generateSynonyms ofgeneratein English:verb 1the move should generate extra businesscause,give rise to,lead to,result in,bring about, bring into being,create,make,produce, initiate,engender,spawn,sow the seeds of,occasion,effect, originate, bring to pass,bring on,precipitate,prompt,provoke,kindle,trigger,spark off,touch off,stir up,whip up,induce,inspire,promote,foster, conjureliterarybeget,enkindlerareeffectuate[ANTONYMS]destroy 2many factors determine which male is most likely to generate offspringprocreate,breed,father,sire, engender,spawn, create, produce, give life to, give birth to, bring into being, bring into the world,bring forth,have;reproduce, propagateliterarybeget

considerSynonyms ofconsiderin English:verb 1Isabel hesitated, considering her choicesthink about,contemplate, give thought to,reflect on, examine,appraise,review;study,mull over,ponder,deliberate over,cogitate about,chew over,meditate on/over,ruminate over,turn over in one's mind;assess,evaluate,compare,weigh up,judge, consider the pros and cons of,sum upinformalsize up 2I consider him irresponsibleregard as,deem, hold to be,think, think of as,reckon, believe,judge, adjudge, rate, class as,account,count, gauge, look on as, view as, see as,take for, interpret as, suppose,find;esteem 3embarrassed, he considered the ceilinglook at,contemplate,observe,regard,survey,view, scrutinize,scan,examine,inspectinformalcheck out, have a gander at, have a squint at,get a load ofBritishinformalhave a butcher's at, take a dekko at, take a shufti at, clockNorth Americaninformaleyeball 4I hope the inquiry will consider all those issuestake into consideration,take into account, take account of, make allowances for,respect,bear in mind, be mindful of, have regard to, reckon with, remember,mind,mark,heed,note, not forget, make provision for,take to heart, pay/have regard to, be guided by[ANTONYMS]ignore

evidentSynonyms ofevidentin English:adjective he regarded her with evident interestobvious,apparent,noticeable,conspicuous,perceptible,perceivable,visible,observable,discernible,transparent,clear,crystal clear, clear-cut,writ large,plain,manifest,patent,palpable,tangible,distinct,pronounced,marked,striking,glaring, blatant;unmistakable,indisputable, undoubted,incontrovertible, incontestableinformalas plain as the nose on your face,as plain as a pikestaff,standing/sticking out like a sore thumb,standing/sticking out a mile, written all over someone,as clear as dayarchaicsensible[ANTONYMS]unnoticeable

practiceSynonyms ofpracticein English:noun 1the principles and practice of radiotherapyapplication,exercise, use, operation, implementation, execution, enactment, action, doing 2it has become common practice to employ women lawyers for the defence in rape trialscustom,procedure,policy,convention,tradition, fashion,habit,wont,method,system,routine,institution,way,rule;Latinmodus operandiformalpraxis 3it takes lots of practice to get this technique rightthe team's final practice on Friday eveningtraining,rehearsal, repetition,preparation, exercise, drill, study;practice session,dummy run,run-through,try-out,warm-upinformaldry run 4such was his disillusionment that he gave up the practice of medicineprofession, career,business,work, pursuit, occupation, following 5small legal practice seeks reliable receptionist/secretarybusiness,firm, office;partnership;company,enterpriseinformaloutfitPhrasesin practice1your proposal is all very well in theory, but in practice it will not workin reality, actually, in real life,realistically, practically,effectivelyout of practice2rusty, unpractisedput something into practice3I wondered if I would ever be able to put my professional training into practiceuse,make use of, put to use,utilize,apply,employ,exercise, put into effect/operation,draw on, bring into play

concernSynonyms ofconcernin English:verb 1the report concerns events which took place immediately after the end of the warbe about,deal with, cover,treat, have to do with;discuss, tell of,go into, examine, scrutinize, study, review, analyse;relate to, be connected with,pertain to,appertain toarchaicregard 2that doesn't concern you, so it's best you don't knowaffect, be the business of, involve, be relevant to,apply to,pertain to, have a bearing on,bear on, impact on;be of importance to, be important to,interest, be of interest to 3I'm too busy toconcern myself withyour affairsinvolve oneself in, interest oneself in, take an interest in, be interested/involved in, take a hand in, busy oneself with, occupy oneself with, devote one's time to, bother oneself with, notice, take notice of 4the only thing that concerns me is that Tom might be upsetworry,disturb,trouble,bother,perturb,unsettle, make anxious,distress,upset,agitate, cause disquiet to,disquietnounBack to top 1Katie's voice was full of concernanxiety,worry,disquiet,disquietude,apprehension,apprehensiveness,unease,uneasiness, perturbation,consternation, distress,agitationNorth Americanarchaicworriment[ANTONYMS]serenity, peace of mind 2part of his attraction is his true concern for otherssolicitude,consideration,solicitousness,care, sympathy, thought,regard,caringnessarchaicconcernment[ANTONYMS]indifference 3housing is the concern of the Housing Executiveresponsibility,business,affair,charge,duty,job,task, occupation;area of activity, area of interest,province, preserve,department, sphere;problem, worry,lookoutinformalpigeon, baby, bag,funeral, headache,bailiwick 4the question of how the mass media treats issues thatare of concern towomeninterest, importance;be relevant to, have relevance for, have a bearing on, be applicable to 5public awareness of Aboriginal concernsaffair,issue,matter, question, consideration 6a publishing concerncompany,business,firm,enterprise, venture,organization,operation, undertaking, industry,corporation,establishment,house, shop, office,bureau,agency, franchise,practice,partnership,consortium,cooperative,conglomerate, group,combine,syndicateinformaloutfit,set-up

issueSynonyms ofissuein English:noun 1the committee has yet to meet to discuss the issuematter, matter in question, affair,business,subject,topic,question,point, point at issue, item, thing, case,concern,theme;proceeding,situation, occasion,circumstance;problem,bone of contention,controversy, argument 2there's something of an issue with resupply at the momentproblem,difficulty,complication, difficult situation,snag,predicament,plight,hitch,catch,drawback,pitfall, handicap,impediment,hindrance,obstacle,hurdle,stumbling block,obstruction,barrier;trouble, worry,mess, muddle, mix-up;catch-22, vexed question,quandary,the rubinformalfly in the ointment,prob, headache,hiccup,dilemma, hassle,pickle,fix, tight spot, how-do-you-do, job, gremlin,facerBritishinformalspanner in the worksNorth Americaninformalmonkey wrench in the worksdatedcumberliterarytrammel 3the victory was celebrated with the issue of a special stampissuing,issuance,publication,publishing;circulation, distribution,supplying, supply,sending out, delivery;appearance 4the latest issue of our magazineedition,number,instalment,copy;printing, imprint,impression,version, publication 5Lawshe died without issue in 1635offspring,descendants,heirs,successors,children, sons or daughters,progeny,scions,family,youngsters,babiesinformalkidsderogatoryspawnarchaicseed, fruit, fruit of one's loins 6an issue of blooddischarge,emission, release,outflow,outflowing,outpouring, outrush, rush, flood, deluge, spurt, jet, cascade,stream, torrent,gush;flow, flux,outflux,welling;leakage,escape, drain,drainage;excretion,secretion, ejection,disgorgement,debouchment,emanation,exudation,exuding,venting,effluence, effluent,effusiontechnicalefflux 7datedhis perseverance certainly merited a favourable issueresult,outcome,consequence,end result, net result,upshot,effect, after-effect,aftermath, conclusion, end,denouementinformalpay-offPhrasesat issue1at issue here is the definition of a work of artin question, in dispute;being discussed, under discussion,under consideration;on the agenda, for debate, to be discussed, to be decided,unsettledtake issue2Itake issue withyour assertion[ANTONYMS]agreedisagree, fail to agree, be in dispute, be in contention, be at variance, be at odds, be at loggerheads, not see eye to eye, argue, quarrel;challenge,dispute, question,call into question, oppose,object to,take exception to, protest against, contradict, gainsay,differ from,dissent from,diverge fromarchaicdisaccordverbBack to top 1writs were issued against the contractorsthe minister issued a statementsend out,put out;release, deliver;publish,announce, proclaim,broadcast,promulgate,communicate,impart,purvey,circulate, distribute,spread,disseminateliterarybruit about/abroad, utter[ANTONYMS]withdraw 2the captainissuedthe crewwithside armssupply,provide,furnish,arm,equip,fit out,rig out,kit out,accoutre,outfit,fit up;provision,stock, purvey, accommodate;present, invest,endow, favourinformalfix up[ANTONYMS]withdraw 3savoury smells began to issue from the kitchensoft music issued from overhead speakersemanate, emerge, proceed, exude, discharge,flow (out/forth),pour (out/forth),gush (out/forth),come (out/forth),seep (out/forth),ooze (out/forth),spread out;be uttered, be emitted, be transmitted 4surprising profits mightissue fromthe unwinding of a few giant companiesresult,follow,ensue, develop, stem, spring,arise, start,derive, evolve,proceed, emerge,emanate,flow;be got, be had,be taken;be caused by, be the result of, be brought on/about by, be produced by,originate in, have its origin in, attend, accompany, be consequent on;Philosophysupervene on[ANTONYMS]bring about

approachSynonyms ofapproachin English:verb 1she approached the altar with her head bowedproceed towards,come/go towards, advance towards, go near/nearer, come near/nearer, draw near/nearer,come close/closer, go close/closer, draw close/closer, move near/nearer, edge near/nearer, near, draw near;close in on, centre on,focus on,converge on;catch up on,gain on;creep up on, loom;reach, arrive at[ANTONYMS]leave 2the trade deficit is now approaching 20 millionborder on,approximate,verge on, resemble;be comparable/similar to,compare with;touch,nudge, get on for;near, come near to, come/be close toinformalbe not a million miles away from 3the publishing tycoon approached him about leaving his jobspeak to,talk to, make conversation with, engage in conversation;take aside, detain;greet,address, salute,hail, initiate a discussion with;broach the matter to, make advances to, make overtures to, make a proposal to,sound out, proposition, solicit,appeal to,apply toinformalbuttonhole 4he had approached the whole business in the best wayset about,tackle,begin, start,commence,embark on, make a start on, address oneself to,undertake,get down to,launch into,go about,get to grips withinformalget cracking onnounBack to top 1the traditional British approach to air pollution controlattitude,slant,perspective, point of view, viewpoint,outlook, line of attack, line of action;method,procedure,process,technique,MO,style, strategy,stratagem,way,manner,mode, tactic,tack,path,system,means;Latinmodus operandi 2doctors are considering an approach to the High Courtproposal,proposition,submission,motion,offer, application, appeal, plea 3(approaches)datedhe found all his approaches repulsedadvances,overtures,suggestions,attentions;suit 4at the approach of any intruder, she would raise her wings and screechadvance, coming near/nearer,coming,nearing,advent;arrival,entrance, appearance 5this department is our nearest approach to a Ministry of Justiceapproximation, likeness,semblance, correspondence, parallel 6two riders turned in at the approach to the castledriveway,drive,access road, road, avenue, street,passageway

obtainSynonyms ofobtainin English:verb 1the newspaper obtained a copy of the letterget,acquire,come by,secure,procure, come into possession of, pick up, be given;gain,derive,earn,achieve,attain,win, draw,reap;buy,purchaseinformalget/lay hold of, get/lay one's hands on, get one's mitts on,grab,bag,land,netBritishinformalblagSouth Africaninformalschlenter[ANTONYMS]lose, relinquish 2the rules obtaining in other jurisdictionsprevail, be in force, apply, exist, be in use, be established, be customary, be effective, be prevalent,stand,hold,be the case

increaseSynonyms ofincreasein English:verbPronunciation:stress on the second syllable 1gas demand is likely to increasegrow, get bigger, get larger, become greater,enlarge,expand,swell;rise,climb,escalate, soar, surge, rocket, shoot up, spiral;improve,intensify, strengthen;heighten, lengthen, extend, stretch,spread, widen;multiply,snowball,mushroom, proliferate, balloon, build up,mount up,pile up, accrue, accumulateliterarywax[ANTONYMS]decrease 2higher expectations will increase user demandadd to, make larger, make bigger, make greater,augment,supplement,top up, build up,enlarge, expand,extend,raise, multiply, elevate,swell,inflate;magnify,intensify,strengthen,amplify,heighten, escalate;improve, make better,boost,ameliorate,enhance,enrich, upgrade;worsen, make worse,exacerbate,aggravate, inflame,compound,reinforceinformalup,jack up,hike up, hike,bump up,crank up,step up[ANTONYMS]reducenounBack to top stress on the first syllablethe increase in sizean increase in demandgrowth,rise,enlargement, expansion,extension,multiplication, elevation, swelling,inflation;increment, addition,augmentation;magnification,intensification,strengthening, amplification,stepping up,step up,heightening;climb,escalation, surge,upsurge,upswing, spiral;improvement,boost, amelioration,enhancement, upgrade,upturn;worsening,exacerbation,aggravation;development,advance, boom, spurt,snowballing,mushroominginformalhike[ANTONYMS]decrease, reduction

decreaseSynonyms ofdecreasein English:verbPronunciation:stress on the second syllable 1pollution levels had been gradually decreasinglessen, grow/become less, grow/become smaller, reduce,drop,diminish,decline,dwindle,contract,shrink,fall off,die down;abate,subside,let up,tail off,ebb,wane,taper off, peter out, lighten;sink, slump, plummet, plunge[ANTONYMS]increase 2you could exercise to decrease the amount of fat in your bodyreduce,lessen, make less/fewer, lower,cut down/back (on),cut,curtail, contract,diminish,narrow,pare down,slim down,tone down, temper,weaken,deplete,minimizeinformalslashnounBack to top stress on the first syllablea decrease in crimereduction,drop,lessening,lowering,decline,falling off;letting up,slackening,downturn,cut, cutback,curtailment,diminution,contraction,shrinkage,ebb,wane,de-escalation;dying down,abatement;North Americandowntick[ANTONYMS]increase

affect1verb 1the climate was likely to be affected by greenhouse gas emissionsinfluence, exert influence on, have an effect on,act on,work on,condition, touch, have an impact on,impact on, take hold of,attack,infect, strike,strike at, hit;change, alter, modify, transform, form, shape, control,govern,determine, decide, guide, sway, bias[ANTONYMS]be unaffected 2she had been deeply affected by her parents' divorceupset,trouble, hit hard,overwhelm, devastate,damage,hurt,pain,grieve, sadden,distress, disturb, perturb, agitate,shake,shake up, stir;move,touch, tug at someone's heartstrings;make an impression oninformalknock for six,knock back,bowl over,throw,faze, get to[ANTONYMS]be unaffected, be indifferent to

affect2verb 1he deliberately affected a republican stanceassume,put on, take on,adopt, like, have a liking for, embrace, espouse 2she affected a small frown of concentrationpretend,feign,fake,counterfeit,sham,simulate, fabricate, give the appearance of, make a show of, make a pretence of,play at, go through the motions ofinformalput onNorth Americaninformalmake likeaffectoreffect?Affectandeffectare quite different in meaning, though frequently confused.Affectis primarily a verb meaning either make a difference to, as intheir gender need not affect their career(affect1), or pretend to have or feel, as inI affected a supreme unconcern(affect2).Effect, on the other hand, is commonly used both as a noun and as a verb, meaning something brought about as a noun (move the cursor until you get the effect you want) or bring about (a result) as a verb (growth in the economy can only be effected by stringent economic controls).

effectSynonyms ofeffectin English:noun 1the effect of these changes is hard to assessresult,consequence,upshot,outcome,out-turn,sequel, reaction,repercussions,reverberations,ramifications;end result, conclusion, termination, culmination,denouement,corollary,concomitant,aftermath, footprint,fruit(s),product, by-product;Medicinesequelaeinformalpay-offdatedissuearchaicsuccess[ANTONYMS]cause 2the effect of this drug can be long-lastingimpact, action,effectiveness, efficacy,efficaciousness, influence;power,potency,strength, usefulness, success 3with effect from tomorrowforce,operation, enforcement, implementation, execution,action, effectiveness;validity,lawfulness, legality,legitimacy, authenticity, legal acceptability 4he said See you later, or words to that effectsense,meaning,theme,drift,thread,import,purport,intent, intention,burden,thrust, tenor,significance,message;gist, essence,substance, spirit;mood, character, vein,flavourarchaicstrain 5(effects)they went through the dead man's effectsbelongings,possessions, personal possessions, personal effects,goods,worldly goods,chattels,goods and chattels,accoutrements, appurtenances;property,paraphernalia;luggage,baggageinformalgear,tackle, kit,things,stuff, junk, rubbish,bits and pieces,bits and bobsBritishinformalclobber,gubbinsvulgar slangshit,crapPhraseshave an effect on1 1their behaviors have an effect on othersaffect,influence, exert influence on, act on, work on,condition, touch, have an impact on,impact on, take hold of,attack,infect, strike, strike at, hit;change, alter, modify, transform, form, shape, control,govern,determine, decide, guide, sway, biasin effect2the battle had, in effect, already been wonreally,in reality,in truth,in fact,in actual fact, effectively,essentially, in essence,virtually,practically, in practical terms, for all practical purposes,to all intents and purposes,in all but name,all but, as good as, more or less,as near as dammit,almost,nearly,well nigh,nigh on,just about;South Africanplus-minusinformalpretty much,pretty nearly,pretty wellbe in effect3 1is this law yet in effect?be in force, be in operation, act,stand, apply, be applied, run, be/remain valid, be current, function, be efficacious,hold good,be the case, be the order of the day,obtain,hold,be the case, be prevalent,prevail,pertain, be establishedput something into effect4 1the plans have not yet been put into effectimplement,apply,put into action, put into practice,execute, enact, carry out, carry through,perform, administer;fulfil,discharge,accomplish, bring about,achieve,realize, contrive,effect;enforce, imposerareeffectuatetake effect5 1these measures will take effect on 23rd Novembercome into force, come into operation, come into being, begin, become operative, become valid, become law, apply, be applied[ANTONYMS]lapse 2the drug started to take effectwork,act,be effective, produce results, have the desired effect, be efficacious[ANTONYMS]wear offto no effect6 1his efforts were all to no effectineffective,ineffectual,inefficacious,vain,in vain,futile, to no avail,unavailing,useless,unsuccessful, non-successful,nugatory, failed,fruitless,unproductive,profitless, unprofitable,pointless,to no purpose,abortive, inadequatearchaicfor nought,bootlessrareSisyphean[ANTONYMS]effective, successful 2they can bluster to their hearts' content to no effectin vain, unsuccessfully, vainly, without success, to no avail,to no purpose, ineffectually, with no result, fruitlessly, profitlessly, unproductively[ANTONYMS]successfullyverbBack to top the government effected a good many changesachieve,accomplish,carry out,succeed in,realize,attain,manage,bring off,carry off,carry through,execute, conduct, fix, engineer,perform,do,perpetrate,discharge,fulfil, complete, finish, consummate, conclude;cause,bring about, cause to happen/occur, initiate, put in place, create,produce,make,give rise to;provoke,call forth,occasion, bring to pass;generate, originate,engender, precipitate,actuate,wreak, kindlerareeffectuateeffectoraffect?Seea

reflectSynonyms ofreflectin English:verb 1the snow reflects a great deal of lightsend back,throw back, cast back,give back, bounce back, shine back, return, mirror[ANTONYMS]absorb 2their facial expressions reflected their feelingsindicate,show,display,demonstrate, be evidence of,register, reveal, betray,evince, disclose,exhibit,manifest;express,bespeak, communicate,bear out,attest, prove,evidence;result from 3hereflected onhis responsibilities as a teacherthink about, give thought to,consider, give consideration to, review,mull over,contemplate, study, cogitate about/on,meditate on,muse on, deliberate about/on, ruminate about/on/over, dwell on, brood on/over,agonize over,worry about,chew over,puzzle over,speculate about,weigh up,revolve,turn over in one's mind, be in a brown studyinformalput on one's thinking caparchaicpore onrarecerebratePhrasesreflect badly on1the incident reflected badly on the governmentdiscredit, do discredit to, be a discredit to,disgrace, shame, put in a bad light, damage, damage/tarnish/blemish the reputation of, give a bad name to, bring into disrepute, become a stain/blot of the escutcheon of, detract from

manifestSynonyms ofmanifestin English:verb 1she manifested signs of depressiondisplay,show,exhibit,demonstrate,betray,present,evince, reveal,indicate, make plain, express, declare[ANTONYMS]hide 2disputes and strikes manifest bad industrial relationsbe evidence of, be a sign of,indicate,show,attest,reflect,bespeak,prove,establish,evidence, substantiate, corroborate,verify, confirmliterarybetoken[ANTONYMS]mask, denyadjectiveBack to top his manifest lack of interest in the proceedingsobvious,clear,plain,apparent,evident,patent,palpable,distinct, definite,blatant,overt,glaring,barefaced,explicit,transparent,conspicuous,undisguised,unmistakable,unquestionable,undeniable,noticeable,perceptible,visible,recognizable,observable[ANTONYMS]hidden, secret

distinctionSynonyms ofdistinctionin English:noun 1the distinction between academic and vocational qualificationsdifference,contrast,dissimilarity, dissimilitude,divergence,variance,variation;division,separation,differentiation,contradistinction, discrimination, segregation,dividing line,gulf,gap, chasm[ANTONYMS]similarity 2a painter of distinctionimportance, significance,note, consequence, account;renown,fame,celebrity,prominence,eminence,pre-eminence,repute,reputation,honour,prestige,status, high standing,illustriousness,name, mark,rank;merit,worth,greatness,excellence,glory,quality, superiority[ANTONYMS]mediocrity 3he had served with distinction in the Great Warhonour,credit, excellence, merit

sufferingSynonyms ofsufferingin English:noun the war caused widespread civilian sufferinghardship,distress,misery,wretchedness,adversity,tribulation;pain,agony,anguish,trauma,torment,torture,hurt,hurting,affliction, sadness,unhappiness, sorrow,grief,woe,angst,heartache,heartbreak, stressinformalhell, hell on earthliterarydolour

developSynonyms ofdevelopin English:verb 1France's space industry developed rapidly after 1973grow,evolve,mature, expand, enlarge, spread,advance,progress,prosper, succeed,thrive, get on well,flourish,blossom,bloom, burgeon, make headway, be successfulinformalgo great guns 2a plan was developed to restore the company to profitabilityinitiate,instigate,set in motion, put in place,institute,inaugurate,originate, invent,form,establish,fashion, generate;undertake,embark on 3education allows people to develop their talents to the fullexpand,enlarge, add to, flesh out,supplement, reinforce,augment,extend,broaden, fill out, embellish,enhance,elaborate,amplify, refine, improve, polish, perfect 4a row developedcome into being,come about,start,begin, be born, come into existence, appear,arrive, come forth, emerge, erupt, burst out,arise,originate,break, unfold,crop up, follow,happen,result, ensue, break outformalcommence 5he developed the disease at age 67fall ill with, be taken ill with, be struck down with, be stricken with,succumb to;contract,catch,get, pick up,come down with, become infected with;Britishgo down withinformaltake ill withNorth Americaninformaltake sick with

indicationSynonyms ofindicationin English:noun 1pain may be an indication of injurysign, indicator,symptom,mark,manifestation,signal,demonstration, evidence,attestation, proof;omen,augury,portent, warning,forewarning,pointer, guide,hint,clue 2her face was turned away as an indication of her contemptexpression,demonstration, show,exhibition,display,manifestation, revelation, disclosure,register, record;declaration, communication, intimation

everybodySynonyms ofeverybodyin English:pronoun everybody complains about taxes these dayseveryone, every person, each person, each one, each and every one, all,one and all,all and sundry, the whole world, the world at large, the public, the general public, people everywhereinformal{every Tom, Dick, and Harry},every man jack, every mother's son

analyseSynonyms ofanalysein English:verb 1DNA can be analysed by various methodsbreak down,resolve, separate, reduce, decompose, disintegrate, dissect, divide, assay, testrarefractionate[ANTONYMS]synthesize 2the results of the experiment were analysedexamine,inspect,survey,scan,study,scrutinize,look over, peruse;search,investigate,explore,probe,research,enquire into,go over, go over with a fine-tooth comb,check,sift,dissect;audit, judge,review, evaluate, interpretrareanatomize

practiceSynonyms ofpracticein English:noun 1the principles and practice of radiotherapyapplication,exercise, use, operation, implementation, execution, enactment, action, doing 2it has become common practice to employ women lawyers for the defence in rape trialscustom,procedure,policy,convention,tradition, fashion,habit,wont,method,system,routine,institution,way,rule;Latinmodus operandiformalpraxis 3it takes lots of practice to get this technique rightthe team's final practice on Friday eveningtraining,rehearsal, repetition,preparation, exercise, drill, study;practice session,dummy run,run-through,try-out,warm-upinformaldry run 4such was his disillusionment that he gave up the practice of medicineprofession, career,business,work, pursuit, occupation, following 5small legal practice seeks reliable receptionist/secretarybusiness,firm, office;partnership;company,enterpriseinformaloutfitPhrasesin practice1your proposal is all very well in theory, but in practice it will not workin reality, actually, in real life,realistically, practically,effectivelyout of practice2rusty, unpractisedput something into practice3I wondered if I would ever be able to put my professional training into practiceuse,make use of, put to use,utilize,apply,employ,exercise, put into effect/operation,draw on, bring into playproblemSynonyms ofproblemin English:noun 1he's been under increasing stress due to business and personal problemsthey ran into a problemdifficulty,issue, trouble, worry,complication, difficult situation,mess, muddle, mix-up;snag,hitch,drawback,stumbling block,obstacle,hurdle,hiccup,setback,catch;catch-22, vexed question,quandary,the rub;predicament,plight, can of worms,hornets' nest,Gordian knot;misfortune, mishap, misadventureinformaldilemma, headache,prob, hassle,pickle,fix, tight spot,fly in the ointment,how-do-you-do, job, gremlin,facerNorth Americaninformalkatzenjammerrarenodus 2I don't want to be a problem, Lucy saidnuisance, source of difficulty,bother,pest, source of trouble,irritant, thorn in one's side/flesh, vexationinformaldrag,pain,pain in the neckvulgar slangpain in the arse 3arithmetical problemspuzzle, question,poser,enigma,riddle,conundruminformalteaser,brain-teaseradjectiveBack to top a problem childtroublesome, difficult,unmanageable, unruly,disobedient,uncontrollable,ungovernable,intractable, recalcitrant, intransigent, refractory;delinquent,maladjusted,disturbed[ANTONYMS]well behaved, manageable

solutionSynonyms ofsolutionin English:noun 1there is no easy solution to this problemanswer, result, resolution,way out, panacea;key, formula, guide, clue,pointer, gloss;explanation, explication, clarification,interpretation,elucidation, exposition 2(solutions)an Internet marketing firm specializing in e-commerce solutionsservices, work, resource(s), programme, provision, offer,proposals, competence, output,deliverables;products, merchandise, wares, goods 3a solution of ammonia in watermixture, mix, blend, compound, suspension, tincture,infusion,emulsion,colloid,gel,fluid;Chemistryaerosol