Synonyms Dictionary

Synonyms Dictionary

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3. strengthen, make firmer, reinforce, fortify, buttress, brace, steel.

confirmation, n. 1. corroboration, verification, authentication, validation, substantiation; proof, evidence, attestation, certification, testimony, witness; affirmation, assertion, averment, assurance, positive declaration; pledge, promise, guarantee, guaranty, surety, security, warrant, warranty.
2. sanction, accreditation, authorization, approval, ratification, endorsement; support, sustainment, backing, defense, justification; signature, subscription, recognition, acknowledgment; agreement, consent, accedence, assent, concurrence, accord; acquiescence, compliance, accordance, conformity,

confirmed, adj. 1. valid, true, factual, accurate, correct, right; corroborated, verified, authenticated, validated, substantiated, documented, certified, notarized; proven, demonstrated, shown, attested to.
2. settled, decided, clinched, sealed; certain, sure, definite, positive; firm, decisive, absolute, final, conclusive.
3. ratified, approved, accepted, recognized, acknowledged; authorized, official, licensed, sanctioned, warranted, accredited, endorsed.
4.
genuine, real, bona fide, authentic; dyed-in-the-wool, through-and-through, complete; established, set, fixed, rooted; inveterate, chronic, habitual.

confiscate, v. 1. seize, appropriate, expropriate, commandeer, arrogate, usurp, take possession of, claim.
2. dispossess, deprive, divest,
Law. disseize, impound, Law. distrain.
3. steal, thieve, rob; plunder, despoil, pillage,

confiscation, n. 1. appropriation, takeover, seizure, expropriation, arrogation, usurpation, accroachment, impoundment.
2. dispossession, deprivation, deprival, divestiture, bereavement,
Law. disseizin,

conflagration, n. holocaust, wildfire, raging fire, ring or sea of fire, wall or sheet of flames, blaze, Obs. flagration.

conflict, v. 1. clash, collide, jar, disagree, differ, disaccord, diverge, be at variance, be at odds; oppose, contradict, contravene.
2. contend, contest, argue, spar, cross swords, lock horns; squabble, quarrel, feud, bicker, wrangle, have words, be at [s.o.'s] throat; struggle, battle, do
or give battle, encounter, engage, meet; fight, combat, duel, joust; tussle, scuffle, brawl, come to blows.
-n. 3. battle, struggle, strife, tussle, scuffle; contest, war, bout, Armageddon; combat, warfare, fighting, hostilities; collision, meeting, encounter, engagement; fight, donnybrook, brawl,
Scot. sturt, Inf. scrap, Inf. run-in.
4.
controversy, infighting, feud; argument, altercation, dispute, row, quarrel, squabble, dustup, spat, tiff, Brit. Dial, fratch.
5. contention, opposition,
Literary, agon; disagreement, discord, disaccord, dissension, friction, variance; enmity, hostility, antagonism, antipathy, bad blood, ill will.

confluence, n. 1. flowing together, conflux; junc tion, union, meeting, concurrent; convergence, ap-pulse, diffluence.
2. concourse, flocking together, concentration. See - concourse
(def. 3).
3. crowd, throng, assemblage, concourse; shoal, covey, flock, bevy, drove, herd, mob, army, array, galaxy. See - concourse
(def 1).

confluent, adj. 1. mingling, blending, commingling, flowing or running together, concurrent; joining, meeting, growing together, coalescent.

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