Appendix:Roget's thesaurus classification

Synopsis/Outline of Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases

(See also the Wikipedia use of the w:Wikipedia:Outline of Roget's Thesaurus for classification of its articles.)

With links to relevant Wiktionary entries, and Wikisaurus pages.

Class I. Words Expressing Abstract Relations

Section I. Existence

1. Being, in The Abstract

1. existence - o

2. inexistence - o

2. Being, In The Concrete

3. substantiality - o

4. unsubstantiality - o

3. Formal Existence

5. intrinsicality - o

6. extrinsicality - o

4. Modal Existence

7. state - o

8. circumstance - o

Section II. Relation

1. Absolute Relation

9. relation - o

10. irrelation - o

11. consanguinity - o

12. correlation - o

13. identity - o

14. contrariety - o

15. difference - o

2. Continuous Relation

16. uniformity - o

16A. Nonuniformity

3. Partial Relation

17. similarity - o

18. dissimilarity - o

19. imitation - o

20. nonimitation - o

20A. variation - o

21. copy - o

22. prototype - o

4. General Relation

23. agreement - o

24. disagreement - o

Section III. Quantity

1. Simple Quantity

25. quantity - o

26. degree - o

2. Comparative Quantity

27. equality - o

28. inequality - o

29. mean - o

30. compensation - o

1 Quantity by Comparison with a Standard

31. greatness - o

32. smallness - o

2 Quantity by Comparison with a Similar Object

33. superiority - o

34. inferiority - o

3 Changes in Quantity

35. increase - o - WS

36. nonincrease - o, decrease - o

3. Conjunctive Quantity

37. addition - o

38. nonaddition - o. subtraction - o

39. adjunct - o

40. remainder - o

40A. decrement - o

41. mixture - o

42. simpleness - o

43. junction - o

44. disjunction - o

45. connection - o

46. coherence - o

47. incoherence - o

48. combination - o

49. decomposition - o

4. Concrete Quantity

50. whole - o

51. part - o - WS

52. completeness - o

53. incompleteness - o

54. composition - o

55. exclusion - o

56. component - o

57. extraneousness - o

Section IV. Order

1. Order in General

58. order - o

59. disorder - o - WS

59A. complexity - o

60. arrangement - o

61. derangement - o

2. Consecutive Order

62. precedence - o

63. sequence - o

64. precursor - o

65. sequel - o

66. beginning - o

67. end - o - WS

68. middle - o

69. continuity - o

70. discontinuity - o

71. term - o - WS

3. Collective Order

72. assemblage - o

73. nonassemblage - o. dispersion - o

74. focus - o

4. Distributive Order

75. class - o - WS

76. inclusion - o

77. exclusion - o

78. generality - o

79. speciality - o

5. Order as Regards Categories

80. normality - o

81. multiformity - o

82. conformity - o

83. unconformity - o

Section V. Number

1. Number, in the Abstract

84. number - o - WS

85. numeration - o

86. list - o - WS

2. Determinate Number

87. unity - o

88. accompaniment - o

89. duality - o

90. duplication - o

91. bisection - o

92. triality - o

93. triplication - o

94. trisection - o

95. four - o

96. quadruplication - o

97. quadrisection - o

98. five - o

99. quinquesection - o

3. Indeterminate Number

100. plurality - o

100A. fraction - o

101. zero - o

102. multitude - o

103. fewness - o

104. repetition - o

105. infinity - o

Section VI. Time

1. Absolute Time

106. time - o

107. neverness - o

108. period - o - WS

108A. contingent - o duration - o

109. course - o

110. diuturnity - o

111. transientness - o

112. perpetuity - o

113. instantaneity - o

114. chronometry - o

115. anachronism - o

2. Relative Time

1. Time with Reference to Succession

116. priority - o

117. posteriority - o

118. the present time - o

119. different time - o

120. synchronism - o

121. futurity - o

122. past - o

2. Time with Reference to a Particular Period

123. newness - o

124. oldness - o

125. morning - o

126. evening - o

127. youth - o

128. age - o

129. infant - o

130. veteran - o

131. adolescence - o

3. Time with Reference to an Effect or Purpose

132. earliness - o

132A. punctuality - o

133. lateness - o

134. occasion - o

135. untimeliness - o

3. Recurrent Time

136. frequency - o

137. infrequency - o

138. periodicity - o

139. irregularity - o of recurrence - o

Section VII. Change

1. Simple Change

140. change - o

141. permanence - o

142. cessation - o

143. continuance - o in action

144. conversion - o

145. reversion - o

146. revolution - o

147. substitution - o

148. interchange - o

2. Complex Change

149. changeableness - o

150. stability - o

151. eventuality - o

152. destiny - o

Section VIII. Causation

1. Constancy of Sequence in Events

153. cause - o - WS (causation - o)

154. effect - o

155. attribution - o

156. chance - o

2. Connection between Cause and Effect

157. power - o - WS

158. impotence - o

159. strength - o

160. weakness - o

3. Power in Operation

161. production - o

162. destruction - o - WS

163. reproduction - o

164. producer - o

165. destroyer - o

166. paternity - o

167. posterity - o

168. productiveness - o

169. unproductiveness - o

170. agency - o

171. physical energy - o

172. physical inertness - o (inertia)

173. violence - o

174. moderation - o

4. Indirect Power

175. influence - o

175A. Absence Of Influence

176. tendency - o

177. liability - o

5. Combinations of Causes

178. concurrence - o

179. counteraction - o

Class II. Words Relating to Space

Section I. Space in General

1. Abstract Space

180. space - o

180A. inextension - o

181. region - o

182. place - o

2. Relative Space

183. situation - o

184. location - o

185. displacement - o

3. Existence in Space

186. presence - o

187. absence - o

188. inhabitant - o

189. abode - o - WS

190. contents - o

191. receptacle - o

Section II. Dimensions

1. General Dimensions

192. size - o - WS

193. littleness - o

194. expansion - o

195. contraction - o

196. distance - o

197. nearness - o

198. interval - o

199. contiguity - o

2. Linear Dimensions

200. length - o

201. shortness - o

202. breadth - o, thickness - o

203. narrowness - o, thinness - o

204. layer - o

205. filament - o

206. height - o

207. lowness - o

208. depth - o

209. shallowness - o

210. summit - o

211. base - o

212. verticality - o

213. horizontality - o

214. pendency - o

215. support - o - WS

216. parallelism - o

216A. perpendicularity - o

217. obliquity - o

218. inversion - o

219. crossing - o

3. Centrical Dimensions

1. General.

220. exteriority - o

221. interiority - o

222. centrality - o

223. covering - o

224. lining - o

225. clothing - o - WS

226. divestment - o (nudity)

227. circumjacence - o

228. interposition - o

229. circumscription - o

230. outline - o

231. edge - o

232. inclosure - o

233. limit - o

2. Special

234. front - o

235. rear - o

236. laterality - o

237. contraposition - o

238. dextrality - o

239. sinistrality - o

Section III. Form

1. General Form

240. form - o

241. amorphism - o

242. symmetry - o

243. distortion - o

2. Special Form

244. angularity - o (angle)

245. curvature - o (curve)

246. straightness - o

247. circularity - o (circle)

248. convolution - o

249. rotundity - o

3. Superficial Form

250. convexity - o

251. flatness - o

252. concavity - o

252A sponge - o

253. sharpness - o

254. bluntness - o

255. smoothness - o

256. roughness - o

257. notch - o

258. fold - o

259. furrow - o

260. opening - o

261. closure - o

262. perforator - o

263. stopper - o

Section IV. Motion

1. Motion in General

264. motion - o

265. quiescence - o

266. journey - o - WS

267. navigation - o

268. traveler - o

269. mariner - o

270. transference - o

271. carrier - o

272. vehicle - o - WS

273. ship - o

2. Degrees of Motion

274. velocity - o

275. slowness - o

3. Motion Conjoined with Force

276. impulse - o

277. recoil - o

4. Motion with Reference to Direction

278. direction - o

279. deviation - o

280. precession - o

281. sequence - o

282. progression - o

283. regression - o

284. propulsion - o

285. traction - o

286. approach - o

287. recession - o

288. attraction - o

289. repulsion - o

290. convergence - o

291. divergence - o

292. arrival - o

293. departure - o

294. ingress - o

295. egress - o

296. reception - o

297. ejection - o

298. food - o - WS

299. excretion - o

300. insertion - o

301. extraction - o

302. passage - o

303. transcursion - o

304. shortcoming - o

305. ascent - o

306. descent - o

307. elevation - o

308. depression - o

309. leap - o

310. plunge - o

311. circuition - o

312. rotation - o

313. evolution - o

314. oscillation - o

315. agitation - o

Class III. Words Relating to Matter

Section I. Matter in General

316. materiality - o

317. immateriality - o

318. world - o

319. gravity - o

320. levity - o

Section II. Inorganic Matter

1. Solid Matter

321. density - o

322. rarity - o

323. hardness - o

324. softness - o

325. elasticity - o

326. inelasticity - o

327. tenacity - o

328. brittleness - o

329. texture - o

330. pulverulence - o

331. friction - o

332. lubrication - o

2. Fluid Matter

1. Fluids In General

333. fluidity - o

334. gaseity - o (gas - o)

335. liquefaction - o

336. vaporization - o

2. Specific Fluids

337. water - o - WS

338. air - o

339. moisture - o

340. dryness - o

341. ocean - o

342. land - o

343. gulf - o. lake - o - WS

344. plain - o

345. marsh - o

346. island - o - WS

3. Fluids in Motion

347. stream - o

348. river - o

349. wind - o - WS

350. conduit - o

351. airpipe - o

3. Imperfect Fluids

352. semiliquidity - o

353. bubble - o

354. pulpiness - o

355. unctuousness - o

356. oil - o

356A. resin - o

Section III. Organic Matter

1. Vitality

1. Vitality in General

357. organization - o - WS

358. inorganization - o

359. life - o

360. death - o - WS

361. killing - o - WS

362. corpse - o - WS - wikiSaurus:corpse

363. burial - o, interment - o - WS

2. Special Vitality

364. animality - o

365. vegetability - o†

366. animal - o - WS

367. vegetable - o - WS

368. zoology - o

369. botany - o

370. husbandry - o

371. agriculture - o

372. mankind - o

373. man - o - WS

374. woman - o - WS

374A. sexuality - o

2. sensation

1. Sensation in General

375. physical sensibility - o

376. physical insensibility - o

377. physical pleasure - o - WS

378. physical pain - o - WS

2. Special Sensation

(1) Touch

379. touch - o

380. sensations - o of touch

381. numbness - o

(2) Heat

382. heat - o

383. cold - o - WS

384. calefaction - o (heating - o)

385. refrigeration - o

386. furnace - o

387. refrigerator - o

388. fuel - o

388A. insulation - o

389. thermometer - o

(3) Taste

390. taste - o

391. insipidity - o

392. pungency - o (spice - o)

392A. saltiness - o (salt - o)

392B. bitterness - o

393. condiment - o

394. savoriness - o

395. unsavoriness - o

396. sweetness - o (sugar - o)

397. sourness - o

(4) Odor

398. odor - o

399. inodorousness - o

400. fragrance - o

401. fetor - o

401A. acridity - o

(5) sound

(I) Sound in General

402. sound - o - WS

403. silence - o

404. loudness - o

405. faintness - o

(II) Specific Sounds

406. snap - o

407. roll - o

408. resonance - o

408A. nonresonance - o†

409. sibilation - o

410. stridor - o

411. cry - o

412. ululation - o

(III) Musical Sounds

413. melody - o. concord - o

414. discord - o

415. music - o

416. musician - o - WS

417. musical instrument - o - WSs

(IV) Perception Of Sound

418. hearing - o

419. deafness - o

(6) light

(I) Light in General

420. light - o

421. darkness - o

422. dimness - o

423. luminary - o

424. shade - o

425. transparency - o

426. opacity - o

426A. turbidity - o

427. semitransparency - o

(II) Specific Light

428. color - o - WS

429. achromatism - o

430. whiteness - o

431. blackness - o

432. gray - o

433. brown - o

434. redness - o

435. greenness - o

436. yellowness - o

437. purple - o

438. blueness - o

439. orange - o

440. variegation - o

(III) Perceptions of Light

441. vision - o

442. blindness - o

443. dimsightedness - o

444. spectator - o

445. optical instrument - os

446. visibility - o

447. invisibility - o

448. appearance - o

449. disappearance - o

Class IV. Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties

Division I. Formation of Ideas

Section I. Operations of Intellect in General

450. intellect - o

450A. absence - o or want of intellect

451. thought - o

452. incogitancy - o

453. idea - o

454. topic - o

Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations

455. curiosity - o

456. incuriosity - o

457. attention - o

458. inattention - o

459. care - o

460. neglect - o

461. inquiry - o

462. answer - o

463. experiment - o

464. comparison - o

464A. incomparability - o

465. discrimination - o

465A. indiscrimination - o

465B. identification - o

466. measurement - o

Section III. Materials for Reasoning

467. evidence - o

468. counter evidence - o

469. qualification - o

470. possibility - o

471. impossibility - o

472. probability - o

473. improbability - o

474. certainty - o

475. uncertainty - o

Section IV. Reasoning Processes

476. reasoning - o

477. intuition - o & sophistry - o

478. demonstration - o

479. confutation - o

Section V. Results Of Reasoning

480. judgment - o

480A. discovery - o

481. misjudgment - o

482. overestimation - o

483. underestimation - o

484. belief - o

485. unbelief - o. doubt - o

486. credulity - o

487. incredulity - o

488. assent - o

489. dissent - o

490. knowledge - o

491. ignorance - o

492. scholar - o

493. ignoramus - o

494. truth - o

495. error - o

496. maxim - o

497. absurdity - o

498. intelligence - o, wisdom - see wikiSaurus:intelligent

499. imbecility - o, folly - see wikiSaurus:foolish

500. sage - o

501. fool - o

502. sanity - o

503. insanity - o - see wikiSaurus:insane, wikiSaurus:madness

504. madman - o - see wikiSaurus:mad person

Section VI. Extension of Thought

1. To the Past

505. memory - o

506. oblivion - o

2. To the Future

507. expectation - o

508. inexpectation - o

509. disappointment - o

510. foresight - o

511. prediction - o

512. omen - o

513. oracle - o

Section VII. Creative Thought

514. supposition - o

514A. analogy - o

515. imagination - o

Division II. Communication of Ideas

Section I. Nature of Ideas Communicated

516. meaning - o

517. unmeaningness - o

518. intelligibility - o

519. unintelligibility - o

520. equivocalness - o

521. metaphor - o

522. interpretation - o

523. misinterpretation - o

524. interpreter - o

Section II. Modes of Communication

525. manifestation - o

526. latency - o. implication - o

527. information - o

527A. correction - o

528. concealment - o

529. disclosure - o

530. ambush - o

531. publication - o

532. news - o

533. secret - o

534. messenger - o

535. affirmation - o

536. negation - o

537. teaching - o

538. misteaching - o

539. learning - o

540. teacher - o

541. learner - o

542. school - o

543. veracity - o

544. falsehood - o

545. deception - o

546. untruth - o

547. dupe - o

548. deceiver - o

549. exaggeration - o

Section III. Means of Communicating Ideas

1. Natural Means

550. indication - o

551. record - o

552. obliteration - o

553. recorder - o

554. representation - o

555. misrepresentation - o

556. painting - o

557. sculpture - o

558. engraving - o

559. artist - o

2. Conventional Means

1. Language Generally

560. language - o

561. letter - o

562. word - o

563. neologism - o

564. nomenclature - o

565. misnomer - o

566. phrase - o

567. grammar - o

568. solecism - o

569. style - o

570. perspicuity - o

571. obscurity - o

572. conciseness - o

573. diffuseness - o

574. vigor - o

575. feebleness - o

576. plainness - o

577. ornament - o

578. elegance - o

579. inelegance - o

2. Spoken Language

580. voice - o

581. aphony - o

582. speech - o

583. stammering - o

584. loquacity - o

585. taciturnity - o

586. allocution - o

587. response - o

588. conversation - o

589. soliloquy - o

3. Written Language

590. writing - o

591. printing - o

592. correspondence - o

593. book - o

594. description - o

595. dissertation - o

596. compendium - o

597. poetry - o

598. prose - o

599. The drama - o

Class V. Words Relating to the Voluntary Powers

Division I. Individual Volition

Section I. Volition in General

1. Acts Of Volition

600. will - o

601. necessity - o

602. willingness - o

603. unwillingness - o

604. resolution - o

604A. perseverance - o

605. irresolution - o

606. obstinacy - o

607. tergiversation - o

608. caprice - o

609. choice - o

609A. absence of choice - o

610. rejection - o

611. predetermination - o

612. impulse - o

613. habit - o

614. desuetude - o

2. Causes of Volition

615. motive - o

615A. absence of motive - o

616. dissuasion - o

617. pretext - o

3. Objects of Volition

618. good - o

619. evil - o

Section II. Prospective Volition

1. Conceptional Volition

620. intention - o

621. chance - o

622. pursuit - o

623. avoidance - o

624. relinquishment - o

625. business - o

626. plan - o

627. method - o

628. mid-course - o

629. circuit - o

630. requirement - o

2. Subservience to Ends

1. Actual Subservience

631. instrumentality - o

632. means - o

633. instrument - o

634. substitute - o

635. materials - o

636. store - o

637. provision - o

638. waste - o

639. sufficiency - o

640. insufficiency - o

641. redundancy - o

2. Degree of Subservience

642. importance - o

643. unimportance - o

644. utility - o

645. inutility - o

646. expedience - o

647. inexpedience - o

648. goodness - o

649. badness - o - See wikisaurus:badness

650. perfection - o

651. imperfection - o

652. cleanness - o

653. uncleanness - o

654. health - o

655. disease - o

656. salubrity - o

657. insalubrity - o

658. improvement - o

659. deterioration - o

660. restoration - o

661. relapse - o

662. remedy - o (medicine)

663. bane - o (poison)

3. Contingent Subservience

664. safety - o

665. danger - o

666. refuge - o

667. pitfall - o

668. warning - o

669. alarm - o

670. preservation - o

671. escape - o

672. deliverance - o

3. Precursory Measures

673. preparation - o

674. nonpreparation - o

675. essay - o

676. undertaking - o

677. use - o

678. disuse - o

679. misuse - o

Section III. Voluntary Action

1. Simple Voluntary Action

680. action - o

681. inaction - o

682. activity - o

683. inactivity - o

684. haste - o

685. leisure - o

686. exertion - o

687. repose - o

688. fatigue - o

689. refreshment - o

690. agent - o

691. workshop - o

2. Complex Voluntary Action

692. conduct - o

693. direction - o

694. director - o

695. advice - o

696. council - o

697. precept - o

698. skill - o

699. unskillfulness - o

700. proficient - o

701. bungler - o

702. cunning - o

703. artlessness - o

Section IV. Antagonism

1. Conditional Antagonism

704. difficulty - o

705. facility - o

2. Active Antagonism

706. hindrance - o

707. aid - o

708. opposition - o

709. cooperation - o

710. opponent - o

711. auxiliary - o

712. party - o

713. discord - o

714. concord - o

715. defiance - o

716. attack - o

717. defense - o

718. retaliation - o

719. resistance - o

720. contention - o

721. peace - o

722. warfare - o

723. pacification - o

724. mediation - o

725. submission - o

726. combatant - o

727. arms - o

728. arena - o

Section V. Results of Voluntary Action

729. completion - o

730. noncompletion - o

731. success - o

732. failure - o

733. trophy - o

734. prosperity - o

735. adversity - o

736. mediocrity - o

Division II. Intersocial Volition

Section I. General Intersocial Volition

737. authority - o

737A. government - o

737B. politics - o

738. laxity - o

739. severity - o

740. lenity - o

741. command - o

742. disobedience - o

743. obedience - o

744. compulsion - o

745. master - o

746. servant - o

747. scepter - o

748. freedom - o

749. subjection - o

750. liberation - o

751. restraint - o

752. prison - o

753. keeper - o

754. prisoner - o

755. commission - o

756. abrogation - o

757. resignation - o

758. consignee - o

759. deputy - o

Section II. Special Intersocial Volition

760. permission - o

761. prohibition - o

762. consent - o

763. offer - o

764. refusal - o

765. request - o

766. deprecation - o

767. petitioner - o

Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition

768. promise - o

768A. release - o from engagement

769. compact - o

770. conditions - o

771. security - o

772. observance - o

773. nonobservance - o

774. compromise - o

Section IV. Possessive Relations

1. Property In General

775. acquisition - o

776. loss - o

777. possession - o

777A. exemption - o

778. participation - o

779. possessor - o

780. property - o

781. retention - o

782. relinquishment - o

2. Transfer of Property

783. transfer - o

784. giving - o

785. receiving - o

786. apportionment - o

787. lending - o

788. borrowing - o

789. taking - o

790. restitution - o

791. stealing - o (theft)

792. thief - o

793. booty - o

3. Interchange of Property

794. barter - o

795. purchase - o

796. sale - o

797. merchant - o

798. merchandise - o

799. mart - o

799A. stock market - o

799B. securities - o

4. Monetary Relations

800. money - o

801. treasurer - o

802. treasury - o

803. wealth - o

804. poverty - o

805. credit - o

806. debt - o

807. payment - o

808. nonpayment - o

809. expenditure - o

810. receipt - o

811. accounts - o

812. price - o

812A. value - o

812B. worthlessness - o

813. discount - o

814. dearness - o

815. cheapness - o

816. liberality - o

817. economy - o

817A. greed - o

818. prodigality - o

819. parsimony - o

Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers

Section I. Affections in General

820. affections - o

821. feeling - o

822. sensibility - o

823. insensibility - o

824. excitation - o

825. excitability - o

826. inexcitability - o

Section II. Personal Affections

1. Passive Affections

827. pleasure - o

828. pain - o

829. pleasurableness - o

830. painfulness - o

831. content - o

832. discontent - o

833. regret - o

834. relief - o

835. aggravation - o

836. cheerfulness - o

837. dejection - o (see depression - o)

838. rejoicing - o

839. lamentation - o

840. amusement - o

841. weariness - o

842. wit - o

843. dullness - o

844. humorist - o

2. Discriminative Affections

845. beauty - o

846. ugliness - o

847. ornament - o

847A. jewelry - o

848. blemish - o

849. simplicity - o

850. taste - o

851. vulgarity - o

852. fashion - o

853. ridiculousness - o

854. fop - o

855. affectation - o

856. ridicule - o

857. laughingstock - o

3. Prospective Affections

858. hope - o

859. hopelessness - o

860. fear - o

861. courage - o

862. cowardice - o

863. rashness - o

864. caution - o

865. desire - o

866. indifference - o

867. dislike - o

868. fastidiousness - o

869. satiety - o

4. Contemplative Affections

870. wonder - o

871. expectance - o

872. prodigy - o

5. Extrinsic Affections

873. repute - o

874. disrepute - o

875. nobility - o

876. commonalty - o

877. title - o

878. pride - o

879. humility - o

880. vanity - o

881. modesty - o

882. ostentation - o

883. celebration - o

884. boasting - o

885. insolence - o

886. servility - o

887. blusterer - o

Section III. Sympathetic Affections

1. Social Affections

888. friendship - o

889. enmity - o

890. friend - o

891. enemy - o

892. sociality - o

893. seclusion - o. exclusion - o

894. courtesy - o

895. discourtesy - o

896. congratulation - o

897. love - o

898. hate - o

899. favorite - o

900. resentment - o

901. irascibility - o

901A. sullenness - o

902. endearment - o

903. marriage - o

904. celibacy - o

905. divorce - o

2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections

906. benevolence - o

907. malevolence - o

908. malediction - o

909. threat - o

910. philanthropy - o

911. misanthropy - o

912. benefactor - o

913. evil doer - o (malefactor - o)

3. Special Sympathetic Affections

914. pity - o

914A. pitilessness - o

915. condolence - o

4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections

916. gratitude - o

917. ingratitude - o

918. forgiveness - o

919. revenge - o

920. jealousy - o

921. envy - o

Section IV. Moral Affections

1. Moral Obligations

922. right - o

923. wrong - o

924. dueness - o

925. undueness - o

926. duty - o

927. dereliction of duty - o

927A. exemption - o

2. Moral Sentiments

928. respect - o

929. disrespect - o

930. contempt - o

931. approbation - o

932. disapprobation - o

933. flattery - o

934. detraction - o

935. flatterer - o

936. detractor - o

937. vindication - o

938. accusation - o

3. Moral Conditions

939. probity - o

940. improbity - o

941. knave - o

942. disinterestedness - o

943. selfishness - o

944. virtue - o

945. vice - o

946. innocence - o

947. guilt - o

948. good man

949. bad man

950. penitence - o

951. impenitence - o

952. atonement - o

4. Moral Practice

953. temperance - o

954. intemperance - o

954A. sensualist - o

955. asceticism - o

956. fasting - o

957. gluttony - o

958. sobriety - o

959. drunkenness - o

960. purity - o

961. impurity - o

962. libertine - o

5. Moral Institutions

963. legality - o

964. illegality - o

965. jurisdiction - o

966. tribunal - o

967. judge - o

968. lawyer - o

969. lawsuit - o

970. acquittal - o

971. condemnation - o

972. punishment - o

973. reward - o

974. penalty - o

975. scourge - o

Section V. Religious Affections

1. Superhuman Beings and Regions

976. deity - o

977. angel - o

978. satan - o

979. jupiter - o

980. demon - o

981. heaven - o

982. hell - o

2. Religious Doctrines

983. theology - o

983A. orthodoxy - o

984. heterodoxy - o

985. Judeo-Christian - o revelation - o

986. pseudo-revelation - o

3. Religious Sentiments

987. piety - o

988. impiety - o

989. irreligion - o

4. Acts Of Religion

990. worship - o

991. idolatry - o

992. sorcery - o

993. spell - o

994. sorcerer - o

5. Religious Institutions

995. churchdom - o

996. clergy - o

997. laity - o

998. rite - o

999. canonicals - o

1000. temple - o