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plural of level.

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levels

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All (6) Noun (2) Verb (4)

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horizontal position or thing n.
rank, position n.
make even v.
destroy, demolish v.
be honest v.
aim, direct v.

NOUN

horizontal position or thing

Synonyms

STRONGEST

height

STRONG

altitude elevation floor layer plain plane story stratum surface zone

NOUN

rank, position

Synonyms

STRONGEST

achievement degree grade stage standard status

STRONG

standing

VERB

make even

Synonyms

STRONGEST

equalize flatten

STRONG

equate even flush grade lay mow plane press roll smooth smoothen straighten surface

WEAK

even off even out make equal make flat

Antonyms

STRONG

roughen

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

destroy, demolish

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bulldoze devastate drop equalize fell flatten raze ruin wreck

STRONG

down floor ground mow smooth waste

WEAK

bring down knock down knock over lay low pull down tear down

Antonyms

STRONGEST

build construct create raise

WEAK

deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

be honest

Synonyms

WEAK

be above-board be frank be on the up and up be open be straight be straightforward be up-front come clean come to terms keep nothing back talk straight tell the truth

Antonyms

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

aim, direct

Synonyms

STRONG

address beam cast focus incline lay point slant train turn

WEAK

zero in on

Antonyms

STRONG

ignore neglect take

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up

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levels

Natural menopause is a gradual, natural, biological transition where hormone levels slowly decline over several years.

From BBC ● Nov. 2, 2026

They have been rolling out expansive financial-aid policies for families of all income levels in a bid to stand out to a shrinking pool of college applicants.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Nov. 2, 2026

Their analysis showed that people who regularly drank tea, were not current smokers, and maintained high levels of physical activity had the lowest vascular disease risk.

From Science Daily ● Nov. 1, 2026

Recent data bears this out—though it’s not clear why younger people might be having shingles flares, it’s possible that it’s related to high levels of stress.

From Slate ● Nov. 1, 2026

They were linked together the same way an invisible web connected pollution to wildfires, wildfires to melting ice caps, melting ice caps to rising sea levels, rising sea levels to storm surges.

From "Two Degrees" by Alan Gratz

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