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select - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: select
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: excellent, elite, preferable
Synonyms: best, boss*, choice, chosen, cool*, cream*, delicate, discriminating, eclectic, elect, elegant, exclusive, exquisite, favored, first-class*, first-rate*, limited, number one, pick, posh, preferred, prime, privileged, rare, selected, selective, special, superior, top, topnotch, winner, blue-chip, culled, handpicked, picked, recherché, screened, tops, weeded, winnowed, world-class
Antonyms: inferior, poor, second-rate
Main Entry: select
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pick out, prefer from among choices
Synonyms: choose, cull, decide, elect, make, mark, name, opt, peg*, pick, slot*, tab*, tag*, take, tap*, winnow, make a choice, make a selection, opt for, optate, pin down, say so, single out, sort out
Antonyms: refuse, reject
Main Entry: choice
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: best, superior
Synonyms: 10, 24-karat, elect, elite, excellent, exceptional, exclusive, exquisite, fine, first-class, nice, popular, precious, preferential, preferred, prime, prize, rare, select, special, top-drawer, uncommon, unusual, valuable, winner, A-1*, hand-picked, solid gold
Antonyms: inferior, poor, sad, worst
Main Entry: choosy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fussy, discriminating
Synonyms: dainty, eclectic, exacting, fastidious, finicky, nice, particular, persnickety*, picky, prissy, select, selective, finical, overparticular
Antonyms: undemanding, unfastidious, unfussy
Main Entry: chosen
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: preferred
Synonyms: called, conscript, elect, exclusive, named, pick, popular, preferential, select, selected, got the nod, pegged, picked, tabbed
Antonyms: inferior, ignored
Main Entry: classy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: stylish, having panache
Synonyms: chic, dashing, elegant, exclusive, fashionable, high-class, in vogue, mod, modish, posh, select, sharp, superior, swanky, in, swank, tony, uptown
Antonyms: inelegant, inferior, plain, unstylish
Main Entry: commission
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: authorize or delegate task
Synonyms: accredit, appoint, assign, bespeak, bid, charge, command, commit, consign, constitute, contract, crown, deputize, dispatch, employ, empower, enable, engage, enlist, enroll, entrust, hire, inaugurate, induct, instruct, invest, license, name, nominate, ordain, order, select, send, confide to, depute
Antonyms: retract, unauthorize
Main Entry: decide
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make a determination; settle an issue
Synonyms: adjudge, adjudicate, agree, award, choose, cinch, clinch, conclude, conjecture, decree, determine, elect, end, establish, figure, gather, guess, judge, mediate, opt, pick, poll, purpose, resolve, rule, select, set, surmise, tap, vote, will, arrive at conclusion, call shots, cast the die, come to agreement, come to conclusion, come to decision, commit oneself, draw a conclusion, fix upon, form opinion, go down line, have final word, make a decision, make up mind, reach decision, take a stand
Antonyms: defer, delay, hesitate, postpone, procrastinate, put off, wait
Main Entry: deluxe
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: superior, plush
Synonyms: choice, costly, dainty, delicate, elegant, exclusive, expensive, exquisite, first-class, grand, luscious, lush, luxuriant, luxurious, opulent, palatial, posh, rare, rich, ritzy, select, special, splendid, sumptuous, super, swanky, recherché, swank
Antonyms: inferior, poor
Main Entry: discriminating
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: critical
Synonyms: acute, astute, careful, choosy, discerning, distinctive, eclectic, fastidious, finicky, fussy, judicious, keen, opinionated, particular, persnickety*, picky, prudent, refined, select, selective, sensitive, tasteful, wise, choicy, cultivated, finical, individualizing
Antonyms: uncritical, undiscriminating
Main Entry: edit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: rewrite, refine
Synonyms: adapt, alter, amplify, analyze, annotate, arrange, assemble, assign, butcher, censor, check, choose, compile, compose, condense, correct, cut, delete, discard, doctor, draft, emend, excise, feature, fine-tune, finish, go over, make up, massage*, polish, prepare, prescribe, proofread, publish, put together, rearrange, rectify, regulate, rehash, rephrase, report, revise, scrub*, select, set up, strike out, style, tighten, trim, blue-pencil*, boil down*, fly speck, recalibrate, redact, write over
Main Entry: elite
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: high-class persons
Synonyms: aristocracy, beautiful people*, best, blue blood, celebrity, choice, cream, crowd, elect, establishment, fast lane*, fat*, flower, gentility, gentry, high society*, nobility, pride, prime, prize, quality, select, society, top, upper class, carriage trade, country club set, crème de la crème, glitterati, in-crowd, jet-set, main line, old money, optimacy, upper crust
Antonyms: lower class, ordinary, commonality, low-life
Main Entry: excellent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: superior, wonderful
Synonyms: accomplished, admirable, attractive, capital, champion, choice, desirable, distinctive, distinguished, estimable, exceptional, exemplary, exquisite, fine, first, first-class, first-rate, good, great, high, incomparable, invaluable, magnificent, meritorious, notable, noted, outstanding, peerless, premium, priceless, prime, select, skillful, sterling, striking, superb, superlative, supreme, tiptop*, top-notch, transcendent, A-1*, certified, choicest, finest, piked, world-class
Antonyms: bad, failing, imperfect, inferior, poor, second-rate, unworthy, indistinguished, second-class, unnoteworthy
Main Entry: excerpt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take a part from a whole
Synonyms: choose, cite, cull, extract, glean, note, pick, quote, select, pick out, single out
Antonyms: insert
Main Entry: exclusive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unshared, restricted
Synonyms: absolute, aloof, aristocratic, chic, choice, chosen, clannish, classy, closed, complete, confined, country club, elegant, entire, fashionable, full, independent, licensed, limited, narrow, only, particular, peculiar, posh, preferential, private, privileged, prohibitive, restrictive, ritzy, segregated, select, selfish, single, snobbish, sole, total, undivided, unique, whole, circumscribed, cliquish, discriminative, exclusionary, exclusory, socially correct, swank, upper crust
Antonyms: divided, part, partial, shared, unlimited, unrestricted
Main Entry: glean
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pick out, collect
Synonyms: accumulate, amass, ascertain, conclude, cull, deduce, extract, garner, gather, harvest, learn, pick, reap, select, sift, winnow
Main Entry: guess
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: try to figure out; imagine
Synonyms: believe, calculate, chance, conjecture, deduce, deem, divine, estimate, fancy*, fathom, hazard*, infer, judge, opine, penetrate, pick, postulate, predicate, predict, presume, pretend, reason, reckon, select, solve, speculate, suggest, suppose, surmise, survey, suspect, theorize, think, venture, work out*, dare say, go out on a limb, guesstimate, happen upon, hypothesize, jump to a conclusion, lump it, size up*, take a shot at, take a stab at, think likely
Antonyms: calculate, measure
Main Entry: hire
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: commission for responsibility, use
Synonyms: appoint, authorize, book, bring in, carry, charter, delegate, draft, employ, empower, engage, enlist, exploit, lease, let, obtain, occupy, pick, place, pledge, procure, promise, put on*, rent, retain, secure, select, take on, utilize, add to payroll, bring on board, contract for, fill a position, find help, give a break, give job to, give work, ink, make use of, put to work, sign on, sign up*, sublease, sublet, truck with
Antonyms: discharge, fire, lay off, let go
Main Entry: identify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: recognize; label
Synonyms: analyze, button down, card, catalog, classify, describe, determinate, determine, diagnose, diagnosticate, distinguish, establish, find, make out, name, peg*, pick out, pinpoint, place, put one's finger on, select, separate, single out, spot, tab*, tag*
Antonyms: confuse, mistake
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