Part 24
=Mercantile=. Commercial, traffic, business; wholesale, retail; interchangeable, marketable.
ANT. _Professional; unmercantile, unmarketable, stagnant, unprofitable._
=Mercenary.= Paid, hired, hireling, venal; greedy, sordid, avaricious, selfish.
ANT. _Generous, unselfish, lavish, prodigal, liberal, philanthropic, benevolent._
=Merchandise.= Wares, commodities, goods; trade, traffic, commerce; stock.
=Merchant.= Trader, shopkeeper, dealer, tradesman, trafficker; importer.
ANT. _Shopman, salesman, retailer, pedler, huckster._
=Merciful.= Compassionate, tender, humane, gracious, kind, mild, clement, benignant, lenient, pitiful, forgiving; tender-hearted.
ANT. _Remorseless, pitiless, inexorable, unrelenting, severe, cruel, hard, illiberal._
=Mercy.= Compassion, grace, favor, helpfulness, clemency, forbearance, tenderness, forgiveness, gentleness, pardon, blessing, pity, kindness, mildness, lenity, benevolence, benignity, lenience, leniency.
ANT. _Harshness, rigor, severity, sternness, penalty, justice, vengeance, revenge, punishment, hardness, cruelty, implacability, ruthlessness, inhumanity, brutality, exaction._
=Mere.= Unmixed, pure, absolute, unqualified, simple, bare, unaffected; unadulterated.
ANT. _Compound, mixed, impure, blended, combined, adulterated._
=Meridian=, _n._ Midday, noon, zenith, height, culmination, summit, apex, pinnacle, acme.
ANT. _Midnight, antipodes, depth, profundity, base, depression, nadir._
=Merit=, _n._ Desert, worth, excellence, reward, approbation; worthiness, credit, goodness.
ANT. _Worthlessness, error, unworthiness, demerit, weakness, imperfection, fault._
=Merry.= Gay, jovial, sportive; cheerful, happy; blithe, lively, sprightly, vivacious, mirthful, gleeful, joyous, jocund, hilarious.
ANT. _Gloomy, sad, disconsolate, dismal, moody, dejected._
=Message.= Notice, word, communication, missive, letter, intimation.
ANT. _Interception, silence, non-communication, neglect._
=Messenger.= Carrier, harbinger, intelligencer, courier, forerunner, herald, precursor.
=Metaphysical.= Mental, intellectual, psychological, abstract, general, ideal, psychical, subjective, rational, abstruse, conceptual.
ANT. _Physical, substantial, physiological, material, practical, objective, palpable, external._
=Method.= Order, system, rule, way, manner, mode, course, arrangement, process, means, regularity.
ANT. _Disorder, experimentation, guesswork, conjecture, attempt, empiricism._
=Midst.= Middle, center, heart; thick; press; burden.
ANT. _Circumference, rim, surface, border, outside, perimeter._
=Mien.= Aspect, manner, bearing, look, carriage, deportment, appearance.
ANT. _Character, disposition, nature, constitution, personality._
=Might.= Force, energy, power, means, resources; strength, capacity, ability.
ANT. _Weakness, feebleness, infirmity, impotence; inability, inefficiency, incapability; want, lack._
=Mild.= Gentle, pleasant, clement, kind, soft, bland; moderate, placid, tender, genial, meek.
ANT. _Harsh, fierce, savage, rough, wild, violent, merciless, severe._
=Mind.= Understanding, intellect, soul; opinion, judgment, belief; choice, inclination, liking, intent, will; courage, spirit; remembrance, memory, recollection; reason, brain, sense, consciousness, disposition, intelligence, thought, instinct.
ANT. _Body, matter, brute force, brawn, limbs, material substance, members; feelings, emotions, heart, affections, sensibilities; conduct; forgetfulness, obliviousness._
=Mindful.= Regardful, attentive, heedful, observant, thoughtful, careful.
ANT. _Inattentive, regardless, careless, forgetful, oblivious, absent-minded._
=Mingle.= Combine, join, confuse, compound, mix; unite, associate; intermarry; blend, amalgamate.
ANT. _Separate, sever, segregate, dissolve, sift, sort, classify, analyze._
=Minister=, _n._ Delegate, official, ambassador; clergyman, priest, parson, ecclesiastic, preacher, divine, vicar, curate; envoy.
ANT. _Monarch, master, superior, principal; layman; government._
=Minor=, _a._ Inferior, less important, smaller, less, junior, unimportant, younger.
ANT. _Major, greater, older, senior, elder, main, important._
=Minute.= Small, tiny, slender, diminutive, slight, little; precise, particular, detailed, critical, circumstantial, exact, fine, comminuted, specific; inconsiderable; microscopic.
ANT. _Monstrous, great, enormous, grand, huge; general, abstract, broad, comprehensive; inexact, superficial._
=Miraculous.= Supernatural, super-physical; wonderful, awesome.
ANT. _Natural, ordinary, scientific._
=Mis-.= A prefix used in the sense of _amiss_, _wrong_, _ill_. Words to which this prefix but adds this meaning are omitted here, and their synonyms and antonyms may usually be readily found by reference to the root words.
=Misanthropy.= Cynicism, hatred, egoism.
ANT. _Philanthropy, benevolence, altruism, humanitarianism._
=Miscellany.= Mass, mixture, collection, medley, jumble, variety, hodge-podge, diversity.
ANT. _Selection, system, arrangement, order, group, assortment, classification._
=Mischief.= Damage, harm, hurt, injury, detriment, evil, ill; mishap, trouble.
ANT. _Benefit, good, blessing, profit, gratification, compensation, favor._
=Miser.= Niggard, skinflint, curmudgeon, churl.
ANT. _Spendthrift, profligate._
=Miserable.= Abject, forlorn, pitiable, wretched, mean; worthless, despicable, contemptible; unfortunate, unlucky.
ANT. _Comfortable, happy, respectable, contented, cheerful, easy._
=Misery.= Unhappiness, wretchedness, woe; calamity, disaster, misfortune.
ANT. _Happiness, contentment, ease, comfort, pleasure, enjoyment._
=Misfortune.= Adversity, failure, ill luck, hardship, harm, ill, affliction, calamity, blow, disaster, disappointment, trial, tribulation, sorrow, ruin, distress, stroke, misery, reverse, mischance, visitation, chastening, trouble, chastisement, misadventure, bereavement, mishap.
ANT. _Consolation, blessing, boon, happiness, joy, prosperity, relief, triumph, success, comfort, good fortune, gratification, good luck, pleasure._
=Mission.= Message, errand, commission, deputation; embassy; ministry, legation; trust, office.
ANT. _Assumption, usurpation, self-appointment; faithlessness, betrayal._
=Mist.= Fog, vapor; obscuration, cloudiness, perplexity, bewilderment, haze.
ANT. _Clarity, brightness; perspicuity, revelation, clearness, discernment, insight, understanding; lucidity._
=Mob.= Rabble, masses, dregs of the people, the vulgar, populace, crowd, canaille, lower classes.
ANT. _Élite, aristocracy, nobility, nobles, patricians._
=Mobile.= Movable, excitable, inconstant, changeable, fickle; variable, ductile, sensitive.
ANT. _Immovable, firm, set, steady, unvarying, unchangeable, inexorable._
=Model.= Mold, copy, design, example, image, imitation, standard, type, representation, pattern, prototype, facsimile, original, archetype; norm.
ANT. _Imitation; work, production, execution; accomplishment._
=Moderate=, _a._ Sparing, temperate, frugal, calm, mild; limited, restrained, reasonable; dispassionate, controlled; abstinent, sober; austere, ascetic.
ANT. _Immoderate, intemperate, luxurious, excessive, extravagant._
=Modern.= New, novel, modish, fashionable, present, late, extant, recent.
ANT. _Past, ancient, antiquated, old, antique, obsolete, former._
=Modesty.= Humility, lowliness, humbleness, meekness, shyness, reserve, coldness, bashfulness, backwardness, constraint, timidity, unobtrusiveness, coyness.
ANT. _Frankness, freedom, impudence, indiscretion, self-conceit, sauciness, abandon, arrogance, confidence, egoism, assumption, assurance, boldness, forwardness, haughtiness, loquacity, pertness, pride, vanity, self-sufficiency, openness, effrontery._
=Moment.= Instant, twinkling, consequence, weight, consideration, force, value, signification, avail; second, trice.
ANT. _Age, period, decade, century, generation; insignificance, unimportance, triviality._
=Monarch.= Ruler, sovereign; king, prince, emperor, queen.
ANT. _Subject, peer, plebes._
=Money.= Coin, cash, currency, gold, funds, property, specie, silver, bills, bullion, notes, capital.
=Monopoly.= Exclusiveness, possession, privilege, appropriation, engrossment, preëmption.
ANT. _Community, partnership, competition, free trade; participation, sharing; communism; socialism._
=Monotonous.= Unvarying, uniform, wearisome, dull, tedious, same, unison, humdrum, undiversified; similar, like.
ANT. _Varied, changed, diversified; harmonic; lively; divergent, variant._
=Monster.= Prodigy, enormity, marvel, portent; monstrosity, wonder; demon, fiend, dragon, sphinx, colossus, leviathan; ogre.
ANT. _Pigmy, dwarf, elf; angel, beauty, cherub._
=Monstrous.= Abnormal, extraordinary, prodigious, portentous, marvelous, unnatural; vast, immense, colossal, stupendous; shocking, horrible, hateful, terrible, hideous.
ANT. _Beautiful, small, reasonable, little, shapely, regular, fair, pretty, comely; ordinary, familiar, natural; charming, lovely._
=Moral=, _a._ Dutiful, right, virtuous, just, worthy, ethical; intellectual, spiritual, religious, pious, righteous, ideal.
ANT. _Immoral, wrong, sinful, unjust, unworthy, vicious, gross; irreligious, impious, sensual; physical, bodily, carnal._
=Moreover.= Besides, further, in addition; also, likewise, in addition to.
ANT. _Finally, lastly._
=Morose.= Gruff, gloomy, crusty, crabbed, acrimonious, severe, snappish, sullen, surly, churlish, dogged, ill-humored, ill-natured, sulky.
ANT. _Bland, gentle, benignant, good-natured, kind, loving, pleasant, sympathetic, genial, amiable, friendly, tender, indulgent, complaisant, mild._
=Mortal.= Deathlike; deadly, destructive, poisonous; vulnerable, vital; human, perishable, ephemeral, transient, transitory.
ANT. _Immortal, undying, everlasting, eternal, divine, celestial, life-giving, perennial._
=Motherly.= Maternal, motherlike, parental; kind, loving, affectionate.
ANT. _Paternal, fatherlike, fatherly; harsh, unloving, unkind, hateful._
=Motion.= Movement, change, action, act, passage, move, process, transit, transition.
ANT. _Quiescence, quiet, rest, repose, stillness, immobility._
=Motive.= Incentive, incitement, inducement, reason, spur, stimulus, cause; object, purpose; argument, conviction; impulse, prompting.
ANT. _Deed, achievement, execution, action, attempt, project; deflector, preventive, dissuasion, deterrent._
=Mourn.= Lament, grieve, regret, rue, bewail, sorrow.
ANT. _Exult, joy, rejoice, be joyful, triumph, make merry._
=Mournful.= Lugubrious, heavy, sad, sorrowful, grievous, calamitous.
ANT. _Joyful, jubilant, gladsome, cheerful, happy, pleasant, joyous._
=Move.= Stir, agitate, trouble, affect, persuade, actuate, impel, prompt, instigate, incite, offer, induce.
ANT. _Stop, stay, arrest, prevent, deter; calm, appease, deflect._
=Movement.= Motion; compulsion, stimulation, incitement, agitation, arousing, instigation.
ANT. _Stoppage, stay, pause, calm, quiet._
=Much.= Great; long; considerable; abundant; far; ample, plenteous.
ANT. _Little, small, scarce, few, scanty, near; narrow._
=Multiplication.= Teeming, multiplicity, multitude, increase, plurality, reproduction, augmentation, swarming, multifariousness, multitudinousness.
ANT. _Diminution, division, subtraction, reduction; extinction; rarity, scantiness; unity, singularity._
=Multitude.= Throng, crowd, assembly, assemblage, commonalty, swarm, populace; host, rabble, mob, concourse.
ANT. _Individual, solitude; aristocracy; oligarchy; scantiness, paucity, scarcity._
=Mundane.= Worldly, terrestrial, earthly; sublunary; secular, temporal.
ANT. _Unworldly, spiritual, celestial, eternal, supramundane, stellar, solar, lunar._
=Munificent.= Bounteous, bountiful, liberal, generous; beneficent, free, lavish, extravagant.
ANT. _Small, niggardly, saving, sparing, mean, close._
=Musical.= Melodious, harmonious, tuneful, symphonious, mellifluous, rhythmical.
ANT. _Discordant, inharmonious, harsh, raucous, unmelodious._
=Mute.= Silent, dumb, speechless; voiceless; still, unpronounced; unresponsive; taciturn.
ANT. _Talkative, chattering, garrulous, vocal, speaking, loquacious, loud, noisy._
=Mutual.= Common, correlative, reciprocal, joint, interchangeable.
ANT. _Detached, distinct, disunited, separate, severed, sundered, unshared, unreciprocated, unrequited, disconnected._
=Mysterious.= Abstruse, enigmatical, dark, mystical, occult, obscure, secret, transcendental, unknown, unfathomable, mystic, hidden, inexplicable, inscrutable, cabalistic, incomprehensible, recondite.
ANT. _Clear, plain, apparent, manifest, bright, light, explainable, simple, comprehensible, obvious, easy, revealed, understood._
=Mystic.= Unknowable, obscure, mysterious; allegorical, enigmatical; transcendental; cabalistic, symbolical.
ANT. _Familiar, simple, ordinary, commonplace, obvious, plain._
=Myth.= Fable, tradition, legend; parable, invention, fiction, allegory; falsehood, lie.
ANT. _Truth, fact, history, narrative, incident._
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=Nabob.= Millionaire, Crœsus, viceroy, governor, Dives.
ANT. _Beggar, suppliant._
=Naked.= Nude, bare; defenseless, unprotected, destitute; manifest, undisguised; simple, mere, plain; unclothed, undraped, denuded; uncolored, unvarnished.
ANT. _Robed, draped, veiled, dressed, shrouded, muffled; protected, sheltered; colored, varnished, qualified._
=Name=, _n._ Appellation, denomination, cognomen, designation, surname, title, style, epithet.
=Name=, _v._ Call, indicate, designate, specify, mention, denominate, style, nominate.
ANT. _Miscall, misname, misindicate; be nameless or anonymous; hint, suggest, shadow, intimate, imply._
=Narrate.= Relate, tell, recount, describe, detail, rehearse, report, recite.
ANT. _Misrepresent, mistake; suppress, conceal._
=Narrative.= Narration, recital, account, rehearsal, relation, description, story, tale, history.
=Narrow.= Not wide, straitened, limited, without margin; bigoted, illiberal; parsimonious, niggardly, selfish; close, scrutinizing, exact; slender, spare, thin, contracted, cramped.
ANT. _Wide, broad, ample, expanded, thick; generous, benevolent; unlimited; liberal._
=Nascent.= Embryo, rudimental, budding, incipient.
ANT. _Grown, developed, mature; aged; confirmed, set._
=Nasty.= Filthy, foul, dirty, offensive, damp, disgusting, disagreeable, wet; indecent, obscene.
ANT. _Pleasant, sweet, agreeable, savory, nice, pure._
=Nation.= People, race, stock; realm, community, state, commonwealth.
=Native.= Innate, natal, natural, original, indigenous.
ANT. _Alien, artificial, foreign, unnatural, acquired, assumed._
=Natural.= Native; essential, normal, regular, intrinsic, cosmical, spontaneous, original, artless, ingenuous; kind, affectionate; genuine, unaffected.
ANT. _Abnormal, monstrous, unnatural, improbable, adventitious, fictitious, coarse; artful, affected._
=Nature.= Creation, universe; essence, constitution; kind, sort, character, quality; temper, disposition, mood; mind, intelligence; vitality.
ANT. _Thing, subject, object, man, being, creature, monstrosity, unnaturalness; art, fiction, romance, invention._
=Naught.= Nothing, cipher, zero.
ANT. _Anything, everything, aught._
=Naughty.= Mischievous, perverse, froward; bad, corrupt, worthless, good-for-nothing; refractory, wicked.
ANT. _Good, worthy, well-behaved, tractable, pure, docile, innocent._
=Nausea.= Seasickness, loathing, disgust, qualm; repugnance, aversion.
ANT. _Enjoyment, taste, delight, relish._
=Nautical.= Marine, maritime, naval, oceanic.
=Near=, _ad._ Nigh, not remote, almost, nearly, well-nigh, intimately, closely.
=Near=, _a._ Nigh, close, adjacent, adjoining, approximate; imminent, impending, forthcoming, approaching; familiar, dear, intimate; immediate; literal, accurate; narrow, parsimonious; short; proximate, contiguous, present, ready.
ANT. _Distant, remote, far; reserved, uncordial, cool, stiff; indistinct, obscure, future._
=Nearly.= Almost, well-nigh, intimately, closely, approximately.
ANT. _Quite, entirely, distantly, remotely._
=Neat.= Trim, tidy, prim, precise, spruce, clean, cleanly, orderly, natty, dapper, nice.
ANT. _Negligent, slack, slovenly, slouchy, dirty, soiled, disorderly, dowdy, untidy, rough, unkempt, rude, uncared for._
=Necessary.= Essential, inevitable, needful, infallible, undeniable, indispensable, required, requisite, unavoidable.
ANT. _Optional, useless, contingent, worthless, casual, non-essential, needless._
=Necessitate.= Force, compel, coerce, make necessary, oblige, constrain, make, drive, impel.
ANT. _Persuade, convince, induce, tempt, coax, allure; liberate, release._
=Necessity.= Need, requirement, want, compulsion, fate, fatality, requisite, destiny, essential, emergency, extremity, exigency, indispensableness, urgency, unavoidableness, sine qua non.
ANT. _Choice, contingency, doubt, option, freedom, uncertainty, fortuity, doubtfulness, dubiousness, possibility._
=Need.= Exigency, emergency, extremity, strait, distress, indigence, penury.
ANT. _Competence, affluence, choice, wealth, luxury, profuseness; superfluity, uselessness, dispensableness; casualty, accident; contingency, freedom._
=Needful.= Requisite, needy, necessitous, distressful, essential, indispensable.
ANT. _Contingent, casual, unnecessary, unessential, discretional, optional, needless._
=Needless.= Unnecessary, useless, superfluous, groundless, gratuitous.
ANT. _Needful, useful, helpful, obligatory._
=Nefarious.= Wicked, abominable, iniquitous, execrable, atrocious, impious.
ANT. _Noble, honorable, admirable, laudable; benevolent, generous, humane._
=Negation.= Denial, disavowal, disclaimer, contradiction.
ANT. _Assertion, declaration, deposition, avowal, affirmation, allegation, protestation, claim._
=Negative=, _a._ Denying, indirect, unaffirmative, privative, disclaiming.
ANT. _Positive, direct, assertive, attributive, affirmative, declarative._
=Neglect=, _n._ Negligence, failure, omission, disregard, oversight, indifference, remissness, slight, thoughtlessness, slackness, default, carelessness, disrespect, heedlessness, inadvertence, inattention, scorn.
ANT. _Care, attention, notice, regard, esteem, consideration, respect._
=Negotiate.= Transfer, sell, pass, arrange, treat, bargain, trade, communicate, transact, effect, perform.
ANT. _Stop, quash, mismanage, misconduct._
=Neighborly.= Kind, civil, social, friendly, near, adjoining, adjacent, neighboring, friendly, attentive.
ANT. _Individual, solitary, personal, distant, remote, unkind, uncivil, unfriendly._
=Nerve.= Steadiness, firmness, fortitude, self-command, resolution, strength, courage, pluck, endurance, coolness, presence of mind.
ANT. _Weakness, cowardice, timidity, feebleness, nervelessness._
=Nervous.= Excitable, agitated, annoyed, irritable, weak, fearful; strong, vigorous, spirited, nervy, forceful.
ANT. _Self-possessed, self-controlled, poised, calm, composed; dull, inert, phlegmatic, sluggish._
=Neutral.= Neuter, undecided, indifferent, unpronounced, uninterfering, negative, impartial, unavowed, unaffiliated.
ANT. _Interested, interfering, positive, partial, active, allied, avowed, declared._
=Neutralize.= Render neutral, invalidate, counteract, counterbalance, countervail, render inoperative.
ANT. _Enhance, intensify, aggravate._
=New.= Fresh, modern, novel, late, recent, juvenile, upstart, young, new-fangled, youthful, new-fashioned.
ANT. _Old, antique, ancient, old-fashioned, aged, elderly._
=News.= Information, tidings, intelligence, advice, word, report, account, announcement, rumor.
ANT. _Ignorance, silence, nonpublication, suppression; misintelligence, misreport._
=Nice.= Exquisite, accurate, correct, precise, particular, punctilious, squeamish, finical, effeminate, silly, exact, critical, definite, strict, fastidious, cautious, scrupulous; discerning, discriminating; fine, minute, refined, delicate, dainty, pleasant, agreeable.
ANT. _Coarse, rude, rough, inaccurate, blind, undiscriminating, unscrupulous, incautious, undiscerning, careless, negligent, disagreeable, nauseous._
=Nicety.= Fastidiousness, accuracy, scrupulousness, delicacy, precision, daintiness, subtlety, distinction, exactness.
ANT. _Coarseness, roughness, inaccuracy, rudeness._
=Niggardly.= Avaricious, covetous, parsimonious, miserly, sordid, sparing, penurious, stingy.
ANT. _Generous, bountiful, copious, ample, profuse, abundant, bounteous, plentiful, munificent._
=Nimble.= Alert, brisk, bustling, lively, prompt, quick, speedy, swift, spry, agile, sprightly, active.
ANT. _Clumsy, dilatory, dull, heavy, inert, inactive, slow, unready, sluggish._
=Nobility.= Greatness, dignity, superiority, nobleness, eminence, elevation, worthiness; family, rank, title, birth; aristocracy, peerage, patrician class.
ANT. _Obscurity, meanness, serfdom, paltriness, plebeianism._
=Noble.= Honorable, worthy, dignified, elevated, superior, sublime, great, eminent, stately. generous, liberal, free, aristocratic, patrician, illustrious, grand, lordly, renowned, magnificent, knightly.
ANT. _Ignoble, plebeian, paltry, vulgar, baseborn, low-born, rustic, peasant, contemptible, unworthy, mean._
=Nobody.= No person, no one, not anybody, cipher, nonentity.
ANT. _Somebody, notability, celebrity, colossus, star._
=Nocturnal.= Nightly, dark, tenebrose, gloomy.
ANT. _Daily, diurnal, solar, brilliant, light._
=Noise.= Cry, outcry, clamor, din, clatter, uproar; rumor, report, rattle, tumult.
ANT. _Music, melody, harmony; silence, hush, stillness, voicelessness._
=Noiseless.= Silent, quiet, inaudible.
ANT. _Noisy, uproarious, turbulent, clamorous, boisterous, brawling, tumultuous, loud._
=Noisome.= Noxious, insalubrious, unwholesome, mischievous, destructive, nocuous, hurtful, pestilential, harmful.
ANT. _Wholesome, salutary, salubrious, beneficial._
=Noisy.= Loud, clamorous, stunning, boisterous, turbulent.
ANT. _Noiseless, subdued, inaudible, whispering; melodious, tuneful._
=Nominal.= Literal, verbal, titular; formal, avowed, pretended, ostensible, supposititious.
ANT. _Veritable, essential, intrinsic, actual, substantial, important, real, serious, true._
=Nominate.= Name, specify, appoint, designate, entitle.
ANT. _Suggest, withdraw, reject, indicate, cancel, deprive, recall._
=Nonsense.= Folly, silliness, absurdity, trash, inanity, platitude, pretense.
ANT. _Sense, wisdom, fact, truth, gravity, reason, science._
=Normal.= Regular, ordinary, natural, standard, usual, typical, recognized, common.
ANT. _Exceptional, abnormal, uncommon, singular, unusual, monstrous, irregular, peculiar, rare, unprecedented, remarkable, unnatural._
=Notable.= Plain, evident, noted, noticeable, distinguished, memorable, extraordinary, conspicuous, manifest; notorious.
ANT. _Ordinary, mean, commonplace, everyday, undistinguished, unimpressive, insignificant._
=Note.= Memorandum, comment, remark, record, scholium; account, catalogue, bill; heed, observation; reputation, distinction, celebrity, fame, repute, renown.
ANT. _Misindication, misrepresentation, misleader._
=Notice=, _n._ Observation, regard, cognizance, information, advice, news, intelligence, intimation, announcement, premonition, instruction, warning, attention, consideration.
ANT. _Oversight, disregard, neglect, slight, ignorance, connivance, omission, heedlessness, misinformation._
=Notice=, _v._ Mark, observe, note, heed, regard, perceive, see, remark, mention, comment on, attend, mind.
ANT. _Overlook, disregard, misjudge, neglect._
=Notification.= Information, notice, declaration, publication, announcement, advertisement.
=Notify.= Intimate, declare, publish, announce, acquaint, warn, apprise, communicate, inform.
ANT. _Withhold, conceal, suppress, misinform, misreport._
=Notion.= Idea, conception, apprehension, sentiment, judgment, opinion, belief, impression, estimation, conceit, conviction.
ANT. _Misconception, misapprehension, frustration, falsification._