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#20a. Variation. -- N. variation

#21. [Result of imitation.] Copy. -- N. copy

• facsimile

• counterpart

• effigies

• effigy

• form

• likeness

• image

• picture

• photo

• xerox

• similitude

• semblance

• photo offset

• electrotype

• imitation

• model

• representation

• adumbration

• study

• portrait

• resemblance

• duplicate

• reproduction

• cast

• tracing

• reflex

• reflexion[Brit]

• reflection

• shadow

• echo

• transcript[copy into a non-visual form]

• transcription

• recording

• scan

• chip off the old block

• reprint

• new printing

• fair copy

• parody

• caricature

• burlesque

• travesty

• paraphrase

• [copy with some differences] derivative

• derivation

• modification

• expansion

• extension

• revision

• second edition

• servile copy

• servile imitation

• plagiarism

• counterfeit

• fake

• Adj. faithful

• lifelike

• close

• conscientious

• unoriginal

• imitative

• derivative

#22. [Thing copied.] Prototype. -- N. prototype

• original

• model

• pattern

• precedent

• standard

• ideal

• reference

• scantling

• type

• archetype

• protoplast

• module

• exemplar

• example

• paradigm

• lay-figure

• text

• copy

• design

• keynote

• die

• mold

• matrix

• last

• protoplasm

• mint

• seal

• punch

• intaglio

• negative

• stamp

• V. be an example

• be a role model

• set an example

• set a copy. Phr. a

• precedent embalms a principle [Disraeli]

• 4. GENERAL RELATION

#23. Agreement. -- N. agreement

• accord

• accordance

• unison

• harmony;

• concord

• concordance

• concert

• understanding

• mutual understanding

• conformity

• conformance

• uniformity

• consonance

• consistency

• congruity

• congruence

• keeping;

• congeniality

• correspondence

• parallelism

• apposition

• union

• fitness

• aptness

• relevancy

• pertinence

• sortance|

• case in point

• aptitude

• propriety

• applicability

• admissibility

• commensurability

• compatibility

• cognation

• adjustment

• graduation

• accommodation

• reconciliation

• reconcilement

• assimilation

• consent

• concurrence

• cooperation

• right man in the right place

• very thing

• quite the thing

• just the

• thing

• V. be accordant

• agree

• accord

• harmonize

• correspond

• tally

• respond

• meet

• suit

• fit

• befit

• do

• adapt itself to

• fall in with

• chime

• in with

• square with

• quadrate with

• consort with

• comport with

• dovetail

• assimilate

• fit like a glove

• fit to a tittle

• fit to a T

• match

• become one

• consent

• render accordant

• fit

• suit

• adapt

• accommodate

• graduate;

• adjust

• equal)

• dress

• regulate

• readjust

• accord

• harmonize,. reconcile

• dovetail

• square

• Adj. agreeing

• suiting

• in accord

• accordant

• concordant

• consonant

• congruous

• correspondent

• congenial;

• coherent

• becoming

• harmonious reconcilable

• conformable

• in accordance

• with

• in harmony with

• in keeping with

• in unison with

• at one

• with

• of one mind

• consistent

• compatible

• proportionate;

• commensurate

• on all fours

• apt

• apposite

• pertinent

• pat

• to the point

• to the purpose

• happy

• felicitous

• germane

• in point

• on point

• directly on point

• bearing upon

• applicable

• relevant

• admissible

• fit adapted

• in loco

• appropriate

• seasonable

• sortable

• suitable

• deft

• meet

• at home

• in one's proper element

• pertinently

• if the shoe fits

• wear it

• the cap

• fits

• discers concordia

#24. Disagreement. -- N. disagreement

• discord

• discordance;

• dissonance

• dissidence

• discrepancy

• unconformity

• incongruity

• mesalliance

• jarring

• dissension

• conflict

• bickering

• clashing

• misunderstanding

• wrangle

• disparity

• mismatch

• disproportion

• dissimilitude

• inequality;

• disproportionateness

• variance

• divergence

• repugnance

• unfitness

• inaptitude

• impropriety

• inapplicability

• inconsistency

• irrelevancy

• intrusion

• interference

• fish out of water

• V. disagree

• clash

• jar

• interfere

• intrude

• come

• amiss

• not concern

• mismatch

• humano capiti cervicem jungere

• Adj. disagreeing

• discordant

• discrepant

• at variance

• at war;

• hostile

• antagonistic

• repugnant

• incompatible

• irreconcilable

• inconsistent with

• unconformable

• exceptional

• intrusive

• incongruous

• disproportionate

• inharmonious

• inconsonant

• divergent

• repugnant

• to

• inapt

• unapt

• inappropriate

• improper

• unsuited

• unsuitable;

• inapplicable

• not to the point

• unfit

• unfitting

• unbefitting

• unbecoming;

• ill-timed

• unseasonable

• inadmissible

• inapposite

• (irrelevant) 10. uncongenial

• ill-assorted

• ill-sorted

• mismatched

• misplaced

• misclassified

• unaccommodating

• irreducible

• incommensurable

• unsympathetic

• out of character

• out of keeping

• out of proportion

• out of joint

• out of tune

• out of place

• out of season

• out of its element

• at odds

• with

• at variance with

• Adv. in defiance

• in contempt

• in spite of

• discordantly

• a

• 1. SIMPLE QUANTITY

#25. [Absolute quantity.] Quantity. -- N. quantity

• magnitude

• size

• amplitude

• magnitude

• mass

• amount

• sum

• quantum

• measure

• substance

• strength

• force

• [Science of quantity.] mathematics

• [Logic.] category

• general conception

• universal predicament

• [Definite or finite quantity.] armful

• handful

• mouthful

• spoonful

• capful

• stock

• batch

• lot

• dose

• V. quantify

• measure

• fix

• estimate

• determine

• quantitate

• enumerate

• Adj. quantitative

• some

• any

• aught

• more or less

• a few

• Adv. to the tune of

• all of

• a full

• the sum of

• fully

• exactly

• precisely

#26. [Relative quantity.] Degree. -- N. degree

• grade

• extent

• measure

• amount

• ratio

• stint

• standard

• height

• pitch

• reach

• amplitude

• range

• scope

• caliber

• gradation

• shade

• tenor

• compass

• sphere

• station

• rank

• standing

• rate

• way

• sort

• point

• mark

• stage

• intensity

• strength

• 31

• Adj. comparative

• gradual

• shading off

• within the bounds

• 233

• Adv. by degrees

• gradually

• inasmuch

• pro tanto[It]

• however

• howsoever

• step by step

• bit by bit

• little by little

• inch by inch

• drop

• by drop

• a little at a time

• by inches

• by slow degrees

• by degrees

• by

• little and little

• in some degree

• in some measure

• to some extent

• di

• 2. COMPARATIVE QUANTITY

#27. [Sameness of quantity or degree.] Equality. -- N. equality

• parity

• symmetry

• balance

• poise

• evenness

• monotony

• level

• equivalence

• equipoise

• equilibrium

• par

• quits

• a wash

• not a pin to choose

• distinction

• without a difference

• six of one and half a dozen of the other

• tweedle dee

• identity

• similarity

• equalization

• equation

• equilibration

• co*ordination

• adjustment

• readjustment

• drawn game

• drawn battle

• neck and neck race

• tie

• draw

• standoff

• dead heat

• match

• peer

• compeer

• equal

• mate

• fellow

• brother

• equivalent

• V. be equal

• equal

• match

• reach

• keep pace with

• run

• abreast

• come to

• amount to

• come up to

• be on a level with

• lie on a

• level with

• balance

• cope with

• come to the same thing

• render equal

• equalize level

• dress

• balance

• equate

• handicap

• give points

• spot points

• handicap

• trim

• adjust

• poise

• fit

• accommodate

• adapt

• strike a balance

• establish

• equality

• restore equality

• restore equilibrium

• readjust

• stretch on the

• bed of Procrustes

• Adj. equal

• even

• level

• monotonous

• coequal

• symmetrical

• coordinate;

• on a par with

• on a level with

• on a footing with

• up to the mark;

• equivalent

• tantamount

• indistinguishable

• quits

• homologous;

• synonymous

• resolvable into

• convertible

• much at one

• as broad as

• long

• neither more nor less

• much the same as

• the same thing as

• as good

• as

• all one

• all the same

• equipollent

• equalized

• drawn

• half and

• half

• isochronal

• isobath[Oceanography]

• isobathic[Oceanography]

• Adv. equally

• caeteris

• to all intents and purposes

• Phr. it comes to the same thing

• it amounts to the same thing

• what

• is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander

#28. [Difference of quantity or degree.] Inequality. -- N. inequality;

• disparity

• imparity

• odds

• difference

• unevenness

• inclination of

• the balance

• partiality

• bias

• weight

• shortcoming

• casting weight

• make-

• weight

• superiority

• inferiority

• V. be unequal

• countervail

• have the advantage

• give the

• advantage

• turn the scale

• kick the beam

• topple

• topple over

• overmatch

• not come up to

• Adj. unequal

• uneven

• disparate

• partial

• unbalanced

• overbalanced;

• top-heavy

• lopsided

• biased

• skewed

#29. Mean. -- N. mean

• average

• median

• mode

• balance

• medium

• mediocrity

• generality

• golden mean

• middle

• compromise

• middle course

• middle state

• neutrality

• mediocrity

• least common denominator

• V. split the difference

• take the average

• reduce to a mean

• n

• strike a balance

• pair off

• Adj. mean

• intermediate

• middle

• average

• neutral

• mediocre

• middle-class

• commonplace

• Adv. on an average

• in the long run

• taking one with another

• taking

• all things together

• taking it for all in all

• in

• round numbers

#30. Compensation. -- N. compensation

• equation

• commutation;

• indemnification

• compromise

• nullification;

• counteraction

• reaction

• measure for measure

• retaliation

• equalization

• robbing Peter to pay Paul

• set-off

• offset

• make-weight

• casting-weight

• counterpoise

• ballast;

• indemnity

• equivalent

• quid pro quo

• bribe

• hush money

• amends

• (atonement)

• counterbalance

• counterclaim

• cross-debt

• cross-demand

• V. make compensation

• compensate

• indemnify;

• counteract

• countervail

• counterpoise

• balance

• overbalance

• counterbalance

• set off

• hedge

• square

• give and take

• make up

• for

• lee way

• cover

• fill up

• neutralize

• nullify

• equalize

• make

• good

• redeem

• Adj. compensating

• compensatory

• countervailing

• in the

• opposite scale

• equivalent

• Adv. in return

• in consideration

• but

• however

• yet

• still

• notwithstanding

• nevertheless

• none the less

• although

• though

• albeit

• howbeit

• at all events

• at any rate

• be that

• as it may

• for all that

• even so

• on the other

• hand

• at the same time

• however that may be

• after all is said

• and done

• taking one thing with another

• Phr. "light is mingled with the gloom" [Whittier]

• every dark cloud

• has a silver lining

• QUANTITY BY COMPARISON WITH A STANDARD

#31. Greatness. -- N. greatness

• magnitude

• size

• (dimensions)

• multitude

• immensity

• enormity

• infinity

• might

• strength

• intensity

• fullness

• importance

• great quantity

• quantity

• deal

• power

• sight

• pot

• volume

• world;

• mass

• heap

• stock

• peck

• bushel

• load

• cargo

• wagonload

• shipload

• flood

• spring tide

• abundance

• principal part

• chief part

• main part

• greater part

• major part

• best

• part

• essential part

• bulk

• mass

• V. be great

• run high

• soar

• tower

• transcend

• rise to a

• great height

• carry to a great height

• know no bounds

• ascend

• mount

• enlarge

• (expand) 194

• Adj. great

• greater

• large

• considerable

• fair

• above par

• big

• huge

• Herculean

• cyclopean

• ample

• abundant

• (enough) 639 full

• intense

• strong

• sound

• passing

• heavy

• plenary

• deep

• high

• signal

• at its height

• in the zenith

• world-wide

• widespread

• far-famed

• extensive

• wholesale

• many

• goodly

• noble

• precious

• mighty

• sad

• grave

• heavy

• serious

• far gone

• arrant

• downright

• utter

• uttermost

• crass

• gross

• arch

• profound

• intense

• consummate

• rank

• uninitiated

• red-hot

• desperate

• glaring

• flagrant

• stark

• staring

• thorough-paced

• thoroughgoing

• roaring

• thumping

• extraordinary.;

• important

• unsurpassed

• complete

• grand

• dignified

• sublime

• majestic

• vast

• immense

• enormous

• extreme

• inordinate

• excessive

• extravagant

• exorbitant

• outrageous

• preposterous

• unconscionable

• swinging

• monstrous

• overgrown

• towering

• stupendous

• prodigious

• astonishing

• incredible;

• marvelous

• 870

• unlimited

• unapproachable

• unutterable

• indescribable

• ineffable

• unspeakable

• inexpressible

• beyond expression

• fabulous

• undiminished

• unabated

• unrestricted

• absolute

• positive

• stark

• decided

• unequivocal

• essential

• perfect

• finished

• remarkable

• of mark

• marked

• pointed

• veriest

• noteworthy

• renowned

• Adv. truly

• decidedly

• unequivocally

• purely

• absolutely

• seriously

• essentially

• fundamentally

• radically

• downright

• in all conscience

• for the most part

• in the main

• [in a complete degree] entirely

• abundantly

• (sufficiently) 6

• widely

• far and wide

• [in a great or high degree] greatly

• much

• well

• indeed

• very

• very much

• a deal

• no end of

• most

• not a little;

• pretty

• pretty well

• enough

• in a great measure

• richly

• to a large extent

• to a great extent

• to a gigantic extent

• on a large scale

• so

• never so

• ever so

• ever so dole

• scrap

• shred

• tag

• splinter

• rag

• much

• by

• wholesale

• mighty

• powerfully

• with a witness

• in the extreme

• extremely

• exceedingly

• intensely

• exquisitely

• acutely

• indefinitely

• immeasurably

• beyond compare

• beyond comparison

• beyond measure

• beyond all

• bounds

• incalculably

• infinitely

• [in a supreme degree] preeminently

• superlatively

• 33

• [in a too great degree] immoderately

• monstrously

• preposterously

• inordinately

• exorbitantly

• excessively

• enormously

• out of all proportion

• with a vengeance

• [in a marked degree] particularly

• remarkably

• singularly

• curiously

• uncommonly

• unusually

• peculiarly

• notably

• signally

• strikingly

• pointedly

• mainly

• chiefly

• famously

• egregiously

• prominently

• glaringly

• emphatically

• [Grl]

• strangely

• wonderfully

• amazingly

• surprisingly

• astonishingly

• incredibly

• marvelously

• awfully

• stupendously

• [in an exceptional degree] peculiarly

• [in a violent degree] furiously

• severely

• desperately

• tremendously

• extravagantly

• confoundedly

• deucedly

• devilishly

• with a vengeance

• [in a painful degree] painfully

• sadly

• grossly

• sorely

• bitterly

• piteously

• grievously

• miserably

• cruelly

• woefully

• lamentably

• shockingly

• frightfully

• dreadfully

• fearfully

• terribly

• horribly

• "greatness knows itself" [Henry IV];

• "mightiest powers by deepest calms are fed" [B. Cornwall]

• minimum decet

• "some are born great

• some achieve

• greatness

• and some have greatness thrust upon them" [Twelfth Night]

• qualification 469 -->

#32. Smallness. -- N. smallness

• littleness

• tenuity

• paucity

• fewness

• meanness

• insignificance (unimportance)

• mediocrity

• moderation

• small quantity

• modicum

• trace

• hint

• minimum

• vanishing point;

• material point

• atom

• particle

• molecule

• corpuscle

• point

• speck

• dot

• mote

• jot

• iota

• ace

• minutiae

• details

• look

• thought

• idea

• soupcon

• dab

• whit

• tittle

• shade

• shadow

• spark

• scintilla

• gleam

• touch

• cast

• grain

• scruple

• granule

• globule

• minim

• sup

• sip

• sop

• spice

• drop

• droplet

• sprinkling

• dash

• screed

• smack

• tinge

• tincture;

• inch

• patch

• scantling

• tatter

• flitter

• mite

• bit

• morsel

• crumb

• seed

• fritter

• snip

• snippet

• snack

• snatch

• slip

• chip

• chipping

• shiver

• sliver

• driblet

• clipping

• paring

• shaving

• hair

• nutshell

• thimbleful

• spoonful

• handful

• capful

• mouthful

• fragment;

• fraction

• drop in the ocean

• animalcule

• trifle

• mere nothing

• next to nothing;

• hardly anything

• just enough to swear by

• the shadow of a shade

• finiteness

• finite quantity

• V. be small

• lie in a nutshell

• diminish

• (contract) 195

• Adj. small

• little

• diminutive

• minute

• fine;

• inconsiderable

• paltry

• faint

• slender

• light

• slight

• scanty

• scant

• limited

• meager

• 640

• sparing

• few

• low

• so-so

• middling

• tolerable

• no great

• shakes

• below par

• under par

• below the mark

• at a low ebb

• halfway;

• moderate

• modest

• tender

• subtle

• inappreciable

• evanescent

• infinitesimal

• homeopathic

• very small;

• atomic

• corpuscular

• microscopic

• molecular

• subatomic

• mere

• simple

• sheer

• stark

• bare

• near run

• dull

• petty

• shallow

• stolid

• ungifted

• unintelligent

• Adv. to a small extent[in a small degree]

• on a small scale

• a little

• bit

• a wee bit

• slightly

• imperceptibly

• miserably

• wretchedly;

• insufficiently

• imperfectly

• faintly

• passably

• pretty

• well

• well enough

• [in a certain or limited degree] partially

• in part

• in a certain

• degree

• to a certain degree

• to a certain extent

• comparatively

• some

• rather in some degree

• in some measure

• something

• somewhat

• simply

• only

• purely

• merely

• at least

• at the least

• at most

• at the most

• ever so

• little

• as little as may be

• in ever so small a degree;

• thus far

• pro tanto[It]

• within bounds

• in a manner

• after a fashion

• so

• to speak

• almost

• nearly

• well-nigh

• short of

• not quite

• all but

• near upon

• close upon

• near the mark

• within an ace of

• within an

• inch of

• on the brink of

• scarcely

• hardly

• barely

• only just

• no more

• than

• about [in an uncertain degree]

• thereabouts

• somewhere about

• nearly

• say

• be the same

• be little more or less

• no ways [in no degree]

• no way

• no wise

• not at all

• not in the least

• not a bit

• not a bit of it

• not a

• whit

• not a jot

• not a shadow

• in no wise

• in no respect

• by no means

• by

• no manner of means

• on no account

• at no hand

• magno conatu magnas nugas

• "small sands the mountain

• moments make the year"

• [Young]

• QUANTITY BY COMPARISON WITH A SIMILAR OBJECT

#33. Superiority. [Supremacy.] -- N. superiority

• majority

• greatness

• advantage

• pull

• preponderance

• preponderation

• vantage ground

• prevalence

• partiality

• personal superiority

• nobility

• Triton among the minnows

• captain

• supremacy

• preeminence

• lead

• maximum

• record

• climax

• culmination

• transcendence

• lion's share

• Benjamin's mess

• excess

• surplus

• (redundancy) 641

• V. be superior

• exceed

• excel

• transcend

• outdo

• outweigh

• outrank

• outrival

• out-Herod

• pass

• surpass

• get ahead of

• over-top

• override

• overpass

• overbalance

• overweigh

• overmatch

• top

• o'ertop

• cap

• beat

• cut out

• beat hollow

• outstrip

• eclipse

• throw into the shade

• take the shine out of

• outshine

• put one's

• nose out of joint

• have the upper hand

• have the whip hand of

• have the

• advantage

• turn the scale

• kick the beam

• play first fiddle

• (importance)

• preponderate

• predominate

• prevail

• precede

• take

• precedence

• come first

• come to a head

• culminate

• beat

• bear the palm

• break the record

• take the cake * [U. S.]

• become larger

• render larger

• (expand) 194

• Adj. superior

• greater

• major

• higher

• exceeding

• great

• distinguished

• vaulting

• more than a match for

• supreme

• greatest

• utmost

• paramount

• preeminent

• foremost

• crowning;

• first-rate

• (excellent) 6

• unrivaled peerless

• matchless

• none such

• second to none

• unparalleled

• unequalled

• unsurpassed

• superlative

• incomparable

• sovereign

• without parallel

• beyond compare

• beyond comparison;

• culminating

• transcendent

• transcendental

• plus royaliste

• more catholic than the Pope

• increased

• enlarged

• Adv. beyond

• more

• over

• over the mark

• above the mark

• above par;

• upwards of

• in advance of

• over and above

• at the top of the scale

• at its

• height

• [in a superior or supreme degree] eminently

• egregiously

• preeminently

• surpassing

• prominently

• superlatively

• supremely

• above all

• of all things

• the most

• to crown all

• [Grl]

• par

• excellence

• principally

• especially

• particularly

• peculiarly

• a fortiori

• even

• yea

• still more

• Phr. "I shall not look upon his like again" [Hamlet]

• deos fortioribus

#35. Increase. -- N. increase

• augmentation

• enlargement

• extension;

• dilatation

• increment

• accretion

• accession

• development

• growth

• aggrandizement

• aggravation

• rise

• ascent

• exaggeration

• exacerbation

• spread

• flood tide

• gain

• produce

• product

• profit

• V. increase

• augment

• add to

• enlarge

• dilate

• grow

• wax

• get ahead

• gain strength

• advance

• run up

• shoot up

• rise

• ascend

• 30

• sprout

• aggrandize

• raise

• exalt

• deepen

• heighten

• strengthen

• intensify

• enhance

• magnify

• redouble

• aggravate

• exaggerate

• exasperate

• exacerbate;

• add fuel to the flame

• superadd

• spread

• Adj. increased

• on the increase

• undiminished

• additional

• (added) 37

• Adv. crescendo

#36. Nonincrease

• Decrease. -- N. decrease

• diminution

• lessening

• v

• subtraction

• reduction

• abatement

• declension

• shrinking

• (contraction.)

• coarctation|

• abridgment

• extenuation

• subsidence

• wane

• ebb

• decline

• ebbing

• descent

• decrement

• reflux

• depreciation

• deterioration

• anticlimax

• mitigation

• (moderation) 174

• V. decrease

• diminish

• lessen

• abridge

• shrink

• (contract)

• drop off

• fall off

• tail off

• fall away

• waste

• wear

• wane

• ebb

• decline

• descend

• subside

• melt away

• die away

• retire into

• the shade

• hide its diminished head

• fall to a low ebb

• run low

• languish

• decay

• crumble

• bate

• abate

• dequantitate|

• discount

• depreciate

• extenuate

• lower

• weaken

• attenuate

• fritter away

• mitigate

• dwarf

• throw

• into the shade

• reduce

• shorten

• subtract

• Adj. unincreased

• decreased

• decreasing

• on the wane

• Phr. "a gilded halo hovering round decay" [Byron]

• "fine by degrees

• and beautifully less" [Prior]

• 3. CONJUNCTIVE QUANTITY

#37. Addition. -- N. addition

• annexation

• junction

• superposition

• superaddition

• superfetation;

• accession

• reinforcement

• increase

• increment

• supplement;

• accompaniment

• interposition

• insertion

• V. add

• annex

• affix

• subjoin

• superpose

• clap on

• saddle on

• tack to

• append

• tag

• saddle with

• sprinkle;

• introduce

• insert

• become added

• accrue

• supervene

• reinforce

• reenforce

• swell the ranks of

• augment

• Adj. added

• additional

• supplemental

• supplementary;

• subjunctive

• additive

• extra

• accessory

• in addition

• more

• plus

• extra

• and

• also

• likewise

• too

• furthermore

• further

• item

• and also

• and eke

• else

• besides

• to boot

• et cetera

• and so on

• and so forth

• into the

• bargain

• over and above

• moreover

• with

• withal

• including

• inclusive

• as well as

• not to mention

• let

• alone

• together with

• along with

• coupled with

• in conjunction with;

• conjointly

• jointly

#38. Nonaddition. Subtraction. -- N. subtraction

• subduction|!;

• deduction

• retrenchment

• removal

• withdrawal

• ablation

• abstraction

• garbling

• amputation

• abscission

• excision

• recision

• curtailment

• minuend

• subtrahend

• decrease

• abrasion

• V. subduct

• subtract

• deduct

• deduce

• bate

• retrench

• remove

• withdraw

• take from

• take away

• detract

• garble

• mutilate

• amputate

• cut off

• cut away

• cut

• out

• excise

• pare

• thin

• prune

• decimate

• abrade

• scrape

• file

• geld

• castrate

• eliminate

• diminish

• curtail

• deprive of

• weaken

• Adj. subtracted

• subtractive

• Adv. in deduction

• less

• short of

• minus

• without

• except

• except for

• excepting

• with the exception of

• barring

• save

• exclusive of

• save and except

• with a reservation

• not counting

• if one doesn't count

#39. [Thing added] Adjunct. -- N. adjunct

• addition

• affix

• annex

• augment

• augmentation

• increment

• reinforcement

• supernumerary

• accessory

• item;

• garnish

• sauce

• accompaniment

• adjective

• addendum

• complement

• supplement

• continuation

• rider

• offshoot

• episode

• side issue

• corollary

• flap

• lappet

• skirt

• embroidery

• trappings

• cortege

• tail

• suffix

• wing

• Adj. additional

• winged

• Adv. in addition