Positive Words That Start With F

Word

Definition

Synonyms

fan (n.)

person who is enthusiastic about someone or something

supporter, enthusiast, follower

favor (n.)

something you do for someone else

partiality, endorsement, approval

find (v.)

to locate something that was missing

locate, discover, detect

fine (adj.)

something superior in quality

well-made, exquisite, exceptional

fit (adj.)

proper, appropriate, or in good physical condition

suitable, proper

focus (n.)

the central point of attention

center, hub, core

for (prep.)

in favor of

toward, supporting

free (adj.)

enjoying personal liberties

liberated, independent, self-governed

fresh (adj.)

something recently harvested, produced, or newly made

pure, new, raw

fun (n.)

playfulness or something that brings joy

enjoyable, amusing, merry

funny (adj.)

causing laughter

amusing, comical, humorous

Word

Definition

Synonyms

fabulous (adj.)

someone or something astonishing or very good

remarkable, amazing, incredible

facilitate (v.):

to make something easier

aid, expedite, promote

fairness (n.):

just and reasonable treatment

justice, impartiality

faithful (adj.):

someone who is loyal and reliable

loyal, dedicated, devoted

familiar (adj.):

something or someone known to you

usual, habitual, common

family (n.):

group of people who share common ancestors

clan, kinsmen, relatives

fanciful (adj.):

something that is imaginary in a fun way

fantastical, whimsical, imaginative

fandom (n.):

all the fans of a particular person or activity

following, fan club, followers

fantabulous (adj):

slang word for something remarkably good

stupendous, amazing, fabulous

fantastic (adj.):

something incredible

extravagant, unreal, wonderful

fantasy (n.):

an extravagant product of the imagination

reverie, daydream, creation

fascination (n.):

something that attracts or intrigues someone

enchantment, allurement, attraction

fashionable (adj.):

something that is in style

stylish, popular, chic

fateful (adj.):

something destined to happen

destined

favorite (n.):

person or thing that is best liked

preferred, beloved, liked

feasible (adj.):

something that is possible or doable

attainable, achievable, workable

felicitous (adj.):

something that enjoys the benefits of good fortune

lucky, fortunate

fellow (n.):

a peer doing the same activity as you

peer, associate, colleague

fellowship (n.):

group of people who share common interests

brotherhood, sisterhood, club

fertile (adj.):

someone or something capable of reproduction

fruitful, productive, yielding

festive (adj.):

something cheerful and celebratory

celebratory, joyous, joyful

fidelity (n.):

being loyal or faithful

loyalty, devotion, allegiance

flawless (adj.):

perfect

faultless, impeccable, unblemished

flexible (adj.):

someone or something that can adjust to change

pliable, bendable, limber

flirtatious (adj.):

indicating a romantic interest through actions or words

seductive, coy, teasing

forefront (n.):

the thing that is the most important

lead, vanguard, focus

foresight (n.):

the ability to see or plan for what happens in the future

prevision, forethought

forevermore (adv.):

always and forever

everlasting, permanently, eternally

forgiving (adj.):

able to forgive

lenient, understanding, merciful

fortuitous (adj.):

happening by chance or good fortune

serendipitous, inadvertent, lucky

fortunate (adj.):

someone or something that is lucky

lucky, blessed, fortuitous

forward (adj.):

directed toward something in advance

advancing, progressive, onward

fragrant (adj.):

having a sweet or pleasant smell

aromatic, perfumed

fraternity (n.):

social group for men with shared interests

brotherhood, fellowship, club, society

freedom (n.):

the state of being independent

liberty, independence, autonomy

friendly (adj.):

someone or something kind, helpful, or affectionate

sociable, amicable, kindly

fruitful (adj.):

something productive or effective

prolific, productive, fertile

fulfilling (adj.):

satisfying

gratifying, rewarding, sufficient

fundraising (n.):

the act of soliciting money for charitable purposes

soliciting, drive