synonym for pursuant
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Synonyms of pursuant 1. pursuant(predicate), consistent (vs. inconsistent). usage: (followed by `to') in conformance to or agreement with; pursuant to our agreement; pursuant to the dictates of one's conscience. See also: pursuant (Dictionary).
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- verb. hold off, put off. 1  adjourn. 2  block. 3  delay. 4  detain. 5  extend. 6  give rain check. 7  hang fire. 8  hinder. 9  hold up. 10  impede. 11  intermit. 12  lay over. 13  lengthen. 14  obstruct. 15  postpone. 16  procrastinate. 17  prolong. 18  prorogue. 19  protract. 20  put on back burner. 21  put on hold. 22  put on ice. 23  remit. 24  retard. 25  set aside. 26  shelve. 27  slow. 28  stall. 29  stay. 30  suspend. 31  table. 32  waive.erb. hold off, put off. 1  adjourn. 2  block. 3  delay. 4  detain. 5  extend. 6  give rain check. 7  hang fire. 8  hinder. 9  hold up. 10  impede. 11  intermit. 12  lay over. 13  lengthen. 14  obstruct. 15  postpone. 16  procrastinate. 17  prolong. 18  prorogue. 19  protract. 20  put on back burner. 21  put on hold. 22  put on ice. 23  remit. 24  retard. 25  set aside. 26  shelve. 27  slow. 28  stall. 29  stay. 30  suspend. 31  table. 32  waive.
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- 20 Synonyms found for counsel. counsel early 13c., from O.Fr. counseil, from L. consilium plan, opinion (see consultation). As a synonym for lawyer, first attested late 14c. Counseling giving professional advice on social or psychological problems dates from 1940.
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vocabulary words, definitions, and antonyms and synonyms (adjective.,adverb) word for word;exactly as written or spoken. newspapers often publish the verbatim text of an important political speech. at the swearing-in ceremony the chief justice reads each line of the oath of office and the new president repeats it verbatim. Synonyms:exact,precisely. Antonyms: paraphrased.
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- verb. give back, send back. 1  bestow. 2  carry back. 3  convey. 4  give. 5  hand back. 6  make restitution. 7  pay back. 8  put back. 9  react. 10  rebate. 11  reciprocate. 12  recompense. 13  reestablish. 14  refund. 15  reimburse. 16  reinsert. 17  reinstate. 18  remit. 19  render. 20  repay. 21  replace. 22  requite. 23  reseat. 24  restitute. 25  restore. 26  retaliate. 27  roll back. 28  send. 29  take back. 30  thrust back. 31  toss back. 32  transmit.
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- having a border in common their house is adjacent to a wooded park Synonyms abutting, adjoining, bordering, conterminous, contiguous, flanking, flush, fringing, joining, juxtaposed, neighboring, skirting, touching, verging Related Words approximate, close, closest, immediate, near, nearby, nearest, next-door, nigh; attached, communicating, connected ...
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- 16 Synonyms found for apprehension. apprehension 1570s, seizure on behalf of authority, from L. apprehensionem (nom. apprehensio), noun of action from apprehendere (see apprehend). Meaning lay hold of with the mind is attested from 1580s; that of anticipation (usually with dread) is recorded from c.1600.
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- Synonyms-noun. 1  agency. 2  strain. 3  exercise. 4  interworking. 5  instrumentality. 6  quickening power. 7  operation. 8  function. 9  work. 10  interaction. 11  influence. 12  maintaining power. 13  force. 14  office. 15  swing. 16  procurement. 17  action (voluntary). 18  sustaining power. 19  working. 20  maintenance. 21  play. 22  causation. 23  modus operandi. 24  home stroke.
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John F. Kennedy Synonyms. 1  help. 2  serve. 3  aid. profit. 4  improve. advance. 5  advantage. enhance. 6  assist. avail. be of service  to. be of 1  assistance to. be to the advantage  of.
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- Synonyms for defend. verb protect. 1  preserve star. 2  contend star. 3  hold star. 4  secure star. 5  uphold star. 6  prevent star. 7  fight star.
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- Synonyms for Devote: give (verb) allot, allow, ascribe, assign, assist, attribute, award, bequeath, bestow,
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- Synonyms for instituted in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for instituted. 80 synonyms for institute: establishment, body, centre, school, university, society, association, college, institution, organization, foundation, academy, guild. What are synonyms for instituted?
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- verb. stop, conclude. 1  back off. 2  break off. 3  bring to an end. 4  call it a day. 5  call it quits. 6  close. 7  close out. 8  come to an end. 9  culminate. 10  cut it out. 11  desist. 12  die. 13  discontinue. 14  drop. 15  end. 16  fail. 17  finish. 18  give over. 19  halt. 20  intermit. 21  knock off. 22  leave off. 23  pack in. 24  quit. 25  quit cold turkey. 26  refrain. 27  shut down. 28  stay. 29  surcease. 30  terminate. 31  wind up.
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- verb. try to convince; present support. 1  appeal. 2  assert. 3  attest. 4  claim. 5  contend. 6  controvert. 7  defend. 8  demonstrate. 9  denote. 10  display. 11  elucidate. 12  establish. 13  evince. 14  exhibit. 15  explain. 16  hold. 17  imply. 18  indicate. 19  justify. 20  maintain. 21  manifest. 22  persuade. 23  plead. 24  present. 25  prevail upon. 26  reason. 27  show. 28  suggest. 29  talk into. 30  testify. 31  vindicate. 32  warrant. 33  witness.erb. try to convince; present support. 1  appeal. 2  assert. 3  attest. 4  claim. 5  contend. 6  controvert. 7  defend. 8  demonstrate. 9  denote. 10  display. 11  elucidate. 12  establish. 13  evince. 14  exhibit. 15  explain. 16  hold. 17  imply. 18  indicate. 19  justify. 20  maintain. 21  manifest. 22  persuade. 23  plead. 24  present. 25  prevail upon. 26  reason. 27  show. 28  suggest. 29  talk into. 30  testify. 31  vindicate. 32  warrant. 33  witness.
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- first | definition: preceding all others in time or space or degree | synonyms: prime, first-year, initial, prototypal, premier, premiere, introductory, archetypical, firstborn, primary, eldest, early, freshman, prototypic, archetypal, basic, front, original, prototypical
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- a period of undergoing practical instruction in one's job or career seeking a summer internship at a local television station Synonyms externship, apprenticeship, practicum, trainingRelated Words basic training, boot camp, cadetship; education, grounding, instruction, schooling, tutelage; candidacy, probation, trialNear Antonyms tenure.
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- verb. give approval. 1  applaud. 2  approve. 3  blow horn. 4  boost. 5  celebrate. 6  cheer. 7  clap. 8  commend. 9  compliment. 10  eulogize. 11  exalt. 12  extol. 13  give a bouquet. 14  give a posy. 15  give kudos. 16  hail. 17  hand it to. 18  hear it for. 19  honor. 20  laud. 21  praise. 22  puff up. 23  push. 24  rave. 25  recommend. 26  root. 27  salute. 28  stroke.
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- 44 Moby Thesaurus words for suffice: advantage, answer, avail, be equal to, be handy, be of use, be satisfactory, bear, benefit, bestead, do, do it, do the trick, fill the bill, fulfill, get by, give good returns, go around, hack it, hold, just do, make the grade, meet, meet requirements, pass, pass muster, pay, pay off, profit, qualify, quench, ...
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- complete authority. 1  authority. 2  blank check. 3  franchise. 4  free hand. 5  free rein. 6  freedom. 7  full authority. 8  full power. 9  grant. 10  latitude. 11  leeway. 12  license. 13  no holds barred. 14  permission. 15  power of attorney. 16  prerogative. 17  sanction. 18  say. 19  say-so. 20  unconditional authority. 21  unconditional right. 22  unrestricted authority. 23  warrant.
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- to put an end to by formal action the U.S. Congress can abrogate old treaties that are unfair to Native Americans Synonyms abate, abolish, annul, avoid, cancel, disannul, dissolve, invalidate, negate, null, nullify, quash, repeal, rescind, roll back, strike down, vacate, voidRelated Words countermand, override, overrule, overturn, veto; abort, call ...
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- Synonyms for Acquiesce: agree (verb) accede, accept, affirm, agree, approve, assent, bless, capitulate,
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- Synonyms-noun. 1  conditions. 2  memorandum. 3  covenant. 4  sine qua non. 5  terms. 6  clauses. 7  stipulation. 8  casus foederris. 9  articles. 10  provisions. 11  obligation. 12  articles of agreement. 13  proviso (qualification). 14  ultimatum.ther adjectives related to conditions. 1  adventitious. 2  contingent. 3  entopic. 4  given. 5  modal. 6  structural. 7  choosehow. 8  crisic. 9  exceptional. 10  guarded. 11  organic. 12  circumstantial. 13  critical. 14  ferial. 15  hypothetical. 16  provisional. 17  conditional. 18  ectopic. 19  formal. 20  incidental. 21  qualifying.
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- verb. caution that something may happen. 1  admonish. 2  advise. 3  alarm. 4  alert. 5  apprise. 6  dissuade. 7  flag. 8  forbode. 9  give fair warning. 10  give the high sign. 11  portend. 12  premonish. 13  pull one's coat. 14  put a bug in one's ear. 15  put on guard. 16  put one wise. 17  telegraph. 18  tip. 19  tip off. 20  wave a red flag.
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- adj. scheming to manipulate. 1  Machiavellian. 2  artful. 3  canny. 4  careful. 5  cautious. 6  chary. 7  circumspect. 8  considerate. 9  contriving. 10  crafty. 11  cunning. 12  designing. 13  devious. 14  discreet. 15  gingerly. 16  guarded. 17  guileful. 18  intelligent. 19  manipulative. 20  politic. 21  premeditating. 22  safe. 23  scheming. 24  sharp. 25  shrewd. 26  sly. 27  wary. 28  wily.