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#3.

• 3. FORMAL EXISTENCE

• Internal conditions

• inherence

• subjectiveness

• ego

• essence

• noumenon

• essential part

• quintessence

• incarnation

• quiddity

• gist

• pith

• marrow

• core

• sap

• lifeblood

• backbone

• heart

• soul

• important part

• principle

• nature

• constitution

• character

• type

• quality

• habit

• temper

• temperament

• spirit

• humor

• grain

• disposition

• endowment

• capacity

• capability

• moods

• declensions

• features

• aspects

• peculiarities

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• idiosyncrasy

• oddity

• idiocrasy

• diagnostics

• V. be in the blood

• run in the blood

• be born so

• be intrinsic

• Adj. derived from within

• subjective

• intrinsic

• fundamental

• normal

• implanted

• inherent

• essential

• natural

• innate

• inborn

• inbred

• ingrained

• inwrought

• coeval with birth

• radical

• incarnate

• thoroughbred

• hereditary

• inherited

• immanent

• congenital

• congenite|

• connate

• running

• in the blood

• ingenite|

• indigenous

• in the grain

• bred in the bone

• instinctive

• inward

• internal

• to the manner

• born

• virtual

• characteristic

• (indicative) 550

• invariable

• incurable

• incorrigible

• ineradicable

• fixed

• Adv. intrinsically

• at bottom

• in the main

• in effect

• practically

• virtually

• substantially

• au fond

• fairly

• Phr. "character is higher than intellect" [Emerson]

• "come give us a

• Hamlet][Nepos]

• "vital spark of heavenly flame" [Pope]

• External conditions

• objectiveness

• non ego;

• extraneousness

• accident

• appearance

• phenomenon

• Adj. derived from without

• objective

• extrinsic

• extraneous

• modal

• adventitious

• incidental

• accidental

• nonessential

• contingent

• fortuitous

• implanted

• inculcated

• infused

• outward

• apparent

• Adv. extrinsically

#7. State. -- N.

#10. [Want

• or absence of relation.] Irrelation. -- N

• dissociation

• inapplicability;

• multifariousness

• disconnection

• inconsequence

• independence

• incommensurability

• irreconcilableness

• (disagreement)

• heterogeneity

• unconformity

• irrelevancy

• impertinence

• intrusion

• non-pertinence

• V. have no relation to

• have no bearing upon

• have no concern

• with

• have no business with

• not concern

• have no business

• there

• have nothing to do with

• intrude

• bring in head and shoulders

• drag in head and shoulders

• lug in head

• and shoulders

• irrespective

• unrelated

• arbitrary;

• independent

• unallied

• unconnected

• disconnected

• adrift

• isolated

• insular

• extraneous

• strange

• alien

• foreign

• outlandish

• exotic

• not comparable

• incommensurable

• heterogeneous

• unconformable

• irrelevant

• inapplicable

• not pertinent

• not to the

• purpose

• impertinent

• inapposite

• beside the mark

• aside from the

• purpose

• away from the purpose

• foreign to the purpose

• beside the

• purpose

• beside the question

• beside the transaction

• beside the point;

• misplaced

• traveling out of the record

• remote

• far-fetched

• out of the way

• forced

• neither here nor there

• quite another thing

• detached

• segregate

• multifarious

• discordant

• incidental

• parenthetical

• obiter dicta

• episodic

• Adv. parenthetically

• by the way

• by the by

• incidentally

• irrespectively

• without reference to

• without regard

• to

• in the abstract

• a se

#11. [Relations of kindred.] Consanguinity. -- N. consanguinity

#12. [Double or reciprocal relation.] Correlation. -- N

• reciprocalness

• reciprocity

• reciprocation

• mutuality

• correlation

• interdependence

• interrelation

• connection

• link

• association;

• interchange

• exchange

• barter

• reciprocator

• reprocitist

• V. reciprocate

• alternate

• interchange

• exchange;

• Adj. reciprocal

• mutual

• correlative

• reciprocative

• interrelated

• closely related

• alternate

• interchangeable

• interdependent;

• international

• complemental

• complementary

• Adv. mutually

• vice versa

• each other

• one

• another

• by turns

• reciprocally

• Phr. "happy in our mutual help" [Milton]

#13. Identity. -- N. identity

• sameness

• coincidence

• coalescence;

• convertibility

• equality

• self

• oneself;

• identification

• monotony

• tautology

• facsimile

• homoousia

• alter ego

• same

• self

• very

• one and the

• same

• very thing

• actual thing

• real McCoy

• no other

• one and only

• in the

• flesh

• V. be identical

• coincide

• coalesce

• merge

• treat as the same

• render the same

• identical

• identify

• recognize

• the identity of

• Adj. identical

• self

• ilk

• the same

• one and the same

• coincide

• coalescent

• coalescing

• indistinguishable

• one

• equivalent

• much the same

• of a

• unaltered

• Adv. identically

• on all fours

#14. [Noncoincidence.] Contrariety.-- N. contrariety

• contrast

• foil

• antithesis

• oppositeness

• contradiction

• antagonism

• clashing

• repugnance

• inversion

• the opposite

• the reverse

• the inverse

• the

• converse

• the antipodes

• the antithesis

• the other extreme

• V. be contrary

• contrast with

• oppose

• invert

• reverse

• turn the tables

• turn topsy-turvy

• turn end for end

• turn upside down

• turn inside out

• contradict

• contravene

• antagonize

• Adj. contrary

• opposite

• counter

• dead against

• converse

• reverse

• opposed

• antithetical

• contrasted

• antipodean

• antagonistic

• opposing

• conflicting

• inconsistent

• contradictory

• at cross purposes

• negative

• hostile

• diametrically opposite

• diametrically opposed

• as opposite as

• black and white

• as opposite as light and darkness

• as opposite as fire and

• water

• as opposite as the poles

• as different as night and day

• "Hyperion

• to a satyr"[ Hamlet]

• quite the contrary

• quite the reverse

• no such thing

• just the other way

• Adv. contrarily

• contra

• contrariwise

• per contra

• on the

• contrary

• nay rather

• vice versa

• on the other hand

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• Phr. "all concord's born of contraries" [B. Jonson]. Thesis

• antithesis

• synthesis [Marx]

#15. Difference. -- N. difference

• variance

• variation

• variety;

• diversity

• dissimilarity

• disagreement

• disparity

• (inequality)

• distinction

• contradistinction

• alteration

• modification

• permutation

• moods and tenses

• nice distinction

• fine distinction

• delicate distinction

• subtle

• distinction

• shade of difference

• nuance

• discrimination

• differentia

• different thing

• something else

• apple off another tree

• another pair

• of shoes

• horse of a different color

• this that or the other

• V. be different

• differ

• vary

• ablude|

• mismatch

• contrast;

• divaricate

• differ longo intervallo[It]

• vary

• modify

• discriminate

• Adj. differing

• different

• diverse

• heterogeneous

• multifarious

• polyglot

• distinguishable

• dissimilar

• varied

• modified;

• diversified

• various

• divers

• all manner of

• all kinds of

• variform

• other

• another

• not the same

• unequal

• widely apart

• poles apart

• distinctive

• characteristic

• discriminative

• distinguishing

• incommensurable

• incommensurate

• Adv. differently

• Phr. il y a fagots et fagots

• 2. CONTINUOUS RELATION

#16. Uniformity. -- N. uniformity

• homogeneity

• homogeneousness;

• consistency

• homology;

• accordance

• conformity

• agreement

• consonance

• uniformness

• regularity

• constancy

• even tenor

• routine

• monotony

• V. be uniform

• accord with

• run through

• become uniform

• conform to

• render uniform

• homogenize

• assimilate

• level

• smooth

• dress

• Adj. uniform

• homogeneous

• homologous

• monotonous

• even

• invariable

• regular

• unchanged

• undeviating

• unvaried

• unvarying

• unsegmented

• Adv. uniformly

• uniformly with

• in

• harmony with

• always

• invariably

• without exception

• without fail

• unfailingly

• never otherwise

• by clockwork

#16a. [Absence or want of uniformity.] Nonuniformity. -- N. diversity

• irregularity

• unevenness

• multiformity

• unconformity

• roughness

• dissimilarity

• dissimilitude

• divarication

• divergence

• Adj. diversified varied

• irregular

• uneven

• rough

• multifarious

• multiform

• of various kinds

• all manner of

• all sorts

• of

• all kinds of

• Adv. variously

• in all manner of ways

• here there and everywhere

• 3. PARTIAL RELATION

#17. Similarity. -- N. similarity

• resemblance

• likeness

• similitude

• semblance

• affinity

• approximation

• parallelism

• agreement

• analogy

• correspondence

• parity

• brotherhood

• family

• likeness

• alliteration

• rhyme

• pun

• repetition

• sameness

• uniformity

• analogue

• the like

• match

• pendant

• fellow companion

• pair

• mate

• twin

• double

• counterpart

• brother

• sister

• one's second self

• alter ego

• chip of the old block

• birds

• of a feather

• parallel

• simile

• type

• image

• 5

• photograph

• close resemblance

• striking resemblance

• speaking

• resemblance

• faithful likeness

• faithful resemblance

• V. be similar

• look like

• resemble

• bear resemblance

• smack of

• savor of

• approximate

• parallel

• match

• rhyme with

• take after;

• imitate

• favor

• span [U. S.]

• render similar

• assimilate

• approximate

• bring near;

• make alike

• rhyme

• pun

• Adj. similar

• resembling

• like

• alike

• twin

• analogous

• analogical

• parallel

• such as

• so;

• congener

• allied to

• akin to

• 1

• approximate

• much the same

• near

• close

• something like

• sort of

• in

• the ballpark

• such like

• a show of

• mock

• pseudo

• simulating

• representing

• exact

• lifelike

• faithful

• true to nature

• true to

• life

• the very image

• the very picture of

• for all the world like

• comme

• as like as two peas in a pod

• as like as it can

• stare

• cast in the same mold

• ridiculously like

• Adv. as if

• so to speak

• as it were

• as if it were

• quasi

• just as

• tel pere tel

• like master

• like servant

• like father

• like son

• the fruit

• doesn't fall far from the tree

• a chip off the old block

#18. Dissimilarity. -- N. dissimilarity

• unlikeness

• diversity

• disparity

• divergence

• variation

• difference

• novelty

• originality

• creativeness;

• V. be unlike

• vary

• bear no resemblance to

• render unlike

• vary

• Adj. dissimilar

• unlike

• disparate

• divergent

• of a different kind

• (class) 75 unmatched

• unique

• new

• novel

• unprecedented

• original

• nothing of the kind

• no such thing

• quite another thing

• far from it

• cast in a different mold

• as like a dock as a daisy

• "very like a whale" [Hamlet]

• as different as chalk from cheese

• as

• different as Macedon and Monmouth

• diversified

• Adv. otherwise

• "no more like my father than I to

• Hercules" [Hamlet]

#19. Imitation. -- N.

#20. Nonimitation. -- N.