Appendix:Roget's thesaurus classification
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Synopsis/Outline of Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases with links to relevant Wiktionary entries and Thesaurus pages.
(See also the Wikipedia use of the Wikipedia:Outline of Roget's Thesaurus for classification of its articles.)
Contents
- 1 Class I. Words Expressing Abstract Relations
- 2 Class II. Words Relating to Space
- 3 Class III. Words Relating to Matter
- 4 Class IV. Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties
- 4.1 Division I. Formation of Ideas
- 4.1.1 Section I. Operations of Intellect in General
- 4.1.2 Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations
- 4.1.3 Section III. Materials for Reasoning
- 4.1.4 Section IV. Reasoning Processes
- 4.1.5 Section V. Results Of Reasoning
- 4.1.6 Section VI. Extension of Thought
- 4.1.7 Section VII. Creative Thought
- 4.2 Division II. Communication of Ideas
- 4.1 Division I. Formation of Ideas
- 5 Class V. Words Relating to the Voluntary Powers
- 6 Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers
Class I. Words Expressing Abstract Relations[edit]
Section I. Existence[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Existence
- 1. Being, in The Abstract
- 1. existence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. existence; v. exist, persist; adj. existent
- 2. inexistence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inexistence; v. unexist; adj. inexistent
- 2. Being, In The Concrete
- 3. substantiality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. substance; adj. substantial
- 4. unsubstantiality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. insubstantial
- 3. Formal Existence
- 5. intrinsicality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intrinsicality, essence, gist; adj. intrinsic, innate; adv. intrinsically
- 6. extrinsicality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. extrinsicality; adj. extrinsic
- 4. Modal Existence
- 7. state (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. state; adj. conditional; adv. conditionally
- 8. circumstance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. circumstance; adj. circumstantial; adv. circumstantially
Section II. Relation[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Connection
- 1. Absolute Relation
- 9. relation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. relation, link; v. pertain; adj. connected, pertinent; adv. pertinently; prep. about
- 10. irrelation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. irrelation; adj. unconnected, irrelevant; adv. parenthetically
- 11. consanguinity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. consanguinity, relative; adj. related, consanguine, akin
- 12. correlation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. correlation; v. reciprocate; adj. reciprocal; adv. reciprocally
- 13. identity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sameness, selfhood; adj. identical
- 14. contrariety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. antithesis; v. invert; adj. contrary, opposite; adv. contrarily, vice versa, upside down
- 15. difference (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. difference; v. differ; adj. different; adv. differently
- 2. Continuous Relation
- 16. uniformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. uniformity, homogenizer; v. homogenize; adj. homogeneous; adv. uniformly
- 16A. nonuniformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nonuniformity; v. diversify; adj. heterogeneous; adv. diversely
- 3. Partial Relation
- 17. similarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. similarity, counterpart; v. resemble; adj. similar; adv. similarly
- 18. dissimilarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dissimilarity; adv. dissimilarly
- 19. imitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. imitation; v. imitate; adj. imitable, imitative
- 20. nonimitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. non-imitation; adj. inimitable
- 20A. variation (Gutenberg)
- 21. copy (Gutenberg)
- 22. prototype (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. model
- 4. General Relation
- 23. agreement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. agreement; v. agree; adj. agreeable, suitable
- 24. disagreement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. hostile, unsuitable
Section III. Quantity[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Quantities or Category:Thesaurus:Connection
- 1. Simple Quantity
- 25. quantity (Gutenberg) [Absolute quantity] Thesaurus: n. quantity; v. quantify; adj. quantitative
- 26. degree (Gutenberg) [Relative quantity] Thesaurus: n. degree; adj. comparative
- 2. Comparative Quantity
- 27. equality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. equality; v. be equal; adj. equal, correspondent; adv. equally
- 28. inequality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inequality; v. be unequal; adj. unequal; adv. unequally
- 29. mean (Gutenberg)
- 30. compensation (Gutenberg)
- 1 Quantity by Comparison with a Standard
- 2 Quantity by Comparison with a Similar Object
- 33. superiority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. superiority, excess; v. exceed; adj. superior; adv. superiorly
- 34. inferiority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inferiority; v. come short; adj. inferior; adv. inferiorly
- 3 Changes in Quantity
- 35. increase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. augmentation; v. increase, augment; adj. augmented
- 36. nonincrease, decrease (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diminution; v. decrease, diminish; adj. diminished
- 3. Conjunctive Quantity
- 37. addition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. addition; v. add; adj. additional; adv. additionally, incrementally, prep. in addition to
- 38. nonaddition, subtraction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. removal; v. remove; adv. decrementally, prep. except
- 39. adjunct (Gutenberg) [Thing added] Thesaurus: n. adjunct
- 40. remainder (Gutenberg) [Thing remaining] Thesaurus: n. remainder; v. remain; adj. residual
- 40A. decrement (Gutenberg) [Thing deducted] Thesaurus: n. decrement
- 41. mixture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mixture, hybrid; v. mix, prep. amongst
- 42. simpleness (Gutenberg) [Freedom from mixture] Thesaurus: n. non-mixture; v. unmix
- 43. junction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. junction; v. join, tighten; adj. joint, tight, close-fitting; adv. jointly
- 44. disjunction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. separation; v. divide, disconnect, segregate; adj. separate, divisible, loose; adv. asunder, individually
- 45. connection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. connection, connective
- 46. coherence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. adhere; adj. cohesive, adhesive
- 47. incoherence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. deadhere, loosen
- 48. combination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. coalesce
- 49. decomposition (Gutenberg)
- 4. Concrete Quantity
- 50. whole (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. entirety, aggregate, intactness; v. integrate; adj. entire, intact
- 51. part (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. part, piece; adj. fragmentary; adv. partially
- 52. completeness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. completion; adj. total; adv. completely
- 53. incompleteness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. incompletion
- 54. composition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. composition; v. compose
- 55. exclusion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. omission; v. omit, shut out
- 56. component (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. component
- 57. extraneousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. foreign
Section IV. Order[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Order or Category:Thesaurus:Relative qualities
- 1. Order in General
- 58. order (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. orderly, methodical; adv. methodically, sequentially
- 59. disorder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disorder, confusion, hodgepodge; adj. disorderly; adv. haphazardly
- 59A. complexity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. complexity, complication; v. complicate; adj. complex
- 60. arrangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. classify
- 61. derangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. confuse; adj. confusing, confused
- 2. Consecutive Order
- 62. precedence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. precede; adj. former
- 63. sequence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sequence; v. alternate, succeed; adj. subsequent
- 64. precursor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. precursor, predecessor, front matter; adj. precursory
- 65. sequel (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. queue, successor, back matter
- 66. beginning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beginning; v. begin; adj. natal, initial; adv. initially, firstly
- 67. end (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. finish; v. end; adj. final, finished; adv. finally, lastly
- 68. middle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. midpoint, body matter
- 69. continuity (Gutenberg) [Uninterrupted sequence] Thesaurus: n. continuity; adj. continuous
- 70. discontinuity (Gutenberg) [Interrupted sequence] Thesaurus: n. discontinuity; adj. discontinuous
- 71. term (Gutenberg)
- 3. Collective Order
- 72. assemblage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. group; v. assemble
- 73. nonassemblage, dispersion (Gutenberg)
- 74. focus (Gutenberg)
- 4. Distributive Order
- 75. class (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. class
- 76. inclusion (Gutenberg)
- 77. exclusion (Gutenberg)
- 78. generality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. genericity, generalization; v. generalize; adj. generic; adv. generally; pro. everybody
- 79. speciality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. specificity, specialization; v. specify, stand out; adj. specific; adv. specifically
- 5. Order as Regards Categories
- 80. normality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mundane; adj. normal
- 81. multiformity (Gutenberg)
- 82. conformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. conform, prep. for example
- 83. unconformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. maverick, nonconform; adj. strange
Section V. Number[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Mathematics
- 1. Number, in the Abstract
- 2. Determinate Number
- 87. unity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unique, sole; adv. solely, by oneself
- 88. accompaniment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. associate
- 89. duality (Gutenberg)
- 90. duplication (Gutenberg)
- 91. bisection (Gutenberg)
- 92. triality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. triangle
- 93. triplication (Gutenberg)
- 94. trisection (Gutenberg)
- 95. four (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. quadrilateral
- 96. quadruplication (Gutenberg)
- 97. quadrisection (Gutenberg)
- 98. five (Gutenberg)
- 99. quinquesection (Gutenberg)
- 3. Indeterminate Number
Section VI. Time[edit]
1. Absolute Time[edit]
- 106. time (Gutenberg)
- 107. neverness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. never
- 108. period (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. period
- 108A. contingent duration (Gutenberg)
- 109. course (Gutenberg)
- 110. diuturnity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. endlessness
- 111. transientness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. ephemeral
- 112. perpetuity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. eternity; v. eternalize; adj. eternal; adv. forever
- 113. instantaneity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. moment; adv. In no time, immediately
- 114. chronometry (Gutenberg)
- 115. anachronism (Gutenberg)
2. Relative Time[edit]
- 1. Time with Reference to Succession
- 116. priority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. predate; adv. formerly
- 117. posteriority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. subsequently
- 118. the present time (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. currently
- 119. a different time (Gutenberg)
- 120. synchronism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. simultaneous; adv. simultaneously
- 121. futurity (Gutenberg)
- 122. past (Gutenberg)
- 2. Time with Reference to a Particular Period
- 123. newness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. innovate; adj. new, emergent, innovative
- 124. oldness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. old, obsolete
- 125. morning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dawn
- 126. evening (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dusk
- 127. youth (Gutenberg)
- 128. age (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. elderly
- 129. infant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. child, youngling
- 130. veteran (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. old man, old woman
- 131. adolescence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. teenager; adj. pubescent
- 3. Time with Reference to an Effect or Purpose
- 132. earliness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. early, prompt, premature; adv. soon, prematurely
- 132A. punctuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. punctual; adv. just in time
- 133. lateness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. tardy time; v. procrastinate, wait, tarry; adj. late, overdue; adv. eventually
- 134. occasion (Gutenberg)
- 135. untimeliness (Gutenberg)
3. Recurrent Time[edit]
- 136. frequency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. common; adv. occasionally
- 137. infrequency (Gutenberg)
- 138. periodicity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. seasonal
- 139. irregularity of recurrence (Gutenberg)
Section VII. Change[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Change
- 1. Simple Change
- 140. change (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. change; v. alter
- 141. permanence (Gutenberg)
- 142. cessation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. desist; int. avast!
- 143. continuance in action (Gutenberg)
- 144. conversion (Gutenberg)
- 145. reversion (Gutenberg)
- 146. revolution (Gutenberg)
- 147. substitution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. substitute
- 148. interchange (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. switch
- 2. Complex Change
- 149. changeableness (Gutenberg)
- 150. stability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. immutable, inveterate, immobile
- 151. eventuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. occurrence; v. happen; phr. "that's life"
- 152. destiny (Gutenberg)
Section VIII. Causation[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Connection
- 1. Constancy of Sequence in Events
- 153. cause (Gutenberg) (causation) Thesaurus: n. cause
- 154. effect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: prep. because of
- 155. attribution (Gutenberg) [Assignment of cause]
- 156. chance (Gutenberg) [Absence of assignable cause] Thesaurus: n. accident; adj. accidental; adv. accidentally
- 2. Connection between Cause and Effect
- 3. Power in Operation
- 161. production (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. build; adj. custom-made, pregnant
- 162. destruction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. destruction; v. destroy
- 163. reproduction (Gutenberg)
- 164. producer (Gutenberg)
- 165. destroyer (Gutenberg)
- 166. paternity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. father, mother, grandfather
- 167. posterity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. son
- 168. productiveness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. productive
- 169. unproductiveness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. sterilize; adj. sterile
- 170. agency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. in action, functional
- 171. physical energy (Gutenberg)
- 172. physical inertness (Gutenberg) (inertia)
- 173. violence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. explode
- 174. moderation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. moderate
- 4. Indirect Power
- 5. Combinations of Causes
- 178. concurrence (Gutenberg)
- 179. counteraction (Gutenberg)
Class II. Words Relating to Space[edit]
Section I. Space in General[edit]
- 1. Abstract Space
- 2. Relative Space
- 183. situation (Gutenberg)
- 184. location (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. settlement
- 185. displacement (Gutenberg)
- 3. Existence in Space
Section II. Dimensions[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Dimensions
- 1. General Dimensions
- 192. size (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. size, fat person; adj. large, gigantic, ample
- 193. littleness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. small, tiny
- 194. expansion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. increase
- 195. contraction (Gutenberg)
- 196. distance (Gutenberg)
- 197. nearness (Gutenberg)
- 198. interval (Gutenberg)
- 199. contiguity (Gutenberg)
- 2. Linear Dimensions
- 200. length (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. length; v. lengthen; adj. long
- 201. shortness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shorten; adj. short, stocky
- 202. breadth, thickness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. width; v. widen; adj. wide; adv. widely
- 203. narrowness, thinness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. thin person; v. straiten; adj. narrow, slender, scrawny; adv. narrowly
- 204. layer (Gutenberg)
- 205. filament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. string
- 206. height (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. tall
- 207. lowness (Gutenberg)
- 208. depth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. deep, subaqueous, subterranean
- 209. shallowness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. shallow
- 210. summit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. summit, apex
- 211. base (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. floor
- 212. verticality (Gutenberg)
- 213. horizontality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. recumbent
- 214. pendency (Gutenberg)
- 215. support (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. support, stick
- 216. parallelism (Gutenberg)
- 216A. perpendicularity (Gutenberg)
- 217. obliquity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. slope
- 218. inversion (Gutenberg)
- 219. crossing (Gutenberg)
- 3. Centrical Dimensions
- 1. General.
- 220. exteriority (Gutenberg)
- 221. interiority (Gutenberg)
- 222. centrality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. focused
- 223. covering (Gutenberg)
- 224. lining (Gutenberg)
- 225. clothing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. clothing; see also Category:Thesaurus:Clothing
- 226. divestment (Gutenberg) (nudity) Thesaurus: v. undress; adj. naked
- 227. circumjacence (Gutenberg)
- 228. interposition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. intermediate
- 229. circumscription (Gutenberg)
- 230. outline (Gutenberg)
- 231. edge (Gutenberg)
- 232. inclosure (Gutenberg)
- 233. limit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. definite
- 2. Special
- 234. front (Gutenberg)
- 235. rear (Gutenberg)
- 236. laterality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. sideways
- 237. contraposition (Gutenberg)
- 238. dextrality (Gutenberg)
- 239. sinistrality (Gutenberg)
- 1. General.
Section III. Form[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Shapes or Category:Thesaurus:Dimensions
- 1. General Form
- 2. Special Form
- 244. angularity (Gutenberg) (angle) Thesaurus: n. polygon, polyhedron
- 245. curvature (Gutenberg) (curve)
- 246. straightness (Gutenberg)
- 247. circularity (Gutenberg) (circle)
- 248. convolution (Gutenberg)
- 249. rotundity (Gutenberg)
- 3. Superficial Form
- 250. convexity (Gutenberg)
- 251. flatness (Gutenberg)
- 252. concavity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. valley
- 252A. sponge (Gutenberg)
- 253. sharpness (Gutenberg)
- 254. bluntness (Gutenberg)
- 255. smoothness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. smooth, slippery
- 256. roughness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. rough, hirsute
- 257. notch (Gutenberg)
- 258. fold (Gutenberg)
- 259. furrow (Gutenberg)
- 260. opening (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hole; v. make hole
- 261. closure (Gutenberg)
- 262. perforator (Gutenberg)
- 263. stopper (Gutenberg)
Section IV. Motion[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Travel and movement
- 1. Motion in General
- 264. motion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. gait; v. move, run; adj. portable
- 265. quiescence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. immobilize, stop; adj. stationary
- 266. journey (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. journey; v. walk
- 267. navigation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sail
- 268. traveler (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. traveller, vagabond, wanderer
- 269. mariner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sailor
- 270. transference (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. carry
- 271. carrier (Gutenberg)
- 272. vehicle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. vehicle, automobile, bicycle
- 273. ship (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. watercraft, sailboat, fleet
- 2. Degrees of Motion
- 3. Motion Conjoined with Force
- 4. Motion with Reference to Direction
- 278. direction (Gutenberg)
- 279. deviation (Gutenberg)
- 280. precession (Gutenberg)
- 281. sequence (Gutenberg)
- 282. progression (Gutenberg)
- 283. regression (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. retreat
- 284. propulsion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. throw
- 285. traction (Gutenberg)
- 286. approach (Gutenberg)
- 287. recession (Gutenberg)
- 288. attraction (Gutenberg)
- 289. repulsion (Gutenberg)
- 290. convergence (Gutenberg)
- 291. divergence (Gutenberg)
- 292. arrival (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. hello!
- 293. departure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. leave; int. goodbye!
- 294. ingress (Gutenberg)
- 295. egress (Gutenberg)
- 296. reception (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. ingest
- 297. ejection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. vomit; v. regurgitate, emit, kick out; int. go away!
- 298. food (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. food, meal, beverage; v. eat, drink; adj. edible, drinkable, ingestible
- 299. excretion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defecation, urination; v. defecate, urinate
- 300. insertion (Gutenberg)
- 301. extraction (Gutenberg)
- 302. passage (Gutenberg)
- 303. transcursion (Gutenberg)
- 304. shortcoming (Gutenberg)
- 305. ascent (Gutenberg)
- 306. descent (Gutenberg)
- 307. elevation (Gutenberg)
- 308. depression (Gutenberg)
- 309. leap (Gutenberg)
- 310. plunge (Gutenberg)
- 311. circuition (Gutenberg)
- 312. rotation (Gutenberg)
- 313. evolution (Gutenberg)
- 314. oscillation (Gutenberg)
- 315. agitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shake, sway
Class III. Words Relating to Matter[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Matter
Section I. Matter in General[edit]
Section II. Inorganic Matter[edit]
1. Solid Matter[edit]
- 321. density (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. compact
- 322. rarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. diffuse
- 323. hardness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hardness; v. harden; adj. hard
- 324. softness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. softness, moldability; v. soften; adj. soft, flexible, moldable
- 325. elasticity (Gutenberg)
- 326. inelasticity (Gutenberg)
- 327. tenacity (Gutenberg)
- 328. brittleness (Gutenberg)
- 329. texture (Gutenberg) (structure)
- 330. pulverulence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. granular
- 331. friction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. rub
- 332. lubrication (Gutenberg)
2. Fluid Matter[edit]
- 1. Fluids In General
- 2. Specific Fluids
- 337. water (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. water
- 338. air (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. atmosphere
- 339. moisture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wet, muggy
- 340. dryness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. dry
- 341. ocean (Gutenberg)
- 342. land (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. landform
- 343. gulf, lake (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lake, body of water, inlet
- 344. plain (Gutenberg)
- 345. marsh (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wetland
- 346. island (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. island
- 3. Fluids in Motion
3. Imperfect Fluids[edit]
- 352. semiliquidity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goo; adj. viscous, gelatinous, lacteous
- 353. bubble (Gutenberg) (mixture of air and water) Thesaurus: n. cloud; adj. effervescent, nebulous
- 354. pulpiness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pulpy
- 355. unctuousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unctuous
- 356. oil (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. petroleum, fat
- 356A. resin (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. resinous
Section III. Organic Matter[edit]
1. Vitality[edit]
- 1. Vitality in General
- 357. organization (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. organism
- 358. inorganization (Gutenberg)
- 359. life (Gutenberg)
- 360. death (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. death; v. die; adj. dead
- 361. killing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. killing, killer; v. kill; adj. bloodied
- 362. corpse (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. corpse; adj. cadaverous
- 363. interment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. interment, cemetery
- 2. Special Vitality
- 364. animality (Gutenberg)
- 365. vegetability† (Gutenberg)
- 366. animal (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. animal
- 367. vegetable (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. plant
- 368. zoology (Gutenberg)
- 369. botany (Gutenberg)
- 370. husbandry (Gutenberg)
- 371. agriculture (Gutenberg)
- 372. mankind (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. humankind; adj. anthropic
- 373. man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. man
- 374. woman (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. woman, female
- 374A. sexuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sexual activity, copulation, copulator; v. copulate, masturbate, orgasm; adj. promiscuous, randy; see also Category:Thesaurus:Sex
2. Sensation[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Senses
- 1. Sensation in General
- 375. physical sensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sense, sensation, perceptibility; v. perceive, produce sensation; adj. perceptible, distinct, sensory; adv. perceptibly
- 376. physical insensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lack of sensation; adj. imperceptible
- 377. physical pleasure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pleasure; adj. pleasant, blissful
- 378. physical pain (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pain, agony, torture; v. suffer, hurt; adj. agonizing, agonized, unpleasant
- 2. Special Sensation
- (1) Touch
- (2) Heat
- 382. heat (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. temperature; adj. hot, warm
- 383. cold (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. cold
- 384. calefaction (Gutenberg) (heating) Thesaurus: v. kindle
- 385. refrigeration (Gutenberg)
- 386. furnace (Gutenberg)
- 387. refrigerator (Gutenberg)
- 388. fuel (Gutenberg)
- 388A. insulation (Gutenberg)
- 389. thermometer (Gutenberg)
- (3) Taste
- 390. taste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. gustation, flavour; v. taste; adj. gustable
- 391. insipidity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. insipid
- 392. pungency (Gutenberg) (spice) Thesaurus: n. spiciness; adj. spicy
- 392A. saltiness (Gutenberg) (salt) Thesaurus: n. saltiness; adj. salty
- 392B. bitterness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bitterness; adj. bitter
- 393. condiment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. seasoning; v. flavorize
- 394. savoriness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. savoriness; adj. delicious
- 395. unsavoriness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unpalatable
- 396. sweetness (Gutenberg) (sugar) Thesaurus: n. sweetness; adj. sweet
- 397. sourness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sourness; adj. sour
- (4) Odor
- 398. odor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. olfaction, smell, odorament; v. olfact, have smell; adj. olfactible
- 399. inodorousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. scentless
- 400. fragrance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. aroma; adj. fragrant
- 401. fetor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. stench; v. reek; adj. malodorous
- 401A. acridity (Gutenberg)
- (5) sound
- (I) Sound in General
- (II) Specific Sounds
- 406. snap (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. snap, tap, bang
- 407. roll (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. humming, clatter, rumble; v. hum
- 408. resonance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make sound; adj. sonorous
- 408A. nonresonance† (Gutenberg)
- 409. sibilation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sibilation; v. sibilate; adj. sibilant; adv. sibilantly
- 410. stridor (Gutenberg)
- 411. cry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. shout
- 412. ululation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ululation, animal sound
- (III) Musical Sounds
- 413. melody, concord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. euphony; adj. euphonious
- 414. discord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cacophony; adj. cacophonous
- 415. music (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musical composition
- 416. musician (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musician; v. sing
- 417. musical instrument (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. musical instrument
- (IV) Perception Of Sound
- (6) light
- (I) Light in General
- 420. light (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. illuminate, shine, glisten; adj. shining
- 421. darkness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. dark, dark colour
- 422. dimness (Gutenberg)
- 423. luminary (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. light source
- 424. shade (Gutenberg)
- 425. transparency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. transparent, sheer
- 426. opacity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. opaque
- 426A. turbidity (Gutenberg)
- 427. semitransparency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. translucent
- (II) Specific Light
- 428. color (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. color; adj. gaudy
- 429. achromatism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pallid
- 430. whiteness (Gutenberg)
- 431. blackness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. black color; adj. black
- 432. gray (Gutenberg)
- 433. brown (Gutenberg)
- 434. redness (Gutenberg)
- 435. greenness (Gutenberg)
- 436. yellowness (Gutenberg)
- 437. purple (Gutenberg)
- 438. blueness (Gutenberg)
- 439. orange (Gutenberg)
- 440. variegation (Gutenberg)
- (III) Perceptions of Light
- 441. vision (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. eye, vision; v. look, see, glance; see also Category:Thesaurus:Vision
- 442. blindness (Gutenberg)
- 443. dimsightedness (Gutenberg)
- 444. spectator (Gutenberg)
- 445. optical instruments (Gutenberg)
- 446. visibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. visible
- 447. invisibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. indistinct
- 448. appearance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. countenance, facial expression, landscape
- 449. disappearance (Gutenberg)
- (I) Light in General
Class IV. Words Relating to the Intellectual Faculties[edit]
Division I. Formation of Ideas[edit]
Section I. Operations of Intellect in General[edit]
- 450. intellect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. psychology; adj. intellectual
- 450A. absence or want of intellect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. idiot
- 451. thought (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. think, ponder; adj. contemplative
- 452. incogitancy (Gutenberg)
- 453. idea (Gutenberg)
- 454. topic (Gutenberg)
Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations[edit]
- 455. curiosity (Gutenberg)
- 456. incuriosity (Gutenberg)
- 457. attention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. attention; v. pay attention, examine; adj. rapt
- 458. inattention (Gutenberg)
- 459. care (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. vigilant
- 460. neglect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. careless, abandoned
- 461. inquiry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. study
- 462. answer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. reply; v. respond
- 463. experiment (Gutenberg)
- 464. comparison (Gutenberg)
- 464A. incomparability (Gutenberg)
- 465. discrimination (Gutenberg)
- 465A. indiscrimination (Gutenberg)
- 465B. identification (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. identify
- 466. measurement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. measuring device; adj. topographic
Section III. Materials for Reasoning[edit]
- 467. evidence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. reference work
- 468. counter evidence (Gutenberg)
- 469. qualification (Gutenberg)
- 470. possibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. possibility
- 471. impossibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. impossibility
- 472. probability (Gutenberg)
- 473. improbability (Gutenberg)
- 474. certainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. certain, irrefutable; adv. inevitably
- 475. uncertainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dilemma; adj. iffy, vague
Section IV. Reasoning Processes[edit]
Section V. Results Of Reasoning[edit]
- 480. judgment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. judgement
- 480A. discovery (Gutenberg)
- 481. misjudgment (Gutenberg)
- 482. overestimation (Gutenberg)
- 483. underestimation (Gutenberg)
- 484. belief (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. belief; v. deem, have opinion, rely
- 485. unbelief, doubt (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. hesitate
- 486. credulity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. gullible
- 487. incredulity (Gutenberg)
- 488. assent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. assent, accede, acquiesce; adv. yes
- 489. dissent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. no
- 490. knowledge (Gutenberg)
- 491. ignorance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. ignorant, unknown
- 492. scholar (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. linguist; adj. learned
- 493. ignoramus (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ignoramus
- 494. truth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. truth
- 495. error (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. error; v. make a mistake
- 496. maxim (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. saying
- 497. absurdity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. absurd
- 498. intelligence, wisdom (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intelligence, wisdom; adj. intelligent, wise; adv. intelligently
- 499. imbecility, folly (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. foolish, stupid, weak-minded
- 500. sage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sage, know-it-all
- 501. fool (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fool
- 502. sanity (Gutenberg)
- 503. insanity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. insanity, lunatic asylum; v. go crazy, becraze, rave; adj. insane
- 504. madman (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mad person
Section VI. Extension of Thought[edit]
- 1. To the Past
- 2. To the Future
- 507. expectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. wait for
- 508. inexpectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. surprise; adj. surprising
- 509. disappointment (Gutenberg)
- 510. foresight (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. precognition
- 511. prediction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prediction, divination; v. predict; adj. precognitive
- 512. omen (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. omen
- 513. oracle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. oracle, predictor
Section VII. Creative Thought[edit]
- 514. supposition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. supposition; v. suppose
- 514A. analogy (Gutenberg)
- 515. imagination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fantastic
Division II. Communication of Ideas[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Communication
Section I. Nature of Ideas Communicated[edit]
- 516. meaning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. definition
- 517. unmeaningness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nonsense
- 518. intelligibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. comprehensible
- 519. unintelligibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. incomprehensible, mysterious
- 520. equivocalness (Gutenberg)
- 521. metaphor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. figure of speech
- 522. interpretation (Gutenberg)
- 523. misinterpretation (Gutenberg)
- 524. interpreter (Gutenberg)
Section II. Modes of Communication[edit]
- 525. manifestation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. obvious
- 526. latency, implication (Gutenberg)
- 527. information (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. announce, inform, divulge
- 527A. correction (Gutenberg)
- 528. concealment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. sneak; adj. hidden, covert, arcane
- 529. disclosure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. informant; v. rat out, confess
- 530. ambush (Gutenberg)
- 531. publication (Gutenberg)
- 532. news (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. rumor; phr. "how are you"
- 533. secret (Gutenberg)
- 534. messenger (Gutenberg)
- 535. affirmation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. statement
- 536. negation (Gutenberg)
- 537. teaching (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. instruction
- 538. misteaching (Gutenberg)
- 539. learning (Gutenberg)
- 540. teacher (Gutenberg)
- 541. learner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. learner, beginner
- 542. school (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. school
- 543. veracity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. veracity; adj. honest
- 544. falsehood (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. falsehood; adj. false
- 545. deception (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deception; v. deceive; adj. deceptive
- 546. untruth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lie
- 547. dupe (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dupe
- 548. deceiver (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deceiver
- 549. exaggeration (Gutenberg)
Section III. Means of Communicating Ideas[edit]
- 1. Natural Means
- 550. indication (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. indication, characteristic, symptom
- 551. record (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. literature
- 552. obliteration (Gutenberg)
- 553. recorder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. secretary
- 554. representation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. picture
- 555. misrepresentation (Gutenberg)
- 556. painting (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. painting
- 557. sculpture (Gutenberg)
- 558. engraving (Gutenberg)
- 559. artist (Gutenberg)
- 2. Conventional Means
- 1. Language Generally
- 560. language (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. language, linguistics
- 561. letter (Gutenberg)
- 562. word (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. word, term, dictionary
- 563. neologism (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. jargon, cryptolect
- 564. nomenclature (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. name
- 565. misnomer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. whatshisname, thingy
- 566. phrase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. phrase
- 567. grammar (Gutenberg)
- 568. solecism (Gutenberg)
- 569. style (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wording
- 570. perspicuity (Gutenberg)
- 571. obscurity (Gutenberg)
- 572. conciseness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. concise
- 573. diffuseness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. verbosity; adj. verbose
- 574. vigor (Gutenberg)
- 575. feebleness (Gutenberg)
- 576. plainness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. bare-bones
- 577. ornament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fustian
- 578. elegance (Gutenberg)
- 579. inelegance (Gutenberg)
- 2. Spoken Language
- 580. voice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. utter
- 581. aphony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make silent; adj. mute
- 582. speech (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. talk, speech; v. speak, mention
- 583. stammering (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. mutter
- 584. loquacity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. talkativeness, chatter, chatterbox; adj. talkative
- 585. taciturnity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. stop talking; adj. taciturn
- 586. allocution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. hello!
- 587. response (Gutenberg)
- 588. conversation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. tattle, gossiper; v. gossip
- 589. soliloquy (Gutenberg)
- 3. Written Language
- 590. writing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pen, stationery; v. write, handwrite
- 591. printing (Gutenberg)
- 592. correspondence (Gutenberg)
- 593. book (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. book
- 594. description (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. literature; v. describe
- 595. dissertation (Gutenberg)
- 596. compendium (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. summary; v. recapitulate; adv. in summary
- 597. poetry (Gutenberg)
- 598. prose (Gutenberg)
- 599. The drama (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. drama
- 1. Language Generally
Class V. Words Relating to the Voluntary Powers[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Volition
Division I. Individual Volition[edit]
Section I. Volition in General[edit]
- 1. Acts Of Volition
- 600. will (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. optional
- 601. necessity (Gutenberg)
- 602. willingness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. acquiescent, docile
- 603. unwillingness (Gutenberg)
- 604. resolution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. indomitable, relentless
- 604A. perseverance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. perseverance; v. persevere; adj. tireless
- 605. irresolution (Gutenberg)
- 606. obstinacy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. obstinacy; adj. obstinate, perverse
- 607. tergiversation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. recant
- 608. caprice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. whim
- 609. choice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. option, dilemma
- 609A. absence of choice (Gutenberg)
- 610. rejection (Gutenberg)
- 611. predetermination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. premeditated
- 612. impulse (Gutenberg)
- 613. habit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. familiar; adv. mostly, normally
- 614. desuetude (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. unusually
- 2. Causes of Volition
- 3. Objects of Volition
Section II. Prospective Volition[edit]
- 1. Conceptional Volition
- 620. intention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goal; adj. intentional
- 621. chance (Gutenberg) [Absence of purpose in the succession of events]
- 622. pursuit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. activity, game
- 623. avoidance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. truancy; v. avoid, shirk, flee; adj. avoidable
- 624. relinquishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. abandon
- 625. business (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. occupation, employer, area of authority
- 626. plan (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. design; adj. planned
- 627. method (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. way; adv. thus, regardless
- 628. mid-course (Gutenberg)
- 629. circuit (Gutenberg)
- 630. requirement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. requisite, urgent
- 2. Subservience to Ends
- 1. Actual Subservience
- 631. instrumentality (Gutenberg)
- 632. means (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: prep. by means of
- 633. instrument (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. instrument, device, tool
- 634. substitute (Gutenberg)
- 635. materials (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. material, fabric, metal
- 636. store (Gutenberg)
- 637. provision (Gutenberg)
- 638. waste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. junk; adj. depleted
- 639. sufficiency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. adequacy; adj. abundant; adv. plentiful
- 640. insufficiency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lack; adj. low-quality
- 641. redundancy (Gutenberg)
- 2. Degree of Subservience
- 642. importance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. important, serious, notable
- 643. unimportance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. trifle; adj. insignificant; int. screw this!
- 644. utility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. utility
- 645. inutility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. inutility, trash; adj. futile
- 646. expedience (Gutenberg)
- 647. inexpedience (Gutenberg)
- 648. goodness (Gutenberg) (beneficial) Thesaurus: adj. excellent; adv. excellently
- 649. badness (Gutenberg) (harmful) Thesaurus: n. badness; adj. bad, harmful, doomed
- 650. perfection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. masterpiece; adj. flawless
- 651. imperfection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defect; adj. mediocre, broken
- 652. cleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make clean; adj. clean
- 653. uncleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. untidy person; v. dirty; adj. unclean, unkempt
- 654. health (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. healthy
- 655. disease (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disease, pandemic; adj. ill, diseased, nauseated
- 656. salubrity (Gutenberg)
- 657. insalubrity (Gutenberg)
- 658. improvement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. improve; adj. improved
- 659. deterioration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. injury; v. worsen; adj. deteriorated, out of order, rotten
- 660. restoration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. workaround; v. repair, kludge
- 661. relapse (Gutenberg)
- 662. remedy (Gutenberg) (medicine) Thesaurus: n. medicine, therapy, physician
- 663. bane (Gutenberg) (poison)
- 3. Contingent Subservience
- 664. safety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. safe
- 665. danger (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. danger; v. endanger; adj. dangerous, ramshackle
- 666. refuge (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. refuge
- 667. pitfall (Gutenberg)
- 668. warning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. heads up!
- 669. alarm (Gutenberg)
- 670. preservation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. preserved
- 671. escape (Gutenberg)
- 672. deliverance (Gutenberg)
- 1. Actual Subservience
- 3. Precursory Measures
- 673. preparation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. cook
- 674. nonpreparation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. impromptu, raw
- 675. essay (Gutenberg)
- 676. undertaking (Gutenberg)
- 677. use (Gutenberg)
- 678. disuse (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. lay off; adj. unemployed
- 679. misuse (Gutenberg)
Section III. Voluntary Action[edit]
- 1. Simple Voluntary Action
- 680. action (Gutenberg)
- 681. inaction (Gutenberg)
- 682. activity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wakefulness; v. wake; adj. active, animated, industrious
- 683. inactivity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shut-eye, sleep inducer, idler; v. sleep, go to bed, fall asleep; adj. sleepy, soporific, lazy
- 684. haste (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. rush
- 685. leisure (Gutenberg)
- 686. exertion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. work, drudgery
- 687. repose (Gutenberg)
- 688. fatigue (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fatigue; v. tire; adj. fatigued, fatiguing
- 689. refreshment (Gutenberg)
- 690. agent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. doer, worker
- 691. workshop (Gutenberg)
- 2. Complex Voluntary Action
- 692. conduct (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. conduct, guise; adj. behavioral
- 693. direction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. administration
- 694. director (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. boss, bureaucrat, head of government
- 695. advice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. advice; v. advise
- 696. council (Gutenberg)
- 697. precept (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. law
- 698. skill (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. skill; adj. skilled, capable, experienced
- 699. unskillfulness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unskilled, inexperienced
- 700. proficient (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. skilled person
- 701. bungler (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. unskilled person
- 702. cunning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cunning; adj. wily
- 703. artlessness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. naive
Section IV. Antagonism[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Opposition
- 1. Conditional Antagonism
- 704. difficulty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. test; adj. difficult, subtle, in trouble
- 705. facility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. easy thing; adj. easy
- 2. Active Antagonism
- 706. hindrance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hindrance, spoilsport; v. hinder, spoil, put a damper on
- 707. aid (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. nurture
- 708. opposition (Gutenberg)
- 709. cooperation (Gutenberg)
- 710. opponent (Gutenberg)
- 711. auxiliary (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. associate
- 712. party (Gutenberg)
- 713. discord (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dispute, commotion; v. squabble; adj. quarrelsome
- 714. concord (Gutenberg)
- 715. defiance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disobey
- 716. attack (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. assault; v. attack
- 717. defense (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defense; v. defend
- 718. retaliation (Gutenberg)
- 719. resistance (Gutenberg)
- 720. contention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fight; adj. combative, hostile
- 721. peace (Gutenberg)
- 722. warfare (Gutenberg)
- 723. pacification (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. pacify
- 724. mediation (Gutenberg)
- 725. submission (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. surrender
- 726. combatant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. soldier, mercenary
- 727. arms (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. weapon, firearm, sword
- 728. arena (Gutenberg)
Section V. Results of Voluntary Action[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Opposition
- 729. completion (Gutenberg)
- 730. noncompletion (Gutenberg)
- 731. success (Gutenberg)
- 732. failure (Gutenberg)
- 733. trophy (Gutenberg)
- 734. prosperity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. prosper; adj. auspicious, lucky
- 735. adversity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. difficult situation, disaster; adj. unlucky, disastrous; adv. disastrously
- 736. mediocrity (Gutenberg)
Division II. Intersocial Volition[edit]
Section I. General Intersocial Volition[edit]
- 737. authority (Gutenberg)
- 737A. government (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. government, office
- 737B. politics (Gutenberg)
- 738. laxity (Gutenberg)
- 739. severity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. stern, relentless, bare-bones
- 740. lenity (Gutenberg)
- 741. command (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. command
- 742. disobedience (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. disobey
- 743. obedience (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. obey; adj. obedient
- 744. compulsion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. compulsory
- 745. master (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ruler
- 746. servant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. attendant, slave; v. serve
- 747. scepter (Gutenberg)
- 748. freedom (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wanton
- 749. subjection (Gutenberg)
- 750. liberation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. liberate
- 751. restraint (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. imprison, curb
- 752. prison (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prison, jail
- 753. keeper (Gutenberg)
- 754. prisoner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prisoner
- 755. commission (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diplomatic mission
- 756. abrogation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. lay off; int. go away!
- 757. resignation (Gutenberg)
- 758. consignee (Gutenberg)
- 759. deputy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. deputy
Section II. Special Intersocial Volition[edit]
- 760. permission (Gutenberg)
- 761. prohibition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sanction; v. prohibit
- 762. consent (Gutenberg)
- 763. offer (Gutenberg)
- 764. refusal (Gutenberg)
- 765. request (Gutenberg)
- 766. deprecation (Gutenberg)
- 767. petitioner (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beggar, scrounger
Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition[edit]
- 768. promise (Gutenberg)
- 768A. release from engagement (Gutenberg)
- 769. compact (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pact; v. bargain
- 770. conditions (Gutenberg)
- 771. security (Gutenberg)
- 772. observance (Gutenberg)
- 773. nonobservance (Gutenberg)
- 774. compromise (Gutenberg)
Section IV. Possessive Relations[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Possession
- 1. Property In General
- 775. acquisition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. acquisition; adj. gainful
- 776. loss (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. loss; v. lose; adj. lacking
- 777. possession (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. property; v. possess
- 777A. exemption (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. exemption
- 778. participation (Gutenberg) [Joint possession] Thesaurus: n. participation
- 779. possessor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. possessor
- 780. property (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. property, ownership, stake
- 781. retention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. retention; v. retain; adj. retentive
- 782. relinquishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. relinquishment; v. relinquish
- 2. Transfer of Property
- 783. transfer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. transference; v. transfer
- 784. giving (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bestowal, giver, gift; v. give; adj. gratis
- 785. receiving (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. receiving, recipient; v. receive
- 786. apportionment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. distribute
- 787. lending (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lending, lender; v. lend
- 788. borrowing (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. borrowing, borrower; v. borrow
- 789. taking (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. taking, taker; v. take, capture
- 790. restitution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. restitution; v. return
- 791. stealing (Gutenberg) (theft) Thesaurus: n. theft; v. steal; adj. light-fingered, stolen
- 792. thief (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. thief
- 793. booty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. booty
- 3. Interchange of Property
- 794. barter (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. exchange; v. barter, trade
- 795. purchase (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. purchase, purchaser; v. buy
- 796. sale (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sale; v. sell; adj. marketable
- 797. merchant (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. merchant
- 798. merchandise (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goods
- 799. mart (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. retail store
- 799A. stock market (Gutenberg)
- 799B. securities (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. security
- 4. Monetary Relations
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Wealth
- 800. money (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. money, small change; adj. monetary
- 801. treasurer (Gutenberg)
- 802. treasury (Gutenberg)
- 803. wealth (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. wealth, moneybags; adj. wealthy
- 804. poverty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. poverty, pauper; adj. impoverished
- 805. credit (Gutenberg)
- 806. debt (Gutenberg)
- 807. payment (Gutenberg)
- 808. nonpayment (Gutenberg)
- 809. expenditure (Gutenberg)
- 810. receipt (Gutenberg)
- 811. accounts (Gutenberg)
- 812. price (Gutenberg)
- 812A. value (Gutenberg)
- 812B. worthlessness (Gutenberg)
- 813. discount (Gutenberg)
- 814. dearness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. expensive
- 815. cheapness (Gutenberg)
- 816. liberality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. generous
- 817. economy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. frugal
- 817A. greed (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. greed; adj. greedy, voracious
- 818. prodigality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. prodigality, spendthrift; adj. prodigal
- 819. parsimony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. miser; adj. stingy
Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral Powers[edit]
Section I. Affections in General[edit]
- 820. affections (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. predilection
- 821. feeling (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. emotion, enthusiasm; see also Category:Thesaurus:Emotion
- 822. sensibility (Gutenberg)
- 823. insensibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. apathy; adj. apathetic, carefree
- 824. excitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. thrill, sexually stimulate; adj. exciting
- 825. excitability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. hyperactive, enthusiastic
- 826. inexcitability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. calmness; v. tolerate; adj. calm, temperate
Section II. Personal Affections[edit]
1. Passive Affections[edit]
- 827. pleasure (Gutenberg) (non-physical) Thesaurus: adj. pleasant
- 828. pain (Gutenberg) (non-physical) Thesaurus: n. annoyance
- 829. pleasurableness (Gutenberg) [cause or source of pleasure] Thesaurus: adj. attractive
- 830. painfulness (Gutenberg) [cause or source of pain] Thesaurus: n. nuisance, annoyance; v. annoy; adj. annoying, annoyed, disheartening
- 831. content (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. satisfactory
- 832. discontent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. complainer
- 833. regret (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. regretful
- 834. relief (Gutenberg)
- 835. aggravation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. aggravate
- 836. cheerfulness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. happy
- 837. dejection (Gutenberg) (see depression) Thesaurus: adj. sad, lamentable
- 838. rejoicing (Gutenberg) [expression of pleasure] Thesaurus: n. laughter, smile; v. laugh; int. yay!
- 839. lamentation (Gutenberg) [expression of pain] Thesaurus: v. complain, weep; int. woe is me!
- 840. amusement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. joke, prank, hobby; v. jest
- 841. weariness (Gutenberg) (tedium) Thesaurus: n. bore; adj. wearisome, boring
- 842. wit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. witty, funny
- 843. dullness (Gutenberg) (uninteresting)
- 844. humorist (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. joker, jester
2. Discriminative Affections[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Appearance
- 845. beauty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beauty, beautiful person; adj. beautiful
- 846. ugliness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ugliness, ugly person; adj. ugly
- 847. ornament (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. trinket; v. decorate; adj. marked
- 847A. jewelry (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. jewelry
- 848. blemish (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. discolored
- 849. simplicity (Gutenberg) (plainness)
- 850. taste (Gutenberg)
- 851. vulgarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. gaudy, unfashionable
- 852. fashion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fashionable
- 853. ridiculousness (Gutenberg)
- 854. fop (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dandy
- 855. affectation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pedant; adj. foppish
- 856. ridicule (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. ridicule; v. mock, deride
- 857. laughingstock (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. laughingstock
3. Prospective Affections[edit]
- 858. hope (Gutenberg)
- 859. hopelessness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. scarecrow
- 860. fear (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. fear, terror, fearmonger; v. frighten; adj. frightening, afraid, nervous
- 861. courage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. courage; adj. brave, unafraid
- 862. cowardice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. cowardice, coward; adj. cowardly
- 863. rashness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. reckless
- 864. caution (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. caution; adj. cautious; adv. cautiously
- 865. desire (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. desire, predilection, craving
- 866. indifference (Gutenberg) (lack of desire)
- 867. dislike (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: int. yuck!
- 868. fastidiousness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fastidious, meticulous
- 869. satiety (Gutenberg)
4. Contemplative Affections[edit]
- 870. wonder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wonderful, astonished, indescribable; int. wow!
- 871. expectance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. describable
- 872. prodigy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. child prodigy
5. Extrinsic Affections[edit]
- 873. repute (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. big cheese; adj. famous
- 874. disrepute (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disrepute, shame; v. abash; adj. embarrassed
- 875. nobility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nobleman
- 876. commonalty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. commonalty, commoner, bumpkin
- 877. title (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. title
- 878. pride (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. pride, arrogance; adj. arrogant
- 879. humility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. humble
- 880. vanity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. vain
- 881. modesty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shyness, shy person; adj. shy
- 882. ostentation (Gutenberg)
- 883. celebration (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. celebration, party
- 884. boasting (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. boastful
- 885. insolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. impudence, malapert; adj. cheeky, bossy
- 886. servility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. suck up; adj. servile, sycophantic
- 887. blusterer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. braggart
Section III. Sympathetic Affections[edit]
1. Social Affections[edit]
- 888. friendship (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. friendly
- 889. enmity (Gutenberg)
- 890. friend (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. friend, acquaintance
- 891. enemy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. enemy
- 892. sociality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. greeting; adj. sociable
- 893. seclusion, exclusion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. recluse, outcast; adv. solitarily
- 894. courtesy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. polite
- 895. discourtesy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. impolite
- 896. congratulation (Gutenberg)
- 897. love (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lover; v. love; adj. beloved, in love, affectionate
- 898. hate (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. hate
- 899. favorite (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sweetheart
- 900. resentment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. offense, anger, tantrum; v. offend, enrage, lose one's temper; adj. angry
- 901. irascibility (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. shrew; adj. irritable, peevish
- 901A. sullenness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. sullen
- 902. endearment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. courtship, buss; v. woo, indulge, kiss
- 903. marriage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intermarriage, spouse; v. marry, get married
- 904. celibacy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. celibate, virgin
- 905. divorce (Gutenberg)
2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections[edit]
- 906. benevolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. kindly
- 907. malevolence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. harm; adj. mean
- 908. malediction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. swearword, swearing; v. swear; int. dammit!
- 909. threat (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. threat; v. intimidate
- 910. philanthropy (Gutenberg)
- 911. misanthropy (Gutenberg)
- 912. benefactor (Gutenberg)
- 913. evil doer (Gutenberg) (malefactor)
3. Special Sympathetic Affections[edit]
- 914. pity (Gutenberg)
- 914A. pitilessness (Gutenberg)
- 915. condolence (Gutenberg)
4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections[edit]
Section IV. Moral Affections[edit]
- See also Category:Thesaurus:Morality
1. Moral Obligations[edit]
2. Moral Sentiments[edit]
- 928. respect (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. revere
- 929. disrespect (Gutenberg)
- 930. contempt (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. contempt; v. despise; adj. despicable
- 931. approbation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. praise, applause, approval; v. approve; int. well done!
- 932. disapprobation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. diatribe; v. criticize, blame; int. tut tut!
- 933. flattery (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. flattery
- 934. detraction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. slander; v. defame; adj. defamatory
- 935. flatterer (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sycophant
- 936. detractor (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. detractor
- 937. vindication (Gutenberg)
- 938. accusation (Gutenberg)
3. Moral Conditions[edit]
- 939. probity (Gutenberg)
- 940. improbity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. villainy, mischief
- 941. knave (Gutenberg)
- 942. disinterestedness (Gutenberg)
- 943. selfishness (Gutenberg)
- 944. virtue (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. virtuous
- 945. vice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. immoral
- 946. innocence (Gutenberg)
- 947. guilt (Gutenberg)
- 948. good man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hero
- 949. bad man (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. villain, criminal, troublemaker
- 950. penitence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. remorseful
- 951. impenitence (Gutenberg)
- 952. atonement (Gutenberg)
4. Moral Practice[edit]
- 953. temperance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. teetotaler
- 954. intemperance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. recreational drug
- 954A. sensualist (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sensualist
- 955. asceticism (Gutenberg)
- 956. fasting (Gutenberg)
- 957. gluttony (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. glutton
- 958. sobriety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. sober
- 959. drunkenness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. drunkenness, drunkard, alcoholic beverage; adj. drunk
- 960. purity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pure, virginal
- 961. impurity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. harlotize; adj. impure, obscene
- 962. libertine (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. libertine, mistress, promiscuous man
5. Moral Institutions[edit]
- 963. legality (Gutenberg)
- 964. illegality (Gutenberg)
- 965. jurisdiction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. police, police officer
- 966. tribunal (Gutenberg)
- 967. judge (Gutenberg)
- 968. lawyer (Gutenberg)
- 969. lawsuit (Gutenberg)
- 970. acquittal (Gutenberg)
- 971. condemnation (Gutenberg)
- 972. punishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beating
- 973. reward (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bribe
- 974. penalty (Gutenberg)
- 975. scourge (Gutenberg) [instrument of punishment] Thesaurus: n. gallows
Section V. Religious Affections[edit]
1. Superhuman Beings and Regions[edit]
2. Religious Doctrines[edit]
- 983. theology (Gutenberg)
- 983A. orthodoxy (Gutenberg)
- 984. heterodoxy (Gutenberg)
- 985. Judeo-Christian revelation (Gutenberg)
- 986. pseudo-revelation (Gutenberg)
