bearing

Main Entry:
gist [jist]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: meaning, essence
Synonyms: basis, bearing, bottom line, burden, core, drift, force, heart, idea, import, kernel, keynote, marrow, matter, meat*, name of the game, nature of the beast, nitty gritty, nuts and bolts, pith, point, punch line, quintessence, score, sense, short, significance, soul, spirit, stuff*, subject, substance, summary, tenor, theme, thrust, topic, upshot
Main Entry: import
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: meaning
Synonyms: acceptation, bearing, bottom line, construction, drift*, gist*, heart*, implication, intendment, intention, interpretation, meat*, message, name of the game, nature of beast, nuts and bolts, point, punch line, purport, score*, sense, significance, significancy, signification, stuff*, thrust, understanding
Main Entry: importance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: significance, weight
Synonyms: accent, attention, bearing, caliber, concern, concernment, consequence, denotation, distinction, drift*, effect, emphasis, force, gist*, gravity, import, influence, interest, materiality, moment, momentousness, notability, paramountcy, point, precedence, preponderance, preponderancy, priority, purport, relevance, sense, seriousness, signification, standing, stress, substance, tenor, usefulness, value, weightiness
Antonyms: insignificance
Main Entry: look
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: characteristic, stylish appearance
Synonyms: air, aspect, bearing, cast, complexion, countenance, demeanor, effect, expression, face, fashion, guise, manner, mien, mug, physiognomy, presence, seeming, semblance, visage
Main Entry: manner
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person's behavior, conduct
Synonyms: address, affectation, affectedness, air, appearance, aspect, bearing, comportment, demeanor, deportment, idiosyncrasy, look, mannerism, mien, peculiarity, presence, style, tone, turn, way
Notes: manner means a way of acting or behaving or how something is done; manners is socially correct behavior; a manor is the landed estate of a lord
Main Entry: manners
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: polite, refined social behavior
Synonyms: amenities, bearing, behavior, breeding, carriage, ceremony, civilities, comportment, conduct, courtesy, culture, decorum, demeanor, deportment, dignity, elegance, etiquette, formalities, good breeding, good form, mien, mores, p's and q's, polish, politeness, politesse, propriety, protocol, refinement, social graces, sophistication, taste, urbanity
Notes: manner means a way of acting or behaving or how something is done; manners is socially correct behavior; a manor is the landed estate of a lord
Main Entry: meaning
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: message, signification
Synonyms: acceptation, allusion, bearing, bottom line, connotation, content, context, definition, denotation, drift, effect, essence, explanation, force, gist, heart*, hint, implication, import, interpretation, intimation, meat, name of the game, nature of beast, nitty-gritty, nuance, nuts and bolts, pith, point, purport, sense, significance, spirit, stuff, subject, subject matter, substance, suggestion, symbolization, tenor, thrust, understanding, upshot, use, value, worth
Main Entry: mien
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person's presence, manner
Synonyms: act, address, air, appearance, aspect, aura, bearing, carriage, countenance, demeanor, deportment, expression, front, image, look, mannerism, port, set, style
Main Entry: passive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: lifeless, inactive
Synonyms: acquiescent, apathetic, asleep, bearing, compliant, cool, docile, enduring, flat, forbearing, going through motions, hands off, idle, indifferent, inert, laid-back*, latent, long-suffering, moony, motionless, nonresistant, nonviolent, patient, phlegmatic, poker-faced, quiescent, quiet, receptive, resigned, sleepy, static, stolid, submissive, tractable, unassertive, unflappable, uninvolved, unresisting, walking through it, yielding
Notes: active knowledge is the knowledge of a language which a user actively employs in speech or writing, as opposed to passive knowledge, which is what a person understands in what he/she hears or reads
Antonyms: active, dynamic, lively
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