Synonyms

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4. concern, relate to, pertain to, appertain to, have to do with; refer to, apply to, mean, go for; affect, touch, bear on or upon, have bearing on, be relevant to, be of importance or interest to, interest; be connected with, be affiliated with, be involved with.
5. deem, adjudge, judge, think, believe, hold, opine, suppose; estimate, gauge, appraise, rate.
-n. 6. reference, relation, importance, bearing, respect; connection, association, link, tie-in, interconnection, correlation; pertinence, relevancy, applicability, applicableness.
7. aspect, point, particular; item, detail, feature.
8. concern, care, thought, consideration; attention, carefulness, caution, prudence, pains; heed, heedfulness, watchfulness, advertence; alertness, vigilance, circumspection, wariness; awareness, consciousness, mindfulness; study, inquiry, scrutiny; contemplation, reflection, meditation, circumspection.
9. look, glance, glimpse; gaze, leer, stare, come-hither look; glare, glower, scowl, dirty look.
10. sight, espial, first sight; inspection, search, examination, Inf. once-over, Inf. look-see, Sl. gander; survey, sweep, observation, observance, watch; review, overlook, birds-eye view.
11. respect, esteem, favor, estimation, high regard, high opinion; admiration, approval, approbation, appreciation; honor, reverence, veneration; awe, homage, deference.
12. liking, fondness, love, attraction, affinity, soft spot, weakness; infatuation, Inf. crush, fancy, Sl. shine.
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regards greetings, salutations, remembrances; best wishes, good wishes, one's best, love, best love; compliments, compliments of the season, commendations, congratulations.

regardful, adj. 1. heedful, attentive, careful, mindful, advertent; prudent, circumspect, thoughtful, Scot. canny, provident, precautious; alert, vigilant, ready, on guard, on one's toes, on the qui vive, alive to, all ears, not missing a thing, Inf. on the ball or stick, quick on the trigger or uptake; watchful, wary, chary, awake, wide-awake, open-eyed, all eyes, Inf. on the job; observant, aware, interested, curious, intent; fastidious, meticulous, scrupulous, conscientious, exact, accurate, punctilious, particular, precise.
2. deferential, respectful, reverential; ceremonious, courteous, obeisant; faithful, loyal, devoted; obedient, dutiful, compliant, acquiescent, obsequious.

regardless, adj. 1. careless, unmindful, inattentive, inadvertent, unthoughtful, unthinking, nonobservant, disregardful; unwise, imprudent, injudicious, indiscreet, uncircumspect; unwary, incautious, off guard, unguarded, unheeding, heedless; reckless, rash, temerarious; negligent, neglectful, uncaring, remiss, slack, lax, loose; nonchalant, indifferent, blasd, thoughtless, forgetful, absent-minded. -adv. 2. in any case, at all events, in any event; no matter what, anyhow, anyway, in spite of the fact that, notwithstanding; at any rate, nevertheless, nonetheless.

regency, n. regentship, viceroyship, vicereineship; protectorship, protectorate; seneschaliship, seneschal-sy; caliphship, caliphate; pashaship, pashadom; proxy, surrogation, deputation,

regenerate, v. 1. reform, make a new man of, rehabilitate, moralize; better, improve, amend, uplift, correct, convert, set straight, inspirit; reclaim, redeem, retrieve, save, rescue; turn over a new leaf, see the error or folly of one's ways.