Synonyms

It means at a later or future time.

To resist means to withstand or oppose. Rebuff is a synonym meaning to reject or resist.

Total means complete or entire, which is synonymous with full.

To flex means to bend, and an arch is a curved or bent structure.

Dismal means depressing or dreary, which is synonymous with gloomy.

Timid means showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened. Afraid is a direct synonym as it describes the state of being fearful.

Power refers to the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events. Talent is often used as a synonym in contexts where power refers to an inherent ability or strength.

Merciful means showing or exercising mercy. Kind is the closest synonym among the choices provided.

Arrest means to seize or capture someone. Snatch is a synonym that implies taking something or someone suddenly and quickly.

Skill refers to the ability to do something well. Competence is a direct synonym representing the ability to do something successfully or efficiently.

Summon means to order someone to be present. Call is a common synonym for this action.

Engagement can refer to an arrangement to do something or a formal agreement to get married. Union is a synonym in the context of joining or agreement.

Confirm means to establish the truth or correctness of something. Ratify means to sign or give formal consent to a treaty or agreement, making it officially valid.

Ugly means unpleasant or repulsive in appearance. Odious means extremely unpleasant or repulsive.

Free means to release from confinement or slavery. Liberate is a direct synonym.

Ceremonial relates to or is used for formal religious or public ceremonies. A rite is a religious or other solemn ceremony or act.

Order can refer to the arrangement or disposition of people or things. Classification is a synonym for the act of arranging things in groups.

Mend means to repair or improve something that is broken or damaged. Improve is a direct synonym.

Invent means to create or design something that has not existed before. Make is a general synonym for creating something.

Dull can mean lacking brightness or vividness. Dark is a synonym in the context of light or color.

Trouble can refer to a state of difficulty or misfortune. Disaster is a strong synonym for a sudden or great misfortune.

Smooth can describe a person's manner as polished or sophisticated. Polite is a synonym for someone with refined or courteous manners.

Ignorant means lacking knowledge or awareness. Dim is a colloquial synonym for someone who is not very intelligent or aware.

Blaze refers to a large, bright fire or a sudden display of light. Flash is a synonym for a sudden, brief burst of light.