Secretion Noun Synonyms: secreting, release, escape, oozing, seeping, seepage, discharge, discharging, leak, leaking, leakage, drip, dripping, drop, dropping, dribbling, trickling, trickle, running, drain, draining, emission, emitting, giving off, exudation, transudation, excreti
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Secretive Verb Synonyms: reticent, silent, close-mouthed, taciturn, uncommunicative, reserved, tight-lipped, close, mum
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Secretly Verb Synonyms: surreptitiously, quietly, privately, covertly, furtively, stealthily, mysteriously, clandestinely, in secret, confidentially, on the sly, slyly, sub rosa, sub sigillo
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Sect Adjective Synonyms: school (of thought), faction, ism, set, clique, cabal
Sect Noun Synonyms: religious order or group or denomination or body or cult or persuasion or subdivision
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Sectarian Adjective Synonyms: (true) believer, dogmatist, fanatic, bigot, zealot, extremist, nut, bug, fiend
Sectarian Adverb Synonyms: cultist, cultish, clannish, cliquish, partisan, partial, dogmatic, doctrinaire, factional
Sectarian Noun Synonyms: parochial, narrow, narrow-minded, limited, insular, provincial, rigid, fanatic(al), prejudicial, prejudiced, bigoted
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Section Adjective Synonyms: part, division, department, branch, sector, group, detachment, segment, portion, subdivision, component, element
Section Noun Synonyms: sample, slice, cross-section, fraction
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Secular Noun Synonyms: worldly, terrestrial, mundane, temporal, material, lay, laic or laical, non-clerical, non-ecclesiastic(al), non-spiritual, non-religious, civil, state
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Secure Adjective Synonyms: reliable, safe, good, profitable, healthy, solid
Secure Verb Synonyms: firm, steady, stable, fixed, fast, moored, anchored, immovable, closed, shut, fastened, locked (up), tight, sound, solid, sturdy, strong
Secure Noun Synonyms: safe, shielded, sheltered, protected, immune, unthreatened, unexposed, unimperilled, snug, cosy
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Security Verb Synonyms: safety, shelter, protection, fastness, refuge, safe keeping, sanctuary, asylum
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Sedate Noun Synonyms: composed, serene, peaceful, calm, tranquil, cool, collected, even-tempered, detached, imperturbable, unruffled, undisturbed, unperturbed, controlled, placid, grave, serious, sober, solemn, unflappable
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Sedative Noun Synonyms: narcotic, tranquillizer, opiate, sleeping-pill, soporific, calmative, anodyne, depressant, hypnotic, barbiturate, lenitive, downer, knock-out drop, Mickey (Finn)
Sedative Adjective Synonyms: narcotic, tranquillizing, relaxing, soothing, calming, allaying, opiate, soporific, sleep-inducing, calmative, anodyne, lenitive, depressing, hypnotic
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Sedentary Adjective Synonyms: seated, sitting, stationary, fixed, immobile, unmoving, housebound, desk-bound
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Sediment Noun Synonyms: lees, dregs, deposit, grounds, precipitate, remains, residue, settlings, residuum, detritus
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Sedition Adjective Synonyms: agitation, incitement (to riot), rabble-rousing, fomentation, instigation, firing-up, stirring up, whipping up, mutiny, insurrection, insurgency or insurgence, rebellion, treason, treachery
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Seditious Adjective Synonyms: rebellious, mutinous, revolutionary, insurgent, inflammatory, rabble-rousing, insurrectionist, insurrectionary, refractory, subversive, treacherous, dissident, disloyal, turncoat, unfaithful
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Seduce Noun Synonyms: lure, entice, attract, allure, tempt, mislead, beguile, deceive, decoy, draw on, charm, captivate, vamp, entrap, ensnare, trap, sweet-talk
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Seducer Verb Synonyms: temptress, siren, femme fatale, enchantress, Circe, Lorelei, Jezebel, vamp
Seducer Adjective Synonyms: rake, libertine, roue, playboy, lady-killer, lecher, debauchee, debaucher, lover, cicisbeo, Don Juan, Lothario, Casanova, wolf
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Seductive Verb Synonyms: alluring, attractive, tempting, tantalizing, enticing, inviting, seducing, enchanting, entrancing, bewitching, fascinating, flirtatious, coquettish, captivating, beguiling, provocative, siren, irresistible, winning, appealing, prepossessing, sexy
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Seductress Noun Synonyms: temptress, siren, femme fatale, enchantress, Circe, Lorelei, Jezebel, vamp
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See Verb Synonyms: accompany, escort, show, lead, conduct,her, take, convoy, bring, walk, drive
See Adjective Synonyms: perceive, note, notice, mark, spot, watch, witness, recognize, behold, discern, distinguish, observe, look at, regard, sight, catch sight of, descry, espy, spy, make out, look upon, view, glimpse, catch a glimpse of, get a load of, glom
See Noun Synonyms: foresee, foretell, imagine, envisage, envision, visualize, picture, divine, conceive (of), dream of, conjure up, accept
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