Synonyms: Accouterment, Agency, Agent, Apparatus, Appliance, Channel, Contraption, Contrivance, Engine, Equipment, Gadget, Gear, Habiliments, Implement, Instrument, Materiel, Means, Mechanism, Medium, Method, Motor, Organ, Outfit, Paraphernalia, Shifts, Structure, System, Tackle, Tool, Utensil, Vehicle, Works,

Antonyms: End,

Machinist

Meaning: One who makes or repairs machines, or uses metal-working tools.

Synonyms: Artificer, Artisan, Blacksmith, Maker, Manufacturer, Mechanic, Smith, Specialist, Technician, Wright, Skilled Worker,

Antonyms: Bumbler, Unskilled,

Macrocosm

Meaning: The whole of any sphere or department of nature or knowledge to which man is related.

Synonyms: Cosmos, Nature, Totality, Whole,

Antonyms: Microcosm, Part,

Madden

Meaning: To inflame with passion.

Synonyms: Anger, Annoy, Bother, Craze, Derange, Distract, Enrage, Exasperate, Frenzy, Incense, Inflame, Infuriate, Ire, Irritate, Pester, Possess, Shatter, Umbrage, Unbalance, Unhinge, Upset, Vex, Provoke, Make See Red, Steam Up, Drive Crazy, Drive Insane, Drive Out Of Mind, Drive To Distraction,

Antonyms: Aid, Appease, Assist, Calm, Comfort, Delight, Gladden, Help, Lose, Pacify, Placate, Please, Soothe, Make Happy,

Madonna

Meaning: A painted or sculptured representation of the Virgin, usually with the infant Jesus.

Synonyms: Mary, Virgin Mary, Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother Of Our Lord, The Virgin,

Magician

Meaning: A sorcerer.

Synonyms: Charmer, Conjurer, Diviner, Enchanter, Enchantress, Exorciser, Exorcist, Genie, Genius, Illusionist, Marvel, Medium, Necromancer, Satanist, Seer, Shaman, Siren, Soothsayer, Sorcerer, Spellbinder, Thaumaturge, Trickster, Virtuoso, Voodoo, Warlock, Witch, Wizard, Prophet, Witch Doctor, Diabolist, Medicine Person, Miracle Worker, Theurgist,

Antonyms: Amateur, Rookie,

Magisterial

Meaning: Having an air of authority.

Synonyms: Autocratic, Domineering, Imperious, Masterful, Pompous,

Magistracy

Meaning: The office or dignity of a magistrate.

Synonyms: Administration, Arbitration, Area, Authority, Bailiwick, Circuit, Command, Commission, Compass, Confines, Control, Discretion, District, Domination, Dominion, Empire, Extent, Field, Hegemony, Influence, Inquisition, Limits, Might, Orbit, Power, Range, Reach, Reign, Right, Rule, Say, Scope, Slot, Sovereignty, Sphere, Supervision, Sway, Territory, Turf, Zone, Prerogative, Province, Purview,

Antonyms: Impotence, Incapacity, Powerlessness, Submission, Surrender, Weakness, Yielding,

Magnanimous

Meaning: Generous in treating or judging others.

Synonyms: Altruistic, Beneficent, Benevolent, Big, Bountiful, Charitable, Considerate, Forgiving, Free, Generous, Great, Handsome, Kindly, Knightly, Liberal, Lofty, Loose, Munificent, Noble, Selfless, Soft, Unselfish, Unstinting, Greathearted, Santa Claus, Openhanded, All Heart, Ungrudging, Has Heart In Right Place,

Antonyms: Mean, Petty, Selfish, Stingy, Suspicious, Uncharitable,

Magnate

Meaning: A person of rank or importance.

Synonyms: Aristocrat, Bigwig, Capitalist, Chief, Figure, Financier, Industrialist, Leader, Lion, Merchant, Mogul, Name, Noble, Notable, Peer, Personage, Plutocrat, Tycoon, Vip, Captain Of Industry,

Antonyms: Lowly, Nobody, Nonentity, Unknown,

Magnet

Meaning: A body possessing that peculiar form of polarity found in nature in the lodestone.

Synonyms: Allurement, Ambush, Appeal, Attraction, Bribe, Call, Camouflage, Carrot, Decoy, Delusion, Draw, Enticement, Fake, Gimmick, Hook, Illusion, Incentive, Inducement, Inveiglement, Invitation, Mousetrap, Seducement, Seduction, Snare, Sweetener, Temptation, Tout, Trap, Trick, Pull, Sitting Duck, Con Game,

Antonyms: Certainty, Deterrent, Discouragement, Fact, Hindrance, Reality, Repulsion, Truth, Warning,

Magnetize

Meaning: To make a magnet of, permanently, or temporarily.

Synonyms: Allure, Attract, Charm, Draw, Entice, Fascinate, Influence,

Antonyms: Dissuade, Repel, Repulse, Turn Off,

Magnificence

Meaning: The exhibition of greatness of action, character, intellect, wealth, or power.

Synonyms: Beauty, Brilliance, Distinction, Elegance, Flourish, Glitter, Glory, Grace, Greatness, Importance, Impressiveness, Lavishness, Loftiness, Majesty, Nobility, Nobleness, Ostentation, Ostentatiousness, Pomp, Post, Radiance, Resplendency, Richness, Show, Splendor, Stateliness, Style, Sublimity, Sumptuousness, Swank, Exaltedness, Pulchritude, Luxuriousness, Spectacularity,

Antonyms: Dullness, Insignificance, Modesty, Plainness, Simplicity, Ugliness, Unimportance,

Magnificent

Meaning: Grand or majestic in appearance, quality, or action.

Synonyms: August, Brilliant, Commanding, Elegant, Elevated, Exalted, Excellent, Fine, Glittering, Gorgeous, Grand, Grandiose, Imperial, Imposing, Impressive, Lavish, Lofty, Luxurious, Magnanimous, Majestic, Noble, Opulent, Outstanding, Palatial, Plush, Pompous, Posh, Radiant, Regal, Resplendent, Rich, Royal, Splendid, Stately, Striking, Sublime, Sumptuous, Superb, Superior, Towering, Proud,

Antonyms: Bad, Common, Homely, Humble, Ignoble, Inferior, Insignificant, Low, Lowly, Minor, Modest, Offensive, Ordinary, Poor, Regular, Small, Tiny, Ugly, Undignified, Unimportant, Unimpressive, Unrefined, Unsophisticated,

Magnitude

Meaning: Importance.

Synonyms: Consequence, Degree, Eminence, Grandeur, Greatness, Import, Mark, Moment, Note, Pith, Significance, Signification, Weight, Weightiness, Momentousness,

Antonyms: Insignificance, Littleness, Smallness, Triviality, Unimportance, Tininess,

Maharaja

Meaning: A great Hindu prince.

Synonyms: Baron, Baroness, Caesar, Caliph, Count, Countess, Czar, Czarina, Dame, Duchess, Duke, Dynast, Emperor, Empress, Kaiser, Khan, King, Lady, Lord, Magnate, Majesty, Mogul, Monarch, Oligarch, Overlord, Pasha, Potentate, Queen, Rajah, Rani, Rex, Royal, Shah, Sovereign, Sultan, Sultana, Tycoon, Prince, Mikado, Maharani, Princess, Contessa,

Antonyms: Commoner, Subject,

Maidenhood

Meaning: Virginity.

Synonyms: Abstention, Chastity, Continence, Frigidity, Impotence, Singleness, Virginity, Virtue, Purity,

Antonyms: Promiscuousness,

Maintain

Meaning: To hold or preserve in any particular state or condition.

Synonyms: Advance, Conserve, Continue, Control, Cultivate, Finance, Guard, Keep, Manage, Nurture, Perpetuate, Persevere, Renew, Repair, Retain, Save, Supply, Support, Sustain, Uphold, Preserve, Protect, Prolong, Look After, Carry On, Provide, Take Care Of, Go On With, Keep Going,

Antonyms: Abandon, Condemn, Desert, Destroy, Discard, Discontinue, Finish, Forget, Halt, Hurt, Ignore, Neglect, Release, Squander, Stop, Take, Waste, Give Up, Let Go,

Maintenance

Meaning: That which supports or sustains.

Synonyms: Aliment, Alimentation, Alimony, Allowance, Bacon, Bread, Care, Carrying, Conservation, Continuance, Continuation, Food, Keep, Keeping, Livelihood, Living, Nurture, Repairs, Resources, Salt, Subsistence, Supply, Sustaining, Sustainment, Upkeep, Wherewithal, Prolongation, Preservation, Provision, Retainment,

Maize

Meaning: Indian corn: usually in the United States called simply corn.

Makeup

Meaning: The arrangements or combination of the parts of which anything is composed.

Synonyms: Blush, Face, Foundation, Greasepaint, Lipstick, Paint, Pancake, Powder, Maquillage,

Antonyms: Disorganization,

Malady

Meaning: Any physical disease or disorder, especially a chronic or deep-seated one.

Synonyms: Ache, Affection, Affliction, Ailment, Attack, Blight, Bug, Cancer, Complaint, Condition, Contagion, Debility, Disability, Disorder, Distemper, Epidemic, Fever, Flu, Illness, Infection, Infirmity, Inflammation, Plague, Sickness, Syndrome, Virus, Ill Health,

Antonyms: Comfort, Health, Relief, Strength, Good Health,

Malaria

Meaning: A fever characterized by alternating chills, fever, and sweating.

Synonyms: Ague, Miasma, Jungle Fever, Paludism,

Malcontent

Meaning: One who is dissatisfied with the existing state of affairs.

Synonyms: Complaining, Discontented, Disgruntled, Unhappy, Unsatisfied,

Malediction

Meaning: The calling down of a curse or curses.

Synonyms: Anathema, Commination, Cuss, Damn, Damnation, Damning, Darn, Denunciation, Execration, Expletive, Imprecation, Jinx, Oath, Dirty Word, Dirty Name, Whammy, Swear Word, Cuss Word, Curse Word,

Antonyms: Blessing,

Malefactor

Meaning: One who injures another.

Synonyms: Con, Convict, Culprit, Delinquent, Evildoer, Felon, Hoodlum, Jailbird, Lawbreaker, Outcast, Outlaw, Rapscallion, Rascal, Rogue, Rounder, Rowdy, Ruffian, Scamp, Scoundrel, Sinner, Thug, Transgressor, Varlet, Villain, Wretch, Wrongdoer, Bad Egg, Black Sheep, Prisoner,

Antonyms: Police,

Maleficent

Meaning: Mischievous

Sentence: Causing harm or destruction, especially by supernatural means.

Synonyms: bad, corrupt, destructive, hateful, heinous, hideous, malevolent, malicious, nefarious, ugly, unpleasant, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked

Antonyms: behaved, clean, decent, good, kind, moral, nice, obedient

Malevolence

Meaning: Ill will.

Synonyms: Enmity, Evil, Hate, Hatred, Indignity, Malice,

Malevolent

Meaning: Wishing evil to others.

Synonyms: Baleful, Catty, Despiteful, Dirty, Evil, Hellish, Hostile, Lousy, Malicious, Malign, Malignant, Murder, Murderous, Pernicious, Poison, Rancorous, Rough, Sinister, Spiteful, Tough, Vengeful, Vicious, Vindictive, Waspish, Wicked,

Antonyms: Amiable, Benevolent, Friendly, Good, Harmless, Kind, Liking, Loving, Nice, Pleasant,

Malign

Meaning: To speak evil of, especially to do so falsely and severely.

Malignant

Meaning: Evil in nature or tending to do great harm or mischief.

Synonyms: Cancerous, Deadly, Destructive, Fatal, Internecine, Lethal, Mortal, Pestilential, Poisonous,

Antonyms: Benign, Harmless, Healthful, Helpful, Invigorating, Wholesome,

Malleable

Meaning: Pliant.

Synonyms: Adaptable, Compliant, Ductile, Flexible, Governable, Impressionable, Manageable, Moldable, Plastic, Pliant, Soft, Submissive, Supple, Tractable, Tractile, Transformable, Workable, Yielding, Putty In Hands, Rolls With Punches,

Antonyms: Firm, Inflexible, Rigid, Stiff, Unadaptable,

Mallet

Meaning: A wooden hammer.

Synonyms: Baton, Billy, Blackjack, Bludgeon, Business, Cosh, Cudgel, Hammer, Hickory, Mace, Persuader, Quarterstaff, Rosewood, Sap, Shill, Shillelagh, Staff, Truncheon, Works, Nightstick, Swatter, Conk Buster, Convincer,

Maltreat

Meaning: To treat ill, unkindly, roughly, or abusively.

Synonyms: Damage, Harm, Injure, Mishandle, Misuse, Victimize,

Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Benefit, Fix, Help, Improve, Mend, Treat Well,

Man-trap

Meaning: A place or structure dangerous to human life.

Mandate

Meaning: A command.

Synonyms: Authorization, Behest, Bidding, Charge, Command, Commission, Decree, Dictate, Directive, Edict, Fiat, Imperative, Injunction, Instruction, Okay, Precept, Sanction, Warrant, Word, Green Light, Carte Blanche, Blank Check,

Antonyms: Breach, Break, Denial, Question, Refusal, Request, Veto,

Mandatory

Meaning: Expressive of positive command, as distinguished from merely directory.

Synonyms: Binding, Commanding, Compelling, Compulsory, Essential, Forced, Imperative, Imperious, Indispensable, Involuntary, Needful, Obligatory, Requisite, Compulsatory, De Rigueur, Irremissible,

Antonyms: Free, Inessential, Nonessential, Optional, Secondary, Unforced, Unnecessary, Voluntary,

Mane

Meaning: The long hair growing upon and about the neck of certain animals, as the horse and the lion.

Synonyms: Aigrette, Caruncle, Chine, Cockscomb, Comb, Crown, Feather, Hogback, Panache, Plume, Ridge, Tassel, Tuft,

Antonyms: Bottom, Nadir,

Man-eater

Meaning: An animal that devours human beings.

Maneuver

Meaning: To make adroit or artful moves: manage affairs by strategy.

Synonyms: Action, Angle, Artifice, Contrivance, Demarche, Device, Dodge, Feint, Finesse, Gambit, Game, Gimmick, Intrigue, Jig, Machination, Manipulation, Measure, Movement, Plan, Play, Plot, Ploy, Ruse, Scheme, Shuffle, Step, Stratagem, Stunt, Subterfuge, Trick, Proceeding, Procedure, Fancy Footwork, Shenanigans,

Antonyms: Cessation, Honesty, Ignorance, Inaction, Inactivity, Openness, Stoppage,

Mania

Meaning: Insanity.

Synonyms: Aberration, Bee, Bug, Compulsion, Craving, Craze, Craziness, Delirium, Dementia, Derangement, Desire, Disorder, Enthusiasm, Fad, Fancy, Fascination, Fetish, Frenzy, Furor, Grabber, Infatuation, Insanity, Lunacy, Monomania, Obsession, Partiality, Passion, Rage, Thing, Tiger, Preoccupation, Ax To Grind, Id?e Fixe, Bee In Bonnet, Bug In Ear,

Antonyms: Balance, Calmness, Conformity, Dislike, Hate, Hatred, Indifference, Soundness,

Maniac

Meaning: a person raving with madness.

Synonyms: Bedlamite, Bigot, Crackpot, Enthusiast, Fan, Fanatic, Fiend, Flake, Freak, Kook, Loon, Loony, Lunatic, Nut, Schizoid, Screwball, Zealot, Psycho, Psychopath, Nutcase,

Manifesto

Meaning: A public declaration, making announcement, explanation or defense of intentions, or motives.

Synonyms: Announcement, Notice, Platform, Policy, Promulgation, Public Notice, Proclamation, Statement Of Belief,

Manlike

Meaning: Like a man.

Synonyms: Android, Hominoid,

Manliness

Meaning: The qualities characteristic of a true man, as bravery, resolution, etc.

Synonyms: Boldness, Courage, Manhood, Strength, Virility, Manfulness, Manlikeness,

Mannerism

Meaning: Constant or excessive adherence to one manner, style, or peculiarity, as of action or conduct.

Synonyms: Affectation, Air, Characteristic, Eccentricity, Foible, Habit, Idiosyncrasy, Oddness, Pose, Queerness, Quirk, Singularity, Trait, Trick, Pretension,

Antonyms: Honesty,

Manor

Meaning: The landed estate of a lord or nobleman.

Synonyms: Castle, Chateau, Estate, House, Land, Mansion, Villa,

Mantel

Meaning: The facing, sometimes richly ornamented, about a fireplace, including the usual shelf above it.

Synonyms: Mantelpiece, Mantelshelf,

Mantle

Meaning: A cloak.

Synonyms: Blanket, Cape, Covering, Curtain, Pallium, Screen, Veil, Wrap,

Manufacturer

Meaning: A person engaged in manufacturing as a business.

Synonyms: Builder, Business, Company, Constructor, Corporation, Craftsman, Fabricator, Operator, Producer,

Manumission

Meaning: Emancipation.

Synonyms: Emancipation, Liberation, Release, Rescue,

Manumit

Meaning: To set free from bondage.

Synonyms: Absolve, Acquit, Bail, Bimonthly, Clear, Deliver, Demobilize, Discharge, Disengage, Disenthrall, Dismiss, Emancipate, Enfranchise, Extricate, Liberate, Loose, Loosen, Pardon, Parole, Ransom, Redeem, Release, Relieve, Reprieve, Rescue, Save, Spring, Unbind, Unchain, Undo, Unleash, Untie, Bail Out, Cut Loose, Turn Out, Let Off, Let Off The Hook, Set Free, Let Out, Let Loose, Disimprison, Put On The Street,

Antonyms: Bind, Blame, Condemn, Convict, Damn, Detain, Employ, Engage, Fasten, Harm, Hire, Hold, Hurt, Imprison, Injure, Keep, Limit, Maintain, Restrain, Sentence, Punish,

Marine

Meaning: Of or pertaining to the sea or matters connected with the sea.

Synonyms: Abyssal, Aquatic, Coastal, Hydrographic, Littoral, Maritime, Nautical, Naval, Navigational, Neptunian, Oceanic, Oceanographic, Pelagic, Sea, Seafaring, Seagoing, Seashore, Seaside, Shore, Natatorial, Saltwater,

Antonyms: Freshwater,

Maritime

Meaning: Situated on or near the sea.

Synonyms: Aquatic, Marine, Naval, Oceanic, Pelagic, Seafaring, Seagoing,

Maroon

Meaning: To put ashore and abandon (a person) on a desolate coast or island.

Synonyms: Beach, Desert, Forsake, Isolate, Leave, Strand, Cast Away, Cast Ashore,

Antonyms: Care, Help, Maintain, Rescue, Save, Take Care,

Martial

Meaning: Pertaining to war or military operations.

Synonyms: Aggressive, Bellicose, Belligerent, Combative, Hostile, Military, Soldierly, Warlike, Pugnacious,

Antonyms: Civil, Kind, Nice, Peaceful,

Martian

Meaning: Pertaining to Mars, either the Roman god of war or the planet.

Synonyms: Space Being, Little Green Man, Men From Outer Space, Space Inhabitant,

Martyrdom

Meaning: Submission to death or persecution for the sake of faith or principle.

Synonyms: Affliction, Agonizing, Agony, Anguish, Crucifixion, Devotion, Distress, Mortification, Ordeal, Pain, Persecution, Sacrifice, Torment, Torture, Unselfishness,

Antonyms: Comfort, Contentment, Happiness, Health, Joy, Pleasure, Relief, Satisfaction,

Marvel

Meaning: To be astonished and perplexed because of (something).

Synonyms: Curiosity, Genius, Miracle, Phenomenon, Portent, Sensation, Stunner, Whiz, Prodigy, Something Else,

Antonyms: Expectation, Normality,

Masonry

Meaning: The art or work of constructing, as buildings, walls, etc., with regularly arranged stones.

Synonyms: Brickwork, Stonework, Trade, Ashlar,

Masquerade

Meaning: A social party composed of persons masked and costumed so as to be disguised.

Synonyms: Carnival, Circus, Cloak, Color, Costume, Cover, Deception, Dissimulation, Domino, Facade, Festivity, Front, Guise, Impersonation, Imposture, Mask, Masking, Mummery, Personation, Pose, Revel, Screen, Show, Subterfuge, Veil, Pretense, Mardi Gras, Costume Ball,

Antonyms: Honesty, Openness, Reality, Truth,

Massacre

Meaning: The unnecessary and indiscriminate killing of human beings.

Synonyms: Annihilation, Assassination, Bloodbath, Bloodshed, Butchery, Carnage, Decimation, Extermination, Genocide, Murder, Slaughter, Slaying,

Antonyms: Bear, Create, Save, Preserve, Give Birth,

Massive

Meaning: Of considerable bulk and weight.

Synonyms: Big, Bulky, Colossal, Cracking, Cumbersome, Cumbrous, Elephantine, Enormous, Extensive, Gargantuan, Gigantic, Grand, Great, Gross, Heavy, Hefty, Huge, Hulking, Immense, Imposing, Impressive, Mammoth, Mighty, Monster, Monumental, Mountainous, Ponderous, Solid, Stately, Substantial, Titanic, Towering, Tremendous, Unwieldy, Vast, Walloping, Weighty, Whopping, Prodigious,

Antonyms: Common, Dwarfed, Inconsequential, Insignificant, Limited, Little, Miniature, Minor, Minute, Narrow, Poor, Short, Slight, Small, Teeny, Tiny, Trivial, Unimportant, Unimposing, Unimpressive, Weak,

Masterpiece

Meaning: A superior production.

Synonyms: Classic, Cream, Flower, Gem, Jewel, Model, Monument, Perfection, Showpiece, Standard, Treasure, Prize, Tour De Force, Magnum Opus, Pi?ce De R?sistance, Cream Of The Crop, Master Work,

Antonyms: Worst,

Mastery

Meaning: The attainment of superior skill.

Synonyms: Ability, Acquirement, Adeptness, Adroitness, Attainment, Capacity, Cleverness, Comprehension, Cunning, Deftness, Dexterity, Expertism, Expertness, Familiarity, Finesse, Genius, Grasp, Grip, Ken, Knack, Knowledge, Mastership, Power, Skill, Understanding, Virtuosity, Wizardry, Proficiency, Prowess,

Antonyms: Amateurishness, Clumsiness, Failure, Ignorance, Impotence, Inability, Incompetence, Inefficiency, Ineptness, Lack, Misinterpretation, Mistake, Misunderstanding, Surrender, Want, Weakness,

Material

Meaning: That of which anything is composed or may be constructed.

Synonyms: Actual, Animal, Appreciable, Carnal, Concrete, Corporeal, Earthly, Fleshly, Incarnate, Objective, Palpable, Perceptible, Phenomenal, Physical, Real, Sensible, Sensual, Substantial, True, Worldly, Nonspiritual,

Antonyms: Dishonest, Ethereal, False, Immaterial, Imperceptible, Incorporeal, Intangible, Invalid, Irrelevant, Mental, Spiritual, Unimportant, Unsubstantial,

Materialize

Meaning: To take perceptible or substantial form.

Synonyms: Actualize, Appear, Coalesce, Develop, Embody, Emerge, Evolve, Exteriorize, Externalize, Happen, Hypostatize, Manifest, Metamorphose, Objectify, Occur, Personalize, Personify, Realize, Reify, Substantialize, Substantiate, Symbolize, Typify, Unfold, Visualize, Turn Up, Take Place, Take Form, Come To Pass, Come About, Be Incarnate, Be Realized, Become Concrete, Become Real, Become Visual, Entify, Make Real, Pragmatize,

Antonyms: Decrease, Disappear, Halt, Hide, Leave, Lose, Stop,

Maternal

Meaning: Pertaining or peculiar to a mother or to motherhood.

Synonyms: Affectionate, Kind, Parental, Sympathetic, Protective,

Antonyms: Paternal,

Matinee

Meaning: An entertainment (especially theatrical) held in the daytime.

Synonyms: Entertainment, Movie, Performance, Play, Show,

Antonyms: Work,

Matricide

Meaning: The killing, especially the murdering, of one's mother.

Matrimony

Meaning: The union of a man and a woman in marriage.

Synonyms: Alliance, Bells, Marriage, Match, Nuptials, Union, Wedding, Wedlock, Wedding Ceremony, Conjugality, Connubiality, Wedding Bells, Shotgun Wedding, Marital Rites,

Antonyms: Divorce, Separation,

Matrix

Meaning: That which contains and gives shape or form to anything.

Synonyms: Cast, Forge, Form, Grid, Model, Mold, Origin, Pattern, Source, Womb,

Antonyms: Disorganization, Effect, End, Result,

Matter of fact

Meaning: Something that has actual and undeniable existence or reality.

Synonyms: Amount, Being, Body, Constituents, Corporeality, Element, Entity, Individual, Material, Materialness, Object, Phenomenon, Quantity, Stuff, Substantiality, Sum, Thing, Protoplasm, Corporeity, Physical World,

Antonyms: Abstract, Concept, Inanimate, Insignificance, Meaninglessness, Nothing, Nothingness, Zero,

Maudlin

Meaning: Foolishly and tearfully affectionate.

Synonyms: Bathetic, Confused, Drippy, Gushing, Insipid, Lachrymose, Mawkish, Mushy, Romantic, Schmaltzy, Sentimental, Slush, Soap, Soapy, Soppy, Syrupy, Tearful, Weak, Weepy, Befuddled,

Antonyms: Calm, Pragmatic, Unemotional, Unimaginative, Unromantic,

Mausoleum

Meaning: A tomb of more than ordinary size or architectural pretensions.

Synonyms: Burial, Catacomb, Cemetery, Coffin, Crypt, Grave, Monument, Sepulcher, Vault, Charnel House, Burial Chamber, Burial Place,

Mawkish

Meaning: Sickening or insipid.

Synonyms: Bathetic, Cloying, Feeble, Gooey, Gushing, Gushy, Maudlin, Mushy, Nauseating, Romantic, Sappy, Schmaltzy, Sickening, Sloppy, Teary,

Antonyms: Calm, Serious, Unemotional,

Maxim

Meaning: A principle accepted as true and acted on as a rule or guide.

Synonyms: Adage, Aphorism, Apophthegm, Axiom, Belief, Byword, Canon, Commonplace, Device, Dictum, Epithet, Formula, Law, Moral, Motto, Platitude, Precept, Rule, Saw, Tenet, Theorem, Truism, Proverb, Prescript, Brocard,

Maze

Meaning: A labyrinth.

Synonyms: Bewilderment, Convolution, Entanglement, Imbroglio, Intricacy, Jungle, Knot, Meander, Meandering, Mesh, Miscellany, Morass, Muddle, Network, Perplexity, Quandary, Skein, Snarl, Tangle, Torsion, Twist, Uncertainty, Web, Winding, Hodgepodge, Puzzle,

Antonyms: Certainty, Line, Order, Organization,

Mead

Meaning: A meadow.

Synonyms: Acreage, Enclosure, Garden, Glebe, Grassland, Green, Ground, Lea, Meadow, Moorland, Pasture, Patch, Plot, Range, Terrain, Territory, Tillage, Tract, Vineyard, Farmland,

Antonyms: Sky,

Meager

Meaning: scanty.

Synonyms: Bare, Barren, Deficient, Exiguous, Flimsy, Inappreciable, Inconsiderable, Infertile, Insubstantial, Insufficient, Little, Mere, Minimum, Miserable, Paltry, Scant, Scanty, Scrimp, Scrimpy, Shabby, Short, Skimp, Skimpy, Slender, Slight, Spare, Sparse, Subtle, Tenuous, Unfinished, Unfruitful, Unproductive, Wanting, Weak, Puny, Too Little Too Late,

Antonyms: Adequate, Ample, Big, Enough, Fat, Full, Generous, Large, Liberal, Plentiful, Plenty, Rich, Significant, Substantial, Sufficient, Wealthy, Wide,

Mealy-mouthed

Meaning: Afraid to express facts or opinions plainly.

Meander

Meaning: To wind and turn while proceeding in a course.

Synonyms: Change, Drift, Extravagate, Gallivant, Peregrinate, Ramble, Range, Recoil, Roam, Rove, Snake, Stray, Stroll, Turn, Twine, Twist, Vagabond, Wind, Traipse, Be All Over The Map, Get Sidetracked,

Antonyms: Stay, Straighten, Untwist, Go Direct, Stay On Path,

Mechanics

Meaning: The branch of physics that treats the phenomena caused by the action of forces.

Synonyms: Logistics, Mechanism, Workings, Procedures,

Medallion

Meaning: A large medal.

Synonyms: Emblem, Jewelry, Medal, Necklace,

Meddlesome

Meaning: Interfering.

Synonyms: Busy, Busybody, Chiseling, Curious, Encumbering, Hindering, Impeding, Impertinent, Interposing, Interrupting, Intruding, Intrusive, Meddling, Mischievous, Nosy, Obstructive, Officious, Snooping, Snoopy, Tampering, Troublesome, Pushy, Prying, Intermeddling, Kibitzing,

Antonyms: Avoiding, Dodging, Ignorant,

Medial

Meaning: Of or pertaining to the middle.

Synonyms: Average, Center, Central, Mean, Median, Ordinary,

Mediate

Meaning: To effect by negotiating as an agent between parties.

Synonyms: Aag, Arbitrate, Conciliate, Deal, Intercede, Interfere, Intermediate, Interpose, Intervene, Moderate, Negotiate, Reconcile, Referee, Resolve, Settle, Umpire, Propitiate, Make Peace, Make A Deal, Bring To Terms, Step In, Meet Halfway, Act As Middle, Restore Harmony

Antonyms: Argue, Contend, Disagree, Fight, Refuse

Medicine

Meaning: A substance possessing or reputed to possess curative or remedial properties.

Synonyms: Anesthetic, Antibiotic, Antidote, Antiseptic, Balm, Biologic, Capsule, Cure, Dose, Drug, Elixir, Injection, Inoculation, Liniment, Lotion, Medicament, Medication, Ointment, Pharmaceutical, Physic, Pill, Potion, Remedy, Salve, Sedative, Serum, Tablet, Tincture, Tonic, Vaccination, Vaccine, Prescription, Antitoxin,

Antonyms: Disease,

Medieval

Meaning: Belonging or relating to or descriptive of the middle ages.

Synonyms: Antediluvian, Antiquated, Antique, Archaic, Feudal, Gothic, Old, Unenlightened, Primitive,

Antonyms: Current, Modern, New, Present,

Mediocre

Meaning: Ordinary.

Meditation

Meaning: The turning or revolving of a subject in the mind.

Synonyms: Concentration, Introspection, Pondering, Reflection, Rumination, Deep Thought, Quiet Time,

Medley

Meaning: A composition of different songs or parts of songs arranged to run as a continuous whole.

Synonyms: Assortment, Brew, Collection, Combo, Composition, Confusion, Conglomeration, Farrago, Jumble, Melee, Mingling, Mishmash, Mixture, Pasticcio, Pastiche, Patchwork, Potpourri, Salmagundi, Variety, Hodgepodge, M?lange, Mixed Bag,

Antonyms: Order, Organization, Singularity, Loneness,

Meliorate

Meaning: To make better or improve, as in quality or social or physical condition.

Synonyms: Better, Improve, Soften,

Antonyms: Worsen,

Mellifluous

Meaning: Sweetly or smoothly flowing.

Synonyms: Agreeable, Dulcet, Fluid, Harmonic, Honeyed, Mellow, Pleasing, Resonant, Songful, Soothing, Symphonious, Tuned, Tuneful, Mellifluent, Euphonic,

Melodious

Meaning: Characterized by a sweet succession of sounds.

Synonyms: Accordant, Agreeable, Assonant, Canorous, Clear, Concordant, Dulcet, Euphonious, Harmonic, Mellifluous, Mellow, Melodic, Musical, Pleasing, Resonant, Silvery, Soft, Songful, Sweet, Symphonic, Symphonious, Tuned, Tuneful, In Tune, Euphonic,

Antonyms: Discordant, Grating, Inharmonious,

Melodrama

Meaning: A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents.

Synonyms: Anticlimax, Comedown, Letdown, Mush, Schmaltz,

Antonyms: Boon,

Memento

Meaning: A souvenir.

Synonyms: Keepsake, Memorial, Relic, Remembrance, Reminder, Token, Trace, Trophy, Vestige, Remembrancer,

Memorable

Meaning: Noteworthy.

Synonyms: Catchy, Celebrated, Critical, Crucial, Decisive, Distinguished, Enduring, Eventful, Extraordinary, Famous, Great, Heavy, Heavyweight, Historic, Hot, Illustrious, Important, Impressive, Indelible, Interesting, Lasting, Meaningful, Momentous, Monumental, Notable, Observable, Remarkable, Rubric, Serious, Signal, Something, Standout, Striking, Super, Terrible, Terrific, Unforgettable,

Antonyms: Boring, Commonplace, Dull, Forgettable, Inconsequential, Insignificant, Little, Normal, Ordinary, Poor, Powerless, Small, Trivial, Unimportant, Unimpressive, Unknown, Unremarkable, Usual, Weak, Worthless,

Menace

Meaning: A threat.

Synonyms: Annoyance, Caution, Commination, Hazard, Intimidation, Jeopardy, Nuisance, Peril, Plague, Risk, Scare, Threat, Thunder, Trouble, Troublemaker, Warning,

Antonyms: Aid, Assistance, Certainty, Comfort, Delight, Happiness, Help, Pleasure, Safety, Surety,

Menagerie

Meaning: A collection of wild animals, especially when kept for exhibition.

Synonyms: Aquarium, Collection, Exhibition, Zoological Garden, Wildlife Park,

Mendacious

Meaning: Untrue.

Synonyms: Deceitful, Deceptive, Duplicitous, Equivocating, Erroneous, Fallacious, False, Fraudulent, Insincere, Lying, Paltering, Perfidious, Perjured, Shifty, Spurious, Untrue, Untruthful, Wrong, Prevaricating, Fibbing,

Antonyms: Frank, Honest, Sincere, Truthful,

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English Word	Calvary
Meaning	The place where Christ was crucified.
Synonyms	Affliction, Agony, Anguish, Calamity, Cross, Crucible, Difficulty, Distress, Nightmare, Test, Torment, Torture, Trial, Tribulation, Visitation,
Antonyms	Comfort, Contentment, Happiness, Health, Joy, Peace, Pleasure,

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