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This is a synopsis and outline of Roget's Thesaurus of English words and phrases with links to relevant Wikipedia articles. It is provided here as an alternative classification scheme for browsing article titles. See also the Wiktionary use of the Outline of Rogets Thesaurus for classification of its definitions. Class I. Words Expressing Abstract RelationsSection I. Existence1. Being, in The Abstract 1. Existence 2. Inexistence 2. Being, In The Concrete 3. Substantiality 4. Unsubstantiality 3. Formal Existence 5. Intrinsicality 6. Extrinsicality 4. Modal Existence 7. State 8. Circumstance Section II. Relation1. Absolute Relation 9. Relation 10. Irrelation 11. Consanguinity 12. Correlation 13. Identity 14. Contrariety 15. Difference 2. Continuous Relation 16. Uniformity 16A. Nonuniformity 3. Partial Relation 17. Similarity 18. Dissimilarity 19. Imitation 20. Nonimitation 20A. Variation 21. Copy 22. Prototype 4. General Relation 23. Agreement 24. Disagreement Section III. Quantity1. Simple Quantity 25. Quantity 26. Degree 2. Comparative Quantity 27. Equality 28. Inequality 29. Mean 30. Compensation 1. Quantity by Comparison with a Standard 31. Greatness 32. Smallness 2. Quantity by Comparison with a Similar Object 33. Superiority 34. Inferiority 3. Changes in Quantity 35. Increase 36. Nonincrease, Decrease 3. Conjunctive Quantity 37. Addition 38. Nonaddition. Subtraction 39. Adjunct 40. Remainder 40A. Decrement 41. Mixture 42. Simpleness 43. Junction 44. Disjunction 45. Connection 46. Coherence 47. Incoherence 48. Combination 49. Decomposition 4. Concrete Quantity 50. Whole 51. Part 52. Completeness 53. Incompleteness 54. Composition 55. Exclusion 56. Component 57. Extraneousness Section IV. Order1. Order in General 58. Order 59. Disorder 59A. Complexity 60. Arrangement 61. Derangement 2. Consecutive Order 62. Precedence 63. Sequence 64. Precursor 65. Sequel 66. Beginning 67. End 68. Middle 69. Continuity 70. Discontinuity 71. Term 3. Collective Order 72. Assemblage 73. Nonassemblage. Dispersion 74. Focus 4. Distributive Order 75. Class 76. Inclusion 77. Exclusion 78. Generality 79. Speciality 5. Order as Regards Categories 80. Normality 81. Multiformity 82. Conformity 83. Unconformity Section V. Number1. Number, in the Abstract 84. Number 85. Numeration 86. List 2. Determinate Number 87. Unity 88. Accompaniment 89. Duality 90. Duplication 91. Bisection 92. Triality 93. Triplication 94. Trisection 95. Four 96. Quadruplication 97. Quadrisection 98. Five 99. Quinquesection 3. Indeterminate Number 100. Plurality 100A. Fraction 101. Zero 102. Multitude 103. Fewness 104. Repetition 105. Infinity Section VI. Time1. Absolute Time 106. Time 107. Neverness 108. Period 108A. Contingent Duration 109. Course 110. Diuturnity 111. Transientness 112. Perpetuity 113. Instantaneity 114. Chronometry 115. Anachronism 2. Relative Time 1. Time with Reference to Succession 116. Priority 117. Posteriority 118. The Present Time 119. Different Time 120. Synchronism 121. Futurity 122. The Past 2. Time with Reference to a Particular Period 123. Newness 124. Oldness 125. Morning 126. Evening 127. Youth 128. Age 129. Infant 130. Veteran 131. Adolescence 3. Time with Reference to an Effect or Purpose 132. Earliness 132A. Punctuality 133. Lateness 134. Occasion 135. Untimeliness 3. Recurrent Time 136. Frequency 137. Infrequency 138. Periodicity 139. Irregularity of Recurrence Section VII. Change1. Simple Change 140. Change 141. Permanence 142. Cessation 143. Continuance In Action 144. Conversion 145. Reversion 146. Revolution 147. Substitution 148. Interchange 2. Complex Change 149. Changeableness 150. Stability 151. Eventuality 152. Destiny Section VIII. Causation1. Constancy of Sequence in Events 153. Cause 154. Effect 155. Attribution 156. Chance 2. Connection between Cause and Effect 157. Power 158. Impotence 159. Strength 160. Weakness 3. Power in Operation 161. Production 162. Destruction 163. Reproduction 164. Producer 165. Destroyer 166. Paternity 167. Posterity 168. Productiveness 169. Unproductiveness 170. Agency 171. Physical Energy 172. Physical Inertness 173. Violence 174. Moderation 4. Indirect Power 175. Influence 175A. Absence Of Influence 176. Tendency 177. Liability 5. Combinations of Causes 178. Concurrence 179. Counteraction Class II. Words Relating to SpaceSection I. Space in General1. Abstract Space 180. Space 180A. Inextension 181. Region 182. Place 2. Relative Space 183. Situation 184. Location 185. Displacement 3. Existence in Space 186. Presence 187. Absence 188. Inhabitant 189. Abode 190. Contents 191. Receptacle Section II. Dimensions1. General Dimensions 192. Size 193. Littleness 194. Expansion 195. Contraction 196. Distance 197. Nearness 198. Interval 199. Contiguity 2. Linear Dimensions 200. Length 201. Shortness 202. Breadth, Thickness 203. Narrowness, Thinness 204. Layer 205. Filament 206. Height 207. Lowness 208. Depth 209. Shallowness 210. Summit 211. Base 212. Verticality 213. Horizontality 214. Pendency 215. Support 216. Parallelism 216A. Perpendicularity 217. Obliquity 218. Inversion 219. Crossing 3. Centrical Dimensions 1. General. 220. Exteriority 221. Interiority 222. Centrality 223. Covering 224. Lining 225. Clothing 226. Divestment 227. Circumjacence 228. Interposition 229. Circumscription 230. Outline 231. Edge 232. Inclosure 233. Limit 2. Special 234. Front 235. Rear 236. Laterality 237. Contraposition 238. Dextrality 239. Sinistrality Section III. Form1. General Form 240. Form 241. Amorphism 242. Symmetry 243. Distortion 2. Special Form 244. Angularity 245. Curvature 246. Straightness 247. Circularity 248. Convolution 249. Rotundity 3. Superficial Form 250. Convexity 251. Flatness 252. Concavity 252A Sponge 253. Sharpness 254. Bluntness 255. Smoothness 256. Roughness 257. Notch 258. Fold 259. Furrow 260. Opening 261. Closure 262. Perforator 263. Stopper Section IV. Motion1. Motion in General 264. Motion 265. Quiescence 266. Journey 267. Navigation 268. Traveler 269. Mariner 270. Transference 271. Carrier 272. Vehicle 273. Ship 2. Degrees of Motion 274. Velocity 275. Slowness 3. Motion Conjoined with Force 276. Impulse 277. Recoil 4. Motion with Reference to Direction 278. Direction 279. Deviation 280. Precession 281. Sequence 282. Progression 283. Regression 284. Propulsion 285. Traction 286. Approach 287. Recession 288. Attraction 289. Repulsion 290. Convergence 291. Divergence 292. Arrival 293. Departure 294. Ingress 295. Egress 296. Reception 297. Ejection 298. Food 299. Excretion 300. Insertion 301. Extraction 302. Passage 303. Transcursion 304. Shortcoming 305. Ascent 306. Descent 307. Elevation 308. Depression 309. Leap 310. Plunge 311. Circuition 312. Rotation 313. Evolution 314. Oscillation 315. Agitation Class III. Words Relating to MatterSection I. Matter in General316. Materiality 317. Immateriality 318. World 319. Gravity 320. Levity Section II. Inorganic Matter1. Solid Matter 321. Density 322. Rarity 323. Hardness 324. Softness 325. Elasticity 326. Inelasticity 327. Tenacity 328. Brittleness 329. Texture 330. Pulverulence 331. Friction 332. Lubrication 2. Fluid Matter 1. Fluids In General 333. Fluidity 334. Gaseity 335. Liquefaction 336. Vaporization 2. Specific Fluids 337. Water 338. Air 339. Moisture 340. Dryness 341. Ocean 342. Land 343. Gulf. Lake 344. Plain 345. Marsh 346. Island 3. Fluids in Motion 347. Stream 348. River 349. Wind 350. Conduit 351. Airpipe 3. Imperfect Fluids 352. Semiliquidity 353. Bubble 354. Pulpiness 355. Unctuousness 356. Oil 356A. Resin Section III. Organic Matter1. Vitality 1. Vitality in General 357. Organization 358. Inorganization 359. Life 360. Death 361. Killing 362. Corpse 363. Interment 2. Special Vitality 364. Animality 365. Vegetability? 366. Animal 367. Vegetable 368. Zoology 369. Botany 370. Husbandry 371. Agriculture 372. Mankind 373. Man 374. Woman 374A. Sexuality 2. Sensation 1. Sensation in General 375. Physical Sensibility 376. Physical Insensibility 377. Physical Pleasure 378. Physical Pain 2. Special Sensation (1) Touch 379. Touch 380. Sensations Of Touch 381. Numbness (2) Heat 382. Heat 383. Cold 384. Calefaction 385. Refrigeration 386. Furnace 387. Refrigerator 388. Fuel 388A. Insulation 389. Thermometer (3) Taste 390. Taste 391. Insipidity 392. Pungency 392A. Saltiness 392B. Bitterness 393. Condiment 394. Savoriness 395. Unsavoriness 396. Sweetness 397. Sourness (4) Odor 398. Odor 399. Inodorousness 400. Fragrance 401. Fetor 401A. Acridity (5) Sound (I) Sound in General 402. Sound 403. Silence 404. Loudness 405. Faintness (II) Specific Sounds 406. Snap 407. Roll 408. Resonance 408A. Nonresonance? 409. Sibilation 410. Stridor 411. Cry 412. Ululation (III) Musical Sounds 413. Melody. Concord 414. Discord 415. Music 416. Musician 417. Musical Instruments (IV) Perception Of Sound 418. Hearing 419. Deafness (6) Light (I) Light in General 420. Light 421. Darkness 422. Dimness 423. Luminary 424. Shade 425. Transparency 426. Opacity 426A. Turbidity 427. Semitransparency (II) Specific Light 428. Color 429. Achromatism 430. Whiteness 431. Blackness 432. Gray 433. Brown 434. Redness 435. Greenness 436. Yellowness 437. Purple 438. Blueness 439. Orange 440. Variegation (III) Perceptions of Light 441. Vision 442. Blindness 443. Dimsightedness 444. Spectator 445. Optical Instruments 446. Visibility 447. Invisibility 448. Appearance 449. Disappearance Class IV. Words Relating to the Intellectual FacultiesDivision I. Formation of IdeasSection I. Operations of Intellect in General450. Intellect 450A. Absence or Want of Intellect 451. Thought 452. Incogitancy 453. Idea 454. Topic Section II. Precursory Conditions and Operations455. Curiosity 456. Incuriosity 457. Attention 458. Inattention 459. Care 460. Neglect 461. Inquiry 462. Answer 463. Experiment 464. Comparison 464A. Incomparability 465. Discrimination 465A. Indiscrimination 465B. Identification 466. Measurement Section III. Materials for Reasoning467. Evidence 468. Counter Evidence 469. Qualification 470. Possibility 471. Impossibility 472. Probability 473. Improbability 474. Certainty 475. Uncertainty Section IV. Reasoning Processes476. Reasoning 477. Intuition & Sophistry 478. Demonstration 479. Confutation Section V. Results Of Reasoning480. Judgment 480A. Discovery 481. Misjudgment 482. Overestimation 483. Underestimation 484. Belief 485. Unbelief. Doubt 486. Credulity 487. Incredulity 488. Assent 489. Dissent 490. Knowledge 491. Ignorance 492. Scholar 493. Ignoramus 494. Truth 495. Error 496. Maxim 497. Absurdity 498. Intelligence, Wisdom 499. Imbecility, Folly 500. Sage 501. Fool 502. Sanity 503. Insanity 504. Madman Section VI. Extension of Thought1. To the Past 505. Memory 506. Oblivion 2. To the Future 507. Expectation 508. Inexpectation 509. Disappointment 510. Foresight 511. Prediction 512. Omen 513. Oracle Section VII. Creative Thought514. Supposition 514A. Analogy 515. Imagination Division II. Communication of IdeasSection I. Nature of Ideas Communicated516. Meaning 517. Unmeaningness 518. Intelligibility 519. Unintelligibility 520. Equivocalness 521. Metaphor 522. Interpretation 523. Misinterpretation 524. Interpreter Section II. Modes of Communication525. Manifestation 526. Latency. Implication 527. Information 527A. Correction 528. Concealment 529. Disclosure 530. Ambush 531. Publication 532. News 533. Secret 534. Messenger 535. Affirmation 536. Negation 537. Teaching 538. Misteaching 539. Learning 540. Teacher 541. Learner 542. School 543. Veracity 544. Falsehood 545. Deception 546. Untruth 547. Dupe 548. Deceiver 549. Exaggeration Section III. Means of Communicating Ideas1. Natural Means 550. Indication 551. Record 552. Obliteration 553. Recorder 554. Representation 555. Misrepresentation 556. Painting 557. Sculpture 558. Engraving 559. Artist 2. Conventional Means 1. Language Generally 560. Language 561. Letter 562. Word 563. Neologism 564. Nomenclature 565. Misnomer 566. Phrase 567. Grammar 568. Solecism 569. Style 570. Perspicuity 571. Obscurity 572. Conciseness 573. Diffuseness 574. Vigor 575. Feebleness 576. Plainness 577. Ornament 578. Elegance 579. Inelegance 2. Spoken Language 580. Voice 581. Aphony 582. Speech 583. Stammering 584. Loquacity 585. Taciturnity 586. Allocution 587. Response 588. Conversation 589. Soliloquy 3. Written Language 590. Writing 591. Printing 592. Correspondence 593. Book 594. Description 595. Dissertation 596. Compendium 597. Poetry 598. Prose 599. The Drama Class V. Words Relating to the Voluntary PowersDivision I. Individual VolitionSection I. Volition in General1. Acts Of Volition 600. Will 601. Necessity 602. Willingness 603. Unwillingness 604. Resolution 604A. Perseverance 605. Irresolution 606. Obstinacy 607. Tergiversation 608. Caprice 609. Choice 609A. Absence Of Choice 610. Rejection 611. Predetermination 612. Impulse 613. Habit 614. Desuetude 2. Causes of Volition 615. Motive 615A. Absence of Motive 616. Dissuasion 617. Pretext 3. Objects of Volition 618. Good 619. Evil Section II. Prospective Volition1. Conceptional Volition 620. Intention 621. Chance 622. Pursuit 623. Avoidance 624. Relinquishment 625. Business 626. Plan 627. Method 628. Mid-Course 629. Circuit 630. Requirement 2. Subservience to Ends 1. Actual Subservience 631. Instrumentality 632. Means 633. Instrument 634. Substitute 635. Materials 636. Store 637. Provision 638. Waste 639. Sufficiency 640. Insufficiency 641. Redundancy 2. Degree of Subservience 642. Importance 643. Unimportance 644. Utility 645. Inutility 646. Expedience 647. Inexpedience 648. Goodness 649. Badness 650. Perfection 651. Imperfection 652. Cleanness 653. Uncleanness 654. Health 655. Disease 656. Salubrity 657. Insalubrity 658. Improvement 659. Deterioration 660. Restoration 661. Relapse 662. Remedy 663. Bane 3. Contingent Subservience 664. Safety 665. Danger 666. Refuge 667. Pitfall 668. Warning 669. Alarm 670. Preservation 671. Escape 672. Deliverance 3. Precursory Measures 673. Preparation 674. Nonpreparation 675. Essay 676. Undertaking 677. Use 678. Disuse 679. Misuse Section III. Voluntary Action1. Simple Voluntary Action 680. Action 681. Inaction 682. Activity 683. Inactivity 684. Haste 685. Leisure 686. Exertion 687. Repose 688. Fatigue 689. Refreshment 690. Agent 691. Workshop 2. Complex Voluntary Action 692. Conduct 693. Direction 694. Director 695. Advice 696. Council 697. Precept 698. Skill 699. Unskillfulness 700. Proficient 701. Bungler 702. Cunning 703. Artlessness Section IV. Antagonism1. Conditional Antagonism 704. Difficulty 705. Facility 2. Active Antagonism 706. Hindrance 707. Aid 708. Opposition 709. Co-operation 710. Opponent 711. Auxiliary 712. Party 713. Discord 714. Concord 715. Defiance 716. Attack 717. Defense (Defence) 718. Retaliation 719. Resistance 720. Contention 721. Peace 722. Warfare 723. Pacification 724. Mediation 725. Submission 726. Combatant 727. Arms 728. Arena Section V. Results of Voluntary Action729. Completion 730. Noncompletion 731. Success{[dn|date=March 2019}} 732. Failure 733. Trophy 734. Prosperity 735. Adversity 736. Mediocrity Division II. Intersocial VolitionSection I. General Intersocial Volition737. Authority 737A. Government 737B. Politics 738. Laxity 739. Severity 740. Lenity 741. Command 742. Disobedience 743. Obedience 744. Compulsion 745. Master 746. Servant 747. Scepter 748. Free will 749. Subjection 750. Liberation 751. Restraint 752. Prison 753. Keeper 754. Prisoner 755. Commission 756. Abrogation 757. Resignation 758. Consignee 759. Deputy Section II. Special Intersocial Volition760. Permission 761. Prohibition 762. Consent 763. Offer 764. Refusal 765. Request 766. Deprecation 767. Petitioner Section III. Conditional Intersocial Volition768. Promise 768A. Release From Engagement 769. Compact 770. Conditions 771. Security 772. Observance 773. Nonobservance 774. Compromise Section IV. Possessive Relations1. Property In General 775. Acquisition 776. Loss 777. Possession 777A. Exemption 778. Participation 779. Possessor 780. Property 781. Retention 782. Relinquishment 2. Transfer of Property 783. Transfer 784. Giving 785. Receiving 786. Apportionment 787. Lending 788. Borrowing 789. Taking 790. Restitution 791. Stealing 792. Thief 793. Booty 3. Interchange of Property 794. Barter 795. Purchase 796. Sale 797. Merchant 798. Merchandise 799. Mart 799A. Stock Market 799B. Securities 4. Monetary Relations 800. Money 801. Treasurer 802. Treasury 803. Wealth 804. Poverty 805. Credit 806. Debt 807. Payment 808. Nonpayment 809. Expenditure 810. Receipt 811. Accounts 812. Price 812A. Value 812B. Worthlessness 813. Discount 814. Dearness 815. Cheapness 816. Liberality 817. Economy 817A. Greed 818. Prodigality 819. Parsimony Class VI. Words Relating to the Sentient and Moral PowersSection I. Affections in General820. Affections 821. Feeling 822. Sensibility 823. Insensibility 824. Excitation 825. Excitability 826. Inexcitability Section II. Personal Affections1. Passive Affections 827. Pleasure 828. Pain 829. Pleasurableness 830. Painfulness 831. Content 832. Discontent 833. Regret 834. Relief 835. Aggravation 836. Cheerfulness 837. Dejection (see depression (mood)) 838. Rejoicing 839. Lamentation 840. Amusement 841. Weariness 842. Wit 843. Dullness 844. Humorist 2. Discriminative Affections 845. Beauty 846. Ugliness 847. Ornament 847A. Jewelry 848. Blemish 849. Simplicity 850. Taste 851. Vulgarity 852. Fashion 853. Ridiculousness 854. Fop 855. Affectation 856. Ridicule 857. Laughingstock 3. Prospective Affections 858. Hope 859. Hopelessness 860. Fear 861. Courage 862. Cowardice 863. Rashness 864. Caution 865. Desire 866. Indifference 867. Dislike 868. Fastidiousness 869. Satiety 4. Contemplative Affections 870. Wonder 871. Expectance 872. Prodigy 5. Extrinsic Affections 873. Repute 874. Disrepute 875. Nobility 876. Commonalty 877. Title 878. Pride 879. Humility 880. Vanity 881. Modesty 882. Ostentation 883. Celebration 884. Boasting 885. Insolence 886. Servility 887. Blusterer Section III. Sympathetic Affections1. Social Affections 888. Friendship 889. Enmity 890. Friend 891. Enemy 892. Sociality 893. Seclusion. Exclusion 894. Courtesy 895. Discourtesy 896. Congratulation 897. Love 898. Hate 899. Favorite 900. Resentment 901. Irascibility 901A. Sullenness 902. Endearment 903. Marriage 904. Celibacy 905. Divorce 2. Diffusive Sympathetic Affections 906. Benevolence 907. Malevolence 908. Malediction 909. Threat 910. Philanthropy 911. Misanthropy 912. Benefactor 913. Evil Doer 3. Special Sympathetic Affections 914. Pity 914A. Pitilessness 915. Condolence 4. Retrospective Sympathetic Affections 916. Gratitude 917. Ingratitude 918. Forgiveness 919. Revenge 920. Jealousy 921. Envy Section IV. Moral Affections1. Moral Obligations 922. Right 923. Wrong 924. Dueness 925. Undueness 926. Duty 927. Dereliction Of Duty 927A. Exemption 2. Moral Sentiments 928. Respect 929. Disrespect 930. Contempt 931. Approbation 932. Disapprobation 933. Flattery 934. Detraction 935. Flatterer 936. Detractor 937. Vindication 938. Accusation 3. Moral Conditions 939. Probity 940. Improbity 941. Knave 942. Disinterestedness 943. Selfishness 944. Virtue 945. Vice 946. Innocence 947. Guilt 948. Good Man 949. Bad Man 950. Penitence 951. Impenitence 952. Atonement 4. Moral Practice 953. Temperance 954. Intemperance 954A. Sensualist 955. Asceticism 956. Fasting 957. Gluttony 958. Sobriety 959. Drunkenness 960. Purity 961. Impurity 962. Libertine 5. Moral Institutions 963. Legality 964. Illegality 965. Jurisdiction 966. Tribunal 967. Judge 968. Lawyer 969. Lawsuit 970. Acquittal 971. Condemnation 972. Punishment 973. Reward 974. Penalty 975. Scourge Section V. Religious Affections1. Superhuman Beings and Regions 976. Deity 977. Angel 978. Satan 979. Jupiter 980. Demon 981. Heaven 982. Hell 2. Religious Doctrines 983. Theology 983A. Orthodoxy 984. Heterodoxy 985. Judeo-Christian Revelation 986. Pseudo-Revelation 3. Religious Sentiments 987. Piety 988. Impiety 989. Irreligion 4. Acts Of Religion 990. Worship 991. Idolatry 992. Sorcery 993. Spell 994. Sorcerer 5. Religious Institutions 995. Churchdom 996. Clergy 997. Laity 998. Rite 999. Canonicals {{Contents pages (footer box)}}1000. Temple 1 : Wikipedia outlines |
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