Synonyms Dictionary

Synonyms Dictionary

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spill; lay bare, let one's hair down, show one's hand or cards, disburden, unburden; admit, acknowledge, make a clean breast, get it off one's chest, SI. get it out of one's system, SI. come clean, unburden one's conscience, go to confession; confess, confide, intimate, let [s.o.] in on the secret; uncover, unveil, uncloak. unbound, adj. free, unattached, loose, at liberty; untied, unfastened, detached, uncommitted, uninvolved, divorced; unchained, unfettered, unshackled, untrammeled, ungagged, unmuzzled; unhooked, unbuttoned, unsnapped, unlatched, unzipped. unbounded, adj. 1. unlimited, boundless, limitless, illimitable; immense, vast, immeasurable, unmeasured; infinite, interminable, endless, indeterminate.
2. unconditional, termless, all-inclusive, all-embracing; undetermined, arbitrary, full, plenary.
3. unrestrained, uncontrolled, unconfined, unrestricted; uncurbed, unchecked, unreined, uninhibited, unrepressed; immoderate, rampant, unruly, unreserved, out of hand; abandoned, free, loose, wild, unsuppressed; intemperate, prodigal, wanton, irrepressible; unconstrained, unbridled, unhindered, unimpeded, unobstructed; excessive, extravagant, lavish, exorbitant, unconscionable. unbridled,
adj. unrestrained, unconstrained, uncontrolled, unchecked. See unbounded (def. 3). unbroken, adj. 1. whole, intact, solid, complete; entire, total, uncut, integral; undivided, unabridged, unreduced; all, inviolate, indissoluble, inclusive, indivisible.
2. uninterrupted, continuous, successive, progressive; ceaseless, unremitting, endless, incessant, constant, nonstop, marathon; perpetual, eternal, unceasing, unending, everlasting, perennial.
3. untamed, undomesticated, wild, savage, unsubdued; feral, ferine, maverick.
4. undisturbed, calm, placid, unruffled, still; quiet, peaceful, pacific, tranquil; untroubled, serene, halcyon, restful.
5. unimpaired, unharmed, unhurt, unmarred, sound, fast, undamaged; firm, strong, sturdy, lasting, resistant, rugged, well-built, durable, tough. unburden, v. 1. unload, disburden, empty, unpack, unlade, unfreight; dump, off-load, discharge; relieve, lighten, ease the load, alleviate; disencumber, disembarrass, unballast, unweight, unship, break bulk; take a load off [s.o.'s] mind, set at ease, make one breathe easier, set one's mind at ease.
2. disclose, reveal, bare; confide, confess. See unbosom. uncalled-for,
adj. 1. superfluous, overdone, overwrought, undue, supererogatory, redundant; unwanted, unrequired, unneeded, unnecessary, nonessential; gratuitous, unwarranted, unjustified, expletive.
2. unsought, unasked, uninvited, unsolicited, unrequested; unprompted, unwished, unwelcome; voluntary, free, offered, proffered, volunteer, discretionary.
3. immoderate, excessive, exorbitant; prodigal, lavish, profuse, extravagant; intemperate, unrestrained, overweening, unbridled; unreasonable, unconscionable, outrageous, exaggerated.
4. improper, inappropriate, unmeet, unworthy; unjustified, unearned, undeserved, unmerited, unfair, unjust; wrong, wrongful, unlawful; impertinent, rude, fresh, flippant; disrespectful,
SI. nervy, brash, sassy, pert, impudent. uncanny, adj. 1. extraordinary, remarkable, wonderful, marvelous, noteworthy; astounding, astonishing, amazing, fabulous, fantastic, tremendous, stupendous; exceptional, supernormal, uncommon, unheard-of; unbelievable, incredible, unimaginable, striking, SI. magic; unexampled, singular, prodigious, inspired, 2. strange, mysterious, odd, spooky, queer, Scot. unco; preternatural, weird, eerie, creepy, unearthly, ghostly; unnatural, awesome, awful, awe-inspiring, dreadful; bizarre, macabre, unreal, spectral, phantomlike.

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