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conditioned - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: conditioned
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: trained
Synonyms: accustomed to, learned, modified, habituated
Main Entry: condition
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: adapt, prepare
Synonyms: accustom, brainwash, build up, educate, equip, habituate, inure, modify, practice, program, ready, sharpen, train, work out, loosen up, make ready, shape up, tone up, toughen up, warm up, whip into shape, work over
Main Entry: finite
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: subject to limitations
Synonyms: bound, bounded, conditioned, confined, definable, definite, exact, fixed, limited, precise, restricted, specific, circumscribed, delimited, demarcated, determinate, terminable
Antonyms: endless, infinite, interminable, unlimited, unrestricted
Main Entry: involuntary
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: automatic; not done willingly
Synonyms: automatic, blind, compulsory, conditioned, forced, habitual, impulsive, instinctive, knee-jerk*, obligatory, reflex, reluctant, spontaneous, unconscious, uncontrolled, unintentional, unpremeditated, unthinking, unwilling, unwitting, begrudging, grudging, instinctual, reflexive, uncalculated, unintended, unmeditated, unprompted, will-less
Antonyms: conscious, intentional, voluntary, unforced
Main Entry: ripe
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fully developed; experienced
Synonyms: accomplished, adult, aged, completed, conditioned, consummate, enlightened, enriched, finished, fit, full, full-blown, full-fledged, grown, grown-up, increased, informed, judicious, learned, mature, matured, mellow, overdue, perfected, plump, prepared, prime, ready, sagacious, seasoned, skilled, skillful, sound, timely, usable, versed, well-timed, wise, filled out, fully grown, in readiness, ripened
Antonyms: immature, inexperienced, undeveloped, unripe
Main Entry: tough
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sturdy, strong
Synonyms: brawny, conditioned, dense, durable, fibrous, firm, fit, flinty, hard, hardened, hardy, healthy, indigestible, inflexible, leathery, lusty, mighty, resilient, resistant, rigid, robust, rugged, seasoned, sinewy, solid, stalwart, stiff, stout, strapping, tenacious, tight, unbreakable, unyielding, vigorous, cohesive, hard as nails, hard-bitten, molded, steeled, tough as nails, withstanding
Antonyms: delicate, fragile, unstable, vulnerable, weak, wobbly
Main Entry: changed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: altered
Synonyms: adapted, aged, conditioned, deteriorated, developed, limited, matured, modified, moved, qualified, reformed, remodeled, renovated, revised, adjusted, amended, done over, edited, modernized, mutated, reconditioned, redone, reorganized, reprogrammed, rescheduled, shifted
Antonyms: unchanged, unmodified, unvaried
Main Entry: brainwash
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: force to believe or do things
Synonyms: alter, catechize, condition, convert, convince, educate, indoctrinate, influence, instill, persuade, proselytize, teach
Main Entry: break in
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: train in new skill
Synonyms: accustom, condition, educate, gentle, get used to, habituate, initiate, instruct, prepare, tame
Main Entry: determine
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dictate, govern, regulate
Synonyms: affect, bound, circumscribe, command, condition, control, decide, devise, direct, impel, impose, incline, induce, influence, invent, lead, limit, manage, measure, modify, plot, rule, shape, delimit, mark off
Main Entry: dispose
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: place, order; deal with
Synonyms: actuate, adapt, adjust, arrange, array, bend, bias, call the tune, condition, determine, distribute, fix, govern, group, incline, induce, influence, lay down the law, lead, locate, make willing, marshal, methodize, motivate, move, organize, predispose, prepare, promote, prompt, put, put one's foot down, put to rights, range, rank, read the riot act, regulate, ride herd on*, set, set in order, settle, shepherd, stand, sway, systematize, tailor, tempt
Notes: predispose differs from dispose by implying that the frame of mind is created some time before it becomes obvious
Antonyms: disarrange, disorder, displace, disturb, mismanage
Main Entry: enable
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: allow, authorize
Synonyms: accredit, approve, commission, condition, empower, endow, facilitate, fit, implement, invest, let, license, permit, prepare, qualify, ready, sanction, set up, warrant, capacitate, give power, make possible, provide the means
Antonyms: block, disallow, halt, hinder, inhibit, oppose, prevent, stop
Main Entry: exercise
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: do repeatedly, especially to improve
Synonyms: break, break in, condition, cultivate, develop, discipline, drill, dry run*, exert, fix, foster, groom, habituate, hone, improve, inure, labor, maneuver, ply, practice, prepare, put out, rehearse, run through, set, strain, teach, train, tune up, work, work out, lick into shape, limber up, loosen up, pump iron, put through grind, put through mill, walk through, warm up
Main Entry: familiarize
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make or become acquainted with, knowledgeable about
Synonyms: accustom, adapt, adjust, break the ice*, case*, check out, coach, condition, enlighten, get in, get together, habituate, inform, instruct, inure, mix, naturalize, popularize, post, prime, school, season, train, use, wont, awaken to, become adept in, become aware of, bring into use, come to know, gain friendship, get lay of land, get lowdown on, get to know, get with it, let down hair, let know, let next to, make conversant, make used to, put on to, tip off
Main Entry: habituate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: prepare, accustom
Synonyms: acclimate, addict, adjust, break in, condition, confirm, devote, discipline, endure, familiarize, harden, inure, school, season, tolerate, train, acclimatize, make used to, take to
Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Main Entry: mend
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: correct, improve, fix
Synonyms: aid, ameliorate, amend, better, condition, convalesce, cure, darn, doctor, emend, gain, heal, knit, look up, overhaul, patch, perk up, ready, rebuild, reconstruct, recover, rectify, recuperate, redress, reform, refurbish, rejuvenate, remedy, renew, renovate, repair, restore, retouch, revamp, revise, right, service, sew, fiddle with, get better, get well, recondition, refit
Antonyms: break, destroy, hurt, ruin, weaken
Main Entry: provide
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: determine, specify
Synonyms: condition, postulate, require, state, stipulate, lay down
Main Entry: qualify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make or become ready, prepared
Synonyms: authorize, capacitate, certify, check out, come up to snuff, commission, condition, cut it, earn one's wings, empower, enable, endow, entitle, equip, fill the bill, fit, get by*, ground, hack it*, make it, make the cut*, make the grade, measure up, meet, pass, pass muster*, permit, ready, sanction, score, suffice, suit, train
Antonyms: be unprepared, disqualify
Main Entry: specify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: designate; decide definitely
Synonyms: blueprint*, cite, condition, define, detail, determine, enumerate, establish, finger*, fix, indicate, instance, inventory, itemize, lay out, limit, list, make, mention, name, peg, point out, precise, put down, set, settle, slot, specialize, spell out, stipulate, tab, tag, be specific, button down, come to the point, draw a picture, get down to brass tacks, get to the point, go into detail, individualize, particularize, pin down, put finger on, show clearly, specificate, specificize, tick off
Antonyms: generalize
Main Entry: stipulate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: decide on conditions
Synonyms: agree, arrange, bargain, condition, contract, covenant, designate, detail, engage, guarantee, impose, make, name, pledge, postulate, promise, provide, require, settle, slot, specify, spell out, state, insist upon, lay down, lay finger on, make a point, particularize, pin down, put down for, specificate, specificize
Antonyms: imply, wish
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