INDE X. }, Page Page To ABANDON—to abandon, desert, forsake, relinquish 260 | To ABUSE-to abuse, misuse 488 To ABANDON—to abandon, resign, renounce, abdicate 261 ABUSE-abuse, invective.. 65 To ABANDON—to give up, abandon, resign, forego 260 ABUSIVE-reproachful, abusive, scurrilous 65 ABANDONED-profligate, abandoned, reprobate 269 ABYss-gulf, abyss 494 To ABASE—to abase, humble, degrade, disgrace, debase, 61 ACADEMY—school, academy.... 193 To ABASH—to abash, confound, confuse.... 62 To Accede—to accede, consent, comply, acquiesce, agree, 127 To ABATB—to abate, lessen, diminish, decrease. 419 To ACCELERATE-to hasten, accelerate, speed, expedite, To ABATE—to subside, abate, intermit 301 287 To ABDICATE—to abandon, resign, renounce, abdicate .. 261 ACCENT—stress, strain, emphasis, accent 228 To ABDICATE-to abdicate, desert ... 276 To ACCEPT—to take, receive, accept 246 ABETTOR-abettor, accessary, accomplice 439 ACCEPTABLE-acceptable, grateful, welcome. 248 To ABHOR—co abhor, detest, abominate, loath .... ... 107 | ACCEPTANCE To ABIDE—to abide, sojourn, dwell, reside, inhabit ... 248 290 ACCEPTATION acceptance, acceptation ABILITY—ability, capacity 5 ACCESS-admittance, access, approach... .. 249 ABILITY—faculty, ability, talent.... 5 ACCESSION-increase, addition, aecession, augmentation, 414 ABILITY—dexterity, address, ability 6 ACCESSARY-abettor, accessary, accomplice. 439 ABJECT—low, mean, abject.. 121 156 To ABJURE—to abjure, recant, retract, revuke, recall .. 267 ACCIDENT-accident, contingency, casualty 156 To ABOLISH—to abolish, abrogate, repeal, revoke, annul, ACCIDENT-event, incident, accident, adventure, occurcancel ... 267 157 ABOMINABLE-abominable, detestable, execrable 108 ACCIDENTAL-accidental, incidental, casual, contingent, 157 To ABOMINATE-to abhor, detest, abominate, loath 107 ACCLAMATION-applause, acclamation, plaudit 96 ABORTION—failure, miscarriage, abortion 88 To ACCOMMODATE-to fit, suit, adapt, accommodate, adjust, 130 ABOVE—above, over, upon, beyond ..... 313 ACCOMPANIMENT-accompaniment, companion, concomiTo ABRIDGE-to abridge, curtail, contract..... 165 ... 626 To ABRIDGE—to deprive, debar, abridge 645 To ACCOMPANY—to accompany, attend, escort, wait on, 626 To ABROGATE-to abolish, abrogate, repeal, revoke, annul, ACCOMPLICE-abettor, accessary, accomplice .. 439 cancel.... 267 ACCOMPLICE-ally, confederate, accomplice 624 ABRUPT—abrupt, rugged, rough.. 199 To ACCOMPLISH-to accomplish, effect, execute, achieve, 327 To ABSCOND—to abscond, steal away, secrete one's self.. 667 To ACCOMPLISH—to fulfil, accomplish, realize 328 ABSENT-absent, abstracted, divested, distracted 613 ACCOMPLISHED-accomplished, perfect 327 To ABSOLVE-to absolve, acquit, clear 172 ACCOMPLISHMENT—-qualification, accomplishment, 328 To ABSOLVE-to forgive, pardon, absolve, remit 34 To ACCORD—to agree, accord, suit 128 ABSOLUTE—absolute, despotic, arbitrary... 181 | ACCORDANCE-melody, harmony, accordance .. 133 ABSOLUTE-positive, absolute, peremptory. 181 ACCORDANT-consonant, accordant, consistent 129 To ABSORB—to absorb, swallow up, ingulf, engross 650 ACCORDINGLY-therefore, consequently, accordingly 306 To ABSTAIN—to abstain, forbear, refrain 262 To Accost—to accost, salute, address .... 580 ABSTEMIOUS—abstinent, sober, abstemious, temperate 262 ACCOUNT--account, reckoning, bill ... 539 ABSTINENCE-abstinence, fast, . 34 ACCOUNT-account, narrative, description 588 ABSTINENT-abstinent, sober, abstemious, temperate 262 ACCOUNT-sake, account, reason, purpose, end 688 To ABSTRACT—to abstract, separate, distinguish 520 To ACCOUNT—to calculate, compute, reckon, count or ABSTRACTED—absent, abstracted, diverted, distracted 613 account, number 538 ABSURD—irrational, foolish, absurd, preposterous ... 39 ACCOUNTABLE-answerable, responsible, accountable, ABUNDANT-plentiful, plenteous, abundant, copious, amenable 173 ample,.. 404 To ACCUMULATE-to heap, pile, accumulate, amass 403 Page ACCURATE—accurate, exact, precise. 202 ADJOINING—adjacent, adjoining, contiguous 520 201 To ADJOURN—to prorogue, adjourn ACCUSATION-complaint, accusation 70 To ADJUST—to fit, suit, adapt, accommodate, adjust .... 130 To ACCUSE-to accuse, charge, impeach, arraign 68 To ADMINISTER—to minister, administer, contribute 150 68 ADMINISTRATION-government, administration.... 208 ACHIEVE-to accomplish, effect, execute, achieve 327 ADMIRATION-wonder, admiration, surprize, astonish- 337 495 To ACKNOWLEDGE—to acknowledge, own, confess, avow, 551 ADMISSION—admittance, admission To ACKNOWLEDGE—to recognize, acknowledge. ....... 552 TO ADMIT—to admit, receive ACQUAINTANCE-acquaintance, familiarity, intimacy.... 191 To Admit—to admit, allow, grant... To ACQUIESCE-to accede, consent, comply, acquiesce, ADMITTANCE-admittance, access, approach 127 | ADMITTANCE-admittance, admission .... To ACQUIRE---to acquire, obtain, gain, win, earn 484 To ADMONISH– to admonish, advise 188 188 To ADORE—to adore, worship..... 485 To ADORE—to adore, reverence, venerate, revere 25 637 336 To ADULATE-to adulate, flatter, compliment To ADVANCE—to advance, proceed.... To ADVANCE—to encourage, advance, promote, prefer, ACTION—action, gesture, gesticulation, posture, attitude, 337 ACTION—_action, agency, operation .... 338 To ADVANCE-to adduce, alledge, assign, advance.. 519 Active-active, brisk, agile, nimble ACTIVE-active, busy, officious 339 ADVANTAGE-good, benefit, advantage 341 | ADVANTAGE-advantage, profit Actor-actor, player, performer 341 ADVANTAGE-advantage, benefit, utility, service, avail, use, 487 Actual-actual, real, positive.. 341 ADVENTURE-event, incident, accident, adventure, occur- To ActuaTE-to actuate, impel, induce... ACUTE-acute, keen, shrewd 159 493 ADVENTUROUS—foolhardy, adventurous, rash..... 375 ACUTENESS—penetration, acuteness, sagacity. 492 ADVERSARY-enemy, foe, adversary, opponent, antagonist, 102 AdAge-axiom, maxim, aphorism, apophthegm, saying, ADVERSE-adverse, contrary, opposite... 103 104 104 To Add_to add, join, unite, coalesce 517 ADVERSITY-adversity, distress To Addict—to addict, devote, apply 522 To ADVERTISE—to announce, proclaim, publish, advertise, 553 189 190 188 168 295 197 391 391 241 To ADHERE-to stick, cleave, adhere . 518 To AFFECT—to affect, pretend to ADHERENCE--adhesion, adherence ... 346 ADHERENT—follower, adherent, partisan 519 AFFECTION-affection, love.... ADHESION-adhesion, adherence .. 520 AFFECTION_attachment, affection, inclination ADJACENT—adjacent, adjoining, contiguous 520 AFFECTIONATE-affectionate, kind, fond, . Page Page 273 274 To AFFIRM—to affirm, assert 551 To Allar--to allay, sooth, appease, assuage, mitigate To AFFIX-to affix, subjoin, attach, annex. 518 To ALLEDGE—to adduce, alledge, assign, advance... 519 To AFFLICT-to afflict, distress, trouble... 502 ALLEGORY—figure, metaphor, allegory, emblem, symbol, AFFLICTION—affliction, grief, sorrow ..... 502 683 AFFLUENCE-riches, wealth, opulence, affluence 403 ALLEGORY-parable, allegory 683 To AFFORD—to afford, yield, produce. 389 | To ALLEVIATE—to alleviate, relieve ... 433 To AFFORD—to give, afford, spare 143 ALLIANCE-alliance, league, confederacy 625 AFFRAY-quarrel, broil, feud, affray or fray 101 | ALLIANCE-alliance, affinity 625 AFFRONT-affront, insult, outrage 83 To Allot—to allot, assign, apportion, distribute 152 AFFRONT-Offence, trespass, transgression, misdemeanor, To ALLOT—to allot, appoint, destine 152 142 AFRAID-afraid, fearful, timorous, timid, 354 To Allow—to admit, allow, permit, suffer, tolerate ... 135 APTER-after, behind 313 To Allow-to admit, allow, grant. 135 AGE-generation, age 300 To Allow-to consent, permit, allow 134 Age-time, period, age, date, æra, epocha 295 ALLOWANCE-allowance, stipend, salary, wages, hire, pay, 145 AGED—elderly, aged, old..... 299 | To ALLUDE_to allude, refer, hint, suggest 382 AGENCY-action, agency, operation... 338 To ALLUDE TO—to glance at, allude to .... 383 AGENT-actor, agent 341 To ALLURE-to allure, tempt, seduce, entice, decoy 372 AGENT-minister, agent 220 To ALLURE-to attract, allure, invite, engage 371 AGENT—factor, agent 400 | ALLUREMENTS-attractions, allurements, charms 371 To AGGRAVATE-to aggravate, irritate, provoke, exas- ALLY-ally, confederate, accomplice 624 539 274 AGGRESSOR— -aggressor, assailant.. 76 Also—also, likewise, too.... 275 AGILE-active, brisk, agile, nimble. 339 To ALTER—to change, alter, vary 319 To AGITATB—to shake, agitate, toss 350 ALTERCATION—difference, dispute, altercation, quarrel.. 100 AGITATION—agitation, emotion, trepidation, tremor. 356 ALTERNATE--successive, alternate 303 AGONY-distress, anxiety, anguish, agony 500 Always always, at all times, ever. ... 282 AGONY-pain, pang, agony, anguish 501 AMAss—to heap, pile, accumulate, amass 403 To AGREE—to agree, accord, suit 128 AMAZEMENT-wonder, admiration, surprize, astonishTo AGREE-to accede, consent, comply, acquiesce, agree, 127 ment, amazement ... 495 To AGREE-to agree, coincide, concur 127 AMBASSADOR-ambassador, envoy, plenipotentiary, deputy, 218 AGREBABLE-agreeable, pleasant, pleasing. 128 AMBIGUOUS-ambiguous, equivocal.. 676 AGREEABLB-conformable, agreeable, suitable 130 AMENABLE—answerable, responsible, accountable, amenAGREEMENT-agreement, contract, covenant, compact, able.... ... 173 bargain.... 127 To AMEND-to amend, correct, reform, rectify, emend, AGRICULTURIST-farmer, husbandman, agriculturist. 397 improve, mend, better 200 To AID—to help, assist, aid, succour, relieve ... 438 AMENDS—restoration, restitution, reparation, amends.... 547 Arm-aim, object, end 379 AMENDS-compensation, satisfaction, amends, remuneraAim-tendency, drift, scope, aim. 380 tion, recompense, requital, reward. 546 To Aim—to aim, point, level 380 AMIABLE-amiable, lovely, beloved.. 458 To Aim—to aim, aspire 380 AMICABLE—amicable, friendly... 458 To Arm-to endeavour, aim, strive, struggle 375 AMOROUS-amorous, loving, fond.. 458 AIR-air, manner.. 187 AMPLE—ample, spacious, capacious... 417 AIR—air, mien, look.. 188 AMPLE—plentiful, plenteous, abundant, copious, ample.. 404 AIR-appearance, air, aspect 605 To AMUSE-to amuse, divert, entertain ALACRITY-alertness, alacrity.. 340 To AMUSE—to amuse, beguile.... 477 ALARM-alarm, terror, fright, consternation 352 AMUSEMENT-amusement, entertainment, diversion, sport, ALERTNESS-alertness, alacrity 340 477 ALIEN ANATHEMA-malediction, curse, imprecation, execration, stranger, foreigner, alien.... 470 To ALIENATE anathema 26 b 476, } , 96 Page Page ANCESTORS-forefathers, progenitors, ancestors 299 To APOLOGIZE-to apologize, defend, justify, exculpate, ANCIENT-old, ancient, antique, antiquated, old-fashioned, excuse, plead .... 170 obsolete .... 297 APOPHTHEGM-axiom, maxim, aphorism, apophthegm, formerly, in times past, old times or saying, adage, proverb, bye-word, saw, 213 ANCIENTLY days of yore, anciently or in ancient To APPAL—to dismay, daunt, appal 353 ANCIENT TIMES times 299 APPAREL—apparel, attire, array... 311 ANECDOTE-anecdote, story, tale..... 589 APPARENT-apparent, visible, clear, plain, obvious, eviANECDOTES—anecdotes, memoirs, chronicles, annals ... 587 604 ANGER—anger, resentment, wrath, ire, indignation 79 APPARITION- vision, apparition, phantom, spectre, ghost, 607 ANGER-anger, choler, rage, fury 79 TO APPEAR —to look, appear 609 ANGER—displeasure, anger, disapprobation. 78 To APPEAR—to seem, appear 611 ANGLE-corner, angle .... 636 APPEARANCE-appearance, air, aspect.. 605 ANGRY—angry, passionate, hasty, irascible. 80 APPEARANCE-show, outside, appearance, semblance.. 567 ANGUISH-distress, anxiety, anguish, agony 500 TO APPEASE-to appease, calm, pacify, quiet, still.... 433 ANGUISH-pain, pang, agony, anguish 501 TO APPEASE-to allay, sooth, appease, assuage, mitigate, 433 ANIMADVERSION—animadversion, criticism, stricture.... 69 APPELLATION-name, appellation, title, denomination .. 595 To ANIMADVERT-to censure, animadvert, criticise 69 To APPLAUD-to praise, commend, applaud, extol.... 95 ANIMAL-animal, brute, beast. 653 APPLAUSE-applause, acclamation, plaudit. To ANIMATE-to animate, inspire, enliven, cheer, exhi- APPLICATION—attention, application, study 523 larate 425 To APPLY—to addict, devote, apply 522 To ANIMATE-to encourage, animate, incite, impel, urge, To APPLY—to address, apply ..... 522 stimulate, instigate 360 | To APPOINT—to allot, appoint, destine ... 152 ANIMATION—animation, life, vivacity, spirit . 426 To APPOINT-to appoint, order, prescribe, ordain 174 ANIMOSITY-enmity, animosity, hostility 103 TO APPOINT-to constitute, appoint, depute 218 ANNALS—anecdotes, memoirs, chronicles, annals 587 To APPORTION—to allot, assign, apportion, distribute To ANNEX-to affix, subjoin, attach, annex 518 TO APPRAISE to appraise, or appreciate, estimate, ANNOTATION-remark, observation, comment, note, anno TO APPRECIATE S esteem 537 tation, commentary .. 565 To APPREHEND—to apprehend, fear, dread 354 To ANNOUNCE-to announce, proclaim, publish, advertise, 553 To APRREHEND—to conceive, apprehend, suppose, imaTo ANNOY—to inconvenience, annoy, molest 515 14 TO ANNUL—to abolish, abrogate, repeal, revoke, annul, To APPRIZE-to inform, make known, acquaint, apprize, 190 cancel...... 267 APPRIZED-aware, on one's guard, apprized, conscious .. 528 ANSWER—answer, reply, rejoinder, response 579 APPROACH-admittance, access, approach 249 ANSWERABLE-answerable, responsible, accountable, To APPROACH-to approach, approximate 250 amenable 173 APPROBATION-assent, consent, approbation, concurrence, 133 ANSWERABLE-correspondent, answerable, suitable 133 APPROPRIATE—peculiar, appropriate, particular. ..... 243 ANTAGONIST- -enemy, foe, adversary, opponent, anta- To APPROPRIATE-to appropriate, usurp, arrogate, asgonist 102 241 ANTECEDENT | antecedent, preceding, foregoing, pre- To APPROPRIATE-to appropriate, impropriate 243 ANTERIOR vious, anterior, prior, former.. 304 TO APPROXIMATE-to approach, approximate 250 ANTICIPATE—to prevent, anticipate 284 APT—ready, apt, prompt.. 340 ANTIPATHY—aversion, antipathy, dislike, hatred, repug- APT-fit, apt, meet 132 105 ARBITER--judge, umpire, arbiter, arbitrator .. 215 ANTIQUATED old, ancient, antiquated, antique, old- ARBITRARY-absolute, despotic, arbitrary 181 ANTIQUE 297 ARBITRATOR-judge, umpire, arbiter, arbitrator 215 ANXIETY-care, solicitude, anxiety... 526 ARCHITECT-architect, builder 635 ANXIETY- distress, anxiety, anguish, agony 500 ARCHIVE-record, register, archive. 591 ANY-some, any 272 ARDENT-hot, fiery, burning, ardent 601 APARTMENTS-lodgings, apartments 636 ARDOR-fervor, ardor 601 APATHY-indifference, insensibility, apathy 453 ARDUOUS-hard, difficult, arduous 437 To APE-to imitate, mimick, mock, ape.. 680 TO ARGUE-to argue, dispute, debate.... 73 APERTURB-opening, aperture, cavity 494 To ARGUE—to argue, evince, prove 19 APHORISM—axiom, maxim, aphorism, apophthegm, say- ARGUMENT—argument, reason, proof.. 19 ing, adage, proverb, bye-word, saw...... 213 To ARIsE—to arise or rise, mount, ascend, climb, scale.. 348 sume, ascribe nance } 241 AT LENGTH} lastly, at last, at length Page Page 112 338 340 To ARRAIGN—to accuse, charge, impeach, arraign. 68 To Assign-to adduce, alledge, assign, advance.. 519 To ARRANGE-to class, arrange, range 310 To Assign—to allot, assign, apportion, distribute ... 152 TO ARRANGE—to dispose, arrange, digest 310 To Assist—to help, assist, aid, succour, relieve.... 438 ARRAY-apparel, attire, array. 311 | AssistANT—colleague, partner, coadjutor, assistant 624 To ARRIVE-to come, arrive 346 ASSOCIATE-associate, companion, ..., 619 ARROGANCE_arrogance, presumption.... 242 AssociATION-association, society, company, partnership, 619 ARROGANCE-haughtiness, disdain, arrogance.. 53 AssOCIATION-association, combination 620 To ARROGATE-to appropriate, usurp, arrogate, assume, To Assuage—to allay, sooth, appease, assuage, mitigate, 433 ascribe 241 To ASSUME-to affect, assume.. 241 Art-art, cunning, deceit 667 To AssumE-to appropriate, usurp, arrogate, assume, ART-business, trade, profession, art 390 241 512 ARTICLE-article, condition, term 396 ASSURANCE-assurance, impudence.. 512 To ARTICULATE—to utter, speak, articulate, pronounce, 576 To Assure-to affirm, asseverate, assure, vouch, aver, ARTIFICE-artifice, trick, finesse, stratagem 668 550 ARTIFICIAL-artful, artificial, fictitious 668 ASTONISHMENT-wonder, admiration, surprize, astonishARTIFICER ment, amazement 495 ARTISAN -artist, artisan, artificer, mechanic ...... 396 ASTROLOGY 400 ARTIST ASTRONOMY astronomy, astrology ASCENDANCY_influence, authority, ascendancy, sway 178 Asylum—asylum, refuge, shelter, retreat 663 To ASCEND—to arise or rise, mount, ascend, climb, scale, 348 At All Times--always, at all times, ever.... 282 To Ascribe—to appropriate, usurp, arrogate, assume, AT LAST 300 ascribe ... To AscRIBE-to ascribe, attribute, impute.. 244 To ATONE FOR-to atone for, expiate..... 33 To Ask-to ask, beg, request 136 ATROCIOUS—heinous, flagrant, flagitious, atrocious 269 To Ask—to ask, or ask for, claim, demand.. 238 To Attach-to affix, subjoin, attach, annex 518 To Ask-to ask, inquire, question, interrogate 48 To ATTACH—to adhere, attach 519 ASPECT-appearance, air, aspect 605 ATTACHMENT-attachment, affection, inclination 459 ASPERITY-acrimony, tartness, asperity, harshness 465 To Attack—to attack, assail, assault, encounter 75 To ASPERSE-to asperse, detract, defame, slander, calum ATTACK-attack, assault, encounter, onset, charge.. 76 60 To ATTACK—to impugn, attack 75 To ASPIRE—to aim, aspire 380 To Attain—to acquire, attain 485 To Assail—to attack, assail, assault, encounter. 75 ATTEMPT-attempt, trial, endeavour, essay, effort. 373 ASSAILANT-aggressor, assailant .. 76 ATTEMPT-attempt, undertaking, enterprize.. 374 To ASSASSINATE-to kill, murder, assassinate, slay or To ATTEND-to accompany, attend, escort, wait on .... 626 slaughter 651 TO ATTEND TO—to attend to, mind, regard, heed, notice, 522 To ASSAULT-to attack, assail, assault, encounter 75 To ATTEND—to attend, hearken, listen.... 523 Assault-attack, assault, encounter, onset, charge 76 ATTENTION—attention, application, study. 523 ASSEMBLAGE-assembly, assemblage, group, collection . 622 ATTENTION-heed, care, attention 529 To ASSEMBLE-to assemble, muster, collect 621 ATTENTIVE-attentive, careful. 526 To ASSEMBLE—to assemble, convene, convoke 622 ATTIRE—apparel, attire, array. 311 Assembly-assembly, assemblage, group, collection .... 622 ATTITUDE—action, gesture, gesticulation, posture, attiASSEMBLY-assembly, company, meeting, congregation, tude 337 parliament, diet, congress, convention, To ATTRACT—to attract, allure, invite, engage. 371 synod, convocation, council.... 623 ATTRACTIONS--attractions, allurements, charms.. 371 ASSENT—assent, consent, approbation, concurrence 133 To ATTRIBUTE—to ascribe, attribute, impute. 244 To ASSERT—to assert, maintain, vindicate.... 551 ATTRIBUTE-quality, property, attribute. 244 To ASSERT-to affirm, assert 551 Avail-advantage, benefit, utility, service, avail, use. .. 487 ASSESSMENT-tas, rate, assessment.. 151 Avail-signification, avail, importance, consequence, To ASSEVERATE-to affirm, asseverate, assure, vouch, weight, moment.... 573 140 niate... |
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