English

bound, boundary, catch, ceiling, circumscription, clause, compass, condition, confine, cut-off, deadline, delimitation, determinant, end, escape hatch,

Inne przykłady:

   homograph - antonym, articulation, carbon copy, copy, dead ringer, ditto, double, duplicate, equivalent, expression, facsimile, homonym, lexeme, locution, monosyllable,

   visual sense - discernment, eye, eyesight, horizon, ken, perception, perspicacity, perspicuity, purview, range, scope, sight, sweep ,

   conventionalized - extrinsic, formal, formalistic, impersonal, legalistic, outward, pedantic, superficial, surface ,

   spawning - fecund, productive, prolific, reproduction ,

   bulging purse - Mammon, affluence, assets, fortune, gold, independence, lucre, money, moneybags, opulence, pelf, possession, property, prosperity, riches,

   propose a question - ask, demand, enquiry, inquire, query, question ,

   bloodless revolution - breakdown, breakup, cataclysm, catastrophe, clean slate, clean sweep, convulsion, counter-revolution, overthrow, overturn, revolt, revulsion, spasm, subversion, upset ,

   initiate - Greek, accept, accomplished, activate, actuate, admit, affiliate, apprentice, articled clerk, associate, at concert pitch, begin, beginner, boot, break ground,

   idiosyncratic - abnormal, anomalous, appropriate, characteristic, characterizing, connotative, contrastive, crank, cranky, crotchety, demonstrative, designative, deviant, diacritical, diagnostic,

   break the fall - cushion, damp, dampen, deaden, neutralize, offset, soften, suppress ,