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marbles

NOUN
lucidness
Synonyms
STRONG
acumen balance comprehension intelligence judiciousness lucidity mind normality prudence rationality reason reasonableness sagacity saneness sense soundness stability understanding wit
WEAK
clear mind common-sense good judgment healthy mind levelheadedness right mind sound mind
Antonyms
STRONG
disbelief ignorance inability ineptness instability misinterpretation mistake misunderstanding
NOUN
mind
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attention brain consciousness genius head imagination instinct intellect judgment mentality perception psyche sense soul spirit talent thought wisdom
STRONG
apperception brainpower brains capacity cognizance conception creativity faculty function ingenuity intellectual intuition lucidity observation power ratiocination reason reasoning regard sanity soundness thinker understanding wits
WEAK
intellectuality percipience
Antonyms
STRONGEST
being body ignorance incapacity physicality reality stupidity
STRONG
incompetence unsoundness
WEAK
amnesia corporeality
NOUN
reason
Synonyms
STRONGEST
logic reasoning sense
STRONG
acumen apprehension argumentation bounds brain brains comprehension deduction dialectics discernment generalization induction inference intellect intellection judgment limits lucidity mentality mind moderation propriety ratiocination rationalism rationality rationalization reasonableness saneness sanity senses sensibleness soundness speculation understanding wisdom wit
WEAK
sound mind
Antonyms
STRONG
body disbelief ignorance misinterpretation mistake misunderstanding physicality stupidity unsoundness
NOUN
saneness
Synonyms
STRONG
acumen balance comprehension intelligence judiciousness lucidity lucidness mind normality prudence rationality reason reasonableness sagacity sense soundness stability understanding wit
WEAK
clear mind common-sense good judgment healthy mind levelheadedness right mind sound mind
Antonyms
STRONG
disbelief ignorance inability ineptness instability misinterpretation mistake misunderstanding
NOUN
sanity
Synonyms
STRONGEST
common-sense normality prudence rationality soundness stability wit
STRONG
acumen balance comprehension intelligence judiciousness lucidity lucidness reason reasonableness sagacity saneness sense understanding
WEAK
clear mind good judgment healthy mind levelheadedness right mind sound mind
Antonyms
STRONG
ignorance inability ineptness misinterpretation mistake misunderstanding
WEAK
craziness insanity instability madness unsoundness
NOUN
wit/wits
Synonyms
WEAK
acumen acuteness astucity astuteness awareness balance brainpower brains cleverness common-sense comprehension depth of perception discernment discrimination esprit grasp ingenuity insight keenness lucidity mentality mind perception perspicacity practicality prudence rationality reason sagaciousness sagacity sageness saneness sanity sapience sense shrewdness soundness understanding wisdom
Antonyms
WEAK
ignorance stupidity

Example Sentences

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The simulations track how gas in the plumes behaves on very small scales, where individual particles move, collide, and transfer energy in a way similar to marbles bouncing into one another.

From Science Daily • Nov. 18, 2025

The book was clearly fiction — featuring characters such as an absurdly monastic Bolivian radio-novela writer who loses his marbles and begins to confuse his characters and his plots.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 13, 2025

In Ball Sort Puzzle, you are shown a screen featuring several test tubes that contain marbles of various colors.

From Slate • Dec. 28, 2024

One of them looked to be clutching several glass marbles in his hand.

From BBC • Oct. 13, 2024

His eyes were liquid black marbles, and his voice was a rumble from beneath the world.

From "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.