sooth /sooth/

1. Truth, verity, reality (archaic)
2. Blandishment (Shakespeare)
3. An augury, foretokening (obsolete; Spenser soothe)

1. True
2. Truthful
3. Smooth, soft (Keats)

1. In truth
2. Indeed

soothˈfast adjective

Truthful, honest, faithful

soothˈfastly adverb

soothˈfastness noun

soothˈful adjective

1. Truthful
2. Faithful

soothˈly or soothˈlich adverb (Spenser)

Truly, indeed

soothˈsay intransitive verb

To foretell, to divine

noun

1. A prediction
2. (also (Spenser) /-sāˈ/) an omen

• epitomic
• epitomical
• epitomisation
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• epitomised
• epitomiser
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• epitomising
• epitomist
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• epitomization
• epitomize
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• epitomizer
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• epitomizing
• epitonic
• epitope
• epitopes
• epitrachelion
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• epitrite
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