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Antonyms:
anestrum,
anestrus,
anoestrum,
anoestrus
Often used in the same context:
doldrums,
funk,
slump,
malaise,
hibernation,
groove,
skid,
quagmire,
mire,
tailspin,
comfort zone,
morass,
torpor,
quicksand,
recession,
grind,
losing streak,
lull,
vicious cycle,
mindset,
trap,
stupor,
despond,
stasis,
jinx,
purgatory,
abyss,
hump,
vicious circle,
downswing,
cabin fever,
dormancy,
schneid,
downturn,
stagnation,
downshift,
stagnancy,
lows,
predicament,
tizzies,
tar pit,
sluggishness,
trouble,
blahs,
treading water,
swoon,
drouth,
habits,
downslide,
burrow,
muddle through,
doghouse,
irrelevancy,
slumber,
winless,
slog,
downtrend,
streak,
warp,
bottoming,
fads,
cycle,
stale,
downspin,
reverie,
serial monogamy,
lethargy,
hoodoo,
listlessness,
mud puddle,
winning streak,
dire straits,
nadirs,
molt,
upswing,
streaky,
trend,
drought,
deer,
craw,
itch,
logjam,
stride,
mentality,
rough sledding,
pigeonhole,
trough,
bloater,
rhythm,
mediocrity,
struggles,
grizzles,
mojo,
limbo,
winter,
sulk,
pickle,
daydream,
letdowns,
thinking,
stretch,
pattern,
ruts,
round,
well,
run,
mooring,
berth,
ditch,
lot,
preoccupations,
routine,
scrape,
batch,
consequent,
consignment,
crop,
draw,
lead,
sta,
track,
treadmill,
off,
inca,
fallow,
flood,
gathering,
paradigm,
postembryonic,
postharvest,
prebiotic,
precapitalist,
pupal,
used,
zigzag,
antediluvian,
atlantean,
azoic,
backcountry,
barbaric,
busier,
busiest
Appears in the definition of:
grooved,
well-grooved
More general:
be,
cut into,
delve,
dig,
groove,
modus operandi,
physiological state,
routine,
turn over
Synonyms:
estrus,
furrow,
groove,
heat,
oestrus
Also try:
— Adjectives for rut:
old,
deep,
same,
comfortable,
common,
narrow,
mental,
pre,
usual,
muddy,
ordinary,
more...
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