Synonyms

Pseudomythological is a synonym of quasimythological.

Quasimythological is likely misspelled.

Quasimythological has no English definition.

As an adjective pseudomythological is

having certain aspects of myth; apparently, but not actually, mythological.

Aduncous is a synonym of aduncate.

As adjectives the difference between aduncous and aduncate

is that aduncous is curved inwards; hooked while aduncate is (rare) curved inwards; hooked.

Apogonid is a synonym of cardinalfish.

As nouns the difference between cardinalfish and apogonid

is that cardinalfish is any of the family Apogonidae of mostly marine ray-finned fishes while apogonid is any large-headed, marine, percoid fish with an oblong and compressed body pertaining to the family Apogonidae

Lawk is a synonym of lordy.

As an interjection lordy is

expressing mild emotion, such as exasperation or frustration.

Lordy is a synonym of lauk.

As interjections the difference between lauk and lordy

is that lauk is an alternative form of lang=en while lordy is expressing mild emotion, such as exasperation or frustration.

Lawks is a synonym of lordy.

As interjections the difference between lawks and lordy

is that lawks is lord! (especially as an expression of surprise) while lordy is expressing mild emotion, such as exasperation or frustration.

Lord is a synonym of lordy.

As a proper noun lord

is .

As an interjection lordy is

expressing mild emotion, such as exasperation or frustration.

Neoytterbia is a synonym of neoytterbium.

As nouns the difference between neoytterbia and neoytterbium

is that neoytterbia is (a former name of) ytterbium while neoytterbium is (obsolete) ytterbium.

Subclause is a synonym of subparagraph.

As nouns the difference between subclause and subparagraph

is that subclause is (grammar) a subordinate clause while subparagraph is part of a longer paragraph that can be considered alone, as in a legal document.

Calculary is a synonym of calculous.

As adjectives the difference between calculary and calculous

is that calculary is (medicine) of or relating to calculus (stony concretions) while calculous is (pathology) of, pertaining to or containing calculi.