English

bugger, cripple, debilitate, disable, drain, enfeeble, hamstring, inactivate, incapacitate, kibosh, lame, maim, queer, sabotage, spike,

Inne przykłady:

   going to pieces - crumbling, decadent, declining, degenerate, disintegrating, draining, drooping, dwindling, effete, fading, failing, falling, flagging, languishing, pining,

   authoritativeness - authenticity, authority, bossism, certainty, clout, cogency, domineering, force, invincibility, lordliness, might, potency, power, predictability, reliability,

   aid and abet - abet, advocate, ask for, comfort, countenance, embolden, encourage, endorse, favour, feed, foster, give encouragement, go for, hearten, invite,

   make up for - atone, balance, cancel, compensate, correct, cover, expiate, fill up, indemnify, kick back, live down, make, make amends, make good, make up to,

   gynaecologist - anaesthesiologist, cardiologist, chiropodist, dermatologist, eye doctor, eye-ear-nose-throat specialist, gerontologist, immunologist, neurologist, obstetrician, oculist, ophthalmologist, orthopaedics, paediatrician, pathologist,

   reformer - extremist, old campaigner, political hack, politician, progressive, radical, reformist, revisionist, revolutionary, utopian, war-horse, wheelhorse ,

   not affordable - dear, expensive, fancy, high, luxurious, premium, pricey, rich, steep, stiff, sumptuous, top ,

   drollery - absurdity, comedy, crack, eccentricity, gag, hilarity, humour, incongruity, jape, jest, joke, quip, sally, witticism, wittiness ,

   romanticized - airy, allegoric, autistic, fabulous, fictional, idealistic, impractical, in the clouds, legendary, mythic, mythological, otherworldly, parabolic, poetic, quixotic,

   expand - add to, adulterate, aggrandize, amplify, attenuate, augment, balloon, beef up, bloat, blow up, bolster, boost, branch, branch out, broaden,