Part 36 (1/2)
Synonyms:
clash, concussion, contact, i, shock
_Collision_, the act or fact of striking violently together, is the result of motion or action, and is sudden and momentary; _contact_ may be a condition of rest, and be continuous and permanent; _collision_ is sudden and violent _contact_ _Concussion_ is often by transmitted force rather than by direct _impact_; two railway-trains cohboring s by _concussion_ _I body; as, the _iet An _encounter_ is always violent, and generally hostile _Meeting_ is neutral, and may be of the dearest friends or of the bitterest foes; of objects, of persons, or of opinions; of two or of a urative use, we speak of _clashi+ng_ of views, _collision_ of persons _Opposition_ is used chiefly of persons, more rarely of opinions or interests; _conflict_ is used indifferently of all
Antonyreement, coincidence, concord, conformity, unison, amity, concert, concurrence, harmony, unity
Prepositions:
Collision _of_ one object _with_ another; _of_ or _between_ opposing objects
COMFORTABLE
Synony, at ease, commodious, pleasant, well-off, at rest, contented, satisfactory, well-provided, cheerful, convenient, satisfied, well-to-do
A person is _comfortable_ in mind when _contented_ and htness makes him _cheerful_ He is _comfortable_ in body when free from pain, quiet, _at ease_, _at rest_
He is _comfortable_ in circus about hireeable_ and _satisfactory_, usually with the suggestion of sufficient means to secure that result
Antonyms:
cheerless, discontented, distressed, forlorn, uncoreeable, dissatisfied, dreary, miserable, wretched
COMMIT
Synonyate, trust
_Coe, put into care or keeping; to _confide_ or _entrust_ is to _co used chiefly of s; we _assign_ a duty, _confide_ a secret, _entrust_ a treasure; we _co; _commit_ a paper to the flames, a body to the earth; a prisoner is _con_ is a forent Religiously, we _consign_ the body to the grave, _commit_ the soul to God Compare DO
Prepositions:
Co; in law, commit _to_ prison; _for_ trial; _without_ bail; in default _of_ bail; _on_ suspicion