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Can You Spot the Answer? Below are up to 500 of the closest words to puzzle #885's Semantle answer, shown in random order.One of these words is the actual answer.
disaffiliating dismissible canonization pigeonholes filibusters endorsed actress interparty seconder censuring preconvention rigodon sworn secretary assemblywomen reelecting unpledged leanings encomiums assent revote outpoll maverick winner endorsement nominator kingmaking preferment portrayal commissionership nomination centrist approval primary ballot nonpresidential kudos signatures demotion unseating caucusing recount ascendency investiture reselection commendation voting temporized nonpartisans membership campaigning victory redesignation freeholder citizenship recognition appointor torchbearer win anticommunists nominated succeed submission statuettes outvoting ayes squeaker accolade seats subcircuit accreditation reelections sainthood runoff petitions oscars challengers endorsee balloting asylum ascension convenership honors succeeding gaddi bidder elect convention appoint chairmans astay prize unbandaged husting caucus appointable ouster senators protege coronation recusal vice electable demitting rebuke swearing plurality accolades manifester admirers superintendency principled expunction presidentship beatification caucused actor walkover ascendancy voters delegate filibustered filing confirmations office readmittance withdrawal tossups runoffs reargument encomium renominated reprimand disbarment conversative reappoint citation berth electing appointee preselection incumbent instrumentalist nominee reelects ratification veep renominate retiring declassification demits senatorial bids longshot executor reconfirmation seconders senator speechmaker democrat casting impeach kimura statehood recusing nominators application presidential applicants contest aspirant mayoral acting mayoralty entries uncommitted audition uncontested bidders victor empanelment invitations electors certification shoo reappointing probusiness technocrat cosponsorship speakership kingmaker counterbid vacating biography ambassadorships exoneration judgeships reinstatement outraise ballots leadership ridings impaneling backing filibustering impeaching designation councilorship ambassadorship aspirants elective preprimary prothonotary posthumous clerkship outpolls eviction germaneness contests resigned medals medal rehearing polls standardbearer chieftainship appointed peerage ordination nuancing nom coalesce quitting incumbency recontest upstater contenders primaried landslide appointive moonmen moonman outraised finalists designee improvidently polling chancellorship prizewinners directorship nonelection senate nod secretaryship appealability ascendance obstructionism congressional nonpartisanship chairmanship mantle postals gong disqualification disaffiliation unendorsed disaffiliate slyest obstructionist extradition overvoted seniority acquittal bipartisanism enshrinement committeewoman governorship runner committeeman resign subpoenaing confirmable gongs nonanswer turnout anointment senatorship causus submissions protegee deselected depoliticizing revoting praise delegates clerkships knighthood acclaim laureate induction precatory reapportionment successor outpolled coronate interlocution handily dissolution reinduction pastorate party reelection race emmy censure unelectable electee bid coveted acclamation constituency coronated independents lections politician seat preselecting recontesting renominating relection political veeps campaign tenure resigning reappointments nonconfidence termer unpopularity noms grammy yeses governorships reselected reelect outpolling officeholder biopic partyless candidacy vacated headship confirmation reconsideration invitation lection hopefuls nominees biographical preinaugural intransigently acclamations podium admiration reappointed finalist resignation frontrunner unopposed gustiest vetting presidency contender conservatives deportation takeover nominations outraises unseat majorities noncandidate appointing plaudits petition politics cloture qualification mayorship secession trophy rightward qualifications candidature awardee laureateship approbation candidated title treasurer constituencies incumbant matricula elector reverification endorsees pardon pastorship deservedness screenplay dismissal rectorship sliming apolitical disqualifying subpoenas successors hustings electability credentials bestowment vote parliamentary committeemen appointees award electoral intraparty informalities awards candidacies unenrolled challenger adjournment electees resubmission inauguration newcomer collegially reorganization reelected nolle nods annulment impeachment endorse superdelegate resignations chairmanships elections election caucuses statuette reseat slot candidatures gubernatorial filibuster acceptances candidates nominates governor reappointment oscar counterstatement incumbents commutation deanship waiver plaudit elected ministership primaries outraising nominating divorce selection appointments nominate endorsing votes vacancy committeewomen kudo accession renomination principalship electorate primacy renominations appointment renominates declassifies judgeship diploma reargued endorsements candidate unexpired clemency pulitzer
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.
If you're stuck, use the hints above before jumping to the full answer. Knowing the word length and starting letter can often be enough to crack it!
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 #885 from Tuesday, July 2, 2024. Browse the full archive for more past answers.
