Minister—contribute, supply, administer.
Mirth—merriment, joy, hilarity, cheerfulness, vivacity, jollity.
Mischief—damage, harm, hurt, misfortune, injury.
Miserly—stingy, covetous, penurious, niggardly, avaricious.
Misfortune—calamity, harm, disaster, mishap, ill luck.
Misttake—error, blunder, misconception.
Misuse—ill-treat, pervert, misapply, abuse.
Mitigate—lessen, alleviate, ameliorate, abate, appease, assuage, soothe, mollify.
Model—pattern, copy, sample, mould, specimen.
Moderation—temperance, sobriety, frugality, forbearance, modesty.
Modern—recent, late, new, novel.
Modest—quiet, retiring, reserved, diffident, bashful, unassuming.
Modify—re-arrange, change, alter, extenuate, moderate.
Molest—annoy, vex, tease, trouble, disturb, incommode,
Mollify—ease, appease, moderate, mitigate, assuage, soften.
Morose—sour, sullen, gloomy, peevish, forbidding.
Motive—incentive, reason, cause, principle.
Mourn—grieve, lament, sorrow, bewail, bemoan.
Move—change, pass, stir, influence, persuade, incite, actuate, instigate, impel.
Munifcient—bounteous, bountiful, generous, beneficent, plentiful, liberal.
Muse—study, ponder, wonder, think, reflect, meditate, contemplate.
Mutable—changeable, unsteady, inconstant, fickle, wavering, unstable, variable, alterable, irresolute.
Mutilate—deface, injure, destroy, deprive, mangle, maim.
Mutinous—turbulent, seditious, insubordinate.
Mysterious—hidden, obscure, dim, mystic, latent, dark.
N
Naked—exposed, nude, unclothed, uncovered, simple, plain.
Name—cognomen, appellation, title, reputation, credit, denomination.
Narrow—contracted, confined, limited, curtailed, close.
Native—indigenous, genuine, intrinsic.
Near—adjoining, adjacent, close, contiguous.
Necessary—needful, expedient, indispensable, essential, important, requisite.
Need—poverty, want, penury, indigence.
Nefarious—evil, wicked, unjust, wrong, iniquitous.
Negligent—careless, heedless, remiss, neglectful, inattentive.
New—tresh, late, modern, novel.
Nigh—close, adjoining, near, contiguous, adjacent.
Nosie—distinguished, elevated, exalted, illustrious, great, grand.
Noisy—boisterous, turbulent, clamorous, high, loud, sounding.
Noted—renowned, distinguished, conspicuous, celebrated, eminent, notorious, illustrious.
Notice—warning, information, intelligence, advice.
Notion—thought, opinion, sentiment, whim, idea, conception, perception.
Notorious—celebrated, distinguished, noted, public, conspicuous, renowned.
Notwithstanding—nevertheless, however, in spite of, yet.
Nourish—feed, uphold, maintain, cherish, nurture, support.
O
Obdurate—inflexible, unfecling, callous, impenitent, hardened, insensible, obstinate.
Obedient—submissive, compliant, yielding, dutiful, respectful, obsequious.
Object—end, subject, aim.
Object—oppose, except to, against.
Oblige—compel, coerce, bind, force, engage, favor, please, gratify.
Obnoxious—offensive, liable, disagreeable, unpleasant, exposed.
Obscure—hidden, concealed, indistinct, difficult, dark, abstruse.
Observance—Ceremony, rite, form, attention, respect.
Observant—watchful, attentive, mindful, regardful.
Observe—See, notice, watch, follow, remark, keep.
Obsolete—disused, old, worn-out, antiquated, ancient, old-fashioned.
Obstacle—impediment, obstruction, difficulty, hinderance.
Obstinate—stubborn, resolute, headstrong.
Obstruct—impede, hinder, stop, prevent.
Obtain—gain, secure, get, win, acquire, procure, earn.
Obvious—plain, apparent, open, clear, evident, visible, manifest.
Occupation—work, profession, calling, trade, business, avocation, employment.
Occupy—keep, hold, use, possess.
Occurrence—event, contingency, adventure, incident.
Odor—smell, fragrance, scent, perfume.
Offense—trespass, crime, injury, sin, outrage, insult, misdeed, wrong, transgression.
Offensive—mean, abusive, insulting, impertinent, insolent, rude, scurrilous, obnoxious, opprobrious.
Officious—busy, active, forward, obtrusive, intrusive.
Only—solely, singly, alone, simply, merely.
Open—unravel, reveal, disclose, unlock.
Opening—fissure, aperture, hole, cavity.
Operation—performance, agency, action.
Opinion—belief, idea, sentiment, notion.
Opinionated—stiff, obstinate, egotistical, conceited, stubborn, self-willed.
Opponent—opposer, adversary, foe, enemy, antagonist.
Opposite—contrary, repugnant, adverse.
Opprobious—reproachful, abusive, offensive, insolent, insulting, scandalous, scurrilous.
Opprobrium—shame, disgrace, reproach, infamy, ignominy.
Oration—speech, sermon, lecture, discourse, address, harangue.
Ordain—appoint, invest, order, prescribe.
Order—brotherhood, fraternity, rank, method, succession, series, degree, genus.
Order—mandate, injunction, command, precept.
Orderly—precise, regular, systematic, methodical.
Ordinary—usual, common.
Origin—rise, cause, source, foundation, beginning, descent, fountain.
Original—primitive, first, pristine, primary.
Ornament—decorate, beautify, adorn, deck, embellish.
Ornate—decorated, adorned, embellished, bedecked, garnished.
Ostentation—parade, display, show, boast.
Outrage—insult, injure, affront, violence.
Outwarp—extraneous, apparent, extrinsic.
Overbearing—repressive, haughty, impertinent, lordly.
Overcome—vanquish, conquer, surmount, subdue.
Overflow—fill, inundate, deluge, abound.
Oversight—mistake, error, misapprehension, inattention.
Overwhelm—overpower, crush, upturn, overthrow, subdue.
Owner—holder, proprietor, possessor, master.
P
Pacify—calm, still, quiet, conciliate, soothe.
Pain—distress, afflict, torture, torment, suffer, burt.
Paint—portray, represent, depict, sketch, color, describe, delineate.
Pair—join, two, couple, brace.
Pale—fade, wan, white, pallid, fair.
Palpable—gross, plain, discernible, perceptible, apparent.
Palpitate—tremble, throb, beat, flutter, gasp, pant.
Pang—torture, torment, distress, agony, anguish, sorrow.
Pardon—acquit, free, forgive, discharge, release, remit, clear.
Parsimonius—mean, frugal, miserly, avaricious, penurious, niggardly.
Part—share, portion, division, piece, concern, action.
Particular—individual, exact, appropriate, circumstantial, peculiar, specific, exclusive, punctual, distinct.
Particularly—principally, chiefly, mainly, especially, distinctly, specifically.
Partisan—disciple, adhercnt, follower.
Partner—associate, accomplice, colleague, coadjutor.
Passion—desire, feeling, love, anger, excitement.
Passionate—hot, angry, irascible, hasty, excitable.
Passive—submissive, unresisting, patient, resigned.
Pathetic—affecting, moving, touching.
Patience—endurance, resignation, fortitude.
