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savor. Informal: go for. Slang: dig. See LIKE.
2. To find agreeable: fancy, take to. Chiefly
British: conceit. See LIKE.,3. To have the desire
or inclination to : choose, desire, please, want,
will, wish. Idioms: have a mind, see fit. See
DESIRE.
Iike
2
adjective
Possessing the same or almost the same
characteristics : alike, analogous, comparable,
corresponding, equivalent, parallt;l, similar,
uniform. See SAME.
likelihood noun '
The likeliness of a given event occurring .
chance, odds, possibility, probability, prospect
(used in plural). See LIKELY.
likely adjective
1. Having a chance of happening or being true
contingent, possible, probable. See LIKELY.
2. Based on probability or presumption :
assumptive, presumable, presumptive,
ble, prospective. Idi,om: taken for granted. See
BELIEF, LIKELY. 3.
pated, considered, or imagined : conceivable,
earthly, imaginable, mortal, :thinkablt;,
humanly possible, within the bounqs .
(or range or realm) of possipility. See
BLE. 4. Inspiring confidence or hope : cheer-
ing, encouraging, heartening, hopeful, pLOmis-
ing. See HELP. 5. Having 01' showing a tendency
or likelihood : apt disposeq given, inclined
liable, prone. See LIKELY.
liken verb
To represent as similar : analogize, assimilate,
compare, equate, identify, match, parallel. See
SAME.
likeness noun
1. The quality or state of being alike : affinity,
alikeness, analogy, comparison, correspon- '
dence, parallelism, resemblance, similarity,
similitude, .uniformity, uniformness, See SAME.
2. Something closely another : car-
bon copy, copy, duplicate, facsimile, image,
reduplication, ,replica, replication; reproduc-
tion, simulacrum. Archaic: simulacre. Law:
counterpart. See SAME.
likewise adverb
In addition : additionally, also, besides, furc
ther, furthermore, item, more, still,
too, yet. Idioms: as well, to boot .. See.
INCREASE.
liking noun
1. The condition of being closely tied to another
by affection or faith ' : affection, attachment,
devotion, fondness, love, loyalty (used in plu-
ral). See CONNECT. 2. A desire for a/particular
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thing or activity : fancy, mind, pleasure v'
See LIKE.' i' . 'Ill
Lillip!Jtian also lilliputian adjective.
Extremely sti'lall ; dWarf, mid
miniature, J'!linuscule minute
2
pygmy w
Informal; peewee, pintsize, pillt ized ;ec:;'
teensy-weensy, teeny, teeny-weeny, weeny Y,
BIG. . ee
lily-liyered adjective
Ignobly lacking in courage ; chickenbeart<: ..1
cowardly, craven, dastardly, 'I,
pusillanimous, unmanly. Slang: chicken gUt.
less, yellow, yellow-bellied. See FEAR.
Illy-white adjective
1. Beyond reproach : blameless, el(erupl
good, irreprehensible, - .. ' ..... "nAJ ..
ble. See RIGHT. 2. Free from evil and
tion : angelic angelical, clean,
sinless, unblemished uncorrupted, -".\.. ..
unstained, unS411ied., untainted, virginal.
pure as the driven snow. See q.EAN,
SEX. 3; Free from guilt:or blame; blame!
faultless, guiltless, na,rmless, innoc;ent,
irreproachable, unblamable. Slang: dean.
Idiom; in the dear. See, RIGHT.
limit noun
1. A demarcation point or boundary beyond
which something does not extend or occur ;
bound
2
(often used in plural), confine (used in
plural), end. See EDGE. 2. Either of the twO
points at the ends of a pectrum or range :
extreme. See ED Gil. 3. The boundary SU[rOlll1Cl;I
ing a certain are.'l. Used in plural : bound
2
(used in plural), confine (used in plural), pre-
cinct (often used in pima!). S(?e LLM.l.I1lD.
4. Something that limits or restricts : check,
tircumscriptioI)., cOl,lstraint, cramp2, curb, inhi-
bition, limitation, restraint, restriction, stdc,
ture, trammel. See LIMITED. 5. The greate t
amount or number allowed : ceiling, limita;
maximum. See LIMITED. 6. The ulti,marl!,
point 1;0, which an action, thought, discu ion,
or policy is carried ; end, extreme, length. , lie
LIMITED.
limit verb 1. To place a limit on :circUID,
scribe, confine, restrict. See LIMITE'D. 2. To,fix
the limit oE: bound
2
, delimit, delimitate,
demarcate, determine, mark (out or off)
ure. See LIMITED.
limitation noun
1. The act of limiting or conditioI). of being
limited : circumscription, confinement, co-
strain(, restraint, restrictioI).. See LIMI1:ED.
2. Something that limits or restricts; check, .
circumscription, constraint, cramp2, curb, inlu-
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restrict retake
restrict verb
To place a limit on circumscribe, confine,
limit. See LIMITED.
restricted adjective
1. Kept within certain limits limited. See LIM-
ITED. 2. Not total, unlimited, or whole-
hearted.: limited, modified, qualified, reserved.
See BIG, LIMITED. 3; Excluding or unavailable
to certain minorities : segregated. See
INCLUDE, LIMITED. 4. Of or being informa-
tion available only to authorized persons :
classified, confidential, privileged. See SHOW.
restriction ' noun ' ;, \
1. The act of limiting or condition of being lim-
ited, : circumscription, confinement; constraint,
limitation, restraint. See LIMITED. 2.
thing that limits or restricts : check, circum-'
scription, constraint, cramp2, curb, inhibition,
limit, limitation, restraint; stricture, trammel.
See LIMITED.
result . verb
To occur as a consequence : attend, ensue,.fol-
low. See CAUSE, PRECEDE.
result in verb To be the cause' of : bring"bring
abolit,. b'ring on, cause, effect, effectuate,gener-
ate,dnduce, ingenerate, lead to, ma:ke, ncCa'sion,
secure, set off, stir
l
(up), touch off, trigger.
Idioms: bring to pass (or effect), give rise to. See
START.
result 'noun 1. Something brought about by a
cause : aftermath, consequence,'corollarYi'
effect, end product, event, fruit, harvest, issue,
outcome, precipitate,: ramification, resultant,
sequel, sequence, sequenti,upshot. ,See' CAU SE\
2. MathematicS. Something worked out to.
explain, resolve, or provide a method for deal-
ing with and settling a problem : answer,
determination, solution. See ASK:
r.esultant noun ' , . . , ;, .
Something brought about by a cause :. after- .
math, consequence, corollary, effect, end prod-
uct,. event; fruit; harvest, issue, outcome; precip-
itate, ramification, result, sequel" sequenCe, ,.'
sequent, upshot. See CAUSE. '
result in ,verb See result.
resume verb
' 1. To begin or go'on after an' interruption : '.
continue, .pick up, renew,.reopen, restart, take .
up. See CONTINUE. 2. To: ocCupy or take,'
again : reassume, re'-claim, reoccupy, repos- :
sess, retake, take back. See GIVE.
resumption noun
A continuing after interruption : continuation,
renewal, resurgence, revival. See CONTINUE.
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resurgence noun
1. A continuing after interruption : con' .
tion, renewal, resumption, revival. See
, Th f' , lll ..
TINUE,' 2. ' , e act 0 revlvmg or condiri
being revived: reactivation, rebirth rco
nor
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sance, renascence, reIlewa , resurrection
citation,revitalizatiorl,
See AWARENESS. " ,! h.
resurrect verb
To rouse from a state of inactivity or q lie _
cence :"reactivate, reanimate; reawaken If
dIe, renew, 'resuscitate, revItalize; revive .10.
'fy S ' " , "VI.,.
I . ee AWARENESS. '
resurrection' 'noun
Th: ate of :or 6f being
reVived : reactivation, rebirth, renaissan\:e
renascence, renewal, resurgence,
revitalization revival, revivification.
AWARENESS .
resuscitate verb
1. To' cauS'e to corrie back to life or COilS i
ness : bring around (or round), restore';
rcvivify. See LIVE. 2. To rouse from a,';>
inactivity or quiescence : rcactivate,
reawaken, renew, re Urreci,
revive, revivify. See AWARENESS.
resuscitation noun
The act of reviving or cOlldition of beiug
revived ': ' rebirth, r.enai sance,
renascence: rfpe?/.al, r ,e5Ill'!tence',
revit\'lJizatiq'n, revival, rcvivHication. See

retail verb
To offer for sale deal (in), handle,
merchant, peddle, ell,
vend. TRANSACTIONS.
retain verb I
1.. To keep at one' disposal : havcC
possess. See KEEP. 2. To have and
one's posseSS.iolJ : holq, hold back,
back, reserve withhold. See KEEP. 3,
vere, in some condition, aC,tion, ,or belief :
maintain, stay with. See CONTINU!!. 4. To
renew an image or thought in the mind :
bethink, mind, recall, recolh;ct, remember,
inisce, revive, think. Idiom; bring to mind. S.e,
REMEMBER. 5. To obtairi the use Qr eK'ices
of : employ, engage, hire; take 0,11> Idiom: put
on the payroll. See GET, WORK.
retained , adjective. . ' .
Having a job : employed, hired; jobbolditJg,
working. See,WORK. '
retake verb "
To occupy or take again :' reassunlC re-chtim,
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