
bate
wax
acridity
flap
acridness
acidity
jaundice
apoplexy
aversion
tartness
fit of pique
mordancy
state
ill feelings
bad feelings
acidness
cattiness
savagery
corrosiveness
bedevilment
discomfiture
fretfulness
disfavor
US
ferocity
bad blood
venom
disrelish
explosion
outburst
disenchantment
poison
sorrow
blowup
extreme anger
viciousness
letdown
nuisance
disaffection
stroppiness
disappointment
tizzy
weariness
uneasiness
ill-humor
bristle
moodiness
acrimoniousness
maliciousness
contempt
dyspepsia
embitteredness
grumpiness
wildness
sullenness
moroseness
churlishness
sourness
consternation
opposition
fluster
cantankerousness
querulousness
snappishness
impetuosity
dither
twitter
fuss
waspishness
embarrassment
pother
lather
score
down
grievance
envy
jealousy
vengeance
hatefulness
fret
scene
fit
alarm
needle
sweat
panic
friction
conniption fit
road rage
swivet
swelter
red mist
pungency
disquietude
plague
enragement
besetment
shortness
harrying
detestation
nastiness
loathing
more heat than light
importunity
needling
worry
snappiness
irk
hurt pride
ruckus
snit
sore
bugging
smarting
shame
disinclination
incensement
disliking
indisposition
touchiness
stress
hurt feelings
wounded pride
teasing
chip on your shoulder
bothering
ill-humour
fume
crushing
baulk
UK
blow
balk
US
being rubbed up the wrong way
persecution
regret
fierceness
fire
blood lust
fieriness
histrionics
furiousness
pestering
dejection
disillusionment
despondency
uproar
feverishness
delirium
distraction
fever
obsession
hysteria
deliriousness
mania
rampage
disconsolation
despair
sadness
foulie
fit of rage
fit of fury
fit of anger
skid
paddywhack
towering rage
dispiritedness
glumness
disillusion
melancholy
lamentation
gloominess
disconsolateness
depression
wingding
frenzy of anger
fit of temper
spasm
hysterics
paroxysm
convulsion
squall
frenzy of rage
fireworks
eruption
hemorrhage
US
excitement
bluster
heat
haemorrhage
UK
ferment
anguish
misery
gloom
discouragement
torment
unfulfilment
downheartedness
fit of bad temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
malcontentment
malaise
woe
malcontent
desolation
heavy-heartedness
low spirits
heaviness of heart
more ❯
Noun
▲
Physical defilement
pollution
blight
corrupting
corruption
defilement
depravation
poison
poisoning
warping
besmirching
depravity
desecration
sullying
Noun
▲
The quality of not being loyal to a person, country, or organization; unfaithfulness
disloyalty
infidelity
unfaithfulness
falseness
falsity
faithlessness
perfidy
treachery
inconstancy
betrayal
double-dealing
treason
fickleness
perfidiousness
untrustworthiness
duplicity
false-heartedness
sedition
two-timing
unreliability
adultery
backstabbing
back-stabbing
business
dissidence
recreancy
sellout
subversion
breach of trust
deceitfulness
hollow-heartedness
apostasy
breach of faith
disaffection
double cross
seditiousness
untrueness
bad faith
Punic faith
subversive activity
betrayal of trust
breaking of faith
dishonesty
treacherousness
deception
traitorousness
deceit
fraud
stab in the back
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
double-cross
trickery
disbelief
doubt
double-crossing
cheating
Judas kiss
hanky-panky
let-down
underhandedness
two-facedness
deceptiveness
giveaway
high treason
deviousness
dirty work
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty dealing
sell-out
whitewash
corruption
scam
dodge
fake
spoof
put-on
bunco
gyp
racket
grift
flimflam
artifice
guile
cuckoldry
unchastity
crookedness
liaison
affair
dissimulation
hypocrisy
fraudulence
craft
foxiness
fornication
chicanery
amour
lying
improbity
misconduct
intrigue
cunning
cozenage
dupery
crookery
cunningness
dissembling
guilefulness
wiliness
fakery
craftiness
extramarital relations
fast shuffle
skin game
sweet talk
shell game
extramarital sex
fooling around
playing around
playing the field
sharp practice
a bit on the side
co-optation
co-option
undependability
lese majesty
mutiny
lese-majesty
insincerity
falsification
mistakenness
wrongness
speciousness
attack
revolutionary
lèse majesté
crime
rebellion
revolt
wound
act of disloyalty
dereliction
defection
act of treachery
con
trick
swindle
seditious act
trahison des clercs
swindling
falsehood
unfairness
unjustness
subterfuge
skulduggery
jiggery-pokery
shadiness
monkeyshines
shenanigans
twoness
one-upmanship
knavishness
dualism
duality
dissemblance
skullduggery
knavery
management
codology
mendacity
lewdness
dirty tricks
monkey business
funny business
entanglement
relationship
thing
fling
flirtation
stab in back
immorality
chicane
fourberie
extracurricular activity
carryings-on
having an affair
extramarital congress
illicit sex
playing away from home
extracurricular sex
carrying on
foul play
slyness
imposture
artfulness
trickiness
unscrupulousness
sneakiness
wile
hocus-pocus
shiftiness
pretence
UK
pretense
US
phoniness
criminality
graft
affectation
stealing
lie
cant
wiles
rascality
insidiousness
bunk
infamy
untruthfulness
misrepresentation
ruse
slickness
quackery
display
subtlety
hoax
sanctimoniousness
legerdemain
subtleness
unctuousness
casuistry
glibness
mockery
indirection
sting
sham
disingenuousness
sanctimony
pharisaicalness
canniness
pharisaism
cageyness
caginess
kidology
pietism
lip service
false profession
irreverence
bigotry
cheat
rip-off
gamesmanship
imposition
fast one
tartuffery
stratagem
ambidexterity
smoke and mirrors
mendaciousness
bluff
jugglery
scheme
fabrication
cozening
snow job
cleverness
tricks
duping
hoodwinking
shady deal
prevarication
hustle
humbug
sell
shrewdness
stunt
pretentiousness
invention
feint
sophistry
fix
defrauding
stratagems
scheming
spuriousness
perjury
con game
extortion
contrivance
untruth
artificiality
embezzlement
jive
bamboozlement
bluffing
evasion
trapping
ambidextrousness
shakedown
posturing
inaccuracy
hollowness
blackmail
schemes
manoeuvres
UK
ploys
machination
plot
self-righteousness
ruses
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
maneuvers
US
overreaching
entrapping
fibbing
con trick
dubiousness
confidence trick
play-acting
duplicitousness
plant
frame
jazz
wrong
baloney
equivocation
cover up
run around
bill of goods
hoaxing
machinations
astuteness
fallaciousness
mischief
fiddle
surreptitiousness
ploy
telling stories
disguise
fictitiousness
strategy
ingenuity
inveracity
hokum
lack of veracity
manipulation
manoeuvring
UK
feigning
boondoggle
unveracity
faking
bunko
diddle
subterfuges
cover
piousness
sleight of hand
distortion
conspiracy
furtiveness
gambit
tactics
maneuvering
US
fastie
canard
monkey tricks
frame-up
rort
evasiveness
every trick in the book
crooked deal
game
slipperiness
suspiciousness
haughtiness
conceit
superciliousness
pomposity
self-satisfaction
complacency
piety
smugness
religiosity
fiddling
deceiving
misappropriation
inauthenticity
pretension
affectedness
illegality
nefariousness
unlawfulness
unnaturalness
ability
blind
corruptness
fraudulency
dishonourableness
disingenuity
finesse
fakeness
dishonour
UK
malfeasance
leg-pull
white lies
obfuscation
stealth
perspicacity
bait and switch
joke
unprincipledness
unscrupulosity
questionableness
questionability
footwork
Trojan horse
ramp
kite
twist
false piety
confidence game
dishonor
US
lawbreaking
lawlessness
little white lies
beguilement
blarney
sophism
dirt
defraudation
disinformation
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
being two-faced
snide
backhandedness
faithless
swizzle
exploitation
swizz
persona
specious reasoning
artful argument
unrepresentativeness
unreliableness
illusoriness
inaccurateness
fraudulent scheme
art
wire-pulling
waffle
talk
verbiage
nonsense
conjuration
prestidigitation
escamotage
magic
roguery
collusion
sucker game
hosing
barratry
skunk
song
hoky-poky
string
line
smoke
shamming
device
misleading talk
fiction
misbehaviour
UK
disguising
counterfeiting
hiding
concealment
shrouding
veiling
suppression
concealing
masking
camouflage
goings-on
devilry
hokey-pokey
misbehavior
US
hankie-pankie
carry-on
fallacy
tale
taradiddle
tarradiddle
whopper
story
erroneousness
inexactness
fable
unreality
fib
plotting
cabal
snake oil
wooden nickel
hot air
dealing
planning
complot
covin
design
conniving
plan
porky
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
run-around
song and dance
fairy tale
incorrectness
uncandidness
gimmick
move
pork pie
jobbery
gerrymandering
tiff
quibble
squabble
fuss
spat
expedient
trap
misleading
snare
sleight
decoy
rig
juggle
lurk
shenanigan
set-up
shift
knack
schlenter
delusion
wheeze
play
jig
fetch
flanker
ambush
lies
act
masquerade
guise
semblance
charade
facade
terminological inexactitude
economy with the truth
pettifoggery
airs
pose
façade
show
playacting
front
veil
posing
veneer
simulation
stall
acting
misstatement
shuffling
routine
excuse
cloak
ostentation
gag
mask
pretext
appearance
make-believe
imitation
schtick
affected piety
false virtue
affected superiority
phoneyness
Pharisaism
phariseeism
empty talk
Tartufferie
double standard
false pretense
dumb act
more ❯
Noun
▲
Great destruction or damage
devastation
destruction
ruin
desolation
havoc
demolition
depredation
ravages
wreckage
ruination
annihilation
decimation
demolishment
extermination
extinction
loss
mincemeat
obliteration
pillage
plunder
wastage
waste
ruins
spoliation
confusion
damage
defoliation
elimination
downfall
abolition
dismantling
extirpation
smashing
defacing
shattering
end
crushing
levelling
UK
spoiling
razing
ravaging
undoing
wrecking
disintegrating
scarring
marring
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
death
disfigurement
impairment
overthrow
dissolving
zapping
blasting
dynamiting
injury
abolishing
leveling
US
invalidating
bombing
extinguishing
harm
invalidation
torpedoing
crashing
tearing down
rooting out
knocking down
blowing up
breaking up
pulling down
laying waste
razing to the ground
sacking
slaughter
plundering
ransacking
massacre
looting
raiding
robbery
liquidation
rapine
rape
eradication
despoiling
carnage
marauding
robbing
pillaging
sack
wreck
murder
slaying
despoliation
reaving
ravin
genocide
subversion
crash
collapse
butchery
wiping out
mass murder
extinguishment
vandalism
ethnic cleansing
harrying
theft
catastrophe
disaster
disintegration
subverting
bloodbath
cataclysm
killing
calamity
holocaust
dilapidation
subjugation
disrupting
assassinating
dissolution
decline
assassination
pogrom
sinking
acts of destruction
excision
termination
stripping
despoilment
perdition
wrack
raping
ravishing
piracy
appropriation
depredations
ravage
excess
surplus
leftovers
nullification
utter destruction.
erasure
mince
hamburger
booty
loot
isolation
bleakness
wildness
ground beef
ground meat
minced meat
minced beef
smashup
manslaughter
dispatch
homicide
execution
spoil
swag
raid
dying out
barrenness
loneliness
solitude
spoils
oblivion
disappearance
vanishing
shipwreck
ravagement
total destruction
doing to death
putting to death
obsolescence
solitariness
bareness
prize
taking
shipwrecking
sterility
starkness
grimness
aridity
dismalness
no life
bloodletting
thing of the past
end of life
crack-up
forlornness
remoteness
desolateness
persecution
inferno
rack and ruin
mass killing
witch-hunt
victimization
US
conflagration
dereliction
emptiness
fire
Shoah
bane
mass execution
bloodshed
internecion
wholesale slaughter
mass slaughter
megadeath
mass homicide
bankruptcy
victimisation
UK
immolation
insolvency
closure
night of the long knives
raids
breakdown
folding
flop
failing
demise
decay
disrepair
attack
stealing
crime
burglary
desecration
decrepitude
deterioration
closing
foundering
atrophy
degeneracy
downgrade
degeneration
labefaction
crumbling
comedown
topple
drop
tumble
shutting down
failure
close-down
going under
checkmate
winding up
break-up
falling to pieces
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