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`THESAURUS
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`IN DICTIONARY FORM
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`The Essential Reference for Home, School, or Ojfice
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`Kipfer. Barbara Ann
`Roget’s 21 st century thesaurus in dictionary form: the essential reference
`for home. school, or office / Barbara Ann Kipfer.
`p. cm.
`Includes index.
`ISBN 0-385-31606-2
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`1. English 1anguage—~Synonyms and antonyms. I. Title.
`11. Title: Roget’s twenty~first century thesaurus in dictionary form.
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`REFERENCE / REFUGE
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`reference [n3] printed matter with information
`archives, cyclopedia, dictionary, encyclopedia, evi-
`dence, source,
`thesaurus, writing; SEE CONCEPTS
`271,280
`refine [v1] purify
`clarify, cleanse, distill, filter, process, rarefy, strain;
`SEE CONCEPT 165
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`refine [v2] perfect, polish
`better, civilize, clarify, cultivate, elevate, explain,
`hone,
`improve, make clear,
`round, sleek, slick,
`smooth, temper; SEE CONCEPT 244
`refined [adjl] cultured, civilized
`aesthetic, civil, classy*, courteous, courtly, culti-
`vated, delicate, discerning, discriminating, elegant,
`enlightened, exact, fastidious, fine, finespun, gen-
`teel, gentlemanly, gracious,
`high—brow*,
`high-
`minded, ladylike, nice, plush, polished, polite, posh,
`precise, punctilious,
`restrained, n'tzy*,
`sensitive,
`snazzy*, sophisticated, spiffy, suave, sublime, sub~
`tle,
`swanky*,
`tasteful, urbane, well—bred, well-
`mannered; SEE CONCEPTS 401,555,589
`refined [aa'j2] cleaned of impurities
`aerated, boiled down, clarified, clean, cleansed,
`distilled, drained, expurgated,
`filtered, processed,
`pure, purified, rarefied, strained, washed; SEE CON-
`CEPT 621
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`refinement [n1] cleansing
`clarification, cleaning, deputation, detersion, distil-
`lation, draining, filtering, processing, purification,
`rarefaction, rectification; SEE CONCEPT 165
`refinement [n2] cultivation, civilization
`affability, civility, courtesy, courtliness, delicacy,
`dignity, discrimination, elegance, enlightenment, er-
`udition, fastidiousness, fineness, fine point*, finesse,
`fine tuning*,
`finish, gentility, gentleness, good
`breeding, good manners, grace, graciousness, knowl-
`edge,
`lore, nicety, nuance, polish, politeness, po-
`litesse, precision,
`sophistication,
`style,
`suavity,
`subtlety,
`tact,
`taste,
`urbanity;
`SEE
`CONCEPTS
`388,633,655
`reflect [v1] give back
`be resonant, cast, catch, copy, echo, emulate, flash,
`follow, give forth, imitate, match, mirror, rebound,
`repeat,
`repercuss,
`reply,
`reproduce,
`resonate,
`re-
`sound, return, reverberate, reverse, revert, shine,
`take after,
`throw back; sEE CONCEPTS 65,171,624
`refiect [v2] think about
`cerebrate, Chew*, Cogitate, consider, contemplate,
`deliberate, meditate, mull over, muse, ponder, rea-
`son, ruminate, speculate, stew*, study, think, weigh,
`wonder; SEE CONCEPTS 17,24
`reflect [V3] demonstrate, indicate
`bear out, bespeak, communicate, display, evince, ex-
`hibit, express, indicate, manifest, reveal, show; SEE
`CONCEPT 261
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`reflection [n1] thought, thinking
`absorption, brainwork, cerebration, cogitation, con-
`sideration, contemplation, deliberation, idea, imagi-
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`nation, impression, meditation, musing, observation
`opinion, pensiveness, pondering, rurnination,/ispecui
`lation, study, view; sEE CONCEPTS 17,24
`reflection [n2] mirror image
`appearance, counterpart, duplicate, echo, idea, im
`age, impression, light, likeness, picture, representa:
`tion, reproduction, shadow; sEE CONCEPT 628
`reflection [n3] criticism
`animadversion, aspersion, blame, censure, deroga
`tion, discredit, disesteem, imputation, obloquy,
`proach, slam, slur, stricture; sEE CONCEPT 52
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`reflective [adj] thoughtful
`cogitating, contemplative, deliberate, meditativ
`pensive, pondering, reasoning, ruminative, specu
`tive, studious; sEE CONCEPT 403
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`reform [v] correct, rectify
`ameliorate, amend, better, bring up to code*, Chan
`one’s ways*, clean up, clean up one’s act*, conv
`correct, cure, emend, go straight*, improve, make
`amends, make over, mend, rearrange, rebuild, ,
`claim, reconstitute, reconstruct, redeem, refashio
`regenerate, rehabilitate, remake, remedy, remod,
`renew, renovate, reorganize, repair, resolve, res
`revise, revolutionize, rework, shape up, standardi
`swear off, transform, turn over a new leaf*, u
`SEE CONCEPTS 35,110,126,202
`refrain [n] chorus of musical piece
`burden, melody, music, song, strain, theme, ,
`undersong; SEE CONCEPTS 264,595
`refrain [v] do without; keep from doing
`abstain, arrest, avoid, be temperate, cease, ch
`curb, desist, eschew, forbear, forgo, give up,;g,
`the wagon*, halt, inhibit, interrupt, keep, 1eaV€?
`not do, pass, pass up, quit, renounce, resist, re
`sit out*, stop, take the cure*, take the pledge*,
`hold; SEE CONCEPTS 121,681
`refresh [v] make like new; give new life
`brace, breathe new life into, bring around, brush
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`cheer, cool, enliven, exhilarate, freshen,
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`jog, modernize, prod, prompt, quicken, reang
`recreate, regain, reinvigorate, rejuvenate, X63
`repair, replenish, restore, resuscitate, revita
`vive, revivify, stimulate, update, vivify; 5
`CEPTS 35,202,697
`refreshment [n] small amount offood or (M
`bite, pick-me—up*, snack, spread,
`tidbit; S
`CEPT 457
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`refrigerate [v] chill, usually in storage
`air—condition, air—Cool, cool, freeze, ice, K5
`make cold; SEE CONCEPTS 202,255
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`refuge [it] place to hide, have privacy
`ambush, anchorage, asylum, cover, covertg.
`Cape, exit, expedient, fortress, harbor, hafbm
`ven, hideaway, hideout, hiding place, h9k?
`immunity, ivory tower*, makeshift, Opfinmg
`port, preserve, protection, recourse, res<).I"%.'
`retreat,
`safe place, Sanctuary,
`security
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`hield, stopgaj
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`11 up, do up*,
`Overhaul, re
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