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SUBORDINATE — INSUBORDINATE SUBORDINATELY — INSUBORDINATELY SUBORDINATION — INSUBORDINATION
... all this insolent, insubordinate ranting...
Crusaders, 4S0
We can’t have these insubordinates breaking up our discipline.
Idlewind, 23
... her two much elder sisters had married off — one submissively, one insubordinately.
Ann, 16
... now that he had marked that tendency towards insubordination he would watch her more carefully in the future...
Hatter’s, 37
He said he didn’t like my attitude. It implied insubor dination.
Crusaders, 64
SUBSTANTIAL — UNSUBSTANTIAL SUBSTANTIALLY — UNSUBSTANTIALLY
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pleasure, was to one ir |
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Curiosity, 367 |
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To Jim that gossiping crowd, viewed |
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shadows. |
Jim, 40
...she compressed her lips and glided bravely into the shop as quickly and unsubstantially as a shadow.
Hatter’s, 323
S U C C E S S F U L |
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S U F F I C I E N T |
SUCCESSFUL — UNSUCCESSFUL
SUCCESSFULLY — UNSUCCESSFULLY
The search was quite unsuccessful, then?
Curiosity, 424
Essex was always in a state of temper after one of these unsuccessful interviews.
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Diplomat, 184 |
But with the result |
merely of a vivid advertisement |
of the fact that this |
gay and successful adventure of |
his had now resulted most unsuccessfully for Ida.
Typhoon, 84
The prim man in the cloth boots, who had been unsuc cessfully attempting to make a joke...
Posthumous, 498
SUFFERABLE — INSUFFERABLE
... an injury, of all others the most insufferable, the most torturing, and the most hard to bear...
Curiosity, 524
How long are we to stand and hear this insufferable nonsense you talk?
Egoist, 523
SUFFICIENT — INSUFFICIENT
SUFFICIENTLY — INSUFFICIENTLY
SUFFICIENCY — INSUFFICIENCY
... even the consciousness of innocence would be insuffi cient to support him in the presence of his friends...
Curiosity, 517
The face itself was broad and strong and would have been noble but for the insufficient depth of the forehead...
Hatter’s, 28
S U F F I C I E N T L Y |
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S U R M O U N T A B L E |
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Martin |
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for insufficiently strict inspec |
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of milk. |
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Arrowsmith, 263 |
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... the desire to be distinguished is an acknowledge ment of insufficiency.
Egoist, 366
And forthwith an uncanny feeling of wretchedness and insufficiency for so dark a crime insisted on thrust ing itself forward.
Tragedy, 483
SUITED — UNSUITED
SUITABILITY — UNSUITABILITY
He and I were unsuited — and I remember I blamed myself then.
Egoist, 575
He looked unsuited to the matter in hand.
End, 488
... direct allusions to the unsuitability of the Indian climate for a wife...
Hatter’s, 258
SUPPORTED — UNSUPPORTED
But Mr. Cheggs came not alone or unsupported...
Curiosity, 78
Without the people, unsupported by great numbers of people, he was a lone, uneasy man.
Tomorrow, 222
SURMOUNTABLE — INSURMOUNTABLE
The insurmountable difficulty of the place, especially now it was alarmed, was to get any plunder out of it.
Invisible, 130
S U R M O U N T A B L E |
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SYM PA TH ETIC |
... he looked to Yates like a turtle whose predetermined route had been disturbed by some insurmountable
obstacle.
Crusaders, 16
SUSPECTED — UNSUSPECTED
SUSPECTING — UNSUSPECTING
SUSPICIOUS — UNSUSPICIOUS
... an arrangement' |
whereby I can sleep and eat and |
rest in peace and |
unsuspected. |
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Invisible, 141 |
...from an unsuspected recess in a drawer he adroitjy
produced a large peppermint drop... |
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Hatter’s, 283 |
Upon my word, he was too unsuspecting; he was not fair game.
Jim, 110
One fierce blow at the unsuspecting horseman at his side... and these rebellious barons might rue the day they dared to thwart his plans!
Three, 128
This was said with no appearance of cunning or deceit', but with an unsuspicious frankness that bore the impress of truth.
Curiosity, 10
... the common place and entirely unsuspicious way in which they had hired a boat and set forth for a row...
Tragedy, 481
SYMPATHETIC — UNSYMPATHETIC SYMPATHETICALLY — UNSYMPATHETICALLY
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led him forward and sat down with him upon |
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unsympathetic sofa... |
Hatter's, 93
SYM PA TH E TIC - 245 - T A N G IB L E
At the same time he was not inclined to be unsympathet
ic in that respect toward her...
Tragedy, 103
“ Why didn’t you keep your eye on him?” MacGregor said unsympathetically, not quite understanding this.
Diplomat, 477
TAINTED— UNTAINTED
He saw in her the same beauty of untainted innocence he had known in his youth.
Octopus, 365
... an Inspector pensioned off in 1930 and consequently untainted by Nazism.
Crusaders, 610
TAMED — UNTAMED
Then came more of the wrathfuK monsters, whose like they almost seemed to be in their wildness and their untamed air...
Curiosity, 389
To me it is the conduct of a creature untamed.
Egoist, 212
TANGIBLE — INTANGIBLE
And behind this tangible dread there was always that intangible trouble, lurking in the background...
Man, 258
Something, some intangible potency pervading the atmosphere around it, forbade them even to smile.
Hatter's, 22
T A R N I S H E D |
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T H I N K I N G |
TARNISHED — UNTARNISHED
He had uttered a mad wish... that his own beauty might be untarnished.
Picture, 119
... then go to his death, triumphant at the end, his memory untarnished, his fame undimmed.
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Octopus, 426 |
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TENANTED — UNTENANTED |
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minutes later, Willoughby, paid it a visit and |
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it untenanted by the person he had engaged |
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Egoist, 463 |
...Clyde laid hold of her arm and turned toward the river, which was to the north and untenanted this far out.
Tragedy, 288
TERMINABLE — INTERMINABLE
... they had been marching through fog for an intermi
nable time...
Crusaders, 575
.. he had these two weeks of interminable days and nights.
Tomorrow, 289
THINKING — UNTHINKING
THINKABLE — UNTHINKABLE
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unthinking |
and blast |
stiffness before the out |
ward |
and inward |
terrors... |
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Jim, 65
T H I N K I N G |
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T I E |
... when you come to think of it, it might have been said by any rather unthinking person in any generation.
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It was unthinkable that she, |
Mary Brodie, should be |
at this time of night alone |
in the open streets... |
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Hatter’s, 65 |
I hate bothering about money... but, as you say, to sell’s unthinkable.
End, 559
TIDY — UNTIDY
TIDILY — UNTIDILY
TIDINESS — UNTIDINESS
Crerar came in, unshaved, his grey hair un,tidy.
Crusaders, 89
Scott had taken over Pickering’s untidy and erratic
• affection...
I Wish, 65
... a loose tape hung untidily from her waist.
Hatter's, 25
... she had first noted the phenomenon of the pail—proof of her theory of Maggie’s incurable untidiness.
Wives, 109
TIE — UNTIE
...do you mean that Todhunter can tie himself up all alone and untie himself all alone?
Brown, 310
People get tied up, and sometimes they*stay tied — be cause they want to stay, or because they haven’t the willpower to break. And others become untied and make a new start.
Hullo, 190
T I R I N G 248 - T O L E R A N T
TIRING — UNTIRING
But Nell retained her grasp upon the old man’s arm, and long after he was slumbering soundly, watched him with untiring eyes.
Curiosity, 372
What was behind that untiring cheerful selflessness?
End, 101
TOLD — UNTOLD
Ebbits seemed sinking back into his senility with the tale untold...
White Man, 160
He couldn’t ask her to marry him with that untold.
End, 382
TOLERABLE — INTOLERABLE
TOLERABLY — INTOLERABLY
TOLERANT — INTOLERANT
TOLERANCE — INTOLERANCE
... raging and despairing at his intolerable fate...
Invisible, 146
... in common phrase tolerable signifies moderately good or agreeable, and no more, denoting that which just misses of being intolerable.
Synonyms, 38
The noise, he remarked, had been distracting, but the silence at once become intolerably oppressive.
Jim , 101
The small of his back ached intolerably.
Apostate, 294
... he was inclined at times to be a bit intolerant of those who were not.
Tragedy, 164
T O L E R A N C E |
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T R A I N E D |
And Pappas also said things such as the Puritans had run away from intolerance only to become intolerant themselves.
Collar, 35
Brown threw up his bothered brow and rapped on the spade handle with an intolerance quite unusual with him.
Brown, 144
TOUCHED — UNTOUCHED
TOUCHABLE — UNTOUCHABLE
The whisky had |
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Hullo, 142
Asquith touched the untouchable Sir Francis on the shoulder...
Diplomat, 84
TOWARD — UNTOWARD
... if the Royal Society would... endeavour to find in the resources of science a means of preventing such untoward revelations...
Curiosity, 28
But his ear was strained for any untoward steps inside or outside the house.
Crusaders, 715
TRAINED — UNTRAINED
Most of it so far has come from our untrained peasants who notice little or exaggerate too much.
Diplomat, 361
T R A I N E D |
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T R U T H F U L |
..the Square soon perceived that Dick had a natural talent for breaking-in an untrained boneshaker.
Wives, 204
TROUBLED — UNTROUBLED
His night had been untroubled by any images of pleas ure or of pain.
Picture, 197
The best, the only way to take what was coming, was to take it as an adventure and to live untroubled while it lasted.
Crusaders, 339
TRUE — UNTRUE
TRUTH — UNTRUTH
TRUTHFUL — UNTRUTHFUL
Now it was obviously untrue although William didn’t
know that.
Cannery, 13
“ And that popular story is untrue?” suggested Flam beau. “ No,” said his friend quietly; “ that story is
true as far as it goes?”
Brown, 253
... she wishes you never to be guilty of an untruth, least of all on her account.
Egoist, 355
I have never known this man to speak an untruth.
Tomorrow, 197
She was untruthful, dishonest.
Ideal, 199
The continual suggestion that the opponent was mean, malicious and untruthful... had affected her nerves.
End, 205