Synonyms Dictionary
2. premium, dividend, bonus, benefit; gift, present, Inf. freebie. given, adj. 1. stated, fixed, specified, settled, arranged, appointed, agreed upon; set, prearranged, preordained.
2. addicted, given over to, devoted, dedicated to, prone to, accustomed, attached to, habituated, in the habit of, used to; inclined toward, disposed toward, predisposed, wont.
3. conferred, bestowed, accorded, presented, awarded, delivered, handed over; donated, granted.
4. assumed, understood, taken for granted, postulated, presupposed, conceded; submitted, proposed, declared, pronounced; allowed, acknowledged, recognized. giver, n. donor, donator, grantor, contributor, benefactor, supporter, backer, angel; fairy godmother, Santa Claus, Father Christmas. glacial, adj. 1. icy, ice cold, bitterly cold, frigid, gelid, freezing, frozen, polar, arctic, Siberian, wintry, hiemal.
2. unfeeling, cold-blooded, cold-hearted, cold; unsympathetic, unmoved, immovable. glad, adj. 1. delighted, elated, well-pleased, well-contented, thrilled, tickled, Inf. tickled pink, pleased as punch, Dial, in hog heaven, Brit. SI. chuffed; pleased, contented, gratified, satisfied.
2. cheering, pleasing, gratifying, satisfying; encouraging, enheartening, inspiring; delightful, gladsome; exhilarating, invigorating, animating, enlivening.
3. gay, merry, jolly, jovial, light-hearted, gleeful, cheerful, mirthful, frivolous; happy, bright, airy, sunny; joyous, jubilant, cock-a-hoop; playful, frolicsome, sportive, gamesome; festive, convivial, rollicking.
4. willing, more than willing, ready, unreluctant, unloath, nothing loath. gladden, v. cheer, animate, vivify, enliven, brighten, hearten, enhearten, embolden; delight, elate, exhilarate, fill with joy, pleasure, tickle, Inf. tickle pink; inspire, raise the spirits, pick up, buoy up, boost, Inf. give a lift. gladly, adv. cheerfully, happily, smilingly, with pleasure; willingly, ungrudgingly, unreluctantly, with good grace, Archaic, fain; delightedly, joyfully, joyously; gaily, lightheartedly, cheerily, merrily, gleefully, mirthfully, laughingly; enthusiastically, exuberantly, animatedly, heartily, spiritedly, vivaciously, zestfully, with zest, with gusto. gladness, n. cheer, cheerfulness, gayness, gaiety; good or high spirits, blitheness, blithesomeness, lightheartedness, buoyancy; joy, delight, pleasure, happiness, felicity; joyfulness, joyousness, jubilation, exhilaration, exultation, glee, elation; joviality, merriment, jollity, mirth, mirthfulness, hilarity. gladsome, adj. 1. cheering, pleasing, gladdening, gratifying, satisfying; happy, glad, good, pleasant, encouraging, heartening, enheartening, inspiring; exhilarating, invigorating, animating, enlivening; refreshing, stimulating, quickening, stirring, exciting.
2. gay, merry, jolly, cheerful; joyous, jubilant; playful, frolicsome, sportive. See also glad {def. 3). glamorous, adj. 1. charming, attractive, alluring, inviting, enticing, tempting, tantalizing, irresistible; captivating, provocative, intriguing, fascinating, entrancing, beguiling, intoxicating, bewitching, enrapturing; interesting, appealing, piquant; irresistible, magnetizing, hypnotizing, mesmerizing; enchanting, bewitching, enthralling, enravishing.
2. exciting, thrilling, spine-tingling, electrifying, hair-raising, Inf far-out, Inf. rip-roaring; stimulating, stirring, rousing, inspiring, invigorating, excitant, excitative; moving, impelling, compelling, soul-stirring, heart-moving; overpowering, overwhelming, overcoming.
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