completely; entirely; wholly.

abruptly; suddenly.

(in accounting) an item entered temporarily in an account (known as suspense account) until their disposition can be determined.

abeyance; suspension - a) a temporary barring from an office; b) a temporary stoppage of payment, service, etc; c) a temporary cancelling, as of rules; d) a deferring of action on a sentence; e) a holding back of a judgment, etc.

a conditional withdrawing.

(dial.) (book-keeping) an account in which items are temporarily entered until their disposition can be determined; a suspense account.

an inference or deduction.

a proposition that follows from another that has been proved; a corollary.

great joy or pleasure; delight; pleasure.

an agreement in opinion or sentiment; consent.

tending to delight or to cause gladness to another.

delighted by sympathy received.

one who is delighted by sympathy received.

accepted; agreed; consented; permitted.

happening without reason or cause; accidental; fortuitous.

that which is inferred; a conclusion or opinion arrived at by inferring; an inference; a deduction.

an act or the process of inferring.

a favourable disposition or bent of mind; liking; preference.

opinion - a) a belief not based on absolute certainty or positive knowledge but on what seems true, valid or probable to one's own mind; judgment; b) an evaluation, impression or estimation of the quality or worth of a person or thing; c) the formal judgment of an expert on a matter in which advice is sought.

a command, direction or instruction, usu. backed by authority.

formal consent; approval; licence; permission.

the moon as seen on the fourteenth day of the first fortnight of the lunar month; and that night.

arrived at or proposed by conjecture; guessed; conjectured; deduced; inferred.

a perfectly round pearl.

an exquisite gem stone or pearl.

(fig.) well spoken words (used ironically also).