Synonyms for Over whelming:

• adj.

  •acute (adjective)
  • violent,
  • piercing,
  • sharp,
  • racking,
  • overpowering,
  • powerful,
  • overwhelming,
  • severe,
  • distressing,
  • excruciating,
  • keen,
  • stabbing,
  • shooting,
  • fierce,
  • poignant,
  • sudden,
  • cutting,
  • exquisite.
  •astounding (adjective)
  • confounding,
  • wondrous,
  • surprising,
  • startling,
  • stupefying,
  • shocking,
  • astonishing,
  • eye-popping,
  • mind-blowing.
  •awesome (adjective)
  • dreadful,
  • formidable,
  • exalted,
  • striking,
  • daunting,
  • hairy,
  • horrible,
  • intimidating,
  • impressive,
  • imposing,
  • something else,
  • fearful,
  • awful,
  • alarming,
  • mean,
  • real gone,
  • grand,
  • moving,
  • horrifying,
  • majestic,
  • wonderful,
  • zero cool,
  • terrifying,
  • frantic,
  • awe-inspiring,
  • fearsome,
  • frightening,
  • terrible,
  • magnificent,
  • beautiful,
  • nervous.
  •breathtaking (adjective)
  • thrilling,
  • heart-stirring,
  • heart-stopping,
  • spine-tingling,
  • hair-raising.
  •compulsive (adjective)
  • compelling,
  • Besetting,
  • uncontrollable,
  • irresistible,
  • enthusiastic,
  • passionate,
  • urgent.
  •deplorable (adjective)
  • disgraceful,
  • opprobrious,
  • wretched,
  • unbearable,
  • blameworthy,
  • faulty,
  • stinking,
  • lousy,
  • dirty,
  • dolorous,
  • downer,
  • godawful,
  • miserable,
  • disreputable,
  • dishonorable,
  • afflictive,
  • scandalous,
  • rotten,
  • reprehensible,
  • heartrending,
  • lamentable,
  • calamitous,
  • poor,
  • regrettable,
  • disastrous,
  • execrable,
  • bummer,
  • grievous,
  • woeful,
  • tragic,
  • unsatisfactory,
  • mournful,
  • intolerable,
  • heartbreaking,
  • dire,
  • pitiable,
  • sad,
  • melancholy,
  • grim,
  • sickening.
  •devastating (adjective)
  • destructive,
  • annihilating,
  • Desolating,
  • mortifying.
  •exciting (adjective)
  • melodramatic,
  • electrifying,
  • arresting,
  • dangerous,
  • lively,
  • sensational,
  • titillating,
  • zestful,
  • hectic,
  • intoxicating,
  • Arousing,
  • wild,
  • neat,
  • appealing,
  • racy,
  • stirring,
  • far-out,
  • impelling,
  • bracing,
  • dramatic,
  • interesting,
  • rip-roaring,
  • heady,
  • groovy,
  • Commoving,
  • stimulating,
  • fine,
  • agitative,
  • showy,
  • animating,
  • intriguing,
  • flashy,
  • Exhilarant,
  • provocative,
  • rousing.
  •fantastic (adjective)
  • great,
  • huge,
  • extreme,
  • tremendous,
  • monumental,
  • stupendous,
  • cracking,
  • towering,
  • humongous,
  • monstrous,
  • prodigious,
  • massive.
  •fearful (adjective)
  • creepy,
  • unspeakable,
  • eerie,
  • strange,
  • bloodcurdling,
  • redoubtable,
  • atrocious,
  • frightful,
  • horrific,
  • hideous,
  • sinister,
  • appalling,
  • unearthly,
  • baleful,
  • horrendous,
  • macabre,
  • ghoulish,
  • lurid,
  • gruesome,
  • ghastly,
  • grisly,
  • shuddersome,
  • morbid,
  • sublime.
  •grandiose (adjective)
  • cosmic,
  • affected,
  • lordly,
  • flamboyant,
  • unfathomable,
  • lofty,
  • ambitious,
  • fustian,
  • pompous,
  • splashy,
  • egotistic,
  • high-flown,
  • high-falutin',
  • august,
  • purple,
  • stately,
  • pretentious,
  • royal,
  • bombastic,
  • ostentatious,
  • noble.
  •heady (adjective)
  • potent,
  • Inebriating,
  • spirituous,
  • strong,
  • exhilarating.
  •imposing (adjective)
  • dignified,
  • effective,
  • commanding,
  • something to write home about,
  • overblown,
  • Mega,
  • big,
  • one for the book,
  • grandiose,
  • ominous,
  • regal,
  • imperial.
  •incommunicable (adjective)
  • undescribable,
  • defying description,
  • description.
  •insuperable (adjective)
  • insurmountable,
  • impossible.
  •insurmountable (adjective)
  • impregnable,
  • unbeatable,
  • no-win,
  • insuperable,
  • inaccessible,
  • indomitable,
  • hopeless,
  • invincible,
  • no way,
  • unconquerable,
  • Unmasterable,
  • not a prayer,
  • forget it,
  • ineluctable,
  • impassable.
  •irresistible (adjective)
  • enchanting,
  • ravishing,
  • lovable,
  • inevitable,
  • fascinating,
  • glamorous,
  • alluring,
  • inexorable,
  • tempting,
  • scrumptious,
  • seductive,
  • Beckoning,
  • unavoidable,
  • imperative,
  • charming.
  •mind-blowing (adjective)
  • mind-altering,
  • psychedelic,
  • hallucinatory.
  •overpowering (adjective)
  • intense.
  •overwhelming (adjective)
  • breathtaking,
  • crushing,
  • eye-opening,
  • devastating,
  • staggering,
  • Paralyzing,
  • amazing,
  • stunning,
  • astounding,
  • vast,
  • exciting,
  • shattering,
  • mind-boggling,
  • Overcoming.
  •solemn (adjective)
  • devotional,
  • ritual,
  • ceremonious,
  • hallowed,
  • religious,
  • conventional,
  • holy,
  • momentous,
  • full,
  • sanctified,
  • divine,
  • reverential,
  • formal,
  • grave,
  • venerable,
  • plenary,
  • ceremonial.
  •stupendous (adjective)
  • dynamite,
  • gigantic,
  • monster,
  • colossal,
  • radical,
  • superb,
  • enormous,
  • fat,
  • fabulous,
  • spectacular,
  • phenomenal,
  • terrific,
  • marvelous,
  • fantastic,
  • super,
  • unreal,
  • fab,
  • utmost,
  • too much,
  • titantic,
  • miraculous,
  • smashing.
  •thrilling (adjective)
  • shivering,
  • blood-tingling,
  • mad,
  • boss,
  • mind-bending,
  • riveting,
  • large,
  • gripping,
  • trembling,
  • swinging.
  •unspeakable (adjective)
  • beastly,
  • indescribable,
  • repulsive,
  • inexpressible,
  • evil,
  • outrageous,
  • odious,
  • obnoxious,
  • beyond words,
  • repugnant,
  • unbelievable,
  • revolting,
  • loathsome,
  • disgusting,
  • Incommunicable,
  • offensive,
  • unutterable,
  • nameless,
  • abominable,
  • detestable,
  • inconceivable,
  • preternatural,
  • ineffable,
  • indefinable,
  • unimaginable,
  • inhuman,
  • horrid,
  • repellent,
  • heinous.

• v.

  •astonish (verb)
  • boggle,
  • take aback,
  • stupefy,
  • overwhelm,
  • daze,
  • flabbergast,
  • amaze,
  • startle,
  • blow one's mind,
  • blow away,
  • spring on,
  • put one away,
  • throw a curve,
  • knock over,
  • astound.
  •astound (verb)
  • knock over with feather,
  • astonish.
  •attack (verb)
  • assail,
  • ambush,
  • beat,
  • rush,
  • clock,
  • harm,
  • club,
  • knock cold,
  • molest,
  • kick,
  • combat,
  • bash,
  • charge,
  • raid,
  • strike,
  • mug,
  • punch,
  • bat,
  • set upon,
  • jump,
  • blister,
  • blast,
  • whop,
  • infiltrate,
  • turn on,
  • stab,
  • bean,
  • bop,
  • lay siege to,
  • invade,
  • knock for a loop,
  • boot,
  • larrup,
  • beset,
  • cook,
  • HIT,
  • wallop,
  • boff,
  • aggress,
  • slog,
  • assault,
  • chop down,
  • clip,
  • bombard,
  • light into,
  • brain,
  • knock block off,
  • pounce upon,
  • besiege,
  • storm,
  • biff,
  • hurt,
  • advance,
  • take the offensive,
  • bust,
  • soak.
  •beat (verb)
  • shoot ahead of,
  • outshine,
  • transcend,
  • subdue,
  • outrival,
  • overtake,
  • outrun,
  • top,
  • better,
  • exceed,
  • outplay,
  • vanquish,
  • triumph,
  • outdo,
  • outstrip,
  • be victorious,
  • best,
  • excel.
  •bedazzle (verb)
  • dazzle,
  • enchant,
  • blind.
  •bemuse (verb)
  • perplex,
  • pipe dream,
  • paralyze,
  • muddle,
  • daydream,
  • addle,
  • moon,
  • gather wool.
  •boggle (verb)
  • fill with wonder.
  •burden (verb)
  • encumber,
  • vex,
  • obligate,
  • load,
  • hamper,
  • give it to,
  • bother,
  • depress,
  • strain,
  • pile,
  • hinder,
  • dump on,
  • overload,
  • dish out,
  • handicap,
  • snow under,
  • stick it to,
  • cumber,
  • bear down on,
  • overcharge,
  • impede,
  • dish it out,
  • make heavy,
  • snow,
  • afflict,
  • tax,
  • try,
  • worry,
  • saddle with,
  • press,
  • oppress,
  • trouble,
  • lade,
  • weigh down.
  •capture (verb)
  • hook,
  • occupy,
  • prehend,
  • take,
  • take captive,
  • tumble,
  • bag,
  • round up,
  • cop,
  • put the cuffs on,
  • nail,
  • seize,
  • catch,
  • trap,
  • land,
  • grab,
  • nab,
  • snare,
  • gain control,
  • snatch,
  • apprehend,
  • pick up,
  • run in,
  • take into custody,
  • arrest,
  • take prisoner,
  • collar,
  • pull in,
  • get,
  • pinch,
  • net,
  • secure.
  •confute (verb)
  • dismay,
  • knocks props out from under,
  • disprove,
  • prove false,
  • demolish,
  • put down,
  • contradict,
  • expose,
  • shut up,
  • parry,
  • bring to naught,
  • break,
  • blow sky high,
  • controvert,
  • rebut,
  • subvert,
  • negate,
  • silence,
  • overturn,
  • invalidate,
  • oppugn,
  • prove wrong,
  • tap,
  • set aside.
  •consume (verb)
  • lay waste,
  • expend,
  • extinguish,
  • ruin,
  • eat up,
  • exhaust,
  • suppress,
  • annihilate,
  • decay,
  • devastate,
  • waste,
  • raze,
  • ravage.
  •crush (verb)
  • dispose of,
  • abash,
  • quash,
  • ice,
  • force down,
  • put away,
  • bear down,
  • mortify,
  • shame,
  • subjugate,
  • dump,
  • obliterate,
  • quelch,
  • browbeat,
  • stamp out,
  • blot out,
  • squelch,
  • strangle,
  • chagrin,
  • reduce,
  • quell.
  •daze (verb)
  • mix up,
  • distract,
  • dizzy,
  • numb,
  • blur,
  • disorder,
  • petrify,
  • befog,
  • befuddle,
  • benumb,
  • rock,
  • mystify,
  • fuddle.
  •dazzle (verb)
  • impress,
  • strike dumb,
  • fascinate,
  • awe,
  • glitz,
  • hypnotize,
  • excite,
  • bedazzle,
  • razzle-dazzle,
  • overawe.
  •defeat (verb)
  • entrap,
  • prevail over,
  • block,
  • shipwreck,
  • lick,
  • outflank,
  • route,
  • trample,
  • trash,
  • torpedo,
  • finish off,
  • repel,
  • obstruct,
  • surmount,
  • repulse,
  • slaughter,
  • sack,
  • repress,
  • halt,
  • roll back,
  • bar,
  • smash,
  • wipe out,
  • decimate,
  • butcher,
  • outmaneuver,
  • scatter,
  • discomfit,
  • sink,
  • mow down.
  •deluge (verb)
  • flood,
  • flush,
  • drench,
  • whelm,
  • sop,
  • stream,
  • douse,
  • wet,
  • gush,
  • sluice,
  • souse,
  • pour.
  •drown (verb)
  • immerse,
  • plunge,
  • go under,
  • go down,
  • stifle,
  • asphyxiate,
  • dip,
  • suffocate.
  •dumbfound (verb)
  • throw,
  • throw into a tizzy,
  • nonplus.
  •engulf (verb)
  • swallow up,
  • envelop,
  • engross,
  • imbibe,
  • consume,
  • encompass.
  •fascinate (verb)
  • spellbind,
  • animate,
  • engage,
  • enrapture,
  • attract,
  • enslave,
  • invite,
  • lure,
  • provoke,
  • draw,
  • infatuate,
  • attach,
  • seduce,
  • beguile,
  • gladden,
  • compel,
  • absorb,
  • fire,
  • allure,
  • enamor,
  • stir,
  • arouse,
  • interest,
  • entice,
  • enthrall,
  • please,
  • pique,
  • titillate,
  • rivet,
  • intrigue,
  • bewitch,
  • delight,
  • thrill,
  • tempt,
  • mesmerize,
  • intoxicate,
  • charm,
  • ravish,
  • transfix,
  • transport,
  • entrance,
  • ensnare,
  • kindle,
  • tantalize,
  • stimulate.
  •flabbergast (verb)
  • throw for a loop,
  • make speechless,
  • disconcert.
  •flood (verb)
  • fill,
  • surge,
  • choke,
  • sweep,
  • oversupply,
  • flow,
  • pour over,
  • saturate,
  • swarm,
  • glut,
  • brim over.
  •gang up on (verb)
  • join forces against.
  •glut (verb)
  • cram,
  • burden,
  • overfeed,
  • feast,
  • wolf,
  • jade,
  • clog,
  • gorge,
  • pall,
  • stuff,
  • devour,
  • hog,
  • make a pig of,
  • cloy,
  • sate,
  • surfeit,
  • raven,
  • satiate,
  • congest,
  • pack,
  • overstock.
  •hit (verb)
  • occur,
  • leave a mark,
  • attain,
  • achieve,
  • gain,
  • influence,
  • arrive at,
  • affect,
  • touch,
  • reach.
  •lade (verb)
  • weight,
  • freight.
  •lick (verb)
  • flog,
  • hurdle,
  • down,
  • trounce,
  • smear,
  • surpass,
  • clobber,
  • trim,
  • lambaste,
  • slap,
  • spank,
  • master.
  •oppress (verb)
  • dispirit,
  • harry,
  • distress,
  • pick on,
  • dishearten,
  • outrage,
  • persecute,
  • sadden,
  • rule,
  • ride,
  • weigh heavy upon,
  • force,
  • annoy,
  • abuse,
  • torture,
  • tyrranize,
  • maltreat,
  • wrong,
  • plague,
  • torment,
  • put upon,
  • put the squeeze on,
  • put screws to,
  • hound,
  • aggrieve,
  • harass,
  • keep down,
  • prey on,
  • saddle,
  • beat down,
  • Despotize.
  •overcome (verb)
  • prevail,
  • render,
  • outlive,
  • knock socks off,
  • get the better of,
  • triumph over,
  • get around,
  • come out on top,
  • survive,
  • worst,
  • rise above,
  • weather.
  •overload (verb)
  • overburden.
  •overpower (verb)
  • lay one out,
  • shut off,
  • take out,
  • murder,
  • immobilize,
  • roll over,
  • shellack,
  • blank,
  • bulldoze,
  • cream,
  • take care of,
  • knock out,
  • wax.
  •overrun (verb)
  • overgrow,
  • overshoot,
  • spread like wildfire,
  • overspread,
  • spill,
  • put to flight,
  • foray,
  • well over,
  • inroad,
  • run on,
  • overstep,
  • run over,
  • permeate,
  • go beyond.
  •overtake (verb)
  • come upon,
  • overhaul,
  • catch up with,
  • gain on,
  • leave behind,
  • get to,
  • take by surprise,
  • outdistance,
  • get past,
  • happen,
  • befall.
  •overthrow (verb)
  • dethrone,
  • purge,
  • terminate,
  • exterminate,
  • abolish,
  • tip,
  • upend,
  • unseat,
  • bring down,
  • knock down,
  • depose,
  • do away with,
  • bring to ruin,
  • level,
  • topple,
  • oust,
  • liquidate,
  • eradicate,
  • put an end to.
  •overwhelm (verb)
  • defeat,
  • total,
  • inundate,
  • confound,
  • bowl over,
  • overcome,
  • crush,
  • thrash,
  • overrun,
  • engulf,
  • swamp,
  • whip,
  • subordinate,
  • steamroller,
  • bewilder,
  • demoralize,
  • overthrow,
  • shock,
  • win,
  • bury,
  • destroy,
  • massacre,
  • smother,
  • deluge,
  • drub,
  • wreck,
  • rout,
  • stun,
  • do in,
  • dumbfound,
  • stagger,
  • overpower,
  • blow out of the water,
  • conquer,
  • overflow,
  • upset,
  • shatter,
  • downgrade,
  • render speechless,
  • kill,
  • run circles around,
  • surprise,
  • submerge,
  • puzzle,
  • prostrate,
  • drown,
  • floor,
  • confuse,
  • disturb.
  •ravage (verb)
  • disorganize,
  • desolate,
  • forage,
  • rape,
  • rob,
  • disrupt,
  • pirate,
  • spoil,
  • plunder,
  • leave in ruins,
  • break up,
  • gut,
  • strip,
  • damage,
  • capture,
  • sweep away,
  • desecrate,
  • wrest,
  • Spoliate,
  • pillage,
  • pull down,
  • wreak havoc,
  • loot,
  • despoil,
  • prey,
  • impair,
  • dismantle.
  •ruin (verb)
  • deface,
  • drain,
  • deplete,
  • disfigure,
  • use up,
  • mangle,
  • spoilate,
  • impoverish,
  • maim,
  • clean out,
  • dilapidate,
  • deplore,
  • beggar,
  • pauperize,
  • Depredate,
  • injure,
  • bankrupt,
  • wrack,
  • defile,
  • mar,
  • mutilate,
  • make a mess of,
  • fleece,
  • botch,
  • wreak havoc on.
  •seize (verb)
  • claw,
  • take possession of,
  • clutch,
  • throttle,
  • carry off,
  • spirit away,
  • appropriate,
  • commandeer,
  • kidnap,
  • impound,
  • take over,
  • annex,
  • wrench,
  • arrogate,
  • incorporate,
  • pounce,
  • exact,
  • lift,
  • hijack,
  • confiscate,
  • grasp,
  • take by storm,
  • snag,
  • usurp.
  •shock (verb)
  • disgust,
  • jolt,
  • traumatize,
  • anger,
  • unsettle,
  • give a turn,
  • insult,
  • horrify,
  • jar,
  • sicken,
  • shake up,
  • offend,
  • shake,
  • hit like ton of bricks,
  • revolt,
  • nauseate,
  • disquiet,
  • antagonize,
  • agitate,
  • displease,
  • electrify,
  • scandalize,
  • appall.
  •sink (verb)
  • dig,
  • ebb,
  • capsize,
  • sag,
  • descend,
  • stick,
  • cast down,
  • lay,
  • scuttle,
  • run,
  • drill,
  • droop,
  • drop,
  • couch,
  • ram,
  • slump,
  • excavate,
  • slope,
  • fall,
  • let down,
  • stoop,
  • plummet,
  • decline,
  • bore,
  • thrust,
  • tip over,
  • touch bottom,
  • regress,
  • set,
  • lower,
  • flounder,
  • subside,
  • disappear,
  • Demit,
  • cave in,
  • drive,
  • go to the bottom,
  • settle,
  • founder.
  •slaughter (verb)
  • slay,
  • finish,
  • total trounce,
  • do in exterminate.
  •smother (verb)
  • surround,
  • keep back,
  • shower,
  • rein,
  • heap,
  • quench,
  • hush up,
  • restrain,
  • compose,
  • conceal,
  • cork,
  • simmer down,
  • shroud,
  • cool,
  • muffle,
  • snuff,
  • collect,
  • control.
  •stagger (verb)
  • stump,
  • take breath away,
  • give a shock,
  • throw off balance,
  • consternate.
  •stun/stupefy (verb)
  • fog,
  • knock unconscious,
  • bemuse.
  •stupefy (verb)
  • Hebetate,
  • dull,
  • daunt,
  • faze,
  • besot,
  • blunt.
  •submerge (verb)
  • impregnate,
  • duck,
  • submerse,
  • sound.
  •surprise (verb)
  • rattle,
  • strike with awe,
  • leave open-mouthed,
  • cause wonder,
  • take one's breath away,
  • leave aghast,
  • spring something on.
  •take (verb)
  • magnetize,
  • win favor,
  • wile,
  • become popular,
  • entertain.
  •thrash (verb)
  • chasten,
  • birch,
  • flagellate,
  • toss and turn,
  • scourge,
  • chastise,
  • pitch,
  • seesaw,
  • pound,
  • tan one's hide,
  • work over,
  • jerk,
  • tan,
  • belabor,
  • batter,
  • thresh,
  • belt,
  • toss,
  • writhe,
  • pelt,
  • punish,
  • beat up,
  • paste,
  • buffet,
  • pummel,
  • maul,
  • cane.
  •thresh (verb)
  • flail.
  •throw (verb)
  • chuck,
  • sprinkle,
  • fling off,
  • bandy,
  • butt,
  • catapult,
  • send,
  • cast,
  • push,
  • barrage,
  • launch,
  • flick,
  • let fly,
  • discharge,
  • dash,
  • shove,
  • stone,
  • pepper,
  • precipitate,
  • dislodge,
  • lob,
  • hurl,
  • start,
  • volley,
  • put,
  • spray,
  • deliver,
  • flip,
  • buck,
  • strew,
  • bunt,
  • peg,
  • fell,
  • cant,
  • heave,
  • splatter,
  • sling,
  • waft,
  • unhorse,
  • impel,
  • let go,
  • shy,
  • project,
  • lapidate,
  • pellet,
  • fling.
  •trample (verb)
  • flatten,
  • stomp,
  • step on,
  • squash,
  • grind,
  • infringe,
  • bruise,
  • stamp,
  • Tromp,
  • tread,
  • violate,
  • ride roughshod over,
  • tramp,
  • override,
  • encroach.
  •triumph (verb)
  • win hands down,
  • win out,
  • beat the game,
  • get last laugh,
  • take the cake,
  • thrive,
  • strike it big,
  • dominate,
  • flourish,
  • prosper,
  • take it all,
  • carry the day,
  • beat the system.
  •trounce (verb)
  • cook one's goose,
  • wipe off the mat,
  • lather,
  • cap,
  • pommel,
  • walk over,
  • hammer,
  • dust,
  • make mincemeat of,
  • fix one's wagon.
  •vanquish (verb)
  • humble.
  •whip (verb)
  • take apart,
  • whomp,
  • mop up.
  •win (verb)
  • shut out,
  • gain victory,
  • finish in front,
  • be first,
  • come in first,
  • walk away with,
  • edge,
  • take the prize,
  • walk off with.

Antonyms for Over whelming:

• adj.

  • acute
    obtuse, dense, kind, dull, unimportant, insensitive, calm, pleasant, Imperceptive, mild, soothing, ignorant, not serious, stupid, blunt, slow.
  • awesome
    good, wonderful, boring, pleasing, unimpressive, disgusting, poor, trivial, offensive, comforting, homely, weak, nice, ordinary, unamazing, ugly, bad.
  • compulsive
    indifferent, unenthusiastic, independent, free, unexcited, apathetic, controlled, easy-going.
  • deplorable
    blessed, cheerful, tolerable, delightful, lucky, successful, acceptable, respectable, bearable, satisfactory, excellent, happy, fortunate, shameless.
  • exciting
    moderate, unenthused, unpromising, uninspiring, unexciting, unmoving, unstimulating.
  • fantastic
    conventional, customary, Familiar, insignificant, plain, usual, common, small, commonplace, tiny, little, minute, miniature, unpleasant.
  • fearful
    Unfearful, unafraid, courageous, Inapprehensive, bold, brave.
  • grandiose
    humble, unpretentious, unassuming, modest, low, restrained, unimposing.
  • imposing
    inferior, ignoble, undignified, subordinate.
  • insurmountable
    beatable, defeatable, possible, surmountable, attainable.
  • irresistible
    avoidable, Escapable, repulsive, incapable, impotent, ineffective, resistible.
  • solemn
    unsacred, laughing, irreligious, light, frivolous, funny.
  • stupendous
    terrible.
  • thrilling
    discouraging, upsetting, depressing.
  • unspeakable
    definable, likeable, describable, imaginable, believable.

• v.

  • astonish
    expect, bore.
  • attack
    guard, submit, shield, retreat, leave alone, protect, decrease, shelter, withstand, support, sustain, be lazy, slough off, resist, defend.
  • beat
    fall behind, be inferior, give up, relinquish, cede.
  • bemuse
    tell, illuminate.
  • burden
    delight, further, cheer, unburden, promote, relieve, allow, soothe, make happy, please, release, permit.
  • capture
    give, be immune, offer, liberate, let go, misunderstand, receive.
  • confute
    approve, attest, verify, concede, give in, validate, affirm, hide, agree, obey, confirm, fix, endorse, prove.
  • consume
    collect, construct, build, not use, repair, starve, accumulate, store, fast, neglect, save, gather.
  • crush
    uncompress, start, praise, Unwrinkle, build up, compliment.
  • daze
    explicate.
  • defeat
    win, float, forward, open, clear, facilitate, push, abet, advance, attract, strengthen, increase, grow.
  • deluge
    dry, dehydrate.
  • drown
    rescue, ascend.
  • dumbfound
    lay out.
  • fascinate
    disenchant, deaden, incite, disinterest, turn off, forget, depress, displease, refuse, stop, disgust, dissuade, Disenthrall, deter, repel, tire, reject, repulse, discourage, prevent, offend.
  • glut
    dissatisfy, reduce, diet, deprive, repress, abstain, deplete, suppress.
  • hit
    miss.
  • oppress
    boost, gladden, benefit.
  • overpower
    preserve.
  • overrun
    evacuate.
  • overthrow
    uphold, keep, institute, straighten, establish, hold.
  • overwhelm
    comfort, aid, forfeit, encourage, underwhelm, fail, assist, enlighten, lose, uncover, create, explain, not impress, clarify, organize, yield, order, surrender, clear up, inspirit, help.
  • pauperize
    fill, invigorate, expand.
  • ravage
    improve, mend, bear.
  • ruin
    beautify, ornament, honor, develop, heal, decorate, adorn, sanctify, cure.
  • seize
    loosen, drop, unfasten, pass.
  • shock
    compose, appease, quiet, placate.
  • sink
    lift, raise, halt, go up, rise, excite, fight, succeed.
  • slaughter
    give birth.
  • smother
    loose, scatter, disperse.
  • submerge
    surface.
  • submerse
    remove, displace.
  • take
    dodge, maintain, discontinue, disallow, misconceive, add, avoid, be honest.
  • thrash
    be still, tap.
  • throw
    pull, catch.
  • trample
    observe.
  • triumph
    be sad, languish.
  • unhorse
    place.