Class 1:
Abstract Relations
I. Existence
II. Relation
III. Quantity
IV. Order
V. Number
VI. Time
VII. Change
VIII.Event
IX. Causation
X. Power
Class 2: Space
I. Space In General
II. Dimensions
III. Structure; Form
IV. Motion
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Class 3: Physics
I. Physics
II. Heat
III. Light
IV. Electricity and
Electronics
V. Mechanics
VI. Physical Properties
VII. Color
Class 4: Matter
I. Matter In General
II. Inorganic Matter
III. Organic Matter
Class 5: Sensation
I. Sensation In General
II. Touch
III. Taste
IV. Smell
V. Sight
VI. Hearing
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Class 6: Intellect
I. Intellectual Faculties
and Processes
II. States Of Mind
III. Communication Of Ideas
Class 7: Volition
I. Volition In General
II. Conditions
III. Voluntary Action
IV. Authority; Control
V. Support And Opposition
VI. Possess
IV. Relations
Class 8: Affections
I. Personal Affections
II. Sympathetic Affections
III. Morality
IV. Religion
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| CLASS ONE: ABSTRACT RELATIONS |
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I. EXISTENCE
A. Being in the Abstract
1. Existence
2. Nonexistence
B. Being in the Concrete
3. Substantiality
4. Unsubstantiality
C. Formal Existence
5. Intrinsicality
6. Extrinsicality
D. Modal Existence
7. State
8. Circumstance
II. RELATION
A. Absolute Relation
9. Relation
10. Unrelatedness
11. Relationship by Blood
12. Relationship by Marriage
13. Correlation
14. Identity
15. Contrariety
16. Difference
17. Uniformity
18. Nonuniformity
19. Multiformity
B. Partial Relation
20. Similarity
21. Dissimilarity
22. Imitation
23. Nonimitation
24. Copy
25. Model
C. Correspondence of
Relationship
26. Agreement
27. Disagreement
III. Quantity
A. Simple Quantity
28. Quantity
29. Degree
B. Comparative Quantity
30. Equality
31. Inequality
32. Mean
33. Compensation
34. Greatness
35. Smallness
36. Superiority
37. Inferiority
38. Increase
39. Decrease
C. Conjunctive Quantity
40. Addition
41. Adjunct
42. Subtraction
43. Remainder
44. Mixture
45. Simplicity
46. Complexity
47. Joining
48. Analysis
49. Separation
50. Cohesion
51. Noncohesion
52. Combination
53. Disintegration
D. Wholeness
54. Whole
55. Part
56. Completeness
57. Incompleteness
58. Composition
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IV. ORDER
A. Order in General
59. Order
60. Arrangement
61. Classification
62. Disorder
63. Disarrangement
B. Consecutive Order
64. Precedence
65. Sequence
66. Precursor
67. Sequel
68. Beginning
69. Middle
70. End
71. Continuity
72. Discontinuity
C. Collective Order
73. Accompaniment
74. Assemblage
75. Dispersion
D. Distributive Order
76. Inclusion
77. Exclusion
78. Extraneousness
79. Generality
80. Particularity
81. Specialty
E. Conformity to Rule
82. Conformity
83. Noncomformity
84. Normality
85. Abnormality
V. NUMBER
A. Number in General
86. Number
87. Numeration
88. List
B. Determinate Number
89. Unity
90. Duality
91. Duplication
92. Bisection
93. Three
94. Triplication
95. Trisection
96. Four
97. Quadruplication
98. Quadrisection
99. Five and Over
C. Indeterminate Number
100. Plurality
101. Numerousness
102. Fewness
103. Repetition
104. Infinity
VI. TIME
A. Absolute Time
105. Time
106. Timelessness
107. Period
108. Spell
109. Interim
110. Durability
111. Transience
112. Perpetuity
113. Instantaneousness
114. Measurement of Time
115. Anachronism
B. Relative Time
116. Priority
117. Posteriority
118. Simultaneity
119. The Past
120. The Present
121. The Future
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VI. TIME (Cont.)
C. Time with Reference to Age
122. Newness
123. Oldness
124. Youth
125. Youngster
126. Age
127. Adult or Old Person
D. Time with Reference
to Season
128. Season
129. Timeliness
130. Untimeliness
131. Earliness
132. Lateness
133. Morning, Noon
134. Evening, Night
E. Recurrent Time
135. Frequency
136. Infrequency
137. Regularity of Recurrence
138. Irregularity of Recurrence
VII. CHANGE
139. Change
140. Permanence
141. Changeableness
142. Stability
143. Continuance
144. Cessation
145. Conversion
146. Reversion
147. Revolution
148. Evolution
149. Substitution
150. Interchange
VIII. EVENT
151. Event
152. Imminence
IX. CAUSATION
153. Cause
154. Effect
155. Attribution
156. Chance
X. POWER
A. Power in General
157. Power, Potency
158. Impotence
159. Strength
160. Weakness
161. Energy
162. Violence
163. Moderation
B. Power in Operation
164. Operation
165. Productiveness
166. Unproductiveness
167. Production, Birth
168. Product
169. Reproduction, Procreation
170. Ancestry
171. Posterity
C. Indirect Power
172. Influence
173. Absence of Influence
174. Tendency
175. Liability
176. Involvement
D. Combination of Forces
177. Concurrence
178. Counteraction
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| CLASS TWO: SPACE
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I. SPACE IN GENERAL
A. Abstract Space
179. Space
B. Specific Space
180. Region
181. Country
182. The Country
183. Town, City
C. Relative Space
184. Location
185. Dislocation
D. Existence in Space
186. Presence
187. Absence
188. Habitation
189. Nativeness
190. Inhabitant, Native
191. Abode, Habitat
192. Room
193. Container
194. Contents
II. DIMENSIONS
A. General Dimensions
195. Size
196. Littleness
197. Expansion, Growth
198. Contraction
199. Distance
200. Nearness
201. Interval
B. Linear Dimensions
202. Length
203. Shortness
204. Breadth, Thickness
205. Narrowness, Thinness
206. Filament
207. Height
208. Lowness
209. Depth
210. Shallowness
211. Top
212. Bottom
213. Verticalness
214. Horizontalness
215. Pendancy
216. Support
217. Shaft
218. Parallelism
219. Obliquity
220. Inversion
221. Crossing
222. Weaving
223. Sewing
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II. DIMENSIONS (Cont.)
C. External and Internal
Dimensions
224. Exteriority
225. Interiority
226. Centrality
227. Layer
228. Covering
229. Skin
230. Hair, Feathers
231. Clothing
232. Divestment
233. Environment
234. Circumscription
235. Bounds
236. Enclosure
237. Interposition
238. Intrusion
239. Contraposition
240. Front
241. Rear
242. Side
243. Right Side
244. Left Side
III. STRUCTURE; FORM
A. General Form
245. Structure
246. Form
247. Formlessness
248. Symmetry
249. Distortion
B. Special Form
250. Straightness
251. Angularity
252. Curvature
253. Circularity
254. Convolution
255. Sphericity, Rotundity
C. Superficial Form
256. Convexity, Protuberance
257. Concavity
258. Sharpness
259. Bluntness
260. Smoothness
261. Roughness
262. Notch
263. Furrow
264. Fold
265. Opening
266. Closure
IV. MOTION
A. Motion in General
267. Motion
268. Quiescence
269. Swiftness
270. Slowness
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B. Change of Place
271. Transference
272. Vehicle
273. Travel
274. Traveler
275. Water Travel
276. Mariner
277. Ship, Boat
278. Aviation
279. Aviator
280. Aircraft
281. Rocketry, Missilery
282. Space Travel
C. Motion Conjoined with
Force
283. Impulse, Impact
284. Reaction
285. Pushing, Throwing
286. Pulling
287. Leverage, Purchase
288. Attraction
289. Repulsion
D. Motion with Reference
to Direction
290. Direction
291. Deviation
292. Leading
293. Following
294. Progression
295. Regression
296. Approach
297. Recession
298. Convergence
299. Divergence
300. Arrival
301. Departure
302. Ingress, Entrance
303. Egress, Emergence
304. Insertion
305. Extraction
306. Reception
307. Eating
308. Food
309. Nutrition
310. Ejection
311. Excretion
312. Secretion
313. Overrunning
314. Shortcoming
315. Ascent
316. Descent
317. Elevation
318. Depression
319. Leap
320. Plunge
321. Circuitousness
322. Rotation
323. Oscillation
324. Agitation
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| CLASS THREE: PHYSICS |
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I. PHYSICS
325. Physics
326. Atomics
327. Radiation and Radioactivity
II. HEAT
328. Heat
329. Heating
330. Cooking
331. Fuel
332. Incombustibility
333. Cold
334. Refrigeration
III. LIGHT
335. Light
336. Light Source
337. Darkness, Dimness
338. Shade
339. Transparency
340. Semitransparency
341. Opaqueness
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IV. ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS
342. Electricity
343. Electronics
344. Radio
345. Television
346. Radar and Radiolocators
V. MECHANICS
347. Mechanics
348. Tools and Machinery
349. Automation
350. Friction
VI. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
351. Texture
352. Weight
353. Lightness
354. Density
355. Rarity
356. Hardness, Rigidity
357. Softness, Pliancy
358. Elasticity
359. Toughness
360. Brittleness, Fragility
361. Powderiness, Crumbliness
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VII. COLOR
362. Color
363. Colorlessness
364. Whiteness
365. Blackness
366. Grayness
367. Browness
368. Redness
369. Orangeness
370. Yellowness
371. Greenness
372. Blueness
373. Purpleness
374. Variegation
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| CLASS FOUR: MATTER
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I. MATTER IN GENERAL
375. Universe
376. Materiality
377. Immateriality
378. Materials
379. Chemicals
380. Oils, Lubricants
381. Resins, Gums
II. INORGANIC MATTER
A. Mineral Kingdom
382. Inorganic Matter
383. Minerals and Metals
384. Rock
B. Soil
385. Land
386. Body of Land
387. Plain
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C. Liquids
388. Liquidity
389. Semiliquidity
390. Pulpiness
391. Liquefaction
392. Moisture
393. Dryness
394. Rain
395. Stream
396. Channel
397. Ocean
398. Lake, Pool
399. Inlet, Gulf
400. Marsh
D. Vapors
401. Vapor, Gas
402. Air
403. Wind
404. Cloud
405. Bubble
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III. ORGANIC MATTER
A. Animal and Vegetable
Kingdom
406. Organic Matter
B. Vitality
407. Life
408. Death
409. Killing
410. Interment
C. Vegetable Life
411. Plants
412. Botany
413. Agriculture
D. Animal Life
414. Animals, Insects
415. Zoology
416. Animal Husbandry
E. Mankind
417. Mankind
418. Peoples
F. Male and Female
419. Sex
420. Masculinity
421. Femininity
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| CLASS FIVE: SENSATION |
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I. SENSATION IN GENERAL
422. Sensation
423. Insensibility
424. Pain
II. TOUCH
425. Touch
426. Sensations of Touch
III. TASTE
427. Taste
428. Savoriness
429. Unsavoriness
430. Insipidness
431. Sweetness
432. Sourness
433. Pungency
434. Tabacco
IV. SMELL
435. Odor
436. Fragrance
437. Stench
438. Odorlessness
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V. SIGHT
439. Vision
440. Defective Vision
441. Blindness
442. Spectator
443. Optical Instruments
444. Visibility
445. Invisibility
446. Appearance
447. Disappearance
VI. HEARING
A. Perception of Sound
448. Hearing
449. Deafness
B. Sound
450. Sound
451. Silence
452. Faintness of Sound
453. Loudness
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C. Specific Sounds
454. Resonance
455. Repeated Sounds
456. Explosive Noise
457. Sibilation
458. Stridor
459. Cry, Call
460. Animal Sounds
D. Unmusical Sounds
461. Discord
E. Musical Sounds
462. Music
463. Harmonics, Musical Elements
464. Musician
465. Musical Instruments
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| CLASS SIX: INTELLECT |
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I. INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES AND
PROCESSES
A. Faculties
466. Intellect
467. Intelligence, Wisdom
468. Wise Man
469. Unintelligence
470. Foolishness
471. Fool
472. Sanity
473. Insanity, Mania
474. Eccentricity
B. Comprehension
475. Knowledge
476. Intellectual
477. Ignorance
C. Functions of the Mind
478. Thought
479. Idea
480. Absence of Thought
481. Intuition
D. Reasoning Processes
482. Reasoning
483. Sophistry
E. Consideration
484. Topic
485. Inquiry
486. Answer
487. Solution
488. Discovery
F. Assessment
489. Experiment
490. Measurement
491. Comparison
492. Discrimination
493. Indiscrimination
G. Conclusion
494. Judgment
495. Prejudgment
496. Misjudgment
497. Overestimation
498. Underestimation
H. Theory
499. Theory, Supposition
500. Philosophy
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I. Belief
501. Belief
502. Credulity
503. Unbelief
504. Incredulity
J. Grounds for Belief
505. Evidence, Proof
506. Disproof
K. Qualifications
507. Qualification
508. No Qualifications
509. Possibility
510. Impossibility
511. Probability
512. Improbability
513. Certainty
514. Uncertainty
515. Gamble
L. Conformity to Fact
516. Truth
517. Maxim
518. Error
519. Illusion
520. Disillusionment
M. Acceptance
521. Assent
522. Dissent
523. Affirmation
524. Negation, Denial
II. STATES OF MIND
A. Mental Attitudes
525. Mental Attitudes
526. Broad-mindedness
527. Narrow-mindedness
528. Curiosity
529. Incuriosity
530. Attention
531. Inattention
532. Distraction, Confusion
533. Carefulness
534. Neglect
B. Creative Thought
535. Imagination
536. Unimaginativeness
C. Recollection
537. Memory
538. Forgetfulness
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D. Anticipation
539. Expectation
540. Inexpectation
541. Disappointment
542. Foresight
543. Prediction
544. Presentiment
III. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
A. Nature of Ideas
Communicated
545. Meaning
546. Latent Meaningfulness
547. Meaninglessness
548. Intelligibility
549. Unintelligibility
550. Ambiguity
551. Figure of Speech
552. Interpretation
553. Misinterpretation
B. Modes of Communication
554. Communication
555. Manifestation
556. Disclosure
557. Information
558. News
559. Publication
560. Communications
561. Messenger
C. Education
562. Teaching
563. Misteaching
564. Learning
565. Teacher
566. Student
567. School
D. Indication
568. Indication
569. Insignia
570. Record
571. Recorder
E. Representation
572. Representation
573. Misrepresentation
F. Arts of Design
574. Art
575. Sculpture
576. Ceramics
577. Photography
578. Graphic Arts
579. Artist
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G. Language
580. Language
581. Letter
582. Word
583. Nomenclature
584. Anonymity
585. Phrase
H. Grammar
586. Grammar
587. Ungrammaticalness
I. Style; Mode of Expression
588. Diction
589. Elegance
590. Inelegance
591. Plain Speech
592. Conciseness
593. Diffuseness
J. Spoken Language
594. Speech
595. Imperfect Speech
596. Talkativeness
597. Conversation
598. Soliloquy
599. Public Speaking
600. Eloquence
601. Grandiloquence
K. Written Language
602. Writing
603. Printing
604. Correspondence
605. Book, Periodical
606. Treatise
607. Abridgment
L. Linguistic Representation
608. Description
609. Poetry
610. Prose
611. Show Business
612. Entertainer
M. Uncommunicativeness;
Secrecy
613. Uncommunicativeness
614. Secrecy
615. Concealment
N. Falsehood
616. Falseness
617. Exaggeration
618. Deception
619. Deceiver
620. Dupe
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| CLASS SEVEN: VOLITION |
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I. VOLITION IN GENERAL
A. Will
621. Will
622. Willingness
623. Unwillingness
B. Resolution;
Determination
624. Resolution
625. Perseverance
626. Obstinacy
C. Irresolution; Caprice
627. Irresolution
628. Change of Allegiance
629. Caprice
630. Impulse
D. Evasion
631. Avoidance
632. Escape
633. Abandonment
E. Inclination
634. Desire
635. Eagerness
636. Indifference
F. Choice
637. Choice
638. Rejection
639. Necessity
640. Predetermination
641. Prearrangement
G. Custom
642. Custom, Habit
643. Unaccustomedness
644. Fashion
645. Social Convention
646. Formality
647. Informality
H. Motive
648. Motivation, Inducement
649. Pretext
650. Allurement
651. Bribery
652. Dissuasion
I. Purpose
653. Intention
654. Plan
655. Pursuit
656. Business, Occupation
J. Ways and Means
657. Way
658. Means
659. Provision, Equipment
660. Store, Supply
661. Sufficiency
662. Insufficiency
663. Excess
664. Satiety
K. Use
665. Use
666. Consumption
667. Misuse
668. Disuse
669. Uselessness
II. CONDITIONS
A. Adaptation to Ends
670. Expedience
671. Inexpedience
672. Importance
673. Unimportance
674. Goodness
675. Badness
676. Bane
677. Perfection
678. Imperfection
679. Blemish
680. Mediocrity
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B. Wholesomeness
681. Cleanness
682. Uncleanness
683. Healthfulness
684. Unhealthfulness
C. Health
685. Health
686. Disease
687. Remedy
688. Healing Arts
689. Therapy
690. Psychology and
Psychotherapy
D. Physical Progress
691. Improvement
692. Impairment
693. Destruction
694. Restoration
695. Refreshment
696. Relapse
E. Security
697. Danger
698. Safety
699. Protection
700. Refuge
701. Preservation
702. Rescue
703. Warning
704. Alarm
III. VOLUNTARY ACTION
A. Action
705. Action
706. Inaction
707. Activity
708. Inactivity
709. Haste
710. Leisure
711. Rest, Repose
712. Sleep
713. Wakefulness
B. Exertion; Endeavor
714. Endeavor
715. Undertaking
716. Exertion
717. Fatigue
718. Worker, Doer
719. Workplace
C. Preparation
720. Preparation
721. Unpreparedness
D. Accomplishment
722. Accomplishment
723. Nonaccomplishment
724. Success
725. Failure
726. Victory
727. Defeat
728. Prosperity
729. Adversity
730. Hindrance
731. Difficulty
732. Facility
E. Adroitness
733. Skill
734. Unskillfulness
735. Cunning
736. Artlessness
F. Conduct
737. Behavior
738. Misbehavior
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IV. AUTHORITY; CONTROL
A. Prerogative
739. Authority
740. Lawlessness
B. Politics and Government
741. Government
742. Legislature, Govern-
ment Organization
743. United Nations,
International
Organizations
744. Politics
745. Politico-Economic
Principles
746. Politician
C. Direction
747. Direction, Management
748. Director
749. Master
750. Servant, Employee
D. Directions
751. Precept
752. Command
753. Demand
754. Advice
755. Council
E. Constraint
756. Compulsion
757. Strictness
758. Laxness
759. Leniency
F. Restraint
760. Restraint
761. Confinement
G. Unrestraint
762. Freedom
763. Liberation
H. Subjugation
764. Subjection
I. Compliance
765. Submission
766. Obedience
767. Disobedience
768. Observance
769. Nonobservance
J. Pledge
770. Promise
771. Compact
772. Security
K. Proposal
773. Offer
774. Request
L. Consent
775. Consent
776. Refusal
777. Permission
778. Prohibition
779. Repeal
M. Commission
780. Commission
781. Deputy, Agent
782. Promotion
783. Demotion, Deposal
784. Resignation
V. SUPPORT AND OPPOSITION
A. Support
785. Aid
786. Cooperation
787. Associate
788. Association
789. Labor Union
B. Opposition
790. Opposition
791. Opponent
792. Resistance
793. Defiance
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C. Concord
794. Accord
795. Disaccord
D. Contention
796. Contention
797. Warfare
798. Attack
799. Defense
800. Combatant
801. Arms
802. Arena
E. Peace
803. Peace
804. Pacification
805. Mediation
F. Mid-course
806. Neutrality
807. Compromise
VI. POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
A. Possession
808. Possession
809. Possessor
810. Property
811. Acquisition
812. Loss
813. Retention
814. Relinquishment
B. Sharing
815. Participation
816. Apportionment
C. Transfer of Property
817. Transfer of Property
or Right
818. Giving
819. Receiving
820. Lending
821. Borrowing
D. Appropriation
822. Taking
823. Restitution
824. Theft
825. Thief
826. Illicit Business
E. Interchange of Property
827. Commerce, Economics
828. Purchase
829. Sale
830. Businessman, Merchant
831. Merchandise
832. Market
833. Stock Market
834. Securities
F. Monetary Relations
835. Money
836. Finance, Investment
837. Wealth
838. Poverty
839. Financial Credit
840. Debt
841. Payment
842. Nonpayment
843. Expenditure
844. Receipts
845. Accounts
846. Price, Fee
847. Discount
848. Expensiveness
849. Cheapness
850. Costlessness
851. Economy
852. Parsimony
853. Liberality
854. Prodigality
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| CLASS EIGHT: AFFECTIONS |
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I. PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
A. Emotion
855. Feelings
856. Lack of Feelings
B. Excitability
857. Excitement
858. Inexcitability
859. Nervousness
860. Unnervousness
861. Patience
862. Impatience
C. Pleasure and Pleasur-
ableness
863. Pleasantness
864. Unpleasantness
865. Pleasure
866. Unpleasure
867. Dislike
868. Contentment
869. Discontent
870. Cheerfulness
871. Solemnity
872. Sadness
873. Regret
874. Unregretfulness
875. Lamentation
876. Rejoicing
877. Celebration
878. Amusement
879. Dancing
880. Humorousness
881. Wit, Humor
882. Banter
883. Dullness
884. Tedium
885. Aggravation
886. Relief
887. Comfort
D. Anticipative Emotions
888. Hope
889. Hopelessness
E. Concern
890. Anxiety
891. Fear, Frighteningness
892. Cowardice
893. Courage
894. Rashness
895. Caution
F. Discriminative Affections
896. Fastidiousness
897. Taste, Tastefulness
898. Vulgarity
899. Ugliness
900. Beauty
901. Ornamentation
902. Plainness
903. Affectation
904. Ostentation
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G. Pride
905. Pride
906. Humility
907. Servility
908. Modesty
909. Vanity
910. Boasting
911. Bluster
912. Arrogance
913. Insolence
H. Esteem
914. Repute
915. Disrepute
916. Honor
917. Title
918. Nobility
919. Commonalty
I. Contemplative Emotions
920. Wonder
921. Unastonishment
II. SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
A. Social Relations
922. Sociability
923. Unsociability
924. Seclusion
925. Hospitality, Welcome
926. Inhospitality
B. Social Affections
927. Friendship
928. Friend
929. Enmity
930. Hate
931. Love
932. Lovemaking,
Endearment
933. Marriage
934. Celibacy
935. Divorce, Widowhood
C. Civility
936. Courtesy
937. Discourtesy
D. Benevolence
938. Kindness, Benevolence
939. Unkindness,
Malevolence
940. Misanthropy
941. Public Spirit
942. Benefactor
943. Evildoer
E. Sympathy
944. Pity
945. Pitilessness
946. Condolence
947. Forgiveness
948. Congratulation
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F. Gratefulness
949. Gratitude
950. Ingratitude
G. Ill Humor
951. Ill Humor
952. Resentment, Anger
H. Selfish Resentment
953. Jealousy
954. Envy
I. Reprisal
955. Retaliation
956. Revenge
III. MORALITY
A. Morals
957. Ethics
958. Right
959. Wrong
B. Moral Obligation
960. Dueness
961. Undueness
962. Duty
963. Imposition
C. Moral Sentiments
964. Respect
965. Disrespect
966. Contempt
967. Ridicule
968. Approval
969. Disapproval
970. Flattery
971. Disparagement
972. Curse
973. Threat
D. Moral Conditions
974. Probity
975. Improbity
976. Justice
977. Injustice
978. Selfishness
979. Unselfishness
980. Virtue
981. Vice
982. Wrongdoing, Sin
983. Guilt
984. Innocence
985. Good Person
986. Bad Person
E. Moral Practice
987. Sensuality
988. Chastity
989. Unchastity
990. Indecency
991. Asceticism
992. Temperance
993. Intemperance
994. Gluttony
995. Fasting
996. Intoxication
997. Sobriety
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F. Moral Observance
998. Legality
999. Illegality
1000. Jurisdiction
1001. Tribunal
1002. Judge, Jury
1003. Lawyer
1004. Legal Action
1005. Accusation
1006. Justification
1007. Acquittal
1008. Condemnation
1009. Penalty
1010. Punishment
1011. Instruments of
Punishment
1012. Atonement
IV. RELIGION
A. Supernatural Beings
1013. Deity
1014. Mythical and
Polytheistic Gods and Spirits
1015. Angel, Saint
1016. Evil Spirits
1017. Specter
B. Supernatural Regions
1018. Heaven
1019. Hell
C. Religious Beliefs
1020. Religions, Cults, Sects
1021. Scripture
1022. Prophets,
Religious Founders
1023. Theology
1024. Orthodoxy
1025. Unorthodoxy
D. Religious Quality
1026. Sanctity
1027. Unsanctity
E. Religious Sentiments
1028. Piety
1029. Sanctimony
1030. Impiety
1031. Nonreligiousness
F. Religious Practice
1032. Worship
1033. Idolatry
G. Supernaturalism
1034. Occultism
1035. Sorcery
1036. Spell, Charm
H. Churchdom
1037. The Ministry
1038. Clergy
1039. Laity
1040. Religious Rites
1041. Ecclesiastical Attire
1042. Religious Buildings
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