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#80. Normality. -- N. normality

• normalcy

• familiarity

• naturalness

• commonness (frequency) 1

• rule

• standard

• (conformity)

• customary (habit) 6

• standard

• pattern (prototype) 22

• V. normalize

• standardize

• Adj. normal

• natural

• unexceptional

• common

• usual (frequency) 136;

#81. Multiformity. -- N. multiformity

• variety

• diversity

• multifariousness

• varied assortment

• dissimilarity

• Adj. polymorphous

• multiform

• multifold

• multifarious

• multiplex

• heterogeneous

• diversified

• dissimilar

• various

• varied

• manifold

• many-sided

• variegated

• motley

• mosaic

• epicene

• indiscriminate

• desultory

• irregular

• mixed

• different

• assorted

• mingled

• odd

• diverse

• divers

• all manner of

• of every

• description

• of all sorts and kinds

• and what not?

• jumbled

• confused

• mixed up

• discordant

• inharmonious

• unmatched

• unrelated

• nonuniform

• protean (form)

• 240

• Phr. "harmoniously confused" [Pope]

• "variety's the very spice of

• life" [Cowper]

#82. Conformity. -- N. {opp. 83} conformity

• conformance

• observance;

• habituation

• naturalization

• conventionality

• agreement

• example

• instance

• specimen

• sample

• quotation

• exemplification

• illustration

• case in point

• object lesson

• elucidation

• standard

• model

• pattern

• rule

• nature

• principle

• law

• order of things

• normal state

• natural

• state

• ordinary state

• model state

• normal condition

• natural condition

• ordinary condition

• model condition

• standing dish

• standing order;

• Procrustean law

• law of the Medes and Persians

• hard and fast rule

• V. conform to

• conform to rule

• accommodate oneself to

• adapt oneself

• to

• rub off corners

• be regular

• move in a groove

• follow observe the rules

• go by

• the rules

• bend to the rules

• obey the rules

• obey the precedents

• comply

• with

• tally with

• chime in with

• fall in with

• be guided by

• be regulated

• by

• fall into a custom

• fall into a usage

• follow the fashion

• follow the

• crowd

• follow the multitude

• pass muster

• do as others do

• hurler avec les

• stand on ceremony

• when in Rome do as the Romans do

• go with

• the stream

• go with the flow

• swim with the stream

• swim with the current

• swim with the tide

• blow with the wind

• stick to the beaten track

• (habit) 6

• keep one in countenance

• exemplify

• illustrate

• cite

• quote

• quote precedent

• quote authority

• appeal to authority

• put a case

• produce an instance

• elucidate

• explain

• Adj. conformable to rule

• regular

• according to regulation

• according to rule

• according to Hoyle

• according to Cocker

• according to

• Gunter

• well regulated

• orderly;

• symmetric

• conventional

• of daily occurrence

• of everyday

• occurrence

• in the natural order of things

• ordinary

• common

• habitual

• usual

• everyday

• workaday

• in the order of the day

• naturalized

• typical

• normal

• nominal

• formal

• canonical

• orthodox

• sound

• strict

• rigid

• positive

• uncompromising

• Procrustean

• shipshape

• technical

• in point

• Adv. conformably

• by rule

• agreeably to

• in conformity with

• in accordance with

• in keeping with

• according to

• consistently with

• as

• usual

• more-majorum

• for the sake of conformity

• as a matter of course

• of course

• pro

• for form's sake

• by the card

• invariably

• for example

• e. g

• among other

• things

• for instance

• ex pede Herculem[Lat]

• noscitur a sociis

• [Lat]

• ne e quovis ligno Mercurius fiat [Lat][Erasmus]

• "they are happy men

• whose natures sort with their vocations" [Bacon]. "The nail that sticks up

• will get hammered down" [Japanese saying]

• "Stick your neck out and it may

• get cut off."

#83. Unconformity.-- N. {opp. 82} nonconformity

• unconformity

• disconformity

• unconventionality

• informality

• abnormality

• anomaly

• anomalousness

• exception

• peculiarity;

• infraction of law

• breach

• of law

• violation of law

• violation of

• custom

• violation of usage

• infringement of law

• infringement of custom

• infringement of usage

• eccentricity

• oddity

• monster

• monstrosity

• rarity

• freak

• freak of

• Nature

• weirdo

• mutant

• rouser

• snorter* [U.S.]

• individuality

• idiosyncrasy

• originality

• mannerism

• aberration

• irregularity

• variety

• singularity

• exemption

• salvo

• (qualification) 469

• nonconformist

• nondescript

• character

• original

• nonesuch

• monster

• prodigy

• wonder

• miracle

• curiosity

• flying fish

• black sheep

• black swan

• lusus naturae[Lat]

• rara avis[Lat]

• queer fish;

• mongrel

• random breed

• half-caste

• half-blood

• half-breed

• metis[Lat]

• crossbreed

• hybrid

• mule

• hinny

• mulatto

• tertium quid[Lat]

• hermaphrodite

• [mythical animal] phoenix

• chimera

• hydra

• sphinx

• minotaur

• griffin

• griffon

• centaur

• kraken

• cockatrice

• wyvern

• roc

• dragon

• sea serpent

• mermaid

• merman

• unicorn

• Cyclops

• "men

• whose heads do grow beneath their shoulders" [Othello]

• teratology

• [unconformable to the surroundings] fish out of water

• neither one

• thing nor another

• neither fish nor fowl

• neither fish flesh nor fowl nor

• good red herring

• one in a million

• one in a way

• one in a thousand;

• outcast

• outlaw

• off the beaten track

• oasis

• V. be uncomformable

• leave the beaten

• track

• leave the beaten path

• infringe a law

• infringe a habit

• infringe a

• usage

• infringe a custom

• break a law

• break a habit

• break a usage

• break

• a custom

• violate a law

• violate a habit

• violate a usage

• violate a

• custom

• drive a coach and six through

• stretch a point

• have no business

• there

• baffle all description

• beggar all description

• Adj. uncomformable

• exceptional

• abnormal

• anomalous

• anomalistic

• out of order

• out of place

• out of keeping

• out of tune

• out

• of one's element

• irregular

• arbitrary

• teratogenic

• lawless

• informal

• aberrant

• stray

• wandering

• wanton

• peculiar

• exclusive

• unnatural

• eccentric

• egregious

• out of the beaten track

• off the beaten track

• out of

• the common

• out of the common run

• beyond the pale of

• out of the pale of;

• misplaced

• funny

• unusual

• unaccustomed

• uncustomary

• unwonted

• uncommon

• rare

• curious

• odd

• extraordinary

• out of the ordinary

• strange

• monstrous;

• wonderful

• unexpected

• unaccountable

• out of the way

• remarkable

• noteworthy

• queer

• quaint

• nondescript

• none such

• sui

• generis[Lat]

• unfashionable

• fantastic

• grotesque

• bizarre

• outlandish

• exotic

• preternatural

• heterogeneous

• heteroclite[Gram]

• amorphous

• mongrel

• amphibious

• epicene

• half blood

• hybrid

• androgynous

• asymmetric

• bisexual

• hermaphrodite

• qualified

• singular

• unique

• one-of-a-kind

• newfangled

• novel

• non-classical

• original

• unconventional

• unheard

• of

• unfamiliar

• undescribed

• unprecedented

• unparalleled

• unexampled

• Adv. unconformably

• except

• unless

• save barring

• beside

• without

• save and except

• let alone

• however

• yet

• but

• once in a blue moon

• once in a million years

• Int. what on earth! what in the world! What the devil! Holy cow! Can

• you top that?

• Phr. never was seen the like

• never was heard the like

• never was

• known the like

• I could hardly believe it

• I saw it

• but I didn't believe it

#84. Number. -- N. number

• symbol

• numeral

• figure

• cipher

• digit

• integer

• counter

• round number

• formula

• function

• series

• sum

• difference

• complement

• subtrahend

• product

• multiplicand

• multiplier

• coefficient

• multiple

• dividend

• divisor

• factor

• quotient

• submultiple[Math]

• fraction

• rational number

• surd

• irrational number

• transcendental number

• mixed number

• complex number

• complex conjugate

• numerator

• denominator

• decimal

• circulating decimal

• repetend

• common measure

• aliquot part

• prime number

• prime

• relative

• prime

• prime factor

• prime pair

• reciprocal

• binary number

• octal number

• hexadecimal number[Comp]

• permutation

• combination

• variation

• election

• ratio

• proportion

• comparison

• progression

• arithmetical

• progression

• geometrical progression

• percentage

• permilage

• pyramidal numbers

• polygonal numbers

• power

• root

• exponent

• index

• logarithm

• antilogarithm

• modulus

• base

• differential

• integral

• fluent

• Adj. numeral

• complementary

• divisible

• aliquot

• reciprocal

• prime

• relatively prime

• fractional

• decimal

• incommensurable

• proportional

• exponential

• logarithmic

• differential

• integral

• positive

• negative

• rational

• irrational

• surd

• radical

• real;

• complex

• imaginary

• finite

• infinite

• impossible

• Adv. numerically

• modulo

#85. Numeration. -- N. numeration

• numbering

• pagination;

• tale

• enumeration

• summation

• reckoning

• computation

• calculation

• calculus

• algorithm

• measurement

• statistics

• arithmetic

• analysis

• algebra

• geometry

• analytical geometry

• differential calculus

• integral calculus

• infinitesimal

• calculus

• calculus of differences

• [Statistics] dead reckoning

• muster

• poll

• census

• capitation

• roll

• call

• recapitulation

• account

• [Operations] notation

• addition

• subtraction

• multiplication

• division

• rule of three

• practice

• equations

• extraction of roots

• reduction

• involution

• evolution

• estimation

• approximation

• interpolation

• differentiation

• integration

• [Instruments] abacus

• slide rule

• slipstick[coll.]

• tallies

• Napier's bones

• calculating machine

• difference engine

• suan-

• adding machine

• cash register

• electronic calculator

• calculator

• computer;

• [people who calculate] arithmetician

• calculator

• algebraist

• mathematician

• statistician

• geometer

• programmer

• accountant

• auditor

• V. number

• count

• tally

• tell

• call over

• run over

• take an account

• of

• enumerate

• muster

• poll

• recite

• recapitulate

• sum

• sum up

• cast up;

• tell off

• score

• cipher

• compute

• calculate

• add

• subtract

• multiply

• divide

• extract roots

• check

• prove

• demonstrate

• balance

• audit

• overhaul

• take stock

• affix

• numbers to

• page

• amount to

• add up to

• come to

• Adj. numeral

• numerical

• arithmetical

• analytic

• algebraic

• statistical

• numerable

• computable

• calculable

• commensurable

• commensurate

• incommensurable

• incommensurate

• innumerable

• unfathomable

• infinite

• Adv. quantitatively

• arithmetically

• measurably

• in numbers

#86. List. -- N. list

• catalog

• catalogue

• inventory

• register

• (record) 551

• account

• bill

• bill of costs

• terrier

• tally

• listing

• itemization;

• atlas

• book

• ledger

• tableau

• invoice

• bill of

• lading

• prospectus

• bill of fare

• menu

• score

• census

• statistics

• returns

• [list of topics in a document] contents

• table of contents

• outline;

• synopsis

• [list of topics in a protracted activity (frame)] program

• programme[Brit]

• syllabus

• agenda

• schedule

• calendar

• docket

• [computer-generated list] listing

• printout

• output

• [written list used as an aid to memory] checklist

• table

• chart

• database

• index

• inverted file

• word list

• concordance

• dictionary

• lexicon

• vocabulary

• glossary

• thesaurus

• file

• card index

• card file

• rolodex

• address book

• Red book

• Blue book

• Domesday book

• directory

• army list

• clergy list

• civil service list

• navy

• list

• cadaster

• Lloyd's register

• nautical

• almanac;

• who's who

• Guiness's Book of World Records

• roll

• check roll

• checker roll

• bead roll

• muster roll

• muster book;

• roster

• panel

• jury list

• cartulary

• diptych

• V. list

• itemize

• sort

• collate

• enumerate

• tabulate

• catalog

• tally

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#87. {opp. 100} Unity. -- N. unity

• oneness

• individuality;

• solitude

• isolation

• unification

• one

• unit

• ace

• individual

• none else

• no other

• V. be one

• be alone

• isolate

• render one

• unite

• (combine) 48

• Adj. one

• sole

• single

• solitary

• unitary

• individual

• apart

• alone;

• unaccompanied

• unattended

• solus[Lat]

• single-handed

• singular

• odd

• unique

• azygous

• first and last

• isolated

• insular

• unimodal

• [statistics]

• lone

• lonely

• lonesome

• desolate

• dreary

• insecable|

• compact

• indivisible

• atomic

• Adv. singly

• alone

• by itself

• per se

• only

• apart

• in the

• singular number

• in the abstract

• one by one

• one at a time

• simply

• one

• and a half

• Phr. natura il fece [It]

• e poi roppe la stampa[It]

• du fort au faible

• "two souls with but a single thought

• two hearts that beat as

• one"

#88. Accompaniment. -- N. accompaniment

• adjunct

• context;

• appendage

• appurtenance

• coexistence

• concomitance

• company

• association

• companionship;

• partnership

• copartnership

• concomitant

• accessory

• coefficient

• companion

• buddy

• attendant

• fellow

• associate

• friend

• colleague

• consort

• spouse

• mate

• partner

• co-

• partner

• satellite

• hanger on

• fellow-traveller

• shadow

• escort

• cortege;

• attribute

• V. accompany

• coexist

• attend

• hang on

• wait on

• go hand in hand with;

• synchronize

• bear company

• keep company

• row in the same boat;

• bring in its train

• associate with

• couple with

• Adj. accompanying

• concomitant

• fellow

• twin

• joint

• associated

• with

• coupled with

• accessory

• attendant

• obbligato

• Adv. with

• withal

• together with

• along with

• in company with

• hand in

• hand

• side by side

• cheek by jowl

• arm in arm;

• therewith

• herewith

• and

• together

• in a body

• collectively

• Phr. noscitur a sociis[Lat]

• virtutis fortuna comes[Lat]

#89. Duality. -- N. duality

• dualism

• duplicity

• polarity

• two

• deuce

• couple

• duet

• brace

• pair

• cheeks

• twins

• Castor and Pollux

• gemini

• Siamese twins

• fellows

• yoke

• conjugation

• doublets

• dyad

• span

• V. pair[unite in pairs]

• couple

• bracket

• yoke

• mate

• span [U.S.]

• Adj. two

• twin

• dual

• dualistic

• double

• binary

• binomial

• twin

• dyadic[Math]

• duplex

• tete-a-tete

• coupled

• conjugate

• both

• both the one and the other

#90. Duplication. -- N. duplication

• doubling

• gemination

• reduplication

• iteration

• renewal

• V. double

• redouble

• duplicate

• reduplicate

• geminate

• repeat

• renew

• Adj. double

• doubled

• bilabiate

• bivalve

• bilateral

• twofold

• two-

• sided

• duplex

• double-faced

• double-headed

• twin

• duplicate

• second

• Adv. twice

• once more

• over again

• as much again

• twofold

• secondly

• in the second place

• again

#91. [Division into two parts.] bisection. -- N. bisection

• bipartition

• dichotomy

• halving

• bifurcation

• forking

• branching

• ramification

• divarication

• fork

• prong

• fold

• half

• moiety

• V. bisect

• halve

• divide

• split

• cut in two

• dichotomize

• go halves

• divide with

• separate

• fork

• bifurcate

• branch off

• out

• ramify

• Adj. bisected

• cloven

• cleft

• bipartite

• bicuspid

• bifid

• bifurcate

• bifurcated

• distichous

• dichotomous

• semi-

• demi-

• trinity

• three

• triad

• triplet

• trey

• trio

• leash

• shamrock

• spike-team [U.S.]

• trefoil

• triangle

• trident

• trinomial

• tripod

• trireme

• triskelion

• third power

• cube

• cube root

• Adj. three

• trinomial

• tertiary;

• ternary

• triune

• triarch

• triple

• Pref. tri-

• tris-

• Phr. tria juncta in uno[Lat]

#93. Triplication. -- N. triplication

• trine

• V. treble

• triple

• triplicate

• cube

• Adj. treble

• triple

• tern

• ternary

• triplicate

• threefold

• third

• trine

• Adv. three times

• three fold

• thrice

• in the third place

• thirdly;

• trebly

#94. [Division into three parts.] Trisection. -- N. trisection

• trichotomy

• third

• third part

• V. trisect

• divide into three parts

• Adj. trifid

• trisected

• tripartite

• triangular

• tricuspid

• tridentate

• trifoliate

• trifurcate

• tripodal

• <-- note that square in the mathematical sense is more related to two

• than to four. Subdivide? -->

• four

• tetrad

• quartet

• quaternion

• square

• quarter

• tetragon

• quadrangle

• rectangle

• [three dimensional object with four surfaces] tetrahedron

• quadrature

• quadrifoil

• quadriform

• quadruplet

• quatrefoil

• [object or animal with four legs] tetrapod

• [geographical area with four sides] quadrangle

• quad[coll.]

• [electromagnetic object] quadrupole

• [four fundamental studies] quadrivium

• V. reduce to a square

• square

• Adj. four

• quaternary

• quadratic

• quartile;

• tetrad

• tetragonal;

• square

• quadrate

#96. Quadruplication. -- N. quadruplication

• V. multiply by four

• quadruplicate

• Adj. fourfold

• four times

• quadruple

• quadruplicate

• fourth

• Adv. four times

• in the fourth place

• fourthly

#97. [Division into four parts.] Quadrisection. -- N. quadrisection

• quartering

• fourth

• quart

• quarter

• quadrant

• V. quarter

• divide into four parts

• Adj. quartered

• quadripartite

• rectangular

#98. Five

• quint

• six

• half-a-dozen

• half dozen

• seven

• eight

• nine

• three times three

• dicker;

• ten

• decade

• eleven

• twelve

• dozen

• thirteen

• long dozen

• baker's dozen;

• quintuplet

• twenty

• score

• twenty-four

• four and twenty

• two dozen

• twenty-

• five

• five and twenty

• quarter of a hundred

• forty

• two score

• fifty

• half

• a hundred

• sixty

• three score

• seventy

• three score and ten

• eighty

• four

• score

• ninety

• fourscore and ten

• hundred

• centenary

• hecatomb

• century

• hundredweight

• cwt

• one

• hundred and forty-four

• gross

• thousand

• chiliad

• millennium

• thousand years

• grand[coll.]

• myriad;

• ten thousand

• ban[Japanese]

• man[Japanese]

• ten thousand years

• banzai[Japanese]

• lac

• one hundred thousand

• plum

• million

• thousand

• million

• milliard

• billion

• trillion

• quintuplicate

• Adj. five

• quintuple

• fifth

• sextuple;

• sixth

• seventh

• septuple

• octuple

• eighth

• ninefold

• ninth

• tenfold

• decimal

• tenth

• eleventh

• duodenal

• twelfth

• in one's 'teens

• thirteenth

• vigesimal

• twentieth

• twenty-fourth

• centennial

• centenary

• secular

• hundredth

• thousandth

#99. Quinquesection

• quinquesection

• decimation

• fifth

• V. decimate

• quinquesect

• Adj. quinquefid

• quinquelateral

• quinquepartite

• quinqevalent

• pentavalent

• decimal

• tenth

• tithe;

• duodecimal

• twelfth

• hundredth

• centesimal

• millesimal