Synonyms of the 96 most common words in English (2023)

Toll—incredible, incredible, improbable, fabulous, marvelous, fantastic, unbelievable, amazing, extraordinary

that—enrage, infuriate, excite, sting, enrage, ignite, madden

Furious—irritated, furious, disgusted, agitated, furious, outraged, irritated, thrilled, inflamed

Respondedor—answer, answer, answer, confirm

Questions– — inquire, inquire, request information, ask a question, demand, demand, wait, inquire, interrogate, interrogate, inquire, inquire about

abominable—terrible, terrible, abominable, bad, poor, unpleasant

Spacious—wicked, immoral, bad, corrupt, sinful, depraved, rotten, tainted, depraved, depraved, harmful, damaging, inauspicious, flawed, inferior, imperfect, inferior, flawed, inappropriate, inappropriate, inappropriate, nasty, unsavory, cross, wickedness, indelicate, hot-tempered, horrible, horrendous, disgusting, scandalous, atrocious, incorrect, harmful, sinister, filthy, pejorative, deplorable, bleak, rude, abominable, nefarious, vile, disgusting, despicable, despicable, contemptible, lazy, rancid, dreadful, abominable

Schön - beautiful, adorable, beautiful, attractive, magnificent, stunning, beautiful, grand, graceful, fair, stunning, graceful, fine, exquisite, aesthetic, pleasing, shapely, delicate, dazzling, glorious, heavenly, beautiful, radiant, radiant, blooming, bright

To start- initiate, open, launch, start, initiate, inaugurate, give birth

Grande - enormous, vast, immense, gigantic, tremendous, colossal, gigantic, great, beautiful, great, great, tall, substantial, mammoth, astronomical, sprawling, wide, expansive, spacious, squat, mighty, titanic, mountainous

courageous brave

Romper—romper

Hell — radiant, bright, shimmering, bright, shimmering, shimmering, radiant, vivid, colorful, lustrous, luminous, incandescent, intelligent, knowledgeable, insightful, clever, intellectual

Still - calm, peaceful, still, calm, smooth, calm, gentle, collected, collected, carefree, balanced, carefree, indifferent, aloof

For - to approach, to advance, to approach, to reach, to reach

Legal—cool, cold, frosty, wintry, icy, frigid

Injustice - bent, twisted, curved, hooked, zigzag

Cry – scream, scream, howl, scream, scream, scream, cry, moan, sob, scream

Cut - cut, cut, mince, mark, separate, cut, carve, divide, cut, mince, prune, trim, reduce

Dangerous—dangerous, dangerous, risky, uncertain, uncertain

Dark—melancholy

Decide – determine, agree, choose, resolve

Clearly - certain, true, positive, definite, clear, distinct, evident

Delicious - tasty, delicious, appetizing, lush, delicious, tasty, delicious, pleasant, tasty, exquisite

To describe — represent, characterize, represent, narrate, narrate, narrate, represent, relate, record

Destroy – ruin, demolish, raze, dilapidate, kill, kill, finish, finish

Difference — Disagreement, injustice, contrast, dissimilarity, incompatibility

Again - carry out, enact, carry out, finish, conclude, achieve, achieve, achieve, achieve

Tedious - boring, exhausting, exhausting, uninteresting, slow, stupid, stupid, unimaginative, lifeless, dead, callous, exhausting, exhausting, listless, expressionless, simple, dull, monotonous, desolate

anxious — eager, fervent, enthusiastic, involved, interested, full of life

movie — stop, finish, end, complete, close, pause, cease, pause

Leverage - enjoy, delight, delight, delight, bask, enjoy, devour, enjoy, enjoy

Explain — elaborate, clarify, define, interpret, justify, explain

Fair – fair, impartial, impartial, objective, impartial, honest

Fallen – fall, fall, fall, fall, fall

INCORRECT — false, fraudulent, false, false, false, unfounded, erroneous, misleading, unfounded, misleading

Famous – known, renowned, famous, famous, notable, famous, distinguished, well-known, notorious

Fast – fast, fast, agile, agile, hasty, fast, erratic, fast, fast, fast, fast, fast, lightning fast, rushed, rushed, rushed, like lightning

Fett - stocky, beefy, meaty, fleshy, bulbous, chubby, full, chubby, chubby, chubby, chubby, chubby, thick, bulky, elephantine

time – fear, anxiety, horror, alarm, dismay, dread, dread, dread, horror, panic, apprehension

To fly – soar, float, hover, fly, flee, blow, glide, along the coast, fly over, navigate, cross

Lustig — humorous, amusing, whimsical, humorous, humorous, ridiculous, silly

To receive—acquire, obtain, secure, obtain, earn, seek, find, score, collect, earn, win, rep, catch, net, purse, derive, collect, collect, collect, catch, accept, pass, retrieve, save

Y – give up, leave, disappear, disappear, move, travel, continue

intestine — excellent, good, superior, marvelous, marvelous, qualified, apt, suitable, appropriate, appropriate, capable, generous, kind, gentle, courteous, nice, pleasant, agreeable, satisfactory, good, obedient, honorable, trustworthy, trustworthy, secure , auspicious, profitable, beneficial, fair, convenient, useful, valid, genuine, abundant, sane, valuable, useful, great, magnificent, noble, dignified, first-class, excellent, outstanding, magnificent, respectable, uplifting

Great - notable, dignified, distinguished, notable, great, considerable, powerful, very, powerful

Stop – inappropriate, impolite, rude, indecent, rude, vulgar, scandalous, extreme, severe, embarrassing, rude, obscene, basic

Feliz - delighted, satisfied, satisfied, delighted, elated, joyful, joyful, ecstatic, elated, joyful, pleased, satisfied, happy, happy, very happy

To hate - despise, abhor, abhor, abhor, disapprove, dislike, disapprove, abhor

Ter – hold, possess, possess, contain, acquire, earn, receive, believe, endure, procreate, occupy, absorb, fill, enjoy

Aid — help, help, support, encourage, support, wait, accompany, serve, alleviate, help, use, make friends, support

To hide - conceal, conceal, mask, cloak, camouflage, screen, shroud, veil

apresurate – rush, run, speed up, rush, rush, push, speed up, frantically

efforts — damage, injury, injury, wound, affliction, plague, pain

Idea — Thought, concept, imagination, conception, understanding, opinion, plan, vision, belief

Important — necessary, vital, crucial, indispensable, valuable, essential, significant, primary, principal, significant, famous, distinguished, notable, well-known

Interesting — mesmerizing, captivating, perceptive, brilliant, intelligent, vivid, witty, attractive, tempting, intriguing, provocative, provocative, challenging, inspiring, attractive, moving, tingling, seductive, exciting, fun, spicy, lively, racy, spicy, captivating , captivating, consuming, captivating, captivating, captivating, captivating, curious, captivating, enchanting, alluring, alluring

Hold - maintain, maintain, retain, preserve, defend, preserve, support

Matar—kill, execute, assassinate, assassinate, destroy, abolish, abolish

Lazy - slow, lazy, idle, idle, lazy

Some — tiny, tiny, minuscule, shrimp, dwarf, miniature, insignificant, stingy, minute, narrow, limited, minute, microscopic, light, dainty, tiny

Look for - to look, to see, to look, to observe, to seek, to study, to search, to search, to look, to look, to glimpse, to look, to contemplate, to examine, to yawn, to yawn, to scrutinize, to inspect, to look, to observe, to see, to witness, to perceive, to peep, see, discover, observe, recognize, peek, eye, yawn, read, investigate

Amor - taste, admire, appreciate, enjoy, appreciate, appreciate, revere, appreciate, adore, appreciate, enjoy

Do — create, generate, invent, generate, form, construct, design, manufacture, manufacture, produce, build, develop, make, cause, execute, compose, execute, achieve, win, win, get, acquire, get

To mark — label, label, price, ticket, print, effect, banner, print, seal, mark, sign, notice, attention, notice, denomination

Boshaft — playful, playful, cheeky, mischievous, irreverent, mischievous, sporty

relocation – jog, walk, crawl, crawl, inch, push, pull, stagger, drag, jog, linger, walk, walk, walk, walk, stumble, run, spike, march, rumble, rumble, drag, fall behind, run, sprint, stumble, jump, jump, hot foot, high tail, streak, stride, rip, breeze, explore, run, dash, arrow, bolt, skate, jump, skier, dodge, slide, run, run, jog, chase, rush, hurry, hump, gallop, gallop, speed, motion, movement, trip, walk, wander, trip, trekking, ride, turn, glide, glide, glide, glide, coast, flow, sail, stroll, limp, walk, stagger, row, sway, dance, kick, meander, wander, sway, sway, step, strut, stroll, fall

Temperamental - moody, moody, moody, sullen, cantankerous, sullen, surly, irritable, irritable, cranky, irritable, spiteful, surly, touchy

Sauber — clean, neat, neat, tidy, neat, neat, intelligent, elegant, well-organized, super, desirable, dignified, impeccable, well-groomed, well-proportioned

nuevo — fresh, unique, original, unusual, new, modern, updated, current

alternative — weak, brittle, ancient, flimsy, aged, used, worn, worn, tattered, faded, broken, formerly, antiquated, antiquated, obsolete, veteran, mature, venerable, primitive, traditional, archaic, conventional, in use, old, moldy, obsolete, extinct

Paper — portion, part, chunk, assignment, section, fraction, fragment

ort — space, area, place, parcel, region, place, location, position, residence, dwelling, set, place, season, state, condition

the plane — Action, Scheme, Project, Drawing, Map, Diagram, Procedure, Arrangement, Intent, Device, Invention, Method, Route, Project

Popular – popular, recognized, accepted, popular, celebrated, widespread, current

Dilemma - dilemma, dilemma, pickle, problem, situation, stain, scratch, jam

Define – place, define, fix, configure, allocate, maintain, keep, separate, cause, achieve, make, build

Still – still, still, sem som, mute, still, peaceful, calm, repousante

To the right - correct, precise, factual, true, good, just, honest, correct, legal, moral, reasonable, adequate, proper, lawful, just

Run - Run, speed, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run

kill kill kill— inform, notify, advise, narrate, narrate, say, explain, reveal, divulge, reveal, explain, order, order, offer, clarify, instruct, insist, teach, train, direct, issue, warn, speak, speak, confirm , assume, utter, deny, express, verbalize, pronounce, articulate, utter, deliver, transmit, communicate, affirm, explain, complain, murmur, mutter, whisper, sigh, exclaim, shout, sing, howl, growl, hiss, growl , din, roar, roar, thunder, roar, shout, shriek, shriek, shriek, whine, philosophize, stutter, stutter, lisp, slurred, stammer, protest, announce, swear, swear, be satisfied, assure, deny, deny

scared - anxious, frightened, worried, frightened, panicked, anxious, bewildered, insecure, timid, timid, nervous, nervous, restless, worried, annoyed, distraught, distraught, horrified, terrified, shocked, petrified, haunted, anxious, embarrassed, trembling, dazed, paralyzed, dazed, frightened

show - show, show, present, notice, show, show, explain, reveal, prove, prove, reveal

It is - leisurely, gradually, lazy, late, later, exhausting, slow

fuses – stop, stop, stay, pause, pause, complete, finish, finish, finish

History — history, myth, legend, fable, thread, report, tale, chronicle, epic, sage, anecdote, record, memoir

Strange – strange, peculiar, unusual, unknown, unusual, strange, odd, unusual, curious, unique, unique, irregular

To take – retain, catch, apprehend, apprehend, gain, conquer, acquire, select, select, select, favor, remove, steal, increase, rob, involve, enchant, buy, purchase, withdraw, remember, assume, occupy, consume

Say — reveal, reveal, show, discover, discover, say, narrate, inform, advise, explain, divulge, explain, order, order, offer, say, repeat

Think — judge, consider, accept, believe, ponder, consider, ponder, mediate

Problem – Affliction, agony, anxiety, worry, misery, pain, danger, danger, disaster, sadness, misfortune, difficulty, worry, pain, inconvenience, effort, effort.

TRUE – exactly, correctly, correctly, precisely, exactly, validly, genuinely, truly, really, reliably, firmly, faithfully, reliably, sincerely, firmly

Feo - horrible, terrible, terrifying, shocking, terrible, disgusting, monstrous, terrifying, disgusting, terrible, frightful, horrible, disgusting, simple, homey, disgusting, repulsive, repulsive, cruel

Dissatisfied – miserable, uncomfortable, miserable, heartbroken, unhappy, poor, despondent, sad, despondent, despondent, gloomy, depressed, gloomy, gloomy, despondent, sad

To use — employ, use, exhaust, expend, expend, consume, exercise

incorrect — false, inaccurate, erroneous, defective, improper, inadequate

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