Appendix:Roget's thesaurus classification

Synopsis/Outline of Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases with links to relevant Wiktionary entries and Thesaurus pages.

The full thesaurus is here: Appendix:Roget MICRA thesaurus.

Class I. Words Expressing Abstract Relations

Section I. Existence

See also Category:Thesaurus:Existence

1. Being, in The Abstract

1. existence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. existence; v. exist, persist, come into being; adj. existent

2. inexistence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inexistence; v. unexist; adj. inexistent

2. Being, In The Concrete

3. substantiality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. substance; adj. substantial

4. unsubstantiality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. insubstantial

3. Formal Existence

5. intrinsicality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intrinsicality, essence, gist; adj. intrinsic, innate; adv. intrinsically

6. extrinsicality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. extrinsicality; adj. extrinsic

4. Modal Existence

7. state (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. state; adj. conditional; adv. conditionally

8. circumstance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. circumstance; adj. circumstantial; adv. circumstantially

Section II. Relation

See also Category:Thesaurus:Connection

1. Absolute Relation

9. relation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. relation, link; v. pertain; adj. connected, pertinent; adv. pertinently; prep. about

10. irrelation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. irrelation; adj. unconnected, irrelevant; adv. parenthetically

11. consanguinity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. consanguinity, relative; adj. related, consanguine, akin

12. correlation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. correlation; v. reciprocate; adj. reciprocal; adv. reciprocally

13. identity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sameness, selfhood; adj. identical

14. contrariety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. antithesis; v. invert; adj. contrary, opposite; adv. contrarily, vice versa, upside down

15. difference (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. difference; v. differ; adj. different; adv. differently

2. Continuous Relation

16. uniformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. uniformity, homogenizer; v. homogenize; adj. homogeneous; adv. uniformly

16A. nonuniformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nonuniformity; v. diversify; adj. heterogeneous; adv. diversely

3. Partial Relation

17. similarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. similarity, counterpart; v. resemble; adj. similar; adv. similarly

18. dissimilarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dissimilarity; adv. dissimilarly

19. imitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. imitation; v. imitate, copy; adj. imitable, imitative

20. nonimitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. non-imitation; adj. inimitable

20A. variation (Gutenberg)

21. copy (Gutenberg)

22. prototype (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. model

4. General Relation

23. agreement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. agreement; v. agree; adj. agreeable, suitable

24. disagreement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. hostile, unsuitable

Section III. Quantity

See also Category:Thesaurus:Quantities or Category:Thesaurus:Connection

1. Simple Quantity

25. quantity (Gutenberg) [Absolute quantity] Thesaurus: n. quantity; v. quantify; adj. quantitative; adv. exactly

26. degree (Gutenberg) [Relative quantity] Thesaurus: n. degree; adj. comparative

2. Comparative Quantity

27. equality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. equality; v. be equal, balance, equiponderate; adj. equal, correspondent; adv. equally

28. inequality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inequality; v. be unequal; adj. unequal; adv. unequally

29. mean (Gutenberg)

30. compensation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. compensate, offset; adj. nevertheless

1 Quantity by Comparison with a Standard

31. greatness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lot; adj. large, excessive, awesome; adv. fundamentally, very

32. smallness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. modicum, finity; adj. moderate; adv. almost, slightly, moderately

2 Quantity by Comparison with a Similar Object

33. superiority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. superiority, excess; v. exceed; adj. superior; adv. superiorly

34. inferiority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inferiority; v. come short; adj. inferior; adv. inferiorly

3 Changes in Quantity

35. increase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. augmentation; v. increase, augment; adj. augmented

36. nonincrease, decrease (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diminution; v. decrease, diminish; adj. diminished

3. Conjunctive Quantity

37. addition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. addition; v. add; adj. additional; adv. additionally, incrementally, prep. in addition to

38. nonaddition, subtraction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. removal; v. remove; adv. decrementally, prep. except

39. adjunct (Gutenberg) [Thing added] Thesaurus: n. adjunct

40. remainder (Gutenberg) [Thing remaining] Thesaurus: n. remainder; v. remain; adj. residual

40A. decrement (Gutenberg) [Thing deducted] Thesaurus: n. decrement

41. mixture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mixture, hybrid; v. mix, prep. amongst

42. simpleness (Gutenberg) [Freedom from mixture] Thesaurus: n. non-mixture; v. unmix

43. junction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. junction; v. join, tighten; adj. joint, tight, close-fitting; adv. jointly

44. disjunction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. separation; v. divide, disconnect, segregate; adj. separate, divisible, loose; adv. asunder, individually

45. connection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. connection, connective

46. coherence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. adhere; adj. cohesive, adhesive

47. incoherence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. deadhere, loosen

48. combination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. coalesce

49. decomposition (Gutenberg)

4. Concrete Quantity

50. whole (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. entirety, aggregate, intactness; v. integrate; adj. entire, intact

51. part (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. part, piece; adj. fragmentary; adv. partially

52. completeness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. completion; adj. total; adv. completely

53. incompleteness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. incompletion

54. composition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. composition; v. compose

55. exclusion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. omission; v. omit, shut out

56. component (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. component

57. extraneousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. foreigner, newcomer; adj. foreign

Section IV. Order

See also Category:Thesaurus:Order or Category:Thesaurus:Relative qualities

1. Order in General

58. order (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. orderly, methodical; adv. methodically, sequentially

59. disorder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disorder, confusion, hodgepodge; adj. disorderly; adv. haphazardly

59A. complexity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. complexity, complication; v. complicate; adj. complex

60. arrangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. classify

61. derangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. confuse; adj. confusing, confused

2. Consecutive Order

62. precedence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. precede; adj. former

63. sequence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sequence; v. alternate, succeed; adj. subsequent; adv. then

64. precursor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. precursor, predecessor, front matter; adj. precursory

65. sequel (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. queue, successor, back matter

66. beginning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beginning; v. begin; adj. natal, initial; adv. initially, firstly

67. end (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. finish; v. end; adj. final, finished; adv. finally, lastly

68. middle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. midpoint, body matter

69. continuity (Gutenberg) [Uninterrupted sequence] Thesaurus: n. continuity; adj. continuous; adv. continuously

70. discontinuity (Gutenberg) [Interrupted sequence] Thesaurus: n. discontinuity; adj. discontinuous; adv. discontinuously

71. term (Gutenberg)

3. Collective Order

72. assemblage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. group; v. assemble, round up, amass

73. nonassemblage, dispersion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disperse

74. focus (Gutenberg)

4. Distributive Order

75. class (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. class

76. inclusion (Gutenberg)

77. exclusion (Gutenberg)

78. generality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. genericity, generalization; v. generalize; adj. generic, comprehensive, widespread; adv. generally; pro. everybody

79. speciality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. specificity, specialization; v. specify, stand out; adj. specific; adv. specifically

5. Order as Regards Categories

80. normality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. normality, mundane; adj. normal

81. multiformity (Gutenberg)

82. conformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. conformity; v. conform; adj. conformant; adv. conformably, prep. for example

83. unconformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. strangeness, anomaly, strange person; v. nonconform; adj. strange, eccentric; adv. strangely

Section V. Number

See also Category:Thesaurus:Mathematics

1. Number, in the Abstract

84. number (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. number

85. numeration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. counting, statistic, variable; v. calculate, count, summate; adj. numerical, innumerable, incalculable

86. list (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. list; v. tick off, enlist

2. Determinate Number

87. unity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. oneness; adj. unique, sole; adv. solely, by oneself, once

88. accompaniment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. associate

89. duality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. twoness, duo; adj. dual

90. duplication (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. duplication; v. duplicate, double; adj. twofold; adv. twice

91. bisection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bisection; v. bisect; adj. bisected

92. triality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. threeness, triangle, trio; adj. triple

93. triplication (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. triplication; v. triplicate, treble; adj. threefold; adv. thrice

94. trisection (Gutenberg)

95. four (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fourness, quadrilateral, quartet; adv. four times

96. quadruplication (Gutenberg)

97. quadrisection (Gutenberg)

98. five (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fiveness, quintet

99. quinquesection (Gutenberg)

3. Indeterminate Number

100. plurality (Gutenberg) [More than one] Thesaurus: adj. plural

100A. fraction (Gutenberg) [Less than one]

101. zero (Gutenberg) pro. nothing

102. multitude (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. manyness, multiplication; adj. manifold

103. fewness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fewness

104. repetition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. repetition, reoccurrence; v. repeat, reiterate; adj. repeated, repetitive; adv. repeatedly; phr. say again

105. infinity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. infinity; adj. infinite, beginningless, endless

Section VI. Time

See also Category:Thesaurus:Time or Category:Thesaurus:Relative qualities

1. Absolute Time

106. time (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. interimcon. while, since, until

107. neverness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. timelessness; adj. timeless; adv. never, timelessly

108. period (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. period, uncertain period

108A. contingent duration (Gutenberg)

109. course (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. elapse

110. diuturnity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. endlessness, lastingness; adj. lasting; adv. lastingly

111. transientness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. transience; adj. ephemeral; adv. temporarily

112. perpetuity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. eternity, immortality; v. eternalize; adj. eternal; adv. forever

113. instantaneity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. moment, suddenness, instantaneity; adj. instantaneous, sudden; adv. In no time, immediately

114. chronometry (Gutenberg)

115. anachronism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. misdate, backdate, overdate; adj. anachronistic

2. Relative Time

1. Time with Reference to Succession

116. priority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. anteriority; v. predate; adv. formerly

117. posteriority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. posteriority; adv. subsequently

118. the present time (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. the present; adj. present; adv. currently

119. a different time (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. sometime

120. synchronism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. simultaneousness; adj. simultaneous, contemporary; adv. simultaneously

121. futurity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. the future; adj. future; adv. one day, henceforth

122. past (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. the past; adj. past; adv. long ago, hitherto

2. Time with Reference to a Particular Period

123. newness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. innovate; adj. new, emergent, innovative; adv. recently

124. oldness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. oldness; adj. old, obsolete; adv. oldly

125. morning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. morning, dawn, daytime; adj. diurnal

126. evening (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. evening, dusk, nighttime; adj. nocturnal, crepuscular

127. youth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. young, childlike; adv. youthfully

128. age (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. old age; v. to age, make older; adj. elderly

129. infant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. child, youngling; adj. childish

130. veteran (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. old person, old man, old woman

131. adolescence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. teenager, adult; adj. pubescent, mature, adultlike

3. Time with Reference to an Effect or Purpose

132. earliness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. earliness; adj. early, prompt, premature; adv. soon, prematurely

132A. punctuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. punctuality; adj. punctual; adv. punctually, just in time

133. lateness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lateness, tardy time, delay; v. procrastinate, wait, tarry; adj. late, overdue, delayed; adv. eventually, belatedly

134. occasion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. timely

135. untimeliness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. untimeliness; adj. untimely; adv. untimeously

3. Recurrent Time

136. frequency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. common; adv. occasionally, often

137. infrequency (Gutenberg)

138. periodicity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. periodic, seasonal

139. irregularity of recurrence (Gutenberg)

Section VII. Change

See also Category:Thesaurus:Change

1. Simple Change

140. change (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. change; v. alter

141. permanence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. permanence

142. cessation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. desist; int. avast!

143. continuance in action (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. come on!

144. conversion (Gutenberg)

145. reversion (Gutenberg)

146. revolution (Gutenberg)

147. substitution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. substitute, scapegoat

148. interchange (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. switch

2. Complex Change

149. changeableness (Gutenberg)

150. stability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. immutable, inveterate, immobile

151. eventuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. occurrence; v. happen; phr. "that's life"

152. destiny (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. impending

Section VIII. Causation

See also Category:Thesaurus:Connection

1. Constancy of Sequence in Events

153. cause (Gutenberg) (causation) Thesaurus: n. cause

154. effect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: prep. because of, despite

155. attribution (Gutenberg) [Assignment of cause] con. because, even though

156. chance (Gutenberg) [Absence of assignable cause] Thesaurus: n. accident, luck; adj. accidental; adv. accidentally

2. Connection between Cause and Effect

157. power (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. power

158. impotence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disable

159. strength (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. physique; v. strengthen; adj. indomitable

160. weakness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. weak spot, milksop, worrier; adj. weak, fragile, rickety

3. Power in Operation

161. production (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. build, procreate, impregnate; adj. custom-made, pregnant

162. destruction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. destruction; v. destroy

163. reproduction (Gutenberg)

164. producer (Gutenberg)

165. destroyer (Gutenberg)

166. paternity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. father, mother, grandfather

167. posterity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. son

168. productiveness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. productive

169. unproductiveness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. sterilize; adj. sterile

170. agency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. in action, functional

171. physical energy (Gutenberg)

172. physical inertness (Gutenberg) (inertia)

173. violence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. explode

174. moderation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. moderate

4. Indirect Power

175. influence (Gutenberg)

175A. absence of influence (Gutenberg) (impotence)

176. tendency (Gutenberg)

177. liability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. dependent

5. Combinations of Causes

178. concurrence (Gutenberg)

179. counteraction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. counteract

Class II. Words Relating to Space

Section I. Space in General

1. Abstract Space

180. space (Gutenberg)

180A. inextension (Gutenberg)

181. region (Gutenberg)

182. place (Gutenberg)

2. Relative Space

183. situation (Gutenberg)

184. location (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. settlement

185. displacement (Gutenberg)

3. Existence in Space

186. presence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. reside, sojourn, stay behind

187. absence (Gutenberg)

188. inhabitant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. native

189. abode (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. abode, pub

190. contents (Gutenberg)

191. receptacle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. container, vessel

Section II. Dimensions

See also Category:Thesaurus:Dimensions

1. General Dimensions

192. size (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. size, fat person; adj. large, ample

193. littleness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. small, tiny

194. expansion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. increase

195. contraction (Gutenberg)

196. distance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. distant

197. nearness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. near; adv. approximately

198. interval (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. interspace

199. contiguity (Gutenberg)

2. Linear Dimensions

200. length (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. length; v. lengthen; adj. long

201. shortness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shorten; adj. short, stocky

202. breadth, thickness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. width; v. widen; adj. wide; adv. widely

203. narrowness, thinness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. thin person; v. straiten; adj. narrow, slender, scrawny; adv. narrowly

204. layer (Gutenberg)

205. filament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. string

206. height (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. tall

207. lowness (Gutenberg)

208. depth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. deep, subaqueous, subterranean

209. shallowness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. shallow

210. summit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. summit, apex

211. base (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. floor

212. verticality (Gutenberg)

213. horizontality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. recumbent

214. pendency (Gutenberg)

215. support (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. support, stick

216. parallelism (Gutenberg)

216A. perpendicularity (Gutenberg)

217. obliquity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. slope

218. inversion (Gutenberg)

219. crossing (Gutenberg)

3. Centrical Dimensions

1. General.

220. exteriority (Gutenberg)

221. interiority (Gutenberg)

222. centrality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. focused

223. covering (Gutenberg)

224. lining (Gutenberg)

225. clothing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. clothing; v. clothe; adj. clothed; see also Category:Thesaurus:Clothing

226. divestment (Gutenberg) (nudity) Thesaurus: v. reveal, undress; adj. naked

227. circumjacence (Gutenberg)

228. interposition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. intermediate

229. circumscription (Gutenberg)

230. outline (Gutenberg)

231. edge (Gutenberg)

232. inclosure (Gutenberg)

233. limit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. definite

2. Special

234. front (Gutenberg)

235. rear (Gutenberg)

236. laterality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. sideways

237. contraposition (Gutenberg)

238. dextrality (Gutenberg)

239. sinistrality (Gutenberg)

Section III. Form

See also Category:Thesaurus:Shapes or Category:Thesaurus:Dimensions

1. General Form

240. form (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shape; adj. multiform

241. amorphism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. amorphous

242. symmetry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. shapely

243. distortion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. askew, misshapen; adv. skewly

2. Special Form

244. angularity (Gutenberg) (angle) Thesaurus: n. polygon, polyhedron

245. curvature (Gutenberg) (curve)

246. straightness (Gutenberg)

247. circularity (Gutenberg) (circle)

248. convolution (Gutenberg)

249. rotundity (Gutenberg)

3. Superficial Form

250. convexity (Gutenberg)

251. flatness (Gutenberg)

252. concavity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. valley

252A. sponge (Gutenberg)

253. sharpness (Gutenberg)

254. bluntness (Gutenberg)

255. smoothness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. smooth, slippery, glossy

256. roughness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. rough, hirsute, notched

257. notch (Gutenberg)

258. fold (Gutenberg)

259. furrow (Gutenberg)

260. opening (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hole; v. make hole, impale

261. closure (Gutenberg)

262. perforator (Gutenberg)

263. stopper (Gutenberg)

Section IV. Motion

See also Category:Thesaurus:Travel and movement

1. Motion in General

264. motion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. gait; v. move, run; adj. portable

265. quiescence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. immobilize, stop; adj. stationary

266. journey (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. journey; v. walk

267. navigation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sail

268. traveler (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. traveller, vagabond, wanderer

269. mariner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sailor

270. transference (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. carry

271. carrier (Gutenberg)

272. vehicle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. vehicle, automobile, bicycle

273. ship (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. watercraft, sailboat, fleet

2. Degrees of Motion

274. velocity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. move quickly, speed up, rush; adj. quickly; adv. speedy

275. slowness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. move slowly, slow down; adj. slow, gradual; adv. slowly, gradually

3. Motion Conjoined with Force

276. impulse (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. hit

277. recoil (Gutenberg)

4. Motion with Reference to Direction

278. direction (Gutenberg)

279. deviation (Gutenberg)

280. precession (Gutenberg)

281. sequence (Gutenberg)

282. progression (Gutenberg)

283. regression (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. retreat

284. propulsion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. throw

285. traction (Gutenberg)

286. approach (Gutenberg)

287. recession (Gutenberg)

288. attraction (Gutenberg)

289. repulsion (Gutenberg)

290. convergence (Gutenberg)

291. divergence (Gutenberg)

292. arrival (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. hello!

293. departure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. leave; int. goodbye!

294. ingress (Gutenberg)

295. egress (Gutenberg)

296. reception (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. ingest

297. ejection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. vomit; v. regurgitate, emit, kick out; int. go away!

298. food (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. food, meal, beverage; v. eat, drink; adj. edible, drinkable, ingestible

299. excretion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defecation, urination; v. defecate, urinate

300. insertion (Gutenberg)

301. extraction (Gutenberg)

302. passage (Gutenberg)

303. transcursion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. pass by, transcend

304. shortcoming (Gutenberg)

305. ascent (Gutenberg)

306. descent (Gutenberg)

307. elevation (Gutenberg)

308. depression (Gutenberg)

309. leap (Gutenberg)

310. plunge (Gutenberg)

311. circuition (Gutenberg)

312. rotation (Gutenberg)

313. evolution (Gutenberg)

314. oscillation (Gutenberg)

315. agitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shake, sway

Class III. Words Relating to Matter

See also Category:Thesaurus:Matter

Section I. Matter in General

316. materiality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. material; adj. bodily

317. immateriality (Gutenberg)

318. world (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. Earth, Solar System, meteorite; adj. cosmic

319. gravity (Gutenberg)

320. levity (Gutenberg)

Section II. Inorganic Matter

1. Solid Matter

321. density (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. compress; adj. compact

322. rarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. diffuse

323. hardness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hardness; v. harden; adj. hard

324. softness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. softness, moldability; v. soften; adj. soft, flexible, moldable

325. elasticity (Gutenberg)

326. inelasticity (Gutenberg)

327. tenacity (Gutenberg)

328. brittleness (Gutenberg)

329. texture (Gutenberg) (structure)

330. pulverulence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. granular

331. friction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. rub

332. lubrication (Gutenberg)

2. Fluid Matter

1. Fluids In General

333. fluidity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. liquid; adj. fluidic, runny

334. gaseity (Gutenberg) (gas) Thesaurus: n. flatus; v. flatulate; adj. gaseous, flatulent

335. liquefaction (Gutenberg)

336. vaporization (Gutenberg)

2. Specific Fluids

337. water (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. water

338. air (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. atmosphere

339. moisture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wet, muggy, bedewed

340. dryness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. dry

341. ocean (Gutenberg)

342. land (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. landform

343. gulf, lake (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lake, body of water, inlet

344. plain (Gutenberg)

345. marsh (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wetland; adj. marshy

346. island (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. island

3. Fluids in Motion

347. stream (Gutenberg) (fluid in motion)

348. river (Gutenberg) (water in motion) Thesaurus: adj. flowing

349. wind (Gutenberg) (air in motion) Thesaurus: n. wind, storm

350. conduit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. tube

351. airpipe (Gutenberg)

3. Imperfect Fluids

352. semiliquidity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goo; v. thicken; adj. viscous, gelatinous, lacteous

353. bubble (Gutenberg) (mixture of air and water) Thesaurus: n. cloud; adj. effervescent, nebulous, noneffervescent

354. pulpiness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pulpy

355. unctuousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unctuous

356. oil (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. petroleum, fat

356A. resin (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. resinous

Section III. Organic Matter

1. Vitality

1. Vitality in General

357. organization (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. organism

358. inorganization (Gutenberg)

359. life (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. alive

360. death (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. death; v. die; adj. dead

361. killing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. killing, killer; v. kill, stab; adj. bloodied

362. corpse (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. corpse; adj. cadaverous

363. interment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. interment, cemetery

2. Special Vitality

364. animality (Gutenberg)

365. vegetability† (Gutenberg)

366. animal (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. animal

367. vegetable (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. plant

368. zoology (Gutenberg)

369. botany (Gutenberg)

370. husbandry (Gutenberg)

371. agriculture (Gutenberg)

372. mankind (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. humankind; adj. anthropic

373. man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. man, hypermasculine man

374. woman (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. woman, female

374A. sexuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sexual activity, copulation, copulator; v. copulate, masturbate, orgasm; adj. promiscuous, randy; see also Category:Thesaurus:Sex

2. Sensation

See also Category:Thesaurus:Senses

1. Sensation in General

375. physical sensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sense, sensation, perceptibility; v. perceive, produce sensation; adj. perceptible, distinct, sensory; adv. perceptibly

376. physical insensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lack of sensation; adj. imperceptible

377. physical pleasure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pleasure; adj. pleasant, blissful

378. physical pain (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pain, agony, torture; v. suffer, hurt; adj. agonizing, agonized, unpleasant

2. Special Sensation

(1) Touch

379. touch (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. tactition; v. feel, feel around; adj. tactile

380. sensations (Gutenberg) (of touch)

381. numbness (Gutenberg)

(2) Heat

382. heat (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. temperature; adj. hot, warm

383. cold (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. cold

384. calefaction (Gutenberg) (heating) Thesaurus: v. kindle

385. refrigeration (Gutenberg)

386. furnace (Gutenberg)

387. refrigerator (Gutenberg)

388. fuel (Gutenberg)

388A. insulation (Gutenberg)

389. thermometer (Gutenberg)

(3) Taste

390. taste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. gustation, flavour; v. taste; adj. gustable

391. insipidity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. insipid

392. pungency (Gutenberg) (spice) Thesaurus: n. spiciness; adj. spicy

392A. saltiness (Gutenberg) (salt) Thesaurus: n. saltiness; adj. salty

392B. bitterness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bitterness; adj. bitter

393. condiment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. seasoning; v. flavorize

394. savoriness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. savoriness; adj. delicious

395. unsavoriness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unpalatable

396. sweetness (Gutenberg) (sugar) Thesaurus: n. sweetness; adj. sweet

397. sourness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sourness; adj. sour

(4) Odor

398. odor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. olfaction, smell, odorament; v. olfact, have smell; adj. olfactible

399. inodorousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. scentless

400. fragrance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. aroma; adj. fragrant

401. fetor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. stench; v. reek; adj. malodorous

401A. acridity (Gutenberg)

(5) sound

(I) Sound in General

402. sound (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sound, abrupt sound, prolonged sound; adj. noisy

403. silence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. silence; v. be silent; adj. silent

404. loudness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. din

405. faintness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. murmur; v. sough; adj. quiet

(II) Specific Sounds

406. snap (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. snap, tap, bang

407. roll (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. humming, clatter, rumble; v. hum

408. resonance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make sound; adj. sonorous

408A. nonresonance† (Gutenberg)

409. sibilation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sibilation; v. sibilate; adj. sibilant; adv. sibilantly

410. stridor (Gutenberg)

411. cry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shout

412. ululation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ululation, animal sound

(III) Musical Sounds

413. melody, concord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. euphony; adj. euphonious

414. discord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cacophony; adj. cacophonous

415. music (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musical composition

416. musician (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musician; v. sing, play music

417. musical instrument (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musical instrument

(IV) Perception Of Sound

418. hearing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. audition; v. hear, listen; adj. audible

419. deafness (Gutenberg)

(6) light

(I) Light in General

420. light (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. illuminate, shine, glisten; adj. shining, shiny

421. darkness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. dark, dark colour

422. dimness (Gutenberg)

423. luminary (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. light source

424. shade (Gutenberg)

425. transparency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. transparent, sheer

426. opacity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. opaque

426A. turbidity (Gutenberg)

427. semitransparency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. translucent

(II) Specific Light

428. color (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. color; adj. colored, gaudy, multicolored

429. achromatism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. achromatic, pallid, decoloured

430. whiteness (Gutenberg)

431. blackness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. black color; adj. black

432. gray (Gutenberg)

433. brown (Gutenberg)

434. redness (Gutenberg)

435. greenness (Gutenberg)

436. yellowness (Gutenberg)

437. purple (Gutenberg)

438. blueness (Gutenberg)

439. orange (Gutenberg)

440. variegation (Gutenberg)

(III) Perceptions of Light

441. vision (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. eye, vision; v. look, see, glance; see also Category:Thesaurus:Vision

442. blindness (Gutenberg)

443. dimsightedness (Gutenberg)

444. spectator (Gutenberg)

445. optical instruments (Gutenberg)

446. visibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. appear; adj. visible

447. invisibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. indistinct

448. appearance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. countenance, facial expression, landscape; adv. ostensibly

449. disappearance (Gutenberg)

Class IV. Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties

See also Category:Thesaurus:Intellectual faculties

Division I. Formation of Ideas

Section I. Operations of Intellect in General

450. intellect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. psychology; adj. intellectual

450A. absence or want of intellect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. idiot

451. thought (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. think, ponder; adj. contemplative

452. incogitancy (Gutenberg)

453. idea (Gutenberg)

454. topic (Gutenberg)

Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations

455. curiosity (Gutenberg)

456. incuriosity (Gutenberg)

457. attention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. attention; v. pay attention, examine; adj. rapt; int. lo!, hey!

458. inattention (Gutenberg)

459. care (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. vigilant

460. neglect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. ignore; adj. careless, abandoned

461. inquiry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. study

462. answer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. reply; v. respond

463. experiment (Gutenberg)

464. comparison (Gutenberg)

464A. incomparability (Gutenberg)

465. discrimination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. tell apart, differentiate

465A. indiscrimination (Gutenberg)

465B. identification (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. identify

466. measurement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. measuring device; adj. topographic

Section III. Materials for Reasoning

467. evidence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. reference work

468. counter evidence (Gutenberg)

469. qualification (Gutenberg)

470. possibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. possibility; adj. possible

471. impossibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. impossibility

472. probability (Gutenberg)

473. improbability (Gutenberg)

474. certainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. certain, irrefutable; adv. inevitably, certainly

475. uncertainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dilemma; adj. iffy, vague

Section IV. Reasoning Processes

476. reasoning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. therefore

477. intuition, sophistry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. visceral

478. demonstration (Gutenberg)

479. confutation (Gutenberg)

Section V. Results Of Reasoning

480. judgment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. judgement

480A. discovery (Gutenberg)

481. misjudgment (Gutenberg)

482. overestimation (Gutenberg)

483. underestimation (Gutenberg)

484. belief (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. belief; v. deem, have opinion, rely

485. unbelief, doubt (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. hesitate

486. credulity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. gullible

487. incredulity (Gutenberg)

488. assent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. assent, accede, acquiesce; adv. yes

489. dissent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. no

490. knowledge (Gutenberg)

491. ignorance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. ignorant, unknown

492. scholar (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. linguist; adj. learned

493. ignoramus (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ignoramus

494. truth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. truth; adv. actually

495. error (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. error; v. make a mistake

496. maxim (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. saying

497. absurdity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. absurd

498. intelligence, wisdom (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intelligence, wisdom; adj. intelligent, wise; adv. intelligently

499. imbecility, folly (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. foolish, stupid, weak-minded

500. sage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sage, know-it-all

501. fool (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fool

502. sanity (Gutenberg)

503. insanity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. insanity, mental hospital; v. go crazy, becraze, rave; adj. insane

504. madman (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mad person

Section VI. Extension of Thought

1. To the Past

505. memory (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. memorable, memorious

506. oblivion (Gutenberg)

2. To the Future

507. expectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. wait for

508. inexpectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. surprise; adj. surprising

509. disappointment (Gutenberg)

510. foresight (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. precognition

511. prediction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prediction, divination; v. predict; adj. precognitive

512. omen (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. omen

513. oracle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. oracle, predictor

Section VII. Creative Thought

514. supposition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. supposition; v. suppose

514A. analogy (Gutenberg)

515. imagination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fantastic

Division II. Communication of Ideas

See also Category:Thesaurus:Communication

Section I. Nature of Ideas Communicated

516. meaning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. definition

517. unmeaningness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nonsense

518. intelligibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. comprehensible

519. unintelligibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. incomprehensible, mysterious

520. equivocalness (Gutenberg)

521. metaphor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. figure of speech

522. interpretation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. in other words

523. misinterpretation (Gutenberg)

524. interpreter (Gutenberg)

Section II. Modes of Communication

525. manifestation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. obvious, explicit; adv. obviously, explicitly

526. latency, implication (Gutenberg)

527. information (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. announce, inform, divulge

527A. correction (Gutenberg)

528. concealment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. sneak; adj. hidden, covert, arcane

529. disclosure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. informant; v. rat out, confess

530. ambush (Gutenberg)

531. publication (Gutenberg)

532. news (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. rumor; phr. "how are you"

533. secret (Gutenberg)

534. messenger (Gutenberg)

535. affirmation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. statement

536. negation (Gutenberg)

537. teaching (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. instruction

538. misteaching (Gutenberg)

539. learning (Gutenberg)

540. teacher (Gutenberg)

541. learner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. learner, beginner

542. school (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. school

543. veracity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. veracity; adj. honest; adv. honestly

544. falsehood (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. falsehood; adj. false; adv. falsely

545. deception (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deception; v. deceive; adj. deceptive

546. untruth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lie

547. dupe (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dupe

548. deceiver (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deceiver

549. exaggeration (Gutenberg)

Section III. Means of Communicating Ideas

1. Natural Means

550. indication (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. indication, characteristic, symptom

551. record (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. literature

552. obliteration (Gutenberg)

553. recorder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. secretary

554. representation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. picture

555. misrepresentation (Gutenberg)

556. painting (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. painting

557. sculpture (Gutenberg)

558. engraving (Gutenberg)

559. artist (Gutenberg)

2. Conventional Means

1. Language Generally

560. language (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. language, linguistics

561. letter (Gutenberg)

562. word (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. word, term, dictionary

563. neologism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. jargon, cryptolect

564. nomenclature (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. name; v. denominate

565. misnomer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. whatshisname, thingy

566. phrase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. phrase

567. grammar (Gutenberg)

568. solecism (Gutenberg)

569. style (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wording

570. perspicuity (Gutenberg)

571. obscurity (Gutenberg)

572. conciseness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. succinctness; adj. concise

573. diffuseness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. verbosity; adj. verbose

574. vigor (Gutenberg)

575. feebleness (Gutenberg)

576. plainness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. bare-bones

577. ornament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fustian

578. elegance (Gutenberg)

579. inelegance (Gutenberg)

2. Spoken Language

580. voice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. utter

581. aphony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make silent; adj. mute

582. speech (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. talk, speech; v. speak, mention

583. stammering (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. mutter

584. loquacity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. talkativeness, chatter, chatterbox; adj. talkative

585. taciturnity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. stop talking; adj. taciturn

586. allocution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. hello!

587. response (Gutenberg)

588. conversation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. tattle, gossiper; v. gossip

589. soliloquy (Gutenberg)

3. Written Language

590. writing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pen, stationery; v. write, handwrite

591. printing (Gutenberg)

592. correspondence (Gutenberg)

593. book (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. book

594. description (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. literature; v. describe

595. dissertation (Gutenberg)

596. compendium (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. summary; v. recapitulate; adv. in summary

597. poetry (Gutenberg)

598. prose (Gutenberg)

599. The drama (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. drama

Class V. Words Relating to the Voluntary Powers

See also Category:Thesaurus:Volition

Division I. Individual Volition

Section I. Volition in General

1. Acts Of Volition

600. will (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. optional

601. necessity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unintentional

602. willingness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. acquiescent, docile

603. unwillingness (Gutenberg)

604. resolution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. indomitable, relentless

604A. perseverance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. perseverance; v. persevere; adj. tireless

605. irresolution (Gutenberg)

606. obstinacy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. obstinacy; adj. obstinate, perverse

607. tergiversation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. recant

608. caprice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. whim

609. choice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. option, dilemma; v. set apart

609A. absence of choice (Gutenberg)

610. rejection (Gutenberg)

611. predetermination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. premeditated

612. impulse (Gutenberg)

613. habit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. accustom; adj. familiar; adv. mostly, normally, usually

614. desuetude (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. unusually

2. Causes of Volition

615. motive (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. incite

615A. absence of motive (Gutenberg)

616. dissuasion (Gutenberg)

617. pretext (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pretext

3. Objects of Volition

618. good (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goodness; adj. good

619. evil (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. do evil; adj. evil

Section II. Prospective Volition

1. Conceptional Volition

620. intention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goal; adj. intentional

621. chance (Gutenberg) [Absence of purpose in the succession of events]

622. pursuit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. activity, game

623. avoidance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. truancy; v. avoid, shirk, flee; adj. avoidable

624. relinquishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. abandon

625. business (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. occupation, employer, area of authority

626. plan (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. design; adj. planned

627. method (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. way; adv. thus, regardless

628. mid-course (Gutenberg)

629. circuit (Gutenberg)

630. requirement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. requisite, urgent

2. Subservience to Ends

1. Actual Subservience

631. instrumentality (Gutenberg)

632. means (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: prep. by means of

633. instrument (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. instrument, device, tool

634. substitute (Gutenberg)

635. materials (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. material, fabric, metal

636. store (Gutenberg)

637. provision (Gutenberg)

638. waste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. junk; adj. depleted

639. sufficiency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. adequacy; adj. abundant; adv. plentiful

640. insufficiency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lack; adj. low-quality

641. redundancy (Gutenberg)

2. Degree of Subservience

642. importance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. important, serious, notable; adv. above all

643. unimportance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. trifle; adj. insignificant; int. screw this!

644. utility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. utility

645. inutility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inutility, trash; adj. futile

646. expedience (Gutenberg)

647. inexpedience (Gutenberg)

648. goodness (Gutenberg) (beneficial) Thesaurus: adj. excellent; adv. excellently

649. badness (Gutenberg) (harmful) Thesaurus: n. badness; adj. bad, harmful, doomed

650. perfection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. masterpiece; adj. flawless

651. imperfection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defect; adj. mediocre, broken

652. cleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make clean; adj. clean

653. uncleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. untidy person; v. dirty; adj. unclean, unkempt

654. health (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. healthy

655. disease (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disease, pandemic; adj. ill, diseased, nauseated

656. salubrity (Gutenberg)

657. insalubrity (Gutenberg)

658. improvement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. improve; adj. improved

659. deterioration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. injury; v. worsen; adj. deteriorated, out of order, rotten

660. restoration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. workaround; v. repair, kludge

661. relapse (Gutenberg)

662. remedy (Gutenberg) (medicine) Thesaurus: n. medicine, therapy, physician

663. bane (Gutenberg) (poison)

3. Contingent Subservience

664. safety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. safe

665. danger (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. danger; v. endanger; adj. dangerous, ramshackle

666. refuge (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. refuge

667. pitfall (Gutenberg)

668. warning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. heads up!

669. alarm (Gutenberg)

670. preservation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. preserved

671. escape (Gutenberg)

672. deliverance (Gutenberg)

3. Precursory Measures

673. preparation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. cook

674. nonpreparation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. impromptu, raw

675. essay (Gutenberg)

676. undertaking (Gutenberg)

677. use (Gutenberg)

678. disuse (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. lay off; adj. unemployed

679. misuse (Gutenberg)

Section III. Voluntary Action

1. Simple Voluntary Action

680. action (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. action

681. inaction (Gutenberg)

682. activity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wakefulness; v. wake, awaken; adj. active, industrious, awake

683. inactivity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shut-eye, sleep inducer, idler; v. sleep, go to bed, fall asleep; adj. sleepy, soporific, asleep

684. haste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. rush

685. leisure (Gutenberg)

686. exertion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. work, drudgery

687. repose (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. vacation

688. fatigue (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fatigue; v. tire; adj. fatigued, fatiguing

689. refreshment (Gutenberg)

690. agent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. doer, worker

691. workshop (Gutenberg)

2. Complex Voluntary Action

692. conduct (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. conduct, guise; adj. behavioral

693. direction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. administration

694. director (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. boss, bureaucrat, head of government

695. advice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. advice; v. advise

696. council (Gutenberg)

697. precept (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. law

698. skill (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. skill; adj. skilled, capable, experienced

699. unskillfulness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unskilled, inexperienced

700. proficient (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. skilled person

701. bungler (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. unskilled person

702. cunning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cunning; adj. wily

703. artlessness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. naive

Section IV. Antagonism

See also Category:Thesaurus:Opposition

1. Conditional Antagonism

704. difficulty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. test; adj. difficult, subtle, in trouble

705. facility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. easy thing; adj. easy

2. Active Antagonism

706. hindrance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hindrance, spoilsport; v. hinder, spoil, put a damper on

707. aid (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. nurture

708. opposition (Gutenberg)

709. cooperation (Gutenberg)

710. opponent (Gutenberg)

711. auxiliary (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. associate

712. party (Gutenberg)

713. discord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dispute, commotion; v. squabble; adj. quarrelsome

714. concord (Gutenberg)

715. defiance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disobey

716. attack (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. assault; v. attack

717. defense (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defense; v. defend

718. retaliation (Gutenberg)

719. resistance (Gutenberg)

720. contention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fight; adj. combative, hostile

721. peace (Gutenberg)

722. warfare (Gutenberg)

723. pacification (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. pacify

724. mediation (Gutenberg)

725. submission (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. surrender

726. combatant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. soldier, mercenary

727. arms (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. weapon, firearm, sword

728. arena (Gutenberg)

Section V. Results of Voluntary Action

See also Category:Thesaurus:Opposition

729. completion (Gutenberg)

730. noncompletion (Gutenberg)

731. success (Gutenberg)

732. failure (Gutenberg)

733. trophy (Gutenberg)

734. prosperity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. prosper; adj. auspicious, lucky

735. adversity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. difficult situation, disaster; adj. unlucky, disastrous; adv. disastrously

736. mediocrity (Gutenberg)

Division II. Intersocial Volition

Section I. General Intersocial Volition

737. authority (Gutenberg)

737A. government (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. government, office

737B. politics (Gutenberg)

738. laxity (Gutenberg)

739. severity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. stern, relentless, bare-bones

740. lenity (Gutenberg)

741. command (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. command

742. disobedience (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disobey

743. obedience (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. obey; adj. obedient

744. compulsion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. compulsory

745. master (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ruler

746. servant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. attendant, slave; v. serve

747. scepter (Gutenberg)

748. freedom (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wanton

749. subjection (Gutenberg)

750. liberation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. liberate

751. restraint (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. imprison, curb

752. prison (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prison, jail

753. keeper (Gutenberg)

754. prisoner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prisoner

755. commission (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diplomatic mission

756. abrogation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. lay off; int. go away!

757. resignation (Gutenberg)

758. consignee (Gutenberg)

759. deputy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deputy

Section II. Special Intersocial Volition

760. permission (Gutenberg)

761. prohibition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sanction; v. prohibit

762. consent (Gutenberg)

763. offer (Gutenberg)

764. refusal (Gutenberg)

765. request (Gutenberg)

766. deprecation (Gutenberg)

767. petitioner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beggar, scrounger

Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition

768. promise (Gutenberg)

768A. release from engagement (Gutenberg)

769. compact (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pact; v. bargain

770. conditions (Gutenberg)

771. security (Gutenberg)

772. observance (Gutenberg)

773. nonobservance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. fail to notice

774. compromise (Gutenberg)

Section IV. Possessive Relations

See also Category:Thesaurus:Possession

1. Property In General

775. acquisition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. acquisition; adj. gainful

776. loss (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. loss; v. lose; adj. lacking

777. possession (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. property; v. possess

777A. exemption (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. exemption

778. participation (Gutenberg) [Joint possession] Thesaurus: n. participation

779. possessor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. possessor

780. property (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. property, ownership, stake

781. retention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. retention; v. retain; adj. retentive

782. relinquishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. relinquishment; v. relinquish

2. Transfer of Property

783. transfer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. transference; v. transfer

784. giving (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bestowal, giver, gift; v. give; adj. gratis

785. receiving (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. receiving, recipient; v. receive

786. apportionment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. distribute

787. lending (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lending, lender; v. lend

788. borrowing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. borrowing, borrower; v. borrow

789. taking (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. taking, taker; v. take, capture

790. restitution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. restitution; v. return

791. stealing (Gutenberg) (theft) Thesaurus: n. theft; v. steal; adj. light-fingered, stolen

792. thief (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. thief

793. booty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. booty

3. Interchange of Property

794. barter (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. exchange; v. barter, trade

795. purchase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. purchase, purchaser; v. buy

796. sale (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sale; v. sell; adj. marketable

797. merchant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. merchant

798. merchandise (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goods

799. mart (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. retail store

799A. stock market (Gutenberg)

799B. securities (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. security

4. Monetary Relations

See also Category:Thesaurus:Wealth

800. money (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. money, small change; adj. monetary

801. treasurer (Gutenberg)

802. treasury (Gutenberg)

803. wealth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wealth, moneybags; adj. wealthy

804. poverty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. poverty, pauper; adj. impoverished

805. credit (Gutenberg)

806. debt (Gutenberg)

807. payment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. reimburse

808. nonpayment (Gutenberg)

809. expenditure (Gutenberg)

810. receipt (Gutenberg)

811. accounts (Gutenberg)

812. price (Gutenberg)

812A. value (Gutenberg)

812B. worthlessness (Gutenberg)

813. discount (Gutenberg)

814. dearness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. expensive

815. cheapness (Gutenberg)

816. liberality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. generous

817. economy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. frugal

817A. greed (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. greed; adj. greedy, voracious

818. prodigality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prodigality, spendthrift; adj. prodigal

819. parsimony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. miser; adj. stingy

Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers

See also Category:Thesaurus:Emotion or Category:Thesaurus:Personality

Section I. Affections in General

820. affections (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. predilection

821. feeling (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. emotion, enthusiasm; see also Category:Thesaurus:Emotion

822. sensibility (Gutenberg)

823. insensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. apathy; adj. apathetic, carefree

824. excitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. thrill, sexually stimulate; adj. exciting

825. excitability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. enliven; adj. hyperactive, enthusiastic

826. inexcitability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. calmness; v. tolerate; adj. calm, temperate

Section II. Personal Affections

1. Passive Affections

827. pleasure (Gutenberg) (non-physical) Thesaurus: adj. pleasant

828. pain (Gutenberg) (non-physical) Thesaurus: n. annoyance

829. pleasurableness (Gutenberg) [cause or source of pleasure] Thesaurus: adj. attractive

830. painfulness (Gutenberg) [cause or source of pain] Thesaurus: n. nuisance, annoyance; v. annoy; adj. annoying, annoyed, disheartening

831. content (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. satisfactory

832. discontent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. complainer

833. regret (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. regretful

834. relief (Gutenberg)

835. aggravation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. aggravate

836. cheerfulness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. happy

837. dejection (Gutenberg) (see depression) Thesaurus: adj. sad, lamentable

838. rejoicing (Gutenberg) [expression of pleasure] Thesaurus: n. laughter, smile; v. laugh; int. yay!

839. lamentation (Gutenberg) [expression of pain] Thesaurus: v. complain, weep; int. woe is me!

840. amusement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. joke, prank, hobby; v. jest

841. weariness (Gutenberg) (tedium) Thesaurus: n. bore; adj. wearisome, boring

842. wit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. witty, funny

843. dullness (Gutenberg) (uninteresting)

844. humorist (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. joker, jester

2. Discriminative Affections

See also Category:Thesaurus:Appearance

845. beauty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beauty, beautiful person; adj. beautiful

846. ugliness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ugliness, ugly person; adj. ugly

847. ornament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. trinket; v. decorate; adj. marked

847A. jewelry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. jewelry

848. blemish (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. discolored

849. simplicity (Gutenberg) (plainness)

850. taste (Gutenberg)

851. vulgarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. gaudy, unfashionable

852. fashion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fashionable

853. ridiculousness (Gutenberg)

854. fop (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dandy

855. affectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pedant; adj. foppish

856. ridicule (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ridicule; v. mock, deride

857. laughingstock (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. laughingstock

3. Prospective Affections

858. hope (Gutenberg)

859. hopelessness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. scarecrow

860. fear (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fear, terror, fearmonger; v. frighten; adj. frightening, afraid, nervous

861. courage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. courage; adj. brave, unafraid

862. cowardice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cowardice, coward; adj. cowardly

863. rashness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. reckless

864. caution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. caution; adj. cautious; adv. cautiously

865. desire (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. desire, predilection, craving

866. indifference (Gutenberg) (lack of desire)

867. dislike (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. yuck!

868. fastidiousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fastidious, meticulous

869. satiety (Gutenberg)

4. Contemplative Affections

870. wonder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wonderful, astonished, indescribable; int. wow!

871. expectance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. describable

872. prodigy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. child prodigy

5. Extrinsic Affections

873. repute (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. important person; adj. famous

874. disrepute (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disrepute, shame; v. abash; adj. embarrassed

875. nobility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nobleman

876. commonalty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. commonalty, commoner, bumpkin

877. title (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. title

878. pride (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pride, arrogance; adj. arrogant

879. humility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. humble

880. vanity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. vain

881. modesty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shyness, shy person; adj. shy

882. ostentation (Gutenberg)

883. celebration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. celebration, party

884. boasting (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. boastful

885. insolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. impudence, malapert; adj. cheeky, bossy

886. servility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. suck up; adj. servile, sycophantic

887. blusterer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. braggart

Section III. Sympathetic Affections

See also Category:Thesaurus:Love and affection or Category:Thesaurus:Morality

1. Social Affections

888. friendship (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. friendly

889. enmity (Gutenberg)

890. friend (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. friend, acquaintance

891. enemy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. enemy

892. sociality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. greeting; adj. sociable

893. seclusion, exclusion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. recluse, outcast, solitude; adv. solitarily

894. courtesy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. embrace; adj. polite

895. discourtesy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. impolite

896. congratulation (Gutenberg)

897. love (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lover; v. love; adj. beloved, in love, affectionate

898. hate (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. hate

899. favorite (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sweetheart

900. resentment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. offense, anger, tantrum; v. offend, enrage, lose one's temper; adj. angry

901. irascibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shrew; adj. irritable, peevish

901A. sullenness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. sullen

902. endearment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. courtship, buss; v. woo, indulge, kiss

903. marriage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intermarriage, spouse; v. marry, get married

904. celibacy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. celibate, virgin

905. divorce (Gutenberg)

2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections

906. benevolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. kindly

907. malevolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. harm; adj. mean

908. malediction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. swearword, swearing; v. swear; int. dammit!

909. threat (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. threat; v. intimidate

910. philanthropy (Gutenberg)

911. misanthropy (Gutenberg)

912. benefactor (Gutenberg)

913. evil doer (Gutenberg) (malefactor)

3. Special Sympathetic Affections

914. pity (Gutenberg)

914A. pitilessness (Gutenberg)

915. condolence (Gutenberg)

4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections

916. gratitude (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. thank you!

917. ingratitude (Gutenberg)

918. forgiveness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. forgiveness

919. revenge (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. revenge; v. avenge; adj. vengeful

920. jealousy (Gutenberg)

921. envy (Gutenberg)

Section IV. Moral Affections

See also Category:Thesaurus:Morality

1. Moral Obligations

922. right (Gutenberg)

923. wrong (Gutenberg)

924. dueness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. deserve

925. undueness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bastard; adj. illegitimate

926. duty (Gutenberg)

927. dereliction of duty (Gutenberg)

927A. exemption (Gutenberg)

2. Moral Sentiments

928. respect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. revere

929. disrespect (Gutenberg)

930. contempt (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. contempt; v. despise; adj. despicable; int. bah!

931. approbation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. praise, applause, approval; v. approve; int. well done!

932. disapprobation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diatribe; v. criticize, blame; int. tut tut!

933. flattery (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. flattery

934. detraction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. slander; v. defame; adj. defamatory

935. flatterer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sycophant

936. detractor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. detractor

937. vindication (Gutenberg)

938. accusation (Gutenberg)

3. Moral Conditions

939. probity (Gutenberg)

940. improbity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. villainy, mischief

941. knave (Gutenberg)

942. disinterestedness (Gutenberg)

943. selfishness (Gutenberg)

944. virtue (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. virtuous

945. vice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. immoral

946. innocence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. innocent; adv. innocently

947. guilt (Gutenberg)

948. good man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hero

949. bad man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. villain, criminal, troublemaker

950. penitence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. remorseful

951. impenitence (Gutenberg)

952. atonement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. atone

4. Moral Practice

953. temperance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. teetotaler

954. intemperance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. recreational drug

954A. sensualist (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sensualist

955. asceticism (Gutenberg)

956. fasting (Gutenberg)

957. gluttony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. glutton

958. sobriety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. sober

959. drunkenness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. drunkenness, drunkard, alcoholic beverage; adj. drunk

960. purity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pure, virginal; adv. purely

961. impurity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. harlotize; adj. impure, obscene, pornographic

962. libertine (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. libertine, mistress, promiscuous man

5. Moral Institutions

963. legality (Gutenberg)

964. illegality (Gutenberg)

965. jurisdiction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. police, police officer

966. tribunal (Gutenberg)

967. judge (Gutenberg)

968. lawyer (Gutenberg)

969. lawsuit (Gutenberg)

970. acquittal (Gutenberg)

971. condemnation (Gutenberg)

972. punishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beating

973. reward (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bribe

974. penalty (Gutenberg)

975. scourge (Gutenberg) [instrument of punishment] Thesaurus: n. gallows

Section V. Religious Affections

1. Superhuman Beings and Regions

976. deity (Gutenberg)

977. angel (Gutenberg)

978. satan (Gutenberg)

979. jupiter (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. god

980. demon (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ghost; adj. ghostly

981. heaven (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. afterlife, life after death

982. hell (Gutenberg)

2. Religious Doctrines

983. theology (Gutenberg)

983A. orthodoxy (Gutenberg)

984. heterodoxy (Gutenberg)

985. Judeo-Christian revelation (Gutenberg)

986. pseudo-revelation (Gutenberg)

3. Religious Sentiments

987. piety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. religion, believer; v. consecrate

988. impiety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. desecrate

989. irreligion (Gutenberg)

4. Acts Of Religion

990. worship (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. worship

991. idolatry (Gutenberg)

992. sorcery (Gutenberg)

993. spell (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. amulet

994. sorcerer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. magician

5. Religious Institutions

995. churchdom (Gutenberg)

996. clergy (Gutenberg)

997. laity (Gutenberg)

998. rite (Gutenberg)

999. canonicals (Gutenberg)

1000. temple (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. temple