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sensibilities payrolls impulses weaker inconclusiveness rally hysteria prejudices gloomier disgruntlement bellweather confidence enthusiasm sentiment stance jubilation view disinterest touchiness glumness cautiousness dissatisfaction unpopularity sentiments nervousness animosity negativeness anticipations bearishness antipathy downtrend forebodings hostility jubilance mentality undertone passions uptrend indexes disapproval frenzy snapback downtrends inflation reticence pessimism joblessness unpeg outturn distrust thoughts views disaffection downbeat modestly detestation chatter overbought stereotypes upswelling geopolitical backlash trends concerns crosscurrent ethos feelings gloom weak antigrowth revulsion glummer contagion choppy upbeat hawkishly momentum activity tepidness jitters misgiving loyalties bullishly receptivity fatalism aversion glooms groundswell proclivities affection outspokenly vibe dislike fractiousness rhetoric upmove paranoia sanguinity squeamishness belief internals positivism ennui emotion sanguinely hatred schadenfreude perception sympathies unhappiness inflationist fears acrimony frustration conscience overoptimism uptrends worries sharply mood moderately dovish tone upturn contentment mollifies indecisiveness distaste jitteriness decisively misgivings somberness insecurities leeriness doldrums weariness poll weakness tentativeness popularism unrest barometer optimism fundamentals patriotism unsettlement spirit bearish rancor despair discontentment insensitivities consolidative positive trend activism disquiet hopefulness grumpiness anguish apprehensiveness ebbing opinions bedevilment giddiness expectation discontent fervor conservatism equities values economy intentions resentment bottomed disillusion rebound psyche enmity apprehensions wariness attitudes slowdown upswing vibes morale frustrations froideur nationalistically counterreaction emotions perceptions attitudinal soundings posturing preference anxiety recoupling suspicions tide romanticism apprehension uprisings aussie regretfulness uncomfortableness repugnance populism persona neurosis apathy displeasures volatility nostalgia religiousness queasiness despondence pullback pessimist abhorrence mantra distain apocalypticism homophobia economists bias disheartenment disappointment exasperation upturns strife decelerating recession economic euphoria depressionary drumfire tidings adamancy dismay jingoism sluggishness fanaticism undercurrents xenophobia negative subindexes marginally bottoming stereotype tumult overwhelmingly lows outlook angst drumbeat unsettledness interestedness stocks discord bellwethers outturns appetites opinion uncertainly prickliness tensions favorability cynics inflationary boosterism skittishness stances outrage defensiveness anger excitement repressiveness protestations behavior strategists prespective standoffishness equites deflationist religiosity buoying uneasiness dejection appetite ardor vociferousness zeitgeist reluctance yielders demeanor moods dlr indices priggishness mistrust dovishness resentments chartist foreboding indecision weakish gloomy cynicism interest expectations indignation disenchantment reaccelerating demurral attractiveness hawkish antagonisms upswell sombreness insecurity negativism tepid truism disgust leanings rioting unshakeably undertones skepticism firmer index revolts jittery pessimistic divisiveness consternation countermovement hawkishness slightly unease surveys backlashes broadly displeasure trepidation bullion speculation emulative admiration exuberance uncertainty animus elation hesitance indecisively spiritedness disinflationary directionless goldbugs conservativeness disdain valuations countervailed competitiveness headwinds goodwill loathing sense hesitancy crankiness glum dour bullishness demand psyches atmospherics biases merriness tenor protests satisfaction ruefulness grimness restiveness risings disquietude incredulousness fortunes spirits minds overtures bullish mentalities unsureness despondency rallies undercurrent vitriol criticsm message positiveness grumbling aspirations fundamentalism feeling inclinations bourses economism fury bigotry tendencies impatience decine econ mania bittersweetness crosscurrents positivity oversold receptiveness anxieties bearishly nationalism happiness dollar ebullience negativity solidarity weakening psychology situation cheer perceptibly bravado antilabor nonmanufacturing bonhomie disillusionment sympathy militancy uninvestable malaise turmoil psychologies ethic attitude overspeculation indicators negatively dissension repeg karma outlooks rockiness overtones buoyant viewpoint macroeconomic thinnish grief chauvinism panic moroseness desire nativism recessionary bitterness dichotomy concern resentfulness antagonism greenback sterlings sensibility gloominess socionomic pessimists perceivably sentimentality outcry inclination macro reaction anxiousness ambivalence solidly economist diffidence disinflation optimists hatreds frothiness animosities appreciation buoyancy outweighing softness curtness tension
Semantle is a daily word guessing game where you try to find a secret word based on semantic similarity. Unlike Wordle, Semantle doesn't limit your guesses. Each guess is ranked by how close it is in meaning to the target word using AI.
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Tips to Solve Semantle Faster Start with broad, common nouns and observe the rank numbers carefully. Words ranked under 500 are very close - pivot your guesses around those. Think in categories: if "ocean" is close, try other water related words. Synonyms and related concepts are your best tool. Avoid verbs and adjectives early; the answer is almost always a noun. This is puzzle #1051 from Sunday, December 15, 2024. Browse the full archive for more past answers.
