Roget’s Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases

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1. 01Full text
2. 02ROGET'S THESAURUS
3. 03ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES
4. 04CLASS I
5. 05WORDS EXPRESSING ABSTRACT RELATIONS
6. 06SECTION I.
7. 07EXISTENCE
8. 081. BEING, IN THE ABSTRACT
9. 092. BEING, IN THE CONCRETE
10. 103. FORMAL EXISTENCE
11. 114. MODAL EXISTENCE
12. 12SECTION II.
13. 13RELATION
14. 141. ABSOLUTE RELATION
15. 152. CONTINUOUS RELATION
16. 163. PARTIAL RELATION
17. 174. GENERAL RELATION
18. 18SECTION III.
19. 19QUANTITY
20. 201. SIMPLE QUANTITY
21. 212. COMPARATIVE QUANTITY
22. 221 QUANTITY BY COMPARISON WITH A STANDARD
23. 232 QUANTITY BY COMPARISON WITH A SIMILAR OBJECT
24. 243 CHANGES IN QUANTITY
25. 253. CONJUNCTIVE QUANTITY
26. 264. CONCRETE QUANTITY
27. 27SECTION IV.
28. 28ORDER
29. 291. ORDER IN GENERAL
30. 302. CONSECUTIVE ORDER
31. 313. COLLECTIVE ORDER
32. 324. DISTRIBUTIVE ORDER
33. 335. ORDER AS REGARDS CATEGORIES
34. 34SECTION V.
35. 35NUMBER
36. 361. NUMBER, IN THE ABSTRACT
37. 372. DETERMINATE NUMBER
38. 383. INDETERMINATE NUMBER
39. 39SECTION VI.
40. 40TIME
41. 411. ABSOLUTE TIME
42. 422. RELATIVE TIME
43. 433. RECURRENT TIME
44. 44SECTION VII.
45. 45CHANGE
46. 461. SIMPLE CHANGE
47. 472. COMPLEX CHANGE
48. 48SECTION VIII.
49. 49CAUSATION
50. 501. CONSTANCY OF SEQUENCE IN EVENTS
51. 512. CONNECTION BETWEEN CAUSE AND EFFECT
52. 523. POWER IN OPERATION
53. 534. INDIRECT POWER
54. 545. COMBINATIONS OF CAUSES
55. 55CLASS II
56. 56WORDS RELATING TO SPACE
57. 57SECTION I.
58. 58SPACE IN GENERAL
59. 591. ABSTRACT SPACE
60. 602. RELATIVE SPACE
61. 613. EXISTENCE IN SPACE
62. 62[U.S.].
63. 63SECTION II.
64. 64DIMENSIONS
65. 651. GENERAL DIMENSIONS
66. 662. LINEAR DIMENSIONS
67. 673. CENTRICAL DIMENSIONS
68. 68SECTION III.
69. 69FORM
70. 701. GENERAL FORM
71. 712. SPECIAL FORM
72. 723. SUPERFICIAL FORM
73. 73[U.S.].
74. 74SECTION IV.
75. 75MOTION
76. 761. MOTION IN GENERAL
77. 772. DEGREES OF MOTION
78. 783. MOTION CONJOINED WITH FORCE
79. 794. MOTION WITH REFERENCE TO DIRECTION
80. 80II],
81. 81CLASS III
82. 82WORDS RELATING TO MATTER
83. 83SECTION I.
84. 84MATTER IN GENERAL
85. 85SECTION II.
86. 86INORGANIC MATTER
87. 871. SOLID MATTER
88. 882. FLUID MATTER
89. 893. IMPERFECT FLUIDS
90. 90SECTION III.
91. 91ORGANIC MATTER
92. 921. VITALITY
93. 932. SENSATION
94. 94CLASS IV
95. 95WORDS RELATING TO THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES
96. 96DIVISION I
97. 97FORMATION OF IDEAS
98. 98SECTION I.
99. 99OPERATIONS OF INTELLECT IN GENERAL
100. 100SECTION II.
101. 101PRECURSORY CONDITIONS AND OPERATIONS
102. 102SECTION III.
103. 103MATERIALS FOR REASONING
104. 104SECTION IV.
105. 105REASONING PROCESSES
106. 106SECTION V.
107. 107RESULTS OF REASONING
108. 108SECTION VI
109. 109EXTENSION OF THOUGHT
110. 110SECTION VII.
111. 111CREATIVE THOUGHT
112. 112DIVISION II
113. 113COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
114. 114SECTION I.
115. 115NATURE OF IDEAS COMMUNICATED
116. 116SECTION II.
117. 117MODES OF COMMUNICATION
118. 118SECTION III.
119. 119MEANS OF COMMUNICATING IDEAS
120. 1201. NATURAL MEANS
121. 1212. CONVENTIONAL MEANS
122. 122[U.S.].
123. 123CLASS V
124. 124WORDS RELATING TO THE VOLUNTARY POWERS
125. 125DIVISION I
126. 126INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
127. 127SECTION I.
128. 128VOLITION IN GENERAL
129. 129SECTION II.
130. 130PROSPECTIVE VOLITION
131. 1311. CONCEPTIONAL VOLITION
132. 132[U.S.].
133. 1332. SUBSERVIENCE TO ENDS
134. 134[U.S.].
135. 135[U.S.].
136. 1363. PRECURSORY MEASURES
137. 137SECTION III.
138. 138VOLUNTARY ACTION
139. 139[U.S.].
140. 140SECTION IV.
141. 141ANTAGONISM
142. 142SECTION V.
143. 143RESULTS OF VOLUNTARY ACTION
144. 144DIVISION II
145. 145INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
146. 146SECTION I.
147. 147GENERAL INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
148. 148FBI.
149. 149SECTION II.
150. 150SPECIAL INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
151. 151SECTION III.
152. 152CONDITIONAL INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
153. 153SECTION IV.
154. 154POSSESSIVE RELATIONS
155. 155CLASS VI
156. 156WORDS RELATING TO THE SENTIENT AND MORAL POWERS
157. 157SECTION I.
158. 158AFFECTIONS IN GENERAL
159. 159SECTION II
160. 160PERSONAL AFFECTIONS
161. 1611. PASSIVE AFFECTIONS
162. 1622. DISCRIMINATIVE AFFECTIONS
163. 163[C.G.
164. 1643. PROSPECTIVE AFFECTIONS
165. 1654. CONTEMPLATIVE AFFECTIONS
166. 1665. EXTRINSIC AFFECTIONS
167. 167VIII].
168. 168SECTION III.
169. 169SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
170. 1701. SOCIAL AFFECTIONS
171. 1712. DIFFUSIVE SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
172. 1723. SPECIAL SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
173. 1734. RETROSPECTIVE SYMPATHETIC AFFECTIONS
174. 174SECTION IV.
175. 175MORAL AFFECTIONS
176. 1761. MORAL OBLIGATIONS
177. 1772. MORAL SENTIMENTS
178. 1783. MORAL CONDITIONS
179. 179VI].
180. 1804. MORAL PRACTICE
181. 1815. MORAL INSTITUTIONS
182. 182SECTION V.
183. 183RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS
184. 1841. SUPERHUMAN BEINGS AND REGIONS
185. 1852. RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES
186. 186Book of Mormon.
187. 1873. RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS
188. 1884. ACTS OF RELIGION
189. 1895. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS