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Set Up Synonyms: found, establish, inaugurate, initiate, begin, open, launch, institute, originate, start, create, undertake, embark, commence.empower, authorize, install, seat, commission, license, enfranchise, accre...Set Upon Synonyms: attack, assail, besiege, beleaguer, beset, harass, strike, hit, assault, maul, charge, fall upon, ambush, molest, mug.Set-to Synonyms: quarrel.Setback Synonyms: reversal, reverse, misfortune, disappointment, loss, mischance, relapse, misstep, adversity, rebuff, defeat, slump, regression, drawback.Setoff Synonyms: balance, offset, compensation, contrast, tradeoff, accent, counter, counterweight, counterbalance, equivalency, equivalent, counterpart, complement, foil, quid pro quo.Setting Synonyms: frame, mounting, enclosure, border.environment, surroundings, background, decor, scenery, period, habitat, scene, milieu, circumstances, locale, ambience, site, situation.position, degree, angle, set,...Settle Synonyms: put in order, straighten out, neaten, regulate, arrange, set to rights, stabilize, compose, assort, classify, order.decide, determine, judge, resolve, find, mediate, reconcile, arbitrate, rectify, rul...Settlement Synonyms: decision, determination, agreement, adjustment, conciliation, compromise, accommodation, disposition, conclusion, arbitration, quittance, payment, reconciliation, satisfaction, payment.arrangement, or...Settlings Synonyms: dregs.Setup Synonyms: arrangement, plan, organization, scheme, system, structure, basis, coordination, circumstances, elements, constituents, framework, blueprint, layout, outline, apparatus, apparat.Sever Synonyms: separate, cut, rend, part, disjoin, break, detach, cleave, split, dissever, fragment, disconnect, section, splinter, segment.discontinue, end, terminate, cease, dissolve, break off, suspend, abandon, ...Several Synonyms: numerous, divers, some, sundry, various, certain, few.separate, individual, particular, respective, single, private, own, distinct, distinctive, peculiar, independent, different, unique, personal, mar...Severe Synonyms: difficult, trying, painful, extreme, acute, burdensome, arduous, taxing, nerve-wracking, worrisome, demanding, grievous, vexatious, agonizing, sore, intense, profound, unendurable, unrelenting.unspari...Sex Synonyms: sexual.Sex Appeal Synonyms: allure.Sexless Synonyms: neuter, asexual, nonsexual, epicene, androgynous, hermaphrodite, eunuchoid, parthenogenetic.Sexual Synonyms: reproductive, procreative, genital, sex, sexed, progenitive, childbearing.Sexy Synonyms: sensational, spectacular, topical, effective, new, hot, rich, dramatic, stirring, exciting, popular, compelling.seductive, provocative, exhibitionistic, stimulating, tantalizing, titillating, irresist...Shabby Synonyms: threadbare, worn, ragged, seedy, poor, faded, mangy, frowzy, rundown, frayed, sorry, impoverished, ratty, down-at-heel, dowdy.mean, paltry, poky, picayune, ungenerous, low, wretched, miserable, mean-s...Shack Synonyms: shanty, hut, cabin, hovel, cottage, shed, lean-to, dump.Shackle Synonyms: restrain, confine, impede, straitjacket, muzzle, hamstring, fetter, tether, rein, forbid, constrain, stifle, subjugate, repress, suppress, strangle, prevent, limit.fetter, handcuff, chain, manacle, ho...Shade Synonyms: ghost.darken, bedim, becloud, befog, blur, blot out, gray, tone down, overshadow, mute, obscure, adumbrate.shadow.screen, protect, shadow, veil, cover, hide, shutter, curtain, shield, shroud, eclipse,...Shadow Synonyms: gloom, cloud, sadness, blot, blight, smear, stigma, tarnish, pall, gloominess, melancholy, depression, sorrow, desolation, the blues, wet blanket.shade.ghost.follow, trail, spy on, track, trace, hound...Shadowy Synonyms: unreal, ghostly, eerie, spectral, occult, chimerical, mysterious, intangible, impalpable, incorporeal, phantom, haunted, dreamlike, improbable, wispy.dark, shady, sunless, murky, unlit, gloomy, somber...Shady Synonyms: shadowy.suspicious, suspect, questionable, devious, illicit, disreputable, dishonest, ambiguous, unreliable, untrustworthy, fishy, dubious, slippery, crooked, unscrupulous.
