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paternity suit
LawC1
Meaning: A legal case to determine the father of a child.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The paternity suit revealed surprising information.
Category: Law β€Ί Family Law
Synonyms: paternity test
pathfinder
GeneralC1
Meaning: A person who discovers a new route or way.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was a pathfinder in the wilderness.
Category: General
Synonyms:
  • explorer
  • trailblazer
pathogenic
HealthC1
Meaning: Capable of causing disease.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Pathogenic bacteria can lead to infections.
Category: Health
Synonyms: disease-causing
pathologist
HealthC1
Meaning: A doctor who studies diseases.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The pathologist examined the tissue sample.
Category: Health
Synonyms: disease specialist
patois
LanguageC1
Meaning: A dialect or form of speech used by a particular group.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He spoke in a local patois.
Category: Language
Synonyms:
  • dialect
  • language
patrician
HistoryC1
Meaning: A member of the noble class in ancient Rome.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The patricians held significant power in the Roman Senate.
Category: History
Synonyms:
  • noble
  • aristocrat
Antonyms: plebeian
patrimony
LawC1
Meaning: An inheritance from one's ancestors.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was proud of his family's patrimony.
Category: Law β€Ί Inheritance Law
Synonyms:
  • heritage
  • inheritance
patrol wagon
LawC1
Meaning: A vehicle used to transport prisoners.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The patrol wagon arrived to take the suspects away.
Category: Law β€Ί Law Enforcement
Synonyms:
  • paddy wagon
  • police van
patronage
ArtsC1
Meaning: The support given by a patron.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The artist thrived on the patronage of wealthy collectors.
Category: Arts β€Ί Funding
Synonyms:
  • support
  • sponsorship
patroness
ArtsC1
Meaning: A female patron.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The patroness funded the new art exhibit.
Category: Arts β€Ί Funding
Synonyms:
  • supporter
  • benefactor
patronize
Social BehaviorC1
Meaning: To treat someone as if they are less important.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He didn't mean to patronize her, but it came across that way.
Category: Social Behavior
Synonyms:
  • condescend
  • talk down to
Antonyms: respect
patronizing
Social BehaviorC1
Meaning: Displaying a condescending attitude.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Her patronizing tone annoyed everyone in the meeting.
Category: Social Behavior
Synonyms:
  • condescending
  • supercilious
Antonyms: humble
patsy
Social BehaviorC1
Meaning: A person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was the patsy in the scam.
Category: Social Behavior
Synonyms:
  • dupe
  • victim
patterning
ArtsC1
Meaning: The act of creating a pattern.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Patterning is essential in textile design.
Category: Arts β€Ί Design
Synonyms:
  • designing
  • arranging
paucity
EconomicsC1
Meaning: A small or insufficient quantity.
Part of speech: noun
Example: There was a paucity of evidence in the case.
Category: Economics
Synonyms:
  • scarcity
  • lack
Antonyms: abundance
paunchy
HealthC1
Meaning: Having a large belly.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The paunchy man struggled to tie his shoes.
Category: Health
Synonyms:
  • bulging
  • potbellied
pauper
SocietyC1
Meaning: A very poor person.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The story follows a pauper who dreams of wealth.
Category: Society β€Ί Economics
Synonyms:
  • beggar
  • poor person
Antonyms: wealthy
paving stone
ConstructionC1
Meaning: A stone used for paving surfaces.
Part of speech: noun
Example: They chose a beautiful paving stone for the patio.
Category: Construction
Synonyms:
  • paver
  • flagstone
pawnbroker
FinanceC1
Meaning: A person or business that lends money in exchange for personal property.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The pawnbroker assessed the value of the watch.
Category: Finance
Synonyms:
  • lender
  • moneylender
paydirt
GeologyC1
Meaning: Soil that contains valuable minerals or resources.
Part of speech: noun
Example: They struck paydirt while digging for gold.
Category: Geology
Synonyms:
  • rich soil
  • valuable ground
PAYE
FinanceC1
Meaning: Pay As You Earn; a system of income tax withholding.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Under PAYE, taxes are deducted from your salary.
Category: Finance
Synonyms: tax system
payload
TransportationC1
Meaning: The cargo carried by a vehicle, especially in transport or military contexts.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The drone delivered its payload to the designated area.
Category: Transportation
Synonyms:
  • cargo
  • load
paymaster
FinanceC1
Meaning: A person responsible for paying employees or contractors.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The paymaster distributed the salaries at the end of the month.
Category: Finance
Synonyms:
  • disbursant
  • treasurer
payola
MusicC1
Meaning: The illegal practice of paying for airplay of music.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The artist was accused of payola to promote their song.
Category: Music
Synonyms:
  • bribery
  • kickback
PCM
TechnologyC1
Meaning: Pulse Code Modulation; a method of digitally representing analog signals.
Part of speech: noun
Example: PCM is commonly used in audio recording.
Category: Technology β€Ί Audio Technology
Synonyms:
  • digital audio
  • signal processing
pd
LawC1
Meaning: Abbreviation for 'public domain'.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The book is in the pd, so anyone can use it.
Category: Law β€Ί Copyright
Synonyms: public domain
peace dividend
EconomicsC1
Meaning: Economic benefits gained from a reduction in military spending.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The peace dividend allowed for more funding in education.
Category: Economics
Synonyms: economic benefit
peace process
PoliticsC1
Meaning: The steps taken to achieve peace, especially in a conflict situation.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The peace process in the region has been ongoing for years.
Category: Politics
Synonyms:
  • negotiation
  • settlement
Antonyms:
  • escalation
  • conflict
peacekeeper
PoliticsC1
Meaning: A person or force that maintains peace, especially in conflict areas.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The peacekeeper helped to mediate the conflict.
Category: Politics β€Ί International Relations
Synonyms:
  • mediator
  • arbitrator
peacekeeping
PoliticsC1
Meaning: The act of maintaining peace, especially in conflict areas.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Peacekeeping missions are essential for stability.
Category: Politics β€Ί International Relations
Synonyms:
  • conflict resolution
  • peace maintenance
peace-making
PoliticsC1
Meaning: The act of bringing about peace, especially after conflict.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Peace-making efforts were crucial after the war.
Category: Politics
Synonyms:
  • reconciliation
  • negotiation
Antonyms:
  • conflict
  • war
peaches and cream
ArtsC1
Meaning: Something that is very pleasing or delightful.
Part of speech: phrase
Example: The vacation was peaches and cream.
Category: Arts
peacock blue
ArtsC1
Meaning: A bright blue color resembling the feathers of a peacock.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She painted her room in peacock blue.
Category: Arts β€Ί Colors
Synonyms:
  • blue
  • turquoise
peaked
ArchitectureC1
Meaning: Having a pointed or sharp top.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The peaked roof of the house was very distinctive.
Category: Architecture
Synonyms:
  • pointed
  • sharp
Antonyms:
  • flat
  • blunt
peal
ArtsC1
Meaning: A loud ringing of bells.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The peal of church bells echoed through the town.
Category: Arts β€Ί Music
Synonyms:
  • ringing
  • toll
pearly
ArtsC1
Meaning: Having a smooth, shiny appearance like a pearl.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The dress had a pearly sheen.
Category: Arts
Synonyms:
  • shiny
  • luminous
pear-shaped
DesignC1
Meaning: Having a shape that is wider at the bottom than at the top.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The vase is pear-shaped and very elegant.
Category: Design
Synonyms:
  • bulbous
  • rounded
peasantry
HistoryC1
Meaning: The class of rural, agricultural workers.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The peasantry played a vital role in the economy.
Category: History
Synonyms:
  • farmers
  • laborers
peat
NatureC1
Meaning: A type of soil made up of decayed plant material, often found in wetlands.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Peat is used as a fuel source in some regions.
Category: Nature β€Ί Soil
Synonyms:
  • muck
  • turf
pecking order
BusinessC1
Meaning: The hierarchy within a group, often determining power dynamics.
Part of speech: noun
Example: In the office, there is a clear pecking order.
Category: Business β€Ί Management
Synonyms:
  • hierarchy
  • ranking

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