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Monday, February 08, 2021
synonym for
annoy
vex
verb
[ veks ]
vex
is another word for
annoy
To
annoy
is to disturb or bother a person in a way that displeases, troubles, or slightly irritates them. This verb is usually used in discussion of minor offenses, such as noises that repeatedly interrupt one’s focus or behavior that tries one’s patience.
Vex
is a more pointed term, suggesting a greater degree of irritation or frustration and sometimes even distress or worry. This versatile verb is also used to talk about problems or questions that, in their complexity or difficulty, confound or perplex.
Commonly found as
vex me
The town did not have street signs, which, as a tourist trying to find my way around,
vexed me
to no end.
continue to vex
The problem
continues to vex
scientists around the world.
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Feb 09
ruse
Feb 07
prevail
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Sunday, February 07, 2021
synonym for
win
prevail
verb
[ pri-
veyl
]
prevail
is another word for
win
The verbs
win
and
prevail
both deal with claiming victory, but in different arenas.
Win
is more likely to be found in a literal arena, as in the case of a sporting event where one team will overcome an adversary to
win
a game (go, team!).
Prevail
is commonly found in discussions of struggles or battles where the winner is not a team, but an idea such as morality, justice, or truth. It’s also used in the common expression
cooler heads prevail,
which is used (usually in a hopeful or relieved manner) to mean that more calm, rational voices will or did win out over fiery, irrational ones.
Commonly found as
justice + prevail
There had been many setbacks on the case, but the attorney was undaunted; she believed all along that
justice
would
prevail
.
prevail over
The diplomat went into the negotiations hoping that trust and collaboration would
prevail over
fear and greed.
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vex
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rambunctious
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Saturday, February 06, 2021
synonym for
rowdy
rambunctious
adjective
[ ram-
buhngk
-sh
uh
s ]
rambunctious
is another word for
rowdy
The adjective
rowdy
describes things that are disorderly and noisy or disruptive, often groups of people gathered together for an event (a
rowdy crowd
at a game) or the gathering itself (a
rowdy celebration
). It can suggest roughness or boisterous fun, depending on the context. The adjective
rambunctious
conveys a similar active noisiness, but it skews younger, more commonly describing children or even young pets that are wildly boisterous and, thus, difficult to handle. But whatever difficulty this adjective suggests is usually couched in affection for the unrestrained energy of youth.
Commonly found as
rambunctious toddler
The parents were straining to keep up with their
rambunctious toddler,
who seemed to find something new to break every three seconds.
energetic and rambunctious
The puppies were especially
energetic and rambunctious
in the morning, exactly the opposite of their owner who preferred to sleep in.
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