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Here is the list of synonyms for 'useful' with definitions and example sentences Advantageous giving someone advantage; likely to make someone more successful than other people The changes in tax rates will be advantageous to everyone. I found it advantageous to use new system. Beneficial formal. helpful or producing a positive effect on someone or something Swimming is beneficial to our health. The beneficial effects of red wine.

Showing enthusiasm for something Synonyms and related words Eager showing great interest or desire to do something or for something An eager crowd gathered outside the concert hall. He is eager to join our club. She is eager for a new job.

Here is the list of words that start with D and their synonyms Dainty (adj): delicate Damage (v): hurt, harm, impair  Danger (n): hazard, peril, risk Daring (adj): brave Dash (v): 1. rash 2. throw, beat Up to date (adj): contemporary, modern Dawn (n): daybreak, sunrise Dazzle (v): blind Deadlock (n): stalemate Deadly (adj): lethal Deafening (adj): ear-splitting, loud Debase (v): devalue Debate (v): discuss, speak, communicate, consult 

Here is the list of words that start with C and their synonyms

Here is the list of words that start with A and their synonyms Baby (n): babe, infant, child Back (n): rear, tail Background (n): education, experience, circumstances Bad (adj): unpleasant, poor quality Badly (adv): unpleasantly, poorly Bag (n): packet, sack Bag (v): catch Baggage (n): gear, luggage Balance (n): equity, harmony Balcony (n): porch, terrace Bald (adj): hairless Ban (v): forbid, prohibit Bandit (n): thief, robber Bare (adj): naked Bargain (n): agreement

Here is the list of words that start with A and their synonyms Abandon (v):  leave, leave behind, desert Abase (v):  belittle, cast down, debase Abashed (adj):  ashamed, embarrassed Abate (v):  decline, decrease, reduce Abbey (n):  cloister, friary, monastery Abbreviate (v):  cut, shorten, summarize Abdomen (n):  belly, guts, stomach Abduct (v):  kidnap, run away with, seduce Abet (v):  aid, assist, help Abhor (v):  abominate, detest, hate Abide (v):  accept, bear, tolerate Abide by (v):  acknowledge, follow, obey Ability (n):  capability, capacity, skill Able (adj):  adequate, capable, competent Abnormal (adj):  anomalous, odd, paranormal Abolish (v):  cancel, destroy, eliminate Abominate (v):  abhor, condemn, detest