72 REPUTATION-fame, reputation, renown...... 472
REPUTATION name, reputation, credit, re-
pute......
TO REMIT-to forgive, pardon, absolve, remit.. 87 REQUEST-prayer, petition, request, entreaty,
TO REMIT-to relax, remit......
REMNANT-rest, remainder, remnant, residue.. 270 TO REQUEST-to ask, beg, request............ 157
TO REMONSTRATE to expostulate, remon- TO REQUIRE-to demand, require..............
......... 459 REQUISITE-necessary, expedient, essential, re-
REMORSE repentance, penitence, contrition,
compunction, remorse ..............
REMOTE-distant, far, remote.......
REMUNERATION-compensation, satisfaction,
amends, remuneration, recompense, requital,
reward........
87 REQUITAL-compensation, satisfaction, amends,
remuneration, recompense, requital, reward.. 438
REQUITAL-retribution, requital.......
440
TO RESCUE-to deliver, rescue, save...................... 240
438 RESEARCH-examination, search, inquiry, re-
search, investigation, scrutiny..
RESEMBLANCE-likeness, resemblance, simi-
larity or similitude ...........
532
RESENTFUL-resentful, revengeful, vindictive 119
RESENTMENT-anger, resentment, wrath, ire,
TO REND to break, rack, rend, tear........... 501
TO RENEW to revive, refresh, renovate,
RENOWN-fame, reputation, renown.........
RENOWNED-famous, celebrated, renowned, il-
reserve, reservation.......... 178
TO RESERVE-to reserve, retain.............. 178
TO RESIDE-to abide, sojourn, dwell, reside, in-
habit.........
263
RESIDUE-rest, remainder, remnant, residue... 270
TO RESIGN-to abandon, resign, renounce, ab-
TO RESIGN-to give up, abandon, forego, re-
sign........
465 RESIGNATION-patience, endurance, 'resigna-
TO REPEL-to refuse, decline, reject, repel, rebuff 232
REPENTANCE-repentance, penitence, contri- TO RESIST-to oppose, withstand, thwart, re-
tion, compunction, remorse............................................... 88
REPETITION-repetition, tautology
.......... 115
466 TO RESOLVE-to determine, resolve.......... 223
TO REPINE-to complain, murmur, repine..... 409 TO RESOLVE-to solve, resolve............... 224
REPLY-answer, reply, rejoinder, response 460 RESOLUTE-decided, determined, resolute..... 224
REPORT-fame, report, rumour, hearsay ....... 472 RESOLUTION-courage, fortitude, resolution... 140
REPOSE-ease, quiet, rest, repose
362 TO RESORT TO-to frequent, haunt, resort to.. 494
TO REPOSE-to recline, repose........... 363 RESOURCE-expedient, resource.............. 535
REPREHENSION-reprehension, reproof....... 110 TO RESPECT-to esteem, respect, regard
REPRESENTATION-show, exhibition, repre- TO RESPECT-to honour, reverence, respect... 427
sentation, sight, spectacle.......
452 TO RESPECT-to refer, relate, respect, regard.. 326
TO REPRESS-to repress, restrain, suppress.... 221 RESPECTFUL-dutiful, obedient, respectful.... 150
REPRIEVE-reprieve, respite
257 RESPITE-interval, respite...
183
107 REST-cessation, stop, rest, intermission........ 257
108 REST-ease, quiet, rest, repose................. 362
REST-rest, remainder, remnant, residue........ 270
TO REST-to found, ground, rest, build........ 498
TO REST-to stand, stop, rest, stagnate ........ 258
109 RESTITUTION restoration, restitution, repa-
REPROBATE profligate, abandoned, repro- RESTORATION ration, amends..
249 RESTORATION-recovery, restoration
TO REPROBATE-to reprobate, condemn...... 109 TO RESTORE-to restore, return, repay....... 439
110 TO RESTRAIN-to coerce, restrain
RESTRAINT-constraint, restraint, restriction.. 220 RIDICULOUS-laughable, ludicrous, ridiculous,
TO RESTRICT-to bound, limit, confine, circum-
scribe, restrict....
comical or comick, droll....
RIGHT-straight, right, direct..
RIGHT-right, just, proper.......
RIGHT-right, claim, privilege
RIGID
austere, rigid, severe, rigorous,
RIGOROUS stern
TO RESTRICT, vide RESTRICTION.
RESTRICTION-constraint, restraint, restriction 220
RESULT-effect, consequence, result, issue, event 290 | RIGHTEOUS-godly, righteous
TO RETAIN to hold, keep, detain, retain...... 236
TO RETAIN-to reserve, retain........
RETALIATION-retaliation, reprisal... ....... 440
TO RETARD-to delay, defer, postpone, procras-
tinate, prolong, protract, retard.
TO RETARD-to retard, hinder............................................ 260
RETINUE-procession, train, retinue........... 493
TO RETIRE-to recede, retreat, retire, secede,
withdraw...........
253
RETIREMENT-privacy, retirement, seclusion.. 253
RETORT-retort, repartee
RIGOROUS-harsh, rough, severe, rigorous..... 382
RIM-border, edge, rim, brim, brink, margin,
TO RETRACT-to abjure, recant, retract, re-
voke, recall
RETREAT asylum, refuge, shelter, retreat.....
TO RETREAT-to recede, retreat, retire, with-
draw, secede......................
253
RETRIBUTION-retribution, requital.......... 440
TO RETRIEVE to recover, retrieve, repair, re-
440
RETROSPECT-retrospect, review, survey..... 480
TO RETURN-to restore, return, repay........ 439
TO RETURN-to revert, return........
TO REVEAL to publish, promulgate, divulge,
reveal, disclose..............
443 ROTUNDITY-roundness, rotundity........... 351
TO REVENGE-to avenge, revenge, vindicate.. 119 TO ROVE-to wander, stroll, ramble, rove, roam,
REVENGEFUL-resentful, revengeful, vindictive 119
range.......
TO REVERBERATE-to rebound, reverberate, ROUGH-abrupt, rugged, rough
ROUGH-coarse, rough, rude
ROUGH-harsh, rough, severe, rigorous.........
81 ROUNDNESS-roundness, rotundity.
TO REVERENCE
REVERENCE-awe, reverence, dread........................ 307 ROUND-circuit, tour, round
TO REVERENCE-to honour, reverence, respect 427 TO ROUSE-to awaken, excite, provoke, rouse,
REVERIE-dream, reverie....................
TO REVERSE-to overturn, overthrow, subvert,
stir up
TO ROUT-to beat, defeat, overpower, rout,
overthrow....
invert, reverse ................................
TO REVERT-to revert, return................ 327 ROUTE-way, road, route or rout, course...... 275
REVIEW-retrospect, review, survey........... 480 ROYAL-royal, regal, kingly.....................
REVIEW-revisal, revision, review............ 480 TO RUB-to rub, chafe, fret, gall....
TO REVILE to revile, vilify....
108 RUDE-coarse, rough, rude
RULE-guide, rule.......
RULE-maxim, precept, rule, law.............. 211
REWARD-compensation, satisfaction, amends, TO RULE-to govern, rule, regulate............ 206
remuneration, recompense, requital, reward 438 RULING-prevailing, prevalent, ruling, predomi-
RHETORICK-elocution, eloquence, oratory, rhe-
462 RUMOUR-fame, report, rumour, hearsay
RICHES-riches, wealth, opulence, affluence.... 340 RUPTURE-rupture, fracture, fraction .....
RIDICULE-ridicule, satire, irony, sarcasm..... 104 RURAL
TO RIDICULE-to laugh at, ridicule......................... 103 RUSTICK rural, rustick.......
TO RIDICULE-to deride, mock, ridicule, rally,
RUSTICK-Countryman, peasant, swain, hind,
sage, sagacious, sapient....
SAFE-safe, secure.......................
TO SCOFF-to scoff, gibe, jeer, sneer........... 104
SCOPE tendency, drift, scope, aim............ 325
SAGACITY-penetration, acuteness, sagacity... 401 TO SCORN-to contemn, despise, scorn, disdain 101
SAILOR-seaman, waterman, sailor, mariner... 337 SCORNFUL-contemptuous, scornful, disdainful 102
SALARY-allowance, stipend, salary, wages, TO SCREAM-to cry, scream, shriek........... 470
TO SCREEN to cover, shelter, screen......... 517
SCRIBE-writer, penman, scribe.....
hire, pay............
...... 164
SAKE-sake, account, reason, purpose, end........... 535
SALUBRIOUS healthy, wholesome, salubrious,
SALUTARY
SALUTATION
SALUTE
salute, salutation, greeting..... 461
TO SCRUTINIZE-to pry, scrutinize, dive into 99
TO SALUTE-to accost, address, salute........ 461 SCRUTINY-examination, search, inquiry, re-
SAPIENT sage, sagacious, sapient ............. 401 TO SEARCH-to examine, seek, search, explore 98
SARCASM-ridicule, satire, irony, sarcasm..... 104 SEASON time, season, timely, season-
TO SATIATE—to satisfy, satiate, glut, cloy.... 383 SEASONABLE ( able
SATIRE―ridicule, satire, irony, sarcasm........ 104 TO SECEDE to recede, retreat, retire, with-
SATIRE-wit, humour, satire, irony, burlesque 70 draw, secede......
253
SATISFACTION-compensation, satisfaction, SECLUSION-privacy, retirement, seclusion... 253
amends, remuneration, recompense, requital, TO SECOND-to second, support
reward
SECOND
second, secondary, inferiour......... 274
SECONDARY
438
SATISFACTION-contentment, satisfaction.... 384
TO SATISFY-to satisfy, please, gratify.......
........ 383 SECRECY-concealment, secrecy.............. 519
TO SATISFY—to satisfy, satiate, glut, cioy.... 383 SECRET-clandestine, secret.......................................... 520
SAUCY-impertinent, rude, saucy, impudent, in- SECRET-secret, hidden, latent, occult, myste-
SAVOUR-taste, flavour, relish, savour......... 512 SECURITY-fence, guard, security....
TO SAY to speak, say, tell..................................... .... 465 SEDIMENT-dregs, sediment, dross, scum, refuse 515
SAYING axiom, maxim, aphorism, apophthegm, SEDITION-insurrection, sedition, rebellion, re-
saying, adage, proverb, by-word, saw
TO SCALE-to arise or rise, mount, ascend,
climb, scale.......
SCANDAL-discredit, disgrace, reproach, scandal 107
SCANDALOUS-infamous, scandalous......... 108 TO SEDUCE-to allure, tempt, seduce, entice,
TO SCATTER--to spread, scatter, disperse..... 344 TO SEEK-to examine, seek, search, explore.... 98
SCENT-smell, scent, odour, perfume, fragrance 511 TO SEEM-to seem, appear..........
483
SCHEME-design, pian, scheme, project........ 534 SEEMLY-becoming, decent, seemly, fit, suitable 246
SEMBLANCE-show, outside.appearance, sem- SHAME-dishonour, disgrace, shame...
blance ... - Đ
SENIOR-senior, elder, older........................... 269
SENSATION-sentiment, sensation, perception.. 376
453 SHAMELESS-immodest, impudent, shameless.. 247
TO SHAPE-to form, fashion, mould, shape
TO SHARE to divide, distribute, share........ 485
SHARE part, division, portion, share........... 485
376
TO SHARE to partake, participate, share...... 486
70 SHARP-sharp, acute, keen
456 TO SHED-to pour, spill, shed
sensible, sensitive, sentient....... 375
SENSUALIST-sensualist, voluptuary, epicure.. 375
SENTENCE-decision, judgement, sentence..... 224 SHOCKING-formidable, dreadful, shocking, ter-
SENTENCE-sentence, period, phrase, proposi-
464 TO SHOOT-to shoot, dart.................
TO SENTENCE-to sentence, condemn, doom.. 169 SHORT-short, brief, concise, succinct, summary 286
SENTENTIOUS-sententious, sentimental...... 376 SHOW-show, outside, appearance, semblance.. 453
SENTIENT-sensible, sensitive, sentient........ 375 SHOW-show, exhibition, representation, sight,
SENTIMENT-sentiment, sensation, perception.. 376
SENTIMENT-opinion, sentiment, notion ......
SENTIMENTAL--sententious, sentimental..... 376 TO SHOW-to show, point out, mark, indicate.. 451
SENTINEL-guard, sentinel
SEPARATE-different, distinct, separate........ 282 SHOWY-showy, gaudy, gay
180 TO SHOW-to show, exhibit, display....
TO SEPARATE-to divide, separate, part......
TO SEPARATE-to separate, sever, disjoin, de-
tach............
SEPULCHRE-grave, tomb, sepulchre.......... 500 TO SHUN-to avoid, eschew, shun, elude
SEPULTURE-burial, interment, sepulture..... 84 TO SHUT-to close, shut
SEQUEL-sequel, close..........
SERENE calm, placid, serene....
SERIES-series, course........
SERIES-succession, series, order..
362 SICKLY sick, sickly, diseased, morbid.........................
275 SICKNESS-sickness, illness, indisposition...... 367
.... 271 SIGHT-show, exhibition, representation, sight,
SERIOUS-eager, earnest, serious.......................... 392 spectacle.....
SERIOUS-grave, serious, solemn...
SERVANT-servant, domestick, menial, drudge 328
SERVICE-advantage, benefit, utility, service,
SERVICE-benefit, service, good office.......... 166 SIGNAL-signal, memorable................
SERVITUDE-servitude, slavery, bondage...... 328 TO SIGNALIZE—to signalize, distinguish...... 474
280 SIGNIFICANT-significant, expressive......... 456
SIGNIFICATION-signification, meaning, sense,
TO SETTLE-to compose, settle
TO SETTLE-to fix, determine, settle, limit 227
TO SETTLE-to fix, settle, establish............ 227 TO SIGNIFY-to denote, signify, imply
TO SEVER-to separate, sever, disjoin, de ach.. 421 TO SIGNIFY-to express, declare, signify, utter,
SEVERAL--different, several, divers, sundry, va-
............................. 283
240
227 SIGNIFICATION-signification, avail, import-
ance, consequence, moment, weight.......
SEVERE austere, rigid, severe, rigorous, stern.. 382 SILENT-silent, dumb, mute, speechless
SEVERE harsh, rough, severe, rigorous.....
SEVERE strict, severe.......
SEX-gender, sex .......
SIMPLE-simple, single, singular............... 250 SOBRIETY-modesty, moderation, temperance,
SIMPLE simple, silly, foolish.................. 401
SIMULATION-simulation, dissimulation
SIN-crime, vice, sin.....
convivial, social, sociable.......... 487
SINCERE candid, open, sincere............. 430 SOCIETY-association, society, company, part-
SINCERE-hearty, warm, sincere, cordial
SINCERE sincere, honest, true, plain
SINGLE-solitary, sole, only, single
SINGLE-one, single, only .
430 SOCIETY-community, society
251 SOCIETY-fellowship, society..
251 SOCIETY-society, company.
TO SOIL-to stain, soil, sully, tarnish ..........
250 TO SOJOURN―to abide, sojourn, dwell, reside,
inbabit...............
SINGULAR-rare, scarce, singular
SINGULAR-particular, singular, odd, eccentrick,
263
TO SOLACE-to console, solace, comfort....... 356
TO SINK-to fall, drop, droop, sink, tumble..... 303 SOLDIER-LIKE-martial, military, soldier-like,
278
SITE-place, spot, site........
SITUATION-circumstance, situation.......... 173
SITUATION-place, situation, station, position,
69 SOLITARY-alone, solitary, lonely............. 252
SKIN-skin, hide, peel, rind.................................................. 518 SOLITARY-solitary, sole, only, single......... 251
SLACK-slack, loose
256 SOLITARY-solitary, desert, desolate........... 253
TO SLAY-to kill, murder, slay, assassinate .... 510 SORDID-mean, pitiful, sordid........................................... 411
TO SLEEP-to sleep, slumber, doze, drowse, nap 300 SORROW-affliction, grief, sorrow..... 408
SLEEPY-sleepy, drowsy, lethargick...
... 300 SORRY-sorry, grieved, hurt...................
SLENDER-thin, slender, slight, slim........... 351 SORT-kind, species, sort......
TO SLIDE to slip, slide, glide.............
SLIGHT-cursory, hasty, slight, desultory..
TO SLIGHT-to disregard, neglect, slight . ....... 423 SOUND-sound, tone
TO SLIP-to slip, slide, glide.......
SLOTHFUL-inactive, inert, lazy, slothful, slug-
SMALL-little, diminutive, small............... 350 TO SPARKLE-to shine, glitter, glare, sparkle,
TO SMEAR-to smear, daub................... 515
SMELL smell, scent, odour, perfume, fragrance 511 TO SPEAK-to speak, say, tell.........................
SMOOTH-even, smooth, level, plain......... 435 TO SPEAK-to speak, talk, converse, discourse.. 459
TO SMOTHER-to stifle, suppress, smother..... 222 TO SPEAK-to utter, speak, articulate, pro-
TO SMOTHER-to suffocate, stifle, smother,
TO SNATCH-to lay or take hold of, catch, seize,
snatch, grasp, gripe............
• 459
222 SPECIAL-special, specifick, particular......... 252
496
SPECIES-kind, species, sort......
237 SPECIFICK-special, specifick, particular....... 252
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