Appendix:Roget's thesaurus classification
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 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]
- 1. Being, in The Abstract
- 1. existence (Gutenberg)
- 2. inexistence (Gutenberg)
- 2. Being, In The Concrete
- 3. substantiality (Gutenberg)
- 4. unsubstantiality (Gutenberg)
- 3. Formal Existence
- 5. intrinsicality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. intrinsic, innate
- 6. extrinsicality (Gutenberg)
- 4. Modal Existence
- 7. state (Gutenberg)
- 8. circumstance (Gutenberg)
Section II. Relation[edit]
- 1. Absolute Relation
- 9. relation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: prep. about
- 10. irrelation (Gutenberg)
- 11. consanguinity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. relative
- 12. correlation (Gutenberg)
- 13. identity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. identify
- 14. contrariety (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. contrary
- 15. difference (Gutenberg)
- 2. Continuous Relation
- 16. uniformity (Gutenberg)
- 16A. nonuniformity (Gutenberg)
- 3. Partial Relation
- 17. similarity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. counterpart
- 18. dissimilarity (Gutenberg)
- 19. imitation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. imitate
- 20. nonimitation (Gutenberg)
- 20A. variation (Gutenberg)
- 21. copy (Gutenberg)
- 22. prototype (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. model
- 4. General Relation
Section III. Quantity[edit]
- 1. Simple Quantity
- 2. Comparative Quantity
- 27. equality (Gutenberg)
- 28. inequality (Gutenberg)
- 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. excess
- 34. inferiority (Gutenberg)
- 3 Changes in Quantity
- 3. Conjunctive Quantity
- 37. addition (Gutenberg)
- 38. nonaddition, subtraction (Gutenberg)
- 39. adjunct (Gutenberg)
- 40. remainder (Gutenberg)
- 40A. decrement (Gutenberg)
- 41. mixture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. hybrid
- 42. simpleness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. pure
- 43. junction (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. tighten
- 44. disjunction (Gutenberg)
- 45. connection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. connection, connective
- 46. coherence (Gutenberg)
- 47. incoherence (Gutenberg)
- 48. combination (Gutenberg)
- 49. decomposition (Gutenberg)
- 4. Concrete Quantity
- 50. whole (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. aggregate; adj. entire, intact
- 51. part (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. part, piece
- 52. completeness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. total; adv. completely
- 53. incompleteness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. lack
- 54. composition (Gutenberg)
- 55. exclusion (Gutenberg)
- 56. component (Gutenberg)
- 57. extraneousness (Gutenberg)
Section IV. Order[edit]
- 1. Order in General
- 58. order (Gutenberg)
- 59. disorder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. disorder, confusion, hodgepodge
- 59A. complexity (Gutenberg)
- 60. arrangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. classify
- 61. derangement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. confuse; adj. confusing
- 2. Consecutive Order
- 62. precedence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. former
- 63. sequence (Gutenberg)
- 64. precursor (Gutenberg)
- 65. sequel (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. queue
- 66. beginning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. beginning; adj. natal
- 67. end (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. finish; v. end; adj. final
- 68. middle (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. continuous
- 69. continuity (Gutenberg)
- 70. discontinuity (Gutenberg)
- 71. term (Gutenberg)
- 3. Collective Order
- 72. assemblage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. group; adj. focused
- 73. nonassemblage, dispersion (Gutenberg)
- 74. focus (Gutenberg)
- 4. Distributive Order
- 5. Order as Regards Categories
- 80. normality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. mundane; adj. normal
- 81. multiformity (Gutenberg)
- 82. conformity (Gutenberg)
- 83. unconformity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. maverick; adj. strange
Section V. Number[edit]
- 1. Number, in the Abstract
- 2. Determinate Number
- 87. unity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. unique, sole
- 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)
- 117. posteriority (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. former
- 118. the present time (Gutenberg)
- 119. a different time (Gutenberg)
- 120. synchronism (Gutenberg)
- 121. futurity (Gutenberg)
- 122. past (Gutenberg)
- 2. Time with Reference to a Particular Period
- 123. newness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. new, emergent
- 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
- 133. lateness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. procrastinate; adj. late, overdue; adv. eventually
- 134. occasion (Gutenberg)
- 135. untimeliness (Gutenberg)
3. Recurrent Time[edit]
- 136. frequency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. common
- 137. infrequency (Gutenberg)
- 138. periodicity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. seasonal
- 139. irregularity of recurrence (Gutenberg)
Section VII. Change[edit]
- 1. Simple Change
- 140. change (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. switch
- 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)
- 148. interchange (Gutenberg)
- 2. Complex Change
- 149. changeableness (Gutenberg)
- 150. stability (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. immutable
- 151. eventuality (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: phr. "that's life"
- 152. destiny (Gutenberg)
Section VIII. Causation[edit]
- 1. Constancy of Sequence in Events
- 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]
- 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
- 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)
- 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]
- 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]
- 1. Motion in General
- 264. motion (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. gait; v. move, run; adj. portable
- 265. quiescence (Gutenberg)
- 266. journey (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. journey; v. walk
- 267. navigation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. sail
- 268. traveler (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. traveller, vagabond
- 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
- 274. velocity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. move quickly, rush; adj. quickly; adv. speedy
- 275. slowness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. move slowly; adj. slow
- 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; 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]
Section I. Matter in General[edit]
Section II. Inorganic Matter[edit]
1. Solid Matter[edit]
- 321. density (Gutenberg)
- 322. rarity (Gutenberg)
- 323. hardness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. hard
- 324. softness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: 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)
- 339. moisture (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wet
- 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
- 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]
- 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; 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: 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)
- 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]
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- 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]
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- 455. curiosity (Gutenberg)
- 456. incuriosity (Gutenberg)
- 457. attention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: 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)
- 466. measurement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. measuring device; adj. topographic
Section III. Materials for Reasoning[edit]
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- 467. evidence (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. reference work
- 468. counter evidence (Gutenberg)
- 469. qualification (Gutenberg)
- 470. possibility (Gutenberg)
- 471. impossibility (Gutenberg)
- 472. probability (Gutenberg)
- 473. improbability (Gutenberg)
- 474. certainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. certain, irrefutable
- 475. uncertainty (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. dilemma; adj. iffy
Section IV. Reasoning Processes[edit]
Section V. Results Of Reasoning[edit]
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- 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
- 485. unbelief, doubt (Gutenberg)
- 486. credulity (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. gullible
- 487. incredulity (Gutenberg)
- 488. assent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. yes
- 489. dissent (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adv. no
- 490. knowledge (Gutenberg)
- 491. ignorance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. ignorant
- 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)
- 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]
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- 514. supposition (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. supposition; v. suppose
- 514A. analogy (Gutenberg)
- 515. imagination (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. fantastic
Division II. Communication of Ideas[edit]
Section I. Nature of Ideas Communicated[edit]
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- 516. meaning (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. definition
- 517. unmeaningness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. nonsense
- 518. intelligibility (Gutenberg)
- 519. unintelligibility (Gutenberg)
- 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]
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- 525. manifestation (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. obvious
- 526. latency, implication (Gutenberg)
- 527. information (Gutenberg)
- 527A. correction (Gutenberg)
- 528. concealment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. hidden, covert
- 529. disclosure (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. informant; v. rat out
- 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
- 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)
- 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)
- 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]
Division I. Individual Volition[edit]
Section I. Volition in General[edit]
- 1. Acts Of Volition
- 600. will (Gutenberg)
- 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)
- 608. caprice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. whim
- 609. choice (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. option, dilemma
- 609A. absence of choice (Gutenberg)
- 610. rejection (Gutenberg)
- 611. predetermination (Gutenberg)
- 612. impulse (Gutenberg)
- 613. habit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. familiar
- 614. desuetude (Gutenberg)
- 2. Causes of Volition
- 3. Objects of Volition
Section II. Prospective Volition[edit]
- 1. Conceptional Volition
- 620. intention (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. goal
- 621. chance (Gutenberg)
- 622. pursuit (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. activity, game
- 623. avoidance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. truancy; v. avoid, shirk, flee
- 624. relinquishment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. abandon
- 625. business (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. occupation, employer
- 626. plan (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. design
- 627. method (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. way; adv. thus
- 628. mid-course (Gutenberg)
- 629. circuit (Gutenberg)
- 630. requirement (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. requisite
- 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: adj. abundant; adv. plentiful
- 640. insufficiency (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. low-quality
- 641. redundancy (Gutenberg)
- 2. Degree of Subservience
- 642. importance (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. important, serious
- 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: adj. flawless
- 651. imperfection (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. defect; adj. mediocre, broken
- 652. cleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. make clean; adj. clean
- 653. uncleanness (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. dirty; adj. unclean
- 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
- 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]
- 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; v. hinder
- 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]
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- 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]
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- 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
- 747. scepter (Gutenberg)
- 748. freedom (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wanton
- 749. subjection (Gutenberg)
- 750. liberation (Gutenberg)
- 751. restraint (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: v. imprison
- 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]
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- 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]
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- 768. promise (Gutenberg)
- 768A. release from engagement (Gutenberg)
- 769. compact (Gutenberg)
- 770. conditions (Gutenberg)
- 771. security (Gutenberg)
- 772. observance (Gutenberg)
- 773. nonobservance (Gutenberg)
- 774. compromise (Gutenberg)
Section IV. Possessive Relations[edit]
- 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
- 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]
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- 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; adj. calm, temperate
Section II. Personal Affections[edit]
1. Passive Affections[edit]
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- 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)
- 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; 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]
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- 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
- 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
- 852. fashion (Gutenberg)
- 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]
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- 858. hope (Gutenberg)
- 859. hopelessness (Gutenberg)
- 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. predilection, craving, hungry
- 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]
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- 870. wonder (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: adj. wonderful, astonished, indescribable; int. wow!
- 871. expectance (Gutenberg)
- 872. prodigy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. child prodigy
5. Extrinsic Affections[edit]
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- 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]
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- 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
- 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)
- 902. endearment (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. courtship, buss; v. woo, indulge, kiss
- 903. marriage (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. intermarriage, spouse
- 904. celibacy (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. celibate, virgin
- 905. divorce (Gutenberg)
2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections[edit]
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- 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]
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- 914. pity (Gutenberg)
- 914A. pitilessness (Gutenberg)
- 915. condolence (Gutenberg)
4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections[edit]
Section IV. Moral Affections[edit]
1. Moral Obligations[edit]
2. Moral Sentiments[edit]
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- 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; 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]
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- 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]
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- 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: adj. obscene
- 962. libertine (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. libertine, mistress, promiscuous man
5. Moral Institutions[edit]
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- 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)
- 973. reward (Gutenberg) Thesaurus: n. bribe
- 974. penalty (Gutenberg)
- 975. scourge (Gutenberg) [instrument of punishment]
Section V. Religious Affections[edit]
1. Superhuman Beings and Regions[edit]
2. Religious Doctrines[edit]
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- 983. theology (Gutenberg)
- 983A. orthodoxy (Gutenberg)
- 984. heterodoxy (Gutenberg)
- 985. Judeo-Christian revelation (Gutenberg)
- 986. pseudo-revelation (Gutenberg)
