Close
Definitions of ‘close’ close (adjective) Synonyms: oppressive, uncomfortable, muggy, unventilated, narrow, cramped, close-mouthed, secretive, reticent, reserved, uncommunicative, taciturn, dense, solid, […]
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adjacent, adjective, adjoining, area, assiduous, calk, clinch, close-fisted, close-mouthed, compact, conclude, conclusion, confidential, confine, court, cramped, dense, enclosure, encompass, end, environ, exact, faithful, finish, fixed, grapple, illiberal, imporous, inclose, inclosure, intense, intent, intimate, literal, lute, miserly, muggy, narrow, near, noun, occlude, oppressive, parsimonious, penurious niggardly, peroration, reserved, reticent, secretive, shut, solid, stingy, stop, taciturn, terminate, uncomfortable, uncommunicative, unventilated, verb, yard |
Closing
Definitions of ‘closing’ closing (adjective) Synonyms: concluding, final closing (noun) Synonyms: stopping up, obstruction, blockade, occlusion, peroration
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adjective, blockade, concluding, final, noun, obstruction, occlusion, peroration, stopping up |
Conclusion
Definitions of ‘conclusion’ conclusion (noun) Synonyms: decision, determination, inference, deduction, corollary, illation, close, end, peroration, finale, completion, dénouement, l’envoy
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close, completion, corollary, decision, deduction, dénouement, determination, end, finale, illation, inference, l'envoy, noun, peroration |
End
Definitions of ‘end’ end (noun) Synonyms: termination, terminal, terminus, extremity, limit, bound, close, finale, conclusion, finis, cessation, issue, result, consequence, […]
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aim, annihilation, bound, cease, cessation, close, conclude, conclusion, consequence, design, destruction, discontinue, extermination, extremity, finale, finis, finish, fragment, goal, intent, intention, issue, limit, noun, object, peroration, purpose, remnant, result, sequel, surcease, terminal, terminate, termination, terminus, verb |
Speech
Definitions of ‘speech’ speech (adjective) Synonyms: [[utterance]], speaking, [[language]], [[talk]], [[conversation]], parlance, [[words]], [[tongue]], dialect, patois, [[discourse]], [[oration]], [[address]], [[plea]], […]
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address, adjective, allocution, ambages, amnesia, amphibology, amphiboly, aphasia, brogue, colloquy, conversation, declamation, descant, dialect, dialogue, diatribe, dilogy, discourse, disquisition, dissertation, effusion, elocution, elocutionary, epilogue, equivocation, exhortation, extemporaneous, extempore, extemporization, extemporize, fluency, fluent, harangue, impromptu, improvisation, improvise, interlocution, invective, Language, monologue, oration, oratorical, oratory, parlance, patois, peroration, philippic, plea, prevarication, pseudology, quibbling, rant, rhapsody, rhetoric, rhetorical, rhetorician, screed, soliloquy, speaking, talk, tirade, toast, tongue, trialogue, utterance, volubility, voluble, words |
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address, adjective, allocution, ambages, amnesia, amphibology, amphiboly, aphasia, brogue, colloquy, conversation, declamation, descant, dialect, dialogue, diatribe, dilogy, discourse, disquisition, dissertation, effusion, elocution, elocutionary, epilogue, equivocation, exhortation, extemporaneous, extempore, extemporization, extemporize, fluency, fluent, harangue, impromptu, improvisation, improvise, interlocution, invective, Language, monologue, oration, oratorical, oratory, parlance, patois, peroration, philippic, plea, prevarication, pseudology, quibbling, rant, rhapsody, rhetoric, rhetorical, rhetorician, screed, soliloquy, speaking, talk, tirade, toast, tongue, trialogue, utterance, volubility, voluble, words |
