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1 airs
Синонимический ряд:1. affectation (noun) affectation; deception; facade; front; pretence; put-on; sham2. airs (noun) airs; ambience; atmospheres; auras; feel; feelings; feels; moods; semblances; smells; tones3. bearings (noun) addresses; bearings; comportments; demeanors; deportments; ports; presences; sets4. melodies (noun) arias; descants; diapasons; lays; measures; melodies; strains; tunes; warbles5. pose (noun) mannerism; pose; prettyism6. poses (noun) affectations; lugs; mannerisms; poses7. pretense (noun) affectedness; frills; pomposity; posing; pretense; show8. skies (noun) firmaments; heavens; skies9. styles (noun) demeanours; manners; miens; presence; styles10. winds (noun) blows; breezes; gusts; winds; zephyrs11. states (verb) aerates; airs; expresses; gives; puts; states; ventilates; vents -
2 affectations
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3 shams
Синонимический ряд:1. hypocrisies (noun) cants; hypocrisies; sanctimonies2. impostures (noun) cheats; counterfeits; deceits; deceptions; fakes; flimflams; forgeries; frauds; gyps; hoaxes; humbugs; impostures; phonies; sells; spoofs; swindles3. mocks (noun) burlesques; caricatures; farces; mockeries; mocks; parodies; travesties4. shows (noun) acts; masquerades; poses; pretences; shows; simulations5. acts (verb) acts; affects; assumes; bluffs; counterfeits; fakes; feigns; poses; pretends; put on; puts on; simulates -
4 shows
Синонимический ряд:1. acts (noun) acts; masquerades; poses; pretences; shams; simulations2. displays (noun) arrays; demonstrations; displays; exhibitions; exhibits; expositions; fairs; fanfares; manifestations; panoplies; parades; shines; spectacles3. masks (noun) appearances; cloaks; colorings; colors; colourings; colours; covers; disguises; facades; faces; false fronts; fronts; glosses; guises; masks; mufflers; outs; pretenses; pretexts; semblance; semblances; showings; veils; veneers; window dressings; window-dressings4. movies (noun) films; flicks; motion pictures; movies; moving pictures; picture shows; pictures5. opportunities (noun) breaks; chances; occasions; openings; opportunities; shots; squeaks; times6. appears (verb) appears; emerges; issues; looms; materialises7. bares (verb) bares; discloses; exposes; lay open; reveals; uncovers; unmasks; unveils8. brandishes (verb) brandishes; disports; flashes; flaunts; offers; parades; show off; shows off; sports; trots out9. comes (verb) arrives; comes; gets; gets in; reaches; shows up; turns up10. demonstrates (verb) demonstrates; displays; evidences; evinces; exhibits; illustrates; looks; manifests; proclaims11. guides (verb) conducts; directs; escorts; guides; leads; pilots; routes; sees; shepherds; steers12. images (verb) delineates; depicts; describes; images; limns; pictures; portrays; renders; represents13. indicates (verb) denotes; designates; indicates; marks; point out; reads; records; registers; says; specifies14. proves (verb) authenticates; bear out; confirms; corroborates; determines; establishes; makes out; proves; substantiates; validates; verifies15. reads (verb) marks; reads; records; registers16. runs (verb) plays; runs17. stages (verb) mounts; produces; puts on; stages -
5 stumbles
спотыкаться; запинатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. trips (noun) blunders; bungles; fumbles; miscues; trips2. demurs (verb) balks; boggles; demurs; gags; jibs; scruples; shies; stickles; sticks; strains3. happens (verb) bumps; chances; happens; hits; lights; meets; tumbles4. limps (verb) fumbles; limps; muddles; shuffles; staggers5. lumbers (verb) barges; clumps; galumphs; lumbers; stumps6. puzzles (verb) befogs; bewilders; confounds; confuses; perplexes; poses; puzzles7. slips (verb) errs; miscues; mistakes; slips; trips8. teeters (verb) blunders; bumbles; falters; flounders; lurches; reels; teeters; topples; totters; wallows; weaves; wobbles -
6 tenders
Синонимический ряд:1. offers (noun) bids; offers; proffers; proposals2. offers (verb) extends; gives; holds out; offers; poses; presents; proffers; volunteers
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