Air designates the invisible mixture of gases which surrounds the earth and is the impalpable respirable substance essential to life or that substance mixed with or contaminated by other substances. the air we breathe perfumed air smoky air Atmosphere designates the layers of air which form the envelope of the earth or a similar gaseous […]
Category: Synonyms
Difference between Aim, Aspire, and Pant
Aim, Aspire, and Pant all may mean to have as a controlling desire something beyond one’s present power of attainment.
Difference between Agriculture, Farming, and Husbandry
Agriculture, Farming, and Husbandry all mean the science or the business of raising plants and animals useful to man.
Difference between Agreement, Accord and Understanding
Agreement, Accord and Understanding are comparable chiefly in their political and legal uses.
Difference between Agree, Square, Conform, Accord, Harmonize, Correspond, Tally and Jibe
Agree, Square, Conform, Accord, Harmonize, Correspond, Tally and Jibe mean to exist or go together without conflict or incongruity.
Difference between Agree, Concur and Coincide
Agree, Concur and Coincide are comparable when they mean to come into or to be in harmony regarding a matter of opinion or a policy.
Difference between Agrarian and Agricultural
Agrarian and Agricultural are sometimes confused because they carry common implications and are used to qualify like terms.
Difference between Agile, Nimble, Brisk and Spry
Agile, Nimble, Brisk and Spry mean acting or moving with quickness and alacrity.
Difference between Aggressive, Militant, Assertive, Self-assertive, Pushing and Pushy
Aggressive, Militant, Assertive, Self-assertive, Pushing and Pushy are here compared as applied to persons, their dispositions, or their behavior, and as meaning conspicuously or obtrusively active or energetic.
Difference between Aggregate, Aggregation, Conglomerate, Conglomeration, Agglomerate and Agglomeration
Aggregate, Aggregation, Conglomerate, Conglomeration, Agglomerate and Agglomeration all denote a mass formed by parts or particles that are not merged into each other.
Difference between Agent, Factor, Attorney, Deputy and Proxy
Agent, Factor, Attorney, Deputy and Proxy all agree in meaning one who performs the duties of or transacts business for another, but differ in specific application.
Difference between Aged, Old, Elderly and Superannuated
Aged, Old, Elderly and Superannuated when applied to persons mean far advanced in years.