Synonyms

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equivalent, same, like, alike, of a piece, homogeneous, homologous, parallel, identical,

all-inclusive, adj.comprehensive, extensive, all-embracing, blanket, umbrella; full, total, complete, thorough; exhaustive, far-reaching, widespread, wholesale,

allocate, v. set apart, appropriate, designate, earmark, intend, specify; allot, apportion, divide up; assign, distribute, disperse, ration, mete out.

allocation, n. appropriation, allowance, grant, budget; apportionment, portion, share, ration; quota, stint, lot.

allot, v. 1. parcel out, apportion, share, divide up, SI. divy up, partition; distribute, dispense, dole out.
2. assign, hand over, render; grant, give, bestow, present; bequeath, leave, will.
3. appropriate, set apart, allocate, appoint; earmark, designate, design, intend, specify.

allotment, n. 1. share, lot, part, portion; percentage, measure, quota, stint; apportionment, partition, division.
2. appropriation, allocation, allowance, grant, budget; dispensation, donation, ration, pittance, dole, handout,

all-out, adj.1. total, complete, thorough, thoroughgoing, exhaustive, unqualified, no-holds-barred.
2. vigorous, energetic, powerful, mighty; determined, resolute, decided; enthusiastic, ardent, fervent, keen,

allow, v. 1. permit, give permission or leave to, let; authorize, approve of, go along with, give the green light, give the go-ahead; tolerate, put up with, bear, suffer, stand, brook, abide, endure; hear of, support, sanction, Inf. stand for.
2. grant, give, let have, accord; allot, allocate, ration, dole out, dispense; offer, donate, contribute; provide, endow, furnish, supply; bestow, confer, vouchsafe, impart, award, present.
3. admit, acknowledge, concede, acquiesce in, yield, cede; accede to, agree to, assent to, consent to, submit to, comply with, adhere to, conform to.
4. set apart, put aside, arrange for, plan for; consider, take into consideration, take into account, keep in mind, regard; provide for, make provision or concessions or allowances for.

allowable, adj.1. permissible, admissible, acceptable, all right; unforbidden, unprohibited; acknow-ledgeable, concessible, grantable; authorizable, warrantable, approvable, sanctionable; justifiable, vindicate, venial, excusable, pardonable.
2. legitimate, SI. legit, lawful, legal, legalized, within bounds, Inf. kosher; proper, right, appropriate, apt, suitable, Inf. O.K.

allowance, n. 1. amount, share, allotment, portion; given quantity, quota, ration, rate, stint.
2. grant, fellowship, scholarship, assistantship, stipend.
3. salary, pay, wages, hire, commission, sum, pittance, pin or pocket money; percentage, quarterage, expense account, viaticum; remittance, recompense, reward, renumeration; gratuity, tip, fee, douceur; annuity, pension, Law.alimony, maintenance; subsidy, subvention, subscription; aid, support, relief, help, dole, handout, alms.
4. endowment,, contribution, donation; benefit, boon, benefaction, bestowal, bestowment; present, gift, Fr. cadeau,

award, tribute, honorarium; offering, favor, largess, bounty.
5. addition, increase, margin, qualification, modification, limitation, restriction; discount, decrease, deduction, reduction, rebate, abatement.
6. acknowledgement, concession, consent, granting; assent, accedence, acquiescence; agreement, approval, concurrence; admitting, admittance, recognition.