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as in expertise
knowledge gained by actually doing or living through something
the hospital is looking for nurses with operating-room experience
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as in adventure
an exciting or noteworthy event that one experiences firsthand
related in a book his experiences as a roving correspondent for network TV news
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as in to have
to come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it
eventually we all have to experience the loss of a loved one
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What is another word for Experience?
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feel
perception, knowledge
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have
undergo, feeling
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know
perception, feel
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go through
participate, undergo
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adventure
event, happening
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incident
event, happening
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happening
event, incident
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skill
knowledge, expertise
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know-how
knowledge, expertise
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undergo
feeling, perception
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event
incident, happening
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practice
knowledge, skill
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suffer
feeling, effect
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see
effect, participate
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background
education, knowledge
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taste
perception, participate
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encounter
undergo, event
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episode
event, incident
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knowledge
familiarity, training
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receive
activity, share
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occurrence
encountering, incident
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test
happening
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sense
undergo
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sustain
effect, undergo
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trial
happening, test
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endure
feel, support
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maturity
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meet
participate
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wisdom
training
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face
support, meet
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live
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training
exercise, expertise
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acquaintance
familiarity
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affair
incident
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understanding
training
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proficiency
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get
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sophistication
maturity
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expertise
competence
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familiarity
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- action
- background
- contact
- involvement
- know-how
- knowledge
- maturity
- participation
- patience
- practice
- reality
- sense
- skill
- struggle
- training
- understanding
- wisdom
- acquaintance
- actuality
- caution
- combat
- doing
- empiricism
- evidence
- existence
- exposure
- familiarity
- intimacy
- inwardness
- judgment
- observation
- perspicacity
- practicality
- proof
- savoir-faire
- seasoning
- sophistication
- strife
- trial
- worldliness
- forebearance
- adventure
- encounter
- event
- happening
- incident
- occurrence
- ordeal
- affair
- episode
- test
- trial
- trip
- bear
- encounter
- endure
- enjoy
- feel
- go through
- undergo
- live through
- suffer
- sustain
- come across
- know
On this page you’ll find 159 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to experience, such as: action, background, contact, involvement, know-how, and knowledge.
- avoidance
- ignorance
- immaturity
- inexperience
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What is another way to say experience?
The verb experience implies being affected by what one meets with: to experience a change of heart, bitter disappointment. Undergo usually refers to the bearing or enduring of something hard, difficult, disagreeable, or dangerous: to undergo severe hardships, an operation.
How to use experience in a sentence
I think there’s a narrative that we can learn on the job, and I do believe a lot of people can, and have, but felt that learning from other people’s experiences and from experts made more sense to me.
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WORDS RELATED TO EXPERIENCE
- chance
- contingency
- emprise
- endangerment
- enterprise
- experience
- exploit
- feat
- happening
- hazard
- incident
- jeopardy
- occurrence
- peril
- scene
- speculation
- trip
- undertaking
- venture
- adventures
- bio
- biography
- confession
- diary
- experience
- journal
- letter
- letters
- life
- life story
- memoir
- personal history
- reminiscences
- self-portrayal
- acquaintance
- acquaintanceship
- alertness
- aliveness
- appreciation
- apprehension
- attention
- attentiveness
- bodhi
- cognizance
- comprehension
- consciousness
- discernment
- enlightenment
- experience
- familiarity
- information
- keenness
- mindfulness
- perception
- realization
- recognition
- sensibility
- sentience
- understanding
- acquaintances
- acquaintanceships
- alertness
- alivenesses
- appreciations
- apprehensions
- attentions
- attentiveness
- bodhis
- cognizance
- comprehensions
- consciousnesses
- discernment
- enlightenment
- experiences
- familiarities
- informations
- keenness
- mindfulness
- perceptions
- realizations
- recognitions
- sensibilities
- sentience
- understandings
- abide
- admit
- allow
- brook
- encounter
- experience
- permit
- put up with
- stomach
- suffer
- tolerate
- undergo
- acumen
- cool
- experience
- good reasoning
- good sense
- gumption
- horse sense
- intelligence
- levelheadedness
- logic
- mother wit
- practicality
- prudence
- rationality
- reason
- reasonableness
- sense
- sensibleness
- sound judgment
- sound sense
- soundness
- sweet reason
- wisdom
- wit
- wits
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experiencenoun
Antonyms:
inexperience -
experiencenoun
: To observe certain events; undergo a certain feeling or process; or perform certain actions that may alter one or contribute to one’s knowledge, opinions, or skills.
It was an experience he would not soon forget.
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inexperience -
experiencenoun
Antonyms:
inexperience -
experiencenoun
Antonyms:
inexperience -
experiencenoun
Antonyms:
inexperience
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experience
Acquaintance between persons supposes that each knows the other; we may know a public man by his writings or speeches, and by sight, but can not claim acquaintance unless he personally knows us. There may be pleasant acquaintance with little companionship; and conversely, much companionship with little acquaintance, as between busy clerks at adjoining desks. So there may be association in business without intimacy or friendship. Acquaintance admits of many degrees, from a slight or passing to a familiar or intimate acquaintance; but acquaintance unmodified commonly signifies less than familiarity or intimacy. As regards persons, familiarity is becoming restricted to the undesirable sense, as in the proverb, «Familiarity breeds contempt;» hence, in personal relations, the word intimacy, which refers to mutual knowledge of thought and feeling, is now uniformly preferred. Friendship includes acquaintance with some degree of intimacy, and ordinarily companionship, though in a wider sense friendship may exist between those who have never met, but know each other only by word and deed. Acquaintance does not involve friendship, for one may be well acquainted with an enemy. Fellowship involves not merely acquaintance and companionship, but sympathy as well. There may be much friendship without much fellowship, as between those whose homes or pursuits are far apart. There may be pleasant fellowship which does not reach the fulness of friendship. Compare ATTACHMENT; FRIENDSHIP; LOVE. As regards studies, pursuits, etc., acquaintance is less than familiarity, which supposes minute knowledge of particulars, arising often from long experience or association.
Synonyms:
acquaintance, association, companionship, familiarity, fellowship, friendship, intimacy, knowledgeAntonyms:
ignorance, ignoring, inexperience, unfamiliarityPreposition:
Acquaintance with a subject; of one person with another; between persons.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:2.5 / 2 votes
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experienceverb
Synonyms:
try, feel, undergo, encounter, endureAntonyms:
evade, escape, miss, lose -
experiencenoun
Synonyms:
experiment, trial, test, proof, habit, knowledge
Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:2.9 / 7 votes
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experiencenoun
the accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities
«a man of experience»; «experience is the best teacher»
Antonyms:
inexperience, rawness -
experiencenoun
the content of direct observation or participation in an event
«he had a religious experience»; «he recalled the experience vividly»
Antonyms:
inexperience, rawness -
experienceverb
an event as apprehended
«a surprising experience»; «that painful experience certainly got our attention»
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rawness, inexperience -
experience, see, go throughverb
go or live through
«We had many trials to go through»; «he saw action in Viet Nam»
Synonyms:
date, get word, figure, implement, go out, follow out, look, get, put through, consume, know, see to it, devour, find, view, go steady, take in, go through, live, have, meet, down, examine, carry out, construe, determine, see, receive, reckon, fancy, picture, visualize, go across, realise, control, encounter, escort, learn, envision, watch, visit, feel, run into, pass, run across, assure, come across, understand, get a line, follow through, image, take care, witness, find out, ensure, attend, pick up, regard, ascertain, catch, work through, visualise, follow up, consider, interpret, hear, run through, realize, get wind, project, discover, insure, checkAntonyms:
inexperience, rawness -
know, experience, liveverb
have firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations
«I know the feeling!»; «have you ever known hunger?»; «I have lived a kind of hell when I was a drug addict»; «The holocaust survivors have lived a nightmare»; «I lived through two divorces»
Synonyms:
dwell, have intercourse, have a go at it, subsist, have sex, recognise, get, populate, bed, hold out, know, get laid, make love, endure, go through, bonk, have, acknowledge, cognise, survive, exist, love, last, inhabit, see, receive, be, live, sleep together, do it, go, eff, hold up, feel, lie with, make out, be intimate, recognize, jazz, sleep with, hump, screw, have it off, have it away, get it on, cognize, bang, live on, roll in the hayAntonyms:
rawness, inexperience -
experience, receive, have, getverb
go through (mental or physical states or experiences)
«get an idea»; «experience vertigo»; «get nauseous»; «receive injuries»; «have a feeling»
Synonyms:
take, pick up, make, mystify, develop, draw, have, hold, become, sustain, receive, scram, invite, consume, go, stimulate, sire, drive, engender, pay off, fix, pay back, stick, suffer, feel, beat, set about, get down, arrive, incur, deliver, contract, bring forth, grow, dumbfound, stupefy, start, set out, birth, live, welcome, arrest, meet, give, bring, bewilder, see, mother, induce, buzz off, catch, let, feature, obtain, beget, flummox, get, generate, capture, have got, find, amaze, go through, baffle, start out, pose, vex, give birth, aim, throw, perplex, gravel, begin, fetch, father, bear, get under one’s skin, encounter, puzzle, know, produce, convey, own, acquire, come, accept, possess, bugger off, cause, ingest, take in, nonplus, commenceAntonyms:
rawness, inexperience -
feel, experienceverb
undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind
«She felt resentful»; «He felt regret»
Synonyms:
see, get, know, find, go through, sense, have, live, palpate, finger, receive, feelAntonyms:
inexperience, rawness -
have, experienceverb
undergo
«The stocks had a fast run-up»
Synonyms:
get, throw, see, feature, suffer, accept, ingest, cause, give, feel, go through, hold, let, sustain, have, give birth, take in, birth, receive, consume, own, deliver, possess, take, live, bear, know, have got, induce, make, stimulateAntonyms:
rawness, inexperience
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experiencenoun
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trial, proof, test, practice -
experiencenoun
Synonyms:
knowledge (gained from trial or practice), experimental knowledge, practical wisdom -
experienceverb
Synonyms:
try, feel, undergo, endure, put to the proof (of one’s own sensations), prove by trial, have practical acquaintance with
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List of paraphrases for «experience»:
experiences, experiment, expertise, lessons, experiments, experienced, khabrat, khabra, experimentation, learned
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Tyrese Gibson:
When you put people in a theater or (they watch) a blue ray DVD, they are watching in the comfort of their home, but to physically be inside a tram car and experience your favorite franchise as a theme park ride, it definitely raises the bar.
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Cleveland Cavaliers:
If I had more world experience, there’s no way I would’ve put up with all that. Now that I ’m working in a professional environment, I realize that the way we were treated there was absolutely illegal. all of our game entertainment team members should be able to perform and engage with our fans without enduring harassment of any kind or inappropriate interaction or contact, the team said. Lacy Thibodeaux, Lacy Thibodeaux, said she was advised about holding her pompoms in a position to prevent fans from touching her butt or waist during photo ops.
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Derwood Fincher:
Experience is what allows us to repeat our mistakes, only with more finesse
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Nathan Rolle:
I’ve looked up to Mrs. Winfrey my entire life, this day is the highlight of my Morehouse experience.
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The CDC:
Relatively few children with COVID-19 are hospitalized, and fewer children than adults experience fever, cough, or shortness of breath.
Translations for experience
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- اختبار, خبرة, تجربةArabic
- опит, изпитвам, преживяване, преживявамBulgarian
- pociťovat, pocítit, zkušenost, zážitekCzech
- oplevelse, erfaring, rutine, opleve, øvelse, erfareDanish
- Erlebnis, Erfahrung, erfahren, erleben, PraxisGerman
- εμπειρίαGreek
- spertiEsperanto
- vivir, experiencia, experimentar, vivenciaSpanish
- تجربهPersian
- kokemus, kokeaFinnish
- expérience, éprouverFrench
- belibjeWestern Frisian
- અનુભવવુંGujarati
- अनुभव, अनुभव करनाHindi
- gyakorlat, tapasztalat, élmény, tapasztalHungarian
- experientiarInterlingua
- alamIndonesian
- experiencoIdo
- upplifa, reyna, verða fyrirIcelandic
- esperienza, esperireItalian
- ניסיוןHebrew
- 経験, 体験Japanese
- გადაიტანს, გამოცდილებაGeorgian
- 경험, 經驗Korean
- patirti, patyrimas, patirtisLithuanian
- piedzīvot, pieredze, pieredzētLatvian
- beleving, beleven, ondergaan, ervaren, ervaring, ondervinding, ondervinden, meemaken, kennis, belevenisDutch
- erfaring, erfareNorwegian
- doświadczenie, doświadczyćPolish
- experiência, experienciarPortuguese
- păți, experiențăRomanian
- пережить, переживать, испытать, опыт, испытыватьRussian
- iskústvo, iskúsitiSerbo-Croatian
- skúsenosťSlovak
- upplevelse, erfarenhet, uppleva, att upplevaSwedish
- uzoefu, tajriba, tajiribaSwahili
- danas, karanasanTagalog
- tecrübe, deneyimTurkish
- до́свідUkrainian
- تجربےUrdu
- kinh nghiệmVietnamese
- plakön, lifotönVolapük
- דערפאַרונגYiddish
- 经验Chinese
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Synonyms for Experience:
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n.
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- information,
- existence,
- involvement,
- contact,
- actuality,
- sensitivity,
- exposure,
- participation,
- continuance,
- awareness,
- struggle,
- lore,
- endurance,
- activity,
- understanding,
- strife,
- action,
- reality.
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- context,
- environment,
- conditions,
- climate,
- occurrence,
- position,
- situation,
- circumstance,
- happening,
- state of affairs.
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•
- let yourself go,
- perspicacity,
- seasoning,
- burn,
- overflow,
- nurse.
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•
- taste,
- be reared on something,
- participate.
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- feelings.
• adventure (noun)
- under takings,
- under taking,
- under-takings,
- under-taking.
• autobiography (noun)
- auto-biographies,
- auto-biography,
- selfportrayals,
- auto biography,
- self portrayal,
- self portrayals,
- self-portrayals,
- auto biographies,
- personal histories,
- selfportrayal.
• awareness (noun)
- in formations,
- under standing,
- under-standings,
- under-standing,
- sentiences,
- re cognitions,
- re cognition,
- in-formations,
- re-cognition,
- in-formation,
- under standings,
- alivenesses,
- bodhis.
• come in for (noun)
- come.
• common sense (noun)
- good senses,
- sensiblenesses,
- sound senses,
- reasonablenesses,
- levelheadednesses,
- sweet reasons,
- good reasonings.
• culture (noun)
- dis crimination,
- dis-criminations,
- good tastes,
- dis-crimination,
- dis criminations,
- savoirfaire,
- aestheticisms.
• episode (noun)
- goingson,
- goings-ons,
- what going down,
- whats going down,
- what going downs,
- goings on,
- inter ludes,
- what’s going downs,
- goingsons,
- inter-lude,
- goings ons,
- inter lude,
- whats going downs,
- inter-ludes.
• experience (noun)
- feel,
- sophistication,
- time,
- savoir-faire,
- get,
- wit,
- background.
• fact (noun)
- whats what,
- how it i,
- how i,
- concrete happenings,
- like it i,
- like is,
- what what,
- like i,
- how is.
• familiarity (noun)
- Familiarity.
• feeling (noun)
- emotion,
- ardor,
- response,
- thrill,
- sensation,
- affection,
- impression,
- sympathy,
- feeling,
- mood,
- agitation,
- feverishness,
- tingle,
- passion.
• fortune (noun)
- fiftyfifty,
- wheel fortune,
- run luck,
- lucked inti,
- fiftyfifties,
- roll dice,
- fifty-fifties,
- lucked outs,
- way ball bounces,
- roll of dice,
- way the ball bounce,
- good breaks,
- lucked in to,
- way ball bounce,
- moirais,
- streak luck,
- fifty fifties,
- fifty fifty,
- lucky hits,
- way the cookie crumble,
- way cookie crumble.
• happening, occurrence (noun)
- test,
- trip,
- affair,
- incident,
- ordeal.
• hindsight (noun)
- looking backs,
- monday morning quarterbackings,
- hind-sight,
- hind-sights,
- re collections,
- re-collection,
- re-collections,
- hind sights,
- re collection,
- hind sight.
• intimacy (noun)
- close relationships,
- inwardnesses.
• judgment (noun)
- in tuitions,
- in tuition,
- in-tuitions,
- in-tuition.
• know-how (noun)
- ex-pertnesses,
- know how,
- ex pertness,
- ex pertnesses,
- ex-pertness.
• knowledge (noun)
- worldliness,
- empiricism,
- acquaintance,
- combat,
- proof,
- forebearance,
- evidence,
- practicality,
- training,
- Doing,
- caution,
- patience.
• large (noun)
- great.
• lore (noun)
- sayings,
- mythos,
- fable.
• maturity (noun)
- mellowness,
- prime of life,
- postpubescence,
- matureness,
- womanhood,
- full bloom,
- maturations,
- maturation,
- ripeness,
- maturescence.
• observation (noun)
- onceover,
- over looks,
- re view,
- re-marks,
- over look,
- over-look,
- re gards,
- over-looks,
- ex aminations,
- re marks,
- re searches,
- re mark,
- re-gard,
- re cognizing,
- re search,
- super-vision,
- re views,
- re-views,
- once over,
- super-visions,
- ex amination,
- re-view,
- noticings,
- super visions,
- re-cognizing,
- ex-aminations,
- recognizings.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- marvel,
- intimacy,
- run of luck,
- maturity,
- R&D,
- trial,
- self-portrayal,
- showcase,
- work-out,
- nobility,
- Pansophy,
- good break,
- monitorings,
- qualification,
- Phenomena,
- watchings,
- know-how,
- lucked out,
- organisms,
- fifty-fifty,
- sagacity,
- memoir,
- observation,
- looking back,
- sagaciousness,
- confidentiality,
- fact,
- dependabilities,
- Re-mark,
- the goods,
- concrete happening,
- phenomenon,
- horse sense,
- once-over,
- occasion,
- right stuff,
- one for the books,
- facts,
- confidentialities,
- BIOS,
- conjuncture,
- dependability,
- goings-on,
- close relationship,
- sweet reason,
- good reasoning,
- Research and Development,
- prepping,
- levelheadedness,
- Sageness,
- enterprise,
- how it is,
- tune-up,
- trial run,
- practice,
- knowhow,
- occasions,
- essential quality,
- showcases,
- like it is,
- homework,
- the makings,
- lucked into,
- test run,
- one for the book,
- personal history,
- Re-search,
- datums,
- phase,
- something else,
- conjunctures,
- scripture,
- politeness,
- specifics,
- the stuff,
- Aestheticism,
- rememberings,
- inwardness,
- manners,
- BIO,
- hazard,
- drillings,
- culture,
- way the ball bounces,
- prudence,
- lucky hit,
- good taste,
- good sense,
- episode,
- adventure,
- profundity,
- roll of the dice,
- milepost,
- Percipience,
- sound sense,
- cunnings,
- enterprises,
- judgment,
- judiciousness,
- essential qualities,
- fortune,
- history,
- way cookie crumbles,
- homeworks,
- Rara Avis,
- sensibleness,
- what’s going down,
- aliveness,
- sentience,
- way the cookie crumbles,
- substantiality,
- bodhi,
- mileposts,
- roll the dice,
- datum,
- reasonableness,
- skill,
- statistic,
- jeopardy,
- autobiography,
- savoir faire,
- wisdom,
- event,
- streak of luck,
- phenomenality,
- in formation,
- substantialities.
• phenomena (noun)
- phenomenalities.
• phenomenon (noun)
- one for books,
- one for book,
- something elses,
- rarae aves.
• practice (noun)
- re petition,
- re-petition,
- re-counting,
- re citation,
- preppings,
- recountings,
- re petitions,
- re citations,
- tune ups,
- tuneups,
- re counting,
- tuneup,
- work-outs,
- re-citations,
- work outs,
- re-petitions,
- relatings,
- tune-ups,
- re-citation.
• qualification (noun)
- Qualifiedness,
- what it takes.
• right stuff (noun)
- the stuffs,
- the making,
- right-stuff,
- self confidence,
- the good,
- selfconfidence.
• sagacity (noun)
- perceptiveness,
- good judgment,
- in sight.
• savvy (noun)
- knowings.
• skill (noun)
- aptitude,
- talent,
- technique,
- competence,
- adroitness,
- dexterity,
- adeptness,
- craft,
- genius,
- expertise,
- mastery,
- artfulness,
- capability,
- flair,
- deftness,
- facility,
- ability,
- acuity,
- cunning,
- proficiency,
- knack.
• trial (noun)
- research and developments,
- test runs,
- trial error,
- research developments,
- research development,
- try ons,
- r d.
• wisdom (noun)
- judiciousnesses,
- pansophies.
-
v.
• abide (verb)
- last,
- bear,
- persevere,
- persist,
- remain,
- abide,
- go on,
- linger,
- tolerate,
- tarry,
- continue.
• bear (verb)
- putting with,
- all-owing,
- puts with,
- all owed,
- all-owed,
- all owing.
• change (verb)
- experience.
• encounter (verb)
- chanced up on,
- rubs eyeballs,
- runs in to,
- runs smack into,
- chances up on,
- fell in with,
- running across,
- ran smack into,
- fall with,
- falls with,
- falling with,
- hitting up on,
- hits upon,
- crosses path,
- crossing the path,
- alighted upon,
- ran across,
- alight up on,
- meeting up with,
- falls in with,
- alighting upon,
- runs smack in to,
- hit up on,
- runs across,
- chancing upon,
- crosses the path,
- rubbed eyeballs,
- ran smack in to,
- run smack in to,
- chancing up on,
- bump in to,
- alights up on,
- hits up on,
- alighted up on,
- alit up on,
- chances upon,
- hitting upon,
- meets with,
- fell with,
- falling in with,
- chance up on,
- met up with,
- chanced upon,
- crossed path,
- crossed the path,
- ran in to,
- running smack into,
- alit upon,
- meets up with,
- meeting with,
- running smack in to,
- run in to,
- rubbing eyeballs,
- come up on,
- crossing path,
- alighting up on,
- running in to,
- alights upon,
- cross path.
• endure (verb)
- beared the brunt,
- taking patiently,
- bare brunt,
- living through,
- hanged in,
- am patient with,
- sticked it out,
- was patient with,
- sits through,
- art patient with,
- bore the brunt,
- nevers say die,
- grinning and bear it,
- bare the brunt,
- grin bear it,
- subjects to,
- resigning oneself,
- repressing feelings,
- lives out,
- resigns oneself,
- sticking it out,
- subjected to,
- nevering say die,
- rides out,
- beared brunt,
- bearing brunt,
- took patiently,
- with stand,
- grinned bear it,
- riding out,
- submits to,
- being patient with,
- with stood,
- sat through,
- wast patient with,
- grins bear it,
- rode out,
- were patient with,
- with standing,
- is patient with,
- are patient with,
- with-stands,
- represses feelings,
- nevered say die,
- subjecting to,
- bore brunt,
- stuck it out,
- sticks it out,
- grinning bear it,
- with-standing,
- sitting through,
- hung in,
- takes patiently,
- sate through,
- with-stand,
- grins and bear it,
- copes with,
- repressed feelings,
- resigned oneself,
- grinned and bear it,
- hangs in,
- with stands,
- bears the brunt,
- living out,
- bearing the brunt,
- wert patient with,
- bears brunt,
- rid out,
- lived out.
• enjoy (verb)
- being favored,
- reap benefits,
- were blessed,
- am favored,
- is blessed,
- pro-cesses,
- wast blessed,
- is favored,
- pro cess,
- pro-cess,
- was favored,
- reaped the benefits,
- pro cessed,
- re tain,
- are favored,
- am blessed,
- re-tain,
- re-tains,
- being blessed,
- wast favored,
- art favored,
- pro cessing,
- reaping benefits,
- art blessed,
- were favored,
- reaping the benefits,
- reaped benefits,
- pro-cessing,
- was blessed,
- are blessed,
- reaps benefits,
- wert blessed,
- pro-cessed,
- reaps the benefits,
- wert favored,
- re tains,
- pro cesses.
• face (verb)
- flying in face of,
- make stand,
- squares off,
- took bull by horns,
- takes bull by the horns,
- bitting the bullet,
- going up against,
- bitted bullet,
- grappling with,
- bitting bullet,
- went up against,
- bitted the bullet,
- taking bull by the horns,
- taking bull by horns,
- are confronted by,
- am confronted by,
- flew in face of,
- flies face of,
- taking the bull by the horns,
- was confronted by,
- takes bull by horns,
- were confronted by,
- takes the bull by the horns,
- take the bull by horns,
- took the bull by the horns,
- being confronted by,
- going against,
- take bull by horns,
- bits the bullet,
- taking the bull by horns,
- takes the bull by horns,
- fly face of,
- is confronted by,
- flies in face of,
- grapples with,
- wast confronted by,
- flying face of,
- took bull by the horns,
- took the bull by horns,
- made stand,
- wert confronted by,
- makes stand,
- making stand,
- art confronted by,
- making a stand,
- went against,
- flew face of,
- bits bullet,
- makes a stand,
- grappled with,
- goes against,
- goes up against,
- made a stand.
• feel (verb)
- handle,
- finger,
- respond,
- grope,
- touch,
- probe,
- sense,
- fumble.
• have (verb)
- art one’s duty to,
- am up to,
- are one’s duty to,
- shoulds,
- art up to,
- are compelled to,
- art forced to,
- was one duty to,
- art compelled to,
- am ones duty to,
- falling on,
- am compelled to,
- were up to,
- be ones duty to,
- is ones duty to,
- be came,
- falls on,
- wert compelled to,
- is forced to,
- were compelled to,
- am one duty to,
- be-come,
- wast one’s duty to,
- are duty to,
- was compelled to,
- are to,
- be to,
- being ones duty to,
- wast up to,
- rests with,
- was up to,
- were duty to,
- wast forced to,
- being duty to,
- art ones duty to,
- were one’s duty to,
- was one’s duty to,
- were forced to,
- are ones duty to,
- be one duty to,
- rested with,
- was forced to,
- wert one’s duty to,
- is to,
- is one duty to,
- is duty to,
- being up to,
- are forced to,
- are one duty to,
- be-comes,
- wert up to,
- were to,
- wert forced to,
- being one duty to,
- was duty to,
- being to,
- were ones duty to,
- is up to,
- was ones duty to,
- am duty to,
- wast ones duty to,
- art to,
- were one duty to,
- being one’s duty to,
- is one’s duty to,
- wert ones duty to,
- wast to,
- being compelled to,
- wert to,
- be duty to,
- be come,
- was to,
- am one’s duty to,
- being forced to,
- be-came,
- am to,
- be comes,
- wert one duty to,
- are up to,
- be-coming,
- is compelled to,
- wast one duty to,
- wert duty to,
- wast compelled to,
- wast duty to.
• know (verb)
- being cognizant,
- gat acquainted,
- wert learned,
- am cognizant,
- wert versed,
- hath knowledge of,
- re cognized,
- wast master of,
- kept on,
- cognized,
- got idea,
- art master of,
- am learned,
- gotten idea,
- wast read,
- dis criminating,
- were schooled,
- being acquainted with,
- was schooled,
- keeps upon,
- are schooled,
- hast information,
- art read,
- are read,
- being friends with,
- haddest knowledge of,
- were acquainted with,
- was versed,
- wast versed,
- are informed,
- was learned,
- hath dealings with,
- dis-cern,
- is read,
- hast knowledge of,
- art friends with,
- dis criminate,
- wast acquainted,
- wast friends with,
- were friends with,
- being read,
- dis-criminates,
- had knowledge of,
- being conversant in,
- keeps on,
- gets the idea,
- has knowledge of,
- got the idea,
- is master of,
- is informed,
- is acquainted,
- hath down pat,
- art cognizant,
- keeping up on,
- gets idea,
- had information,
- am master of,
- gat idea,
- wert master of,
- gets acquainted,
- had dealings with,
- hadst knowledge of,
- art conversant in,
- were acquainted,
- was conversant in,
- keeping upon,
- wert acquainted with,
- are conversant in,
- are learned,
- is schooled,
- was friends with,
- haddest information,
- haddest dealings with,
- are acquainted,
- are versed,
- being learned,
- kept upon,
- cognizing,
- dis cern,
- were master of,
- were informed,
- hadst down pat,
- being informed,
- was informed,
- is learned,
- is conversant in,
- keep upon,
- being versed,
- wert read,
- being acquainted,
- dis-criminated,
- wast learned,
- got acquainted,
- are acquainted with,
- were read,
- was cognizant,
- wast conversant in,
- gat the idea,
- wert cognizant,
- keeps up on,
- wast schooled,
- ons top of,
- re cognize,
- am schooled,
- am acquainted with,
- was acquainted with,
- was master of,
- am acquainted,
- re-cognized,
- is versed,
- art acquainted with,
- dis-criminating,
- onned top of,
- wast cognizant,
- gotten the idea,
- has information,
- has dealings with,
- having information,
- is friends with,
- wast acquainted with,
- dis criminates,
- being schooled,
- being master of,
- getting acquainted,
- were learned,
- onning top of,
- hadst dealings with,
- dis criminated,
- re cognizes,
- cognizes,
- get idea,
- having dealings with,
- are friends with,
- wert schooled,
- wert acquainted,
- dis-criminate,
- am conversant in,
- kept up on,
- hadst information,
- feeling certain,
- hast down pat,
- am read,
- keeping on,
- art informed,
- art versed,
- wert informed,
- were conversant in,
- art schooled,
- wert friends with,
- art learned,
- gotten acquainted,
- hath information,
- were versed,
- are cognizant,
- felt certain,
- art acquainted,
- getting the idea,
- were cognizant,
- haddest down pat,
- hast dealings with,
- wert conversant in,
- getting idea,
- was acquainted,
- was read,
- wast informed,
- having knowledge of,
- am versed.
• live (verb)
- de lighted,
- takes pleasure,
- de-light,
- am happy,
- making the most of,
- art happy,
- are happy,
- de light,
- de lights,
- making most of,
- de-lights,
- de-lighting,
- was happy,
- makes most of,
- took pleasure,
- made most of,
- being happy,
- de-lighted,
- were happy,
- de lighting,
- wast happy,
- wert happy,
- make most of,
- is happy,
- taking pleasure,
- makes the most of.
• meet (verb)
- coming against,
- running against,
- running up against,
- runs against,
- coming up against,
- rendezvouses with,
- makes a meet,
- ran up against,
- ran against,
- touched shoulders,
- brushing against,
- runs up against,
- making meet,
- came against,
- chancing on,
- makes meet,
- made a meet,
- making a meet,
- comes up against,
- made meet,
- met face to face,
- brushes against,
- meets face face,
- meets face to face,
- touches shoulders,
- meeting face face,
- came up against,
- rendezvousing with,
- touching shoulders,
- make meet,
- meet face face,
- meeting face to face,
- chances on,
- comes against,
- chanced on,
- met face face,
- digged up,
- rendezvoused with,
- brushed against.
• receive (verb)
- wert subjected to,
- being subjected to,
- are subjected to,
- am subjected to,
- wast subjected to,
- was subjected to,
- were subjected to,
- is subjected to,
- art subjected to.
• sample (verb)
- in spects,
- in spect,
- in-spects,
- in-spect.
• savor (verb)
- reveled in,
- luxuriated in,
- revelled in,
- luxuriating in,
- revels in,
- reveling in,
- revelling in,
- luxuriates in.
• see (verb)
- dis covers,
- dis-covering,
- got the hang of,
- got the drift,
- be-held,
- dis-covered,
- dis cover,
- dis covering,
- be-hold,
- under stands,
- be holds,
- un earth,
- catching on,
- under stand,
- un earths,
- gat hang of,
- be-holding,
- un-earths,
- gotten the drift,
- gets the drift,
- got hang of,
- un-earthed,
- gotten hang of,
- get hang of,
- getting drift,
- re marked,
- got drift,
- under stood,
- gat drift,
- dis-covers,
- under-stands,
- un-earthing,
- gat the drift,
- re-marked,
- un earthing,
- un earthed,
- gets the hang of,
- re-marking,
- gets hang of,
- be holding,
- dis covered,
- dis-cover,
- get drift,
- catches on,
- getting the hang of,
- re marking,
- be-holds,
- gat the hang of,
- getting the drift,
- gotten the hang of,
- un-earth,
- gotten drift,
- getting hang of,
- gets drift,
- under-stood.
•
- divided with,
- slicing up,
- went in with,
- take part of,
- cuts the pie,
- has a portion of,
- went fifty-fifty,
- hadst a portion of,
- be-stowing,
- gives and take,
- taking part of,
- pieced up,
- being a party to,
- am a party to,
- dividing with,
- pro rating,
- had hand in,
- be stows,
- wast party to,
- divides with,
- having a hand in,
- haddest a portion of,
- dis tribute,
- went halves,
- were party to,
- haddest hand in,
- going dutch,
- art a party to,
- paying half,
- give take,
- are party to,
- dis-tribute,
- takes part of,
- go fiftyfifty,
- art party to,
- hadst hand in,
- is party to,
- paid half,
- being party to,
- giving and take,
- cut pie,
- hast a portion of,
- had a portion of,
- goes fiftyfifty,
- having portion of,
- quotaing,
- going in with,
- goes fifty-fifty,
- haddest portion of,
- pieces up,
- quotaed,
- were a party to,
- pro-rated,
- be stowed,
- goes halves,
- be-stows,
- having a portion of,
- has hand in,
- pays half,
- hath hand in,
- slices up,
- parcelled out,
- am party to,
- taking a part of,
- cutting pie,
- payed half,
- have portion of,
- having hand in,
- hath portion of,
- parcels out,
- cuts pie,
- hast hand in,
- pro-rating,
- have hand in,
- is a party to,
- was party to,
- be stowing,
- goes in with,
- pro rates,
- goes dutch,
- be-stowed,
- has a hand in,
- has portion of,
- had a hand in,
- had portion of,
- goes fifty fifty,
- gives take,
- go fifty fifty,
- haddest a hand in,
- going fifty fifty,
- are a party to,
- hadst a hand in,
- was a party to,
- piecing up,
- hadst portion of,
- going fifty-fifty,
- wert party to,
- wast a party to,
- giving take,
- took a part of,
- be stow,
- be-stow,
- took part of,
- went fiftyfifty,
- went dutch,
- gave take,
- hast a hand in,
- pro-rates,
- going fiftyfifty,
- went fifty fifty,
- hath a portion of,
- dis-tributes,
- sliced up,
- dis tributes,
- gave and take,
- takes a part of,
- hast portion of,
- hath a hand in,
- parceling out,
- wert a party to,
- pro-rate.
• stand/stand for (verb)
- resigning oneself to,
- lived with,
- resigns oneself to,
- stay course,
- stayed course,
- staid course,
- stays course,
- resigns to,
- staying the course,
- resigned to,
- staid the course,
- stays the course,
- resigning to,
- staying course,
- resigned oneself to.
• suffer (verb)
- art racked,
- having a bad time,
- being racked,
- being convulsed,
- complained of,
- were impaired,
- art convulsed,
- are convulsed,
- art disadvantage,
- sate and take it,
- were wounded,
- sits and take it,
- were affected,
- hath bad time,
- feeling wretched,
- are disadvantage,
- wast affected,
- wast convulsed,
- being disadvantage,
- wert handicapped,
- wert disadvantage,
- am at disadvantage,
- are handicapped,
- wast at disadvantage,
- hath a bad time,
- carries the torch,
- was affected,
- am disadvantage,
- art impaired,
- were disadvantage,
- was impaired,
- wert racked,
- carrying torch,
- is at disadvantage,
- wert impaired,
- hast a bad time,
- haddest bad time,
- waits out,
- is impaired,
- wast impaired,
- felt wretched,
- carried torch,
- sit take it,
- was wounded,
- has a bad time,
- wast wounded,
- was handicapped,
- are wounded,
- wast handicapped,
- am affected,
- had a bad time,
- being impaired,
- wast disadvantage,
- art at disadvantage,
- sat take it,
- were racked,
- wert at disadvantage,
- were handicapped,
- was at disadvantage,
- sitting and take it,
- art wounded,
- is racked,
- carry torch,
- being handicapped,
- am racked,
- carries torch,
- having bad time,
- is handicapped,
- wert affected,
- being affected,
- sate take it,
- was convulsed,
- am impaired,
- haddest a bad time,
- sits take it,
- have bad time,
- were convulsed,
- were at disadvantage,
- wert convulsed,
- wert wounded,
- is wounded,
- was disadvantage,
- are racked,
- sitting take it,
- art affected,
- am wounded,
- complaining of,
- carried the torch,
- had bad time,
- am convulsed,
- is affected,
- being at disadvantage,
- was racked,
- is disadvantage,
- are affected,
- waiting out,
- has bad time,
- am handicapped,
- waited out,
- wast racked,
- is convulsed,
- are at disadvantage,
- feels wretched,
- sat and take it,
- hadst a bad time,
- being wounded,
- art handicapped,
- hadst bad time,
- carrying the torch,
- hast bad time,
- are impaired,
- be disadvantage,
- complains of.
• take (verb)
- interpreting as,
- put practice,
- re acted,
- thought of as,
- sees as,
- be-having,
- letting in,
- be lieve,
- looking up on,
- be-haves,
- wast aware of,
- be-have,
- thinks as,
- thinking of as,
- are aware of,
- am aware of,
- enter up on,
- gave access,
- thought as,
- under took,
- saw as,
- were aware of,
- thinking as,
- re-acted,
- under takes,
- be have,
- letted in,
- re acting,
- be having,
- thinks of as,
- think as,
- giving access,
- looking upon,
- gives access,
- looked up on,
- under-taken,
- interpreted as,
- under take,
- under taken,
- looks upon,
- wert aware of,
- puts practice,
- putting practice,
- art aware of,
- putting in practice,
- under-takes,
- be-lieve,
- be haves,
- puts in practice,
- look up on,
- interprets as,
- is aware of,
- looks up on.
• undergo (verb)
- under gone,
- un derwent,
- under-going,
- under going,
- under-went,
- under went,
- under-gone,
- un-derwent.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- consciousness,
- hand-eye coordination,
- capacity,
- faculty,
- affinity,
- discrimination,
- learning,
- hindsight,
- point of reference,
- prowess,
- showmanship,
- style,
- acrobatics,
- strength,
- accuracy,
- general knowledge,
- emotional intelligence,
- forte,
- street smarts,
- power,
- self-discovery,
- instinct,
- wizardry,
- professionalism,
- virtuosity,
- qualifications,
- literacy,
- armory,
- finesse,
- foreknowledge,
- gift,
- accomplishment,
- the wherewithal,
- functioning,
- wallow,
- equipment,
- self-knowledge,
- trick,
- grasp,
- grounding,
- give up to,
- bubble over,
- competency,
- workmanship,
- form,
- core competence,
- artistry,
- resource,
- bent,
- high gear,
- polish,
- repertoire.
-
•
- depth,
- record,
- It,
- work up,
- realization,
- imbibe,
- idea,
- fall apart,
- overview,
- ease,
- sweep away,
- brim over,
- class.
-
•
- world,
- walk away with,
- eat up,
- muster,
- prove.
-
•
- prickle.
-
•
- froth.
-
•
- swell.
-
•
- carry.
• endure
- hang in,
- lives through,
- sit through,
- go through,
- hanging in,
- bear the brunt,
- coping with,
- never say die,
- lived through,
- bear brunt,
- grin and bear it,
- live through,
- submitted to,
- live out,
- enduring,
- be patient with,
- submit to,
- take patiently,
- Endured,
- submitting to,
- meet with,
- repress feelings,
- cope with,
- sticks out,
- ride out,
- resign oneself,
- coped with,
- stick it out.
• go through
- going through.
• know
- Kenned,
- be versed,
- keep on,
- be learned,
- has down pat,
- be cognizant,
- cognize,
- having down pat,
- feel certain,
- get acquainted,
- apperceive,
- be conversant in,
- be informed,
- had down pat,
- be master of,
- have down pat,
- is cognizant,
- have knowledge of,
- feels certain,
- have information,
- kenning,
- is acquainted with,
- be acquainted,
- tasting,
- get the idea,
- be schooled,
- be friends with,
- have dealings with,
- keep up on,
- be acquainted with,
- kent,
- on top of,
- be read.
• live
- take pleasure,
- make the most of,
- made the most of,
- be happy.
• meet
- digs up,
- chance on,
- lucking,
- come against,
- make a meet,
- run up against,
- run against,
- come up against,
- rendezvous with,
- digging up,
- brush against,
- touch shoulders,
- lucked,
- meet face to face,
- dig up.
• Other relevant words:
- sample,
- chance upon,
- put with,
- piece up,
- living with,
- Having,
- eyeballs,
- stand for,
- fall on,
- permit,
- go up against,
- meet,
- puts up with,
- Experiencing,
- divide with,
- stay the course,
- square off,
- deal with,
- complain of,
- savor,
- be up to,
- be forced to,
- shoulded,
- carry the torch,
- go against,
- oughted,
- be a party to,
- be impaired,
- enjoy,
- hit upon,
- stayed the course,
- stood for,
- resign oneself to,
- alight upon,
- oughting,
- tolerates,
- thinks about,
- have a hand in,
- should,
- go with,
- be convulsed,
- going halves,
- fell on,
- face,
- be at disadvantage,
- slice up,
- undergo,
- revel in,
- meted out,
- be confronted by,
- run into,
- be racked,
- Tolerating,
- squaring off,
- be party to,
- have,
- feel wretched,
- go in with,
- suffer,
- met with,
- retain,
- receive,
- meet up with,
- resting with,
- have a portion of,
- go halves,
- parcel out,
- Sipped,
- take a part of,
- pay half,
- ought,
- share,
- cut the pie,
- runs into,
- eyeballing,
- rub eyeballs,
- parceled out,
- live,
- enjoys,
- run across,
- rest with,
- putting up with,
- take bull by the horns,
- run smack into,
- be affected,
- ran into,
- wait out,
- give out,
- put up with,
- squared off,
- think about,
- eyeballed,
- give and take,
- endure,
- go fifty-fifty,
- be favored,
- see,
- be coming,
- Lasted,
- live with,
- eyeball,
- shoulding,
- take the bull by the horns,
- be wounded,
- Fronting,
- be blessed,
- make a stand,
- life,
- luxuriate in,
- know,
- encounter,
- reap the benefits,
- fall in with,
- resign to,
- oughts,
- meting out,
- be handicapped,
- stand,
- tell off,
- thinking about,
- cutting the pie,
- grapple with,
- thought about,
- be one’s duty to,
- be compelled to,
- cross the path,
- have a bad time,
- fly in face of,
- running into,
- parcelling out,
- sit and take it.
• receive
- received.
• see
- get the hang of,
- caught on,
- get the drift,
- catch on,
- be hold,
- be held.
• take
- look upon,
- see as,
- was aware of,
- think of as,
- put in practice,
- lets in,
- interpret as,
- give access,
- looked upon,
- being aware of,
- seeing as,
- enter upon,
- let in.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- constant,
- perceive,
- large,
- Gest,
- get wind,
- participate in,
- reaction,
- consider,
- contract,
- visit,
- fathom,
- father,
- fuck,
- tempering,
- enjoy oneself,
- conversance,
- sentiment,
- curriculum vitae,
- education,
- comprehend,
- eff,
- physical pain,
- amaze,
- cv,
- beforehand,
- apprehend,
- abiding,
- entertaining,
- fancy,
- commence,
- expectation,
- gain,
- be,
- hump,
- visualize,
- comprehensive,
- formerly,
- assure,
- can,
- skillset,
- note,
- manipulate,
- picture,
- sufferance,
- dumbfound,
- beat,
- escapade,
- escort,
- scram,
- incur,
- begin,
- Cognoscence,
- Emprise,
- lancinate,
- ample,
- stage,
- association,
- start,
- act,
- gloat over,
- inhabit,
- be intimate,
- love,
- bear up under,
- also,
- ever,
- puzzle,
- deed,
- insure,
- duration,
- set out,
- longevity,
- find out,
- control,
- fellowship,
- arrest,
- attend,
- hap,
- put through,
- feel deeply,
- image,
- be sensible of,
- cognition,
- confess,
- pay off,
- pay,
- work through,
- rare,
- matter of fact,
- discover,
- entertained,
- juncture,
- repent,
- foul,
- furthermore,
- friendship,
- eventuality,
- produce,
- acknowledge,
- run through,
- conceive,
- skills,
- inspiration,
- sophisticate,
- become,
- feat,
- disclosure,
- happenstance,
- reside,
- patch,
- imagine,
- interpret,
- broad,
- continuing,
- be met by,
- down,
- go steady,
- lie with,
- originally,
- comprehension,
- lead,
- forth,
- procure,
- noisome,
- shoulder,
- suffering,
- accomplish,
- anciently,
- acquaintanceship,
- be alive,
- earlier,
- sensory experience,
- learn,
- too,
- suffer pain,
- partake of,
- bleed,
- heartthrob,
- subsist,
- construe,
- regret,
- make,
- beg pardon,
- survey,
- Skilfulness,
- hold out,
- shoot,
- knowledge,
- erudition,
- wince,
- make out,
- scarce,
- bare facts,
- habit,
- percept,
- see to it,
- come across,
- withstand,
- conscience,
- humble oneself,
- upbringing,
- be faced with,
- practises,
- thing,
- vast,
- have it away,
- brook,
- hold up,
- twinge,
- fix,
- eat,
- take-in,
- data,
- lot,
- convey,
- try out,
- stimulate,
- undertaking,
- hear,
- sustain,
- scholarship,
- be familiar with,
- get laid,
- sense impression,
- still more,
- ingest,
- throw,
- determine,
- witness,
- already,
- welcome,
- disclose,
- common sense,
- confront,
- examine,
- sire,
- bring,
- moxie,
- develop,
- uphold,
- try,
- may,
- moreover,
- win,
- stomach,
- jazz,
- submit,
- sweeping,
- be without,
- induce,
- allow,
- sense perception,
- essay,
- be sorry for,
- stupefy,
- secure,
- understand,
- forfeit,
- lately,
- intelligence,
- quickness,
- survive,
- knowing,
- mislay,
- feel for,
- loathsome,
- figure,
- aim,
- ensure,
- standing,
- breeding,
- seniority,
- uproarious,
- advent,
- effectiveness,
- apprehension,
- inspect,
- visualise,
- contend with,
- writhe,
- twitch,
- appear before,
- efficiency,
- regard,
- fortunes,
- ascertain,
- worldly wisdom,
- interval,
- stinking,
- behold,
- carry out,
- Family,
- apologize,
- own,
- fetch,
- wallow in,
- engender,
- ahead,
- reckon,
- wide,
- nonetheless,
- adventures,
- corpus,
- once,
- be conscious of,
- pass,
- think better of,
- judgement,
- start out,
- besides,
- exist,
- much more,
- drink up,
- savvy,
- discern,
- go,
- proceeding,
- season,
- ken,
- have it off,
- bask in,
- precognition,
- feel pain,
- age,
- bugger off,
- envision,
- perplex,
- invite,
- hold,
- realize,
- ache,
- realise,
- unprecedented,
- consume,
- use,
- foreboding,
- ingenuity,
- experienced,
- take,
- screw,
- baffle,
- few,
- heretofore,
- obtain,
- forward,
- check,
- recognise,
- concern,
- be exposed to,
- give birth,
- extensive,
- live on,
- be pleased,
- sleep with,
- generate,
- joy,
- perception,
- get word,
- each,
- reminder,
- train,
- bring forth,
- think through,
- ago,
- bewilder,
- set about,
- blaseness,
- find,
- swim in,
- verse,
- suffer from,
- experiment,
- smart,
- augury,
- palpate,
- deliver,
- be penitent,
- yet,
- qualify,
- birth,
- capture,
- dealing,
- drive,
- pose,
- rotten,
- bonk,
- conversancy,
- flummox,
- make love,
- danger,
- project,
- populate,
- additionally,
- implement,
- handiness,
- drink,
- matter,
- let,
- weather,
- appreciation,
- reclaim,
- beget,
- art,
- have got,
- arrive,
- exploit,
- buzz off,
- again,
- fetid,
- ratio cognoscendi,
- view,
- be aware of,
- need,
- infrequent,
- reconcile oneself to,
- mother,
- antiquate,
- practise,
- nonplus,
- cognise,
- putrid,
- bang,
- wrestle with,
- cognizance,
- while away,
- feel pleasure,
- vex,
- affect,
- ail,
- accept,
- Technics,
- be one’s lot,
- contingency,
- presentiment,
- feeling tone,
- recant,
- dwell,
- recognition,
- particular,
- bed,
- hackney,
- grow,
- educate,
- draw,
- cleverness,
- conceive of,
- miss,
- boiled,
- devour,
- catch,
- efficacy,
- Unfrequent,
- date,
- mystify,
- take care,
- biography,
- be in clover,
- come together,
- appreciate,
- Privity,
- watch,
- irritate,
- inform,
- observe,
- still further,
- companionship,
- permanent,
- insight,
- Chops,
- spell,
- support,
- do penance,
- give,
- possess,
- durable,
- pay back,
- have a sensation,
- pass through,
- cause,
- intuition,
- lose,
- must,
- lasting,
- get a line,
- hug oneself,
- get something,
- pathos,
- gut reaction,
- entertain,
- thole,
- feature,
- malodorous,
- gravel,
- relish,
- spend,
- turn of events,
- period,
- aby,
- Supportance,
- confession,
- recognize,
- feast on,
- HIT,
- undercurrent,
- look,
- tolerance,
- stick,
- acquire,
- expertness,
- go across,
- brave,
- do it,
- rue,
- fait accompli,
- previously,
- let slip,
- peril,
- Technic,
- smell,
- credentials,
- get it on,
- incidence,
- plead guilty,
- be subjected to.
How to use «Experience» in context?
Whenever somebody tells you about their experience, you might think about it as the time they went on a safari or biked across the United States. To many others, it could mean the time they took a course to learn how to make sushi. Experiences can be as varied as the people who have them, and that’s why they’re so special.
Generally speaking, experiences can be defined as anything that can stretch a person’s senses and put them in a new, different place.
Paraphrases for Experience:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
experiences.
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Adverb
experiences.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
Enjoying.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
inexperienced.
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Noun, plural
ordeals.
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Noun, singular or mass
inexperience.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
experiential.
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Proper noun, singular
experiential, Efforts, actions, forces, reviews, events, mirrors.
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Noun, plural
Duties, Energies, Histories, Cues, skills, experts, assignments, exposures, assays, campaigns, functions, qualifications, backgrounds, strengths.
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Noun, singular or mass
competence, data, encounter, evidence, exposure, practice, record, seniority.
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Verb, past tense
drew, Did, Had, Happened, knows.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
conducting, dealing, drawing, playing, serving, Doing, Navigating, implementing.
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Verb, past participle
accustomed, exposed, taught, tried, Gained, Worked.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
encounter, endure, suffer, undergo, Undertaken, cases.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
Has, Faces, undergoes.
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Verb, base form
encounter, endure, practice, record, recording, relive, suffer, undergo, witnesses.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
experienced.
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Proper noun, plural
lessons.
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Proper noun, singular
experienced, experiments, lessons.
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Noun, plural
experiments, insights, lessons.
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Noun, singular or mass
experienced, internship, lesson.
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Adverb
lessons.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
experimenting.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
lessons.
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Adjective
Homophones for Experience:
- exuberance.
Hypernym for Experience:
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n.
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cognition
re-experiencing, reality, familiarisation, living, reminder, woodcraft, world, life, reliving, Familiarization.
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event
sign, ordeal, taste, flashing, blast, head trip, preindication, trip, foretoken, flash, out-of-body experience, time, loss, augury, near-death experience, good time, appalling, vision.
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cognition
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v.
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change
meet, receive, encounter.
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cognition
relive, taste, live over.
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perception
take, see, feel, come, sustain, find, get, know, witness, endure, enjoy, experience, suffer, horripilate, have, live, meet.
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change
Hyponym for Experience:
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n.
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cognition
content, cognitive content, mental object, education.
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event
natural event, happening, Occurrent, occurrence.
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cognition
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v.
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change
change.
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cognition
go through, see, experience.
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perception
undergo.
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change
Meronym for Experience:
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n.
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event
high point.
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event
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narrowed down
- Synonyms:
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abate,
calm down,
check,
contract,
crumble,
curb,
curtail,
cut down,
decay,
decline.
Nearby words
- expenses
- expensing
- expensive
- expensively
- expensiveness
- Experience
- (every) now and then/again
- e
- E B White
- e banking
- e bankings
Resources
- EXPERIENCE synonyms at Thesaurus.com
- EXPERIENCE synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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Powerthesaurus.org
— EXPERIENCE synonyms - Collins Dictionary — synonyms of EXPERIENCE
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YourDictionary
— another words for EXPERIENCE
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