The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms INTRO ...

with rage.
see-through
adj. sheer, diaphanous, gauzy, transparent, translucent,
gossamer, filmy, peekaboo: She was wearing a see-through
neglig‚e when she appeared at the door.
segment n. 1 section, part, division, portion, component, element;
piece, fraction, fragment, length, joint, slice, wedge: Only a
narrow segment of the population supports the new measures. She
divided the orange into three equal segments.
--v. 2 divide, partition, section, separate, part, cleave,
split, subdivide, fragment: The department was then further
segmented into smaller units, each with its own manager.
segregate v. separate, segment, partition, isolate, seclude, sequester,
set apart, compartmentalize, exclude, ostracize, discriminate
against: In the sorting process, each size must be segregated
into its own compartment. Their policy was to segregate the
Blacks from the rest of the population.
segregation
n. separation, segmentation, partition, isolation, seclusion,
sequestration, setting apart, compartmentalization, exclusion,
ostracism, discrimination, apartheid, US Jim Crowism: No modern
culture can long survive a segregation of the races.
seize v. 1 Sometimes, seize on. grab, grasp, clutch, take (hold of),
grip, snatch: Robin felt that he had to seize every opportunity
that presented itself. The dog seized the robber by the seat of
the pants. 2 capture, catch, arrest, take into custody, take
prisoner, apprehend, round up, Colloq pinch, nab, collar, pick
up, Brit nick, Slang bust: The police seized him as he was
trying to leave the country. 3 catch, transfix, stop, hold,
possess, take possession of, afflict, beset, visit, subject: I
was seized by a sudden desire to kiss those quivering, pouting
lips. 4 take advantage of, make good use of: When their
attention was diverted, I seized the opportunity to escape. 5
confiscate, take (away), commandeer, appropriate, capture, take
possession of, impound: Ten tons of cannabis was seized in the
raid. 6 seize up, bind, jam, stop, lock (up), stick, freeze
(up): Because of the excessive heat, the gears seized and the