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Main Entry: fixed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: intent, resolute; established

Synonyms:

abiding, agreed, arranged, certain, changeless, circumscribed, confirmed, decided, defined, definite, definitive, determinate, enduring, firm, in the bag, inalterable, inflexible, inveterate, level, limited, narrow, never-failing, planned, prearranged, precise, resolved, restricted, rigged, rooted, set, set-up, settled, stated, steadfast, steady, still, stipulated, sure, unbending, unblinking, unchangeable, undeviating, unfaltering, unflinching, unmodifiable, unmovable, unqualified, unwavering

Antonyms:

indefinite, irresolute, unestablished, unfixed, variable
Main Entry: foundation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: established institution

Synonyms:

association, charity, company, corporation, endowment, establishment, guild, inauguration, institute, organization, plantation, set-up, settlement, society, trusteeship
Main Entry: methodical/methodic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: organized, precise

Synonyms:

all together, analytical, businesslike, by the book, by the numbers, careful, cut-and-dried, deliberate, disciplined, efficient, exact, fixed, framed, in a groove, logical, methodized, meticulous, neat, ordered, orderly, painstaking, planned, regular, scrupulous, set-up, structured, systematic, tidy, together, well-regulated

Antonyms:

confused, disorderly, disorganized, imprecise, unmethodical/unmethodic
Main Entry: orderly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: methodical, organized

Synonyms:

alike, all together, arranged, businesslike, careful, clean, conventional, correct, exact, fixed, formal, framed, in apple-pie order, in good shape, in order, in shape, methodic, neat, neat as button, neat as pin, precise, regular, regulated, scientific, set-up, shipshape, slick, spick-and-span, systematic, systematized, thorough, tidy, to rights, together, trim, uncluttered, uniform

Antonyms:

complicated, disorderly, disorganized, unmethodical, unsystematic, untidy
Main Entry: premeditated
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: planned, intended

Synonyms:

advised, aforethought, calculated, conscious, considered, contrived, deliberate, designed, fixed, framed up, intentional, laid-out, prepense, purposed, rigged, set-up, sewn-up, stacked deck, studied, thought-out, willful

Antonyms:

accidental, casual, spontaneous
Main Entry: prepared
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ready in body or mind

Synonyms:

able, adapted, adjusted, all bases covered, all set, all systems go, arranged, available, disposed, fit, fixed, framed, gaffed, groomed, handy, in order, in readiness, inclined, minded, of a mind, on guard, planned, predisposed, prepped, primed, processed, psyched-up, put up, qualified, rehearsed, rigged, set, set-up, sewed-up, stacked, up on, up*, willing, wired

Antonyms:

ignorant, neglectful, unprepared, unready
Main Entry: booby trap
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: concealed trap

Synonyms:

ambush, baited trap, deadfall, decoy, hidden danger, land mine, mine, mousetrap, pitfall, set-up, snare, trap, trip wire
Main Entry: blind date
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: date with an unknown person

Synonyms:

arranged date, set-up
Main Entry: methodic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: methodical

Synonyms:

all together, analytical, businesslike, by the book, by the numbers, careful, cut-and-dried, deliberate, disciplined, efficient, exact, fixed, framed, in a groove, logical, methodized, meticulous, neat, ordered, orderly, painstaking, planned, regular, scrupulous, set-up, structured, systematic, systematical, tidy, together, well-regulated
Main Entry: start-up
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: foundation

Synonyms:

association, charity, company, constitution, corporation, creation, endowment, establishment, guild, inauguration, institute, institution, organization, origination, plantation, set-up, settlement, society, trusteeship
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