English synonymes explained in alphabetical order

action admit afl'ects animals applied Basra benefit body cause character Christian circum circumstances comes common commonly compounded conduct confidence confined degree denotes derived difl'erent distinction employed endeavour epithets evil expresses feeling fi'om fies figurative figure fill find fine fire firm first fit fixed flow former French friends German give Greek habit Hebrew honor human Iatin idea ifies implies indefinite individual influence jects Jonson Latin latter less low German manner marks means ment mind mode moral nature neral ness never nifies object occasion oflice one's one’s ourselves outward pain participle particular passion person pleasure produce racter reflection regard respects rson Saxon sense sentiment serve signifies literally signifies the thing signifying society sometimes speak species specific spect spirit superior temper tion truth verb wish Wllh wlth words