Vocab Flashcards
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Remorseful
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Definition: Feeling deep regret or guilt for a wrongdoing.
Synonym: Apologetic, repentant
Antonym: Unrepentant, shameless
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Solemn
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Definition: Serious, formal, and dignified in manner or appearance.
Synonym: Serious, grave
Antonym: Cheerful, playful
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Contentious
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Definition: Causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial.
Synonym: Argumentative, combative
Antonym: Agreeable, peaceful
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What does ‘hospitable’ mean?
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Friendly and welcoming to guests or strangers.
Synonyms: Welcoming, gracious; Antonyms: Unfriendly, inhospitable.
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What does ‘wary’ mean?
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Cautious and watchful of danger or problems.
Synonyms: Cautious, alert; Antonyms: Careless, trusting.
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What does ‘blatant’ mean?
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Done openly and unashamedly; obvious in an offensive way.
Synonyms: Obvious, flagrant; Antonyms: Subtle, concealed.
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What does ‘accrete’ mean?
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To grow together or increase by gradual addition.
Synonyms: Accumulate, build up; Antonyms: Erode, decrease.
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What does ‘malign’ mean?
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To speak harmful lies about someone.
Synonyms: Slander, defame; Antonyms: Praise, commend.
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What does ‘discredit’ mean?
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To harm the reputation of someone or something.
Synonyms: Disgrace, dishonor; Antonyms: Honor, validate.
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What does ‘adhere’ mean?
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To stick to something firmly.
Synonyms: Cling, attach; Antonyms: Detach, loosen.
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What does ‘scintillating’ mean?
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Sparkling, shining, or brilliantly clever.
Synonyms: Sparkling, dazzling; Antonyms: Dull, boring.
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What does ‘avarice’ mean?
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Extreme greed for wealth or material gain.
Synonyms: Greed, cupidity; Antonyms: Generosity, selflessness.
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What does ‘bellicose’ mean?
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Demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight.
Synonyms: Aggressive, combative; Antonyms: Peaceful, passive.
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What does ‘ingratiate’ mean?
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To gain favor with someone by flattering them.
Synonyms: Flatter, charm; Antonyms: Offend, alienate.
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What does ‘detest’ mean?
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To strongly dislike.
Synonyms: Loathe, despise; Antonyms: Love, admire.
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What does ‘congregate’ mean?
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To gather into a crowd or group.
Synonyms: Assemble, gather; Antonyms: Disperse, scatter.
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What does ‘succinct’ mean?
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Briefly and clearly expressed.
Synonyms: Concise, short; Antonyms: Wordy, lengthy.
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What does ‘paucity’ mean?
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The presence of something in small or insufficient amounts.
Synonyms: Scarcity, shortage; Antonyms: Abundance, plenty.
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What does ‘boisterous’ mean?
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Noisy, energetic, and rowdy.
Synonyms: Loud, exuberant; Antonyms: Quiet, restrained.
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What does ‘gregarious’ mean?
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Sociable; enjoying the company of others.
Synonyms: Social, outgoing; Antonyms: Shy, introverted.
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What does ‘penchant’ mean?
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A strong liking or habit for something.
Synonyms: Preference, tendency; Antonyms: Dislike, aversion.
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What does ‘ignominy’ mean?
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Public shame or disgrace.
Synonyms: Dishonor, humiliation; Antonyms: Honor, glory.
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What does ‘capacious’ mean?
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Having a lot of space inside; roomy.
Synonyms: Spacious, roomy; Antonyms: Cramped, small.
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Plausible
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Seeming reasonable or likely to be true.
Synonym: Believable, credible; Antonym: Improbable, unlikely
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Emulating
Imitating someone or something with the goal of matching or surpassing them.
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Synonym: Imitating, copying; Antonym: Neglecting, disregarding
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Instigating
Urging, provoking, or inciting an action, often something disruptive or bad.
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Synonym: Provoking, inciting; Antonym: Calming, discouraging
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Compromise
An agreement where both sides make concessions; settling differences.
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Synonym: Agreement, settlement; Antonym: Disagreement, dispute
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Novel
New, original, or unusual in an interesting way.
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Synonym: Innovative, fresh; Antonym: Familiar, old
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Congregate
To gather into a crowd or group.
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Synonym: Assemble, gather; Antonym: Disperse, scatter
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Recalcitrant
Stubbornly refusing to obey rules or follow authority.
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Synonym: Defiant, rebellious; Antonym: Obedient, compliant
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Cloister
To seclude or shut away, often in a quiet, peaceful place.
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Synonym: Seclude, isolate; Antonym: Socialize, mingle
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Sequester
To isolate or hide away.
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Synonym: Isolate, separate; Antonym: Integrate, unite
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Fortitude
Courage in facing difficulties or pain.
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Synonym: Bravery, resilience; Antonym: Weakness, fear
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Affinity
A natural liking for or attraction to something.
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Synonym: Liking, fondness; Antonym: Dislike, aversion
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Eschew
To deliberately avoid or stay away from something.
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Synonym: Avoid, shun; Antonym: Embrace, accept
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Quandary
A state of uncertainty or confusion about what to do.
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Synonym: Dilemma, predicament; Antonym: Certainty, solution
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Ineptitude
Lack of skill or ability.
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Synonym: Incompetence, clumsiness; Antonym: Skill, competence
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What does 'Aspirational' mean?
Having a strong desire to achieve something high or great.
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Synonyms: Ambitious, driven; Antonyms: Unmotivated, content
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What does 'Effervescent' mean?
Lively, enthusiastic, and full of energy.
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Synonyms: Bubbly, exuberant; Antonyms: Dull, flat
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What does 'Perceptive' mean?
Having a good understanding or awareness of things.
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Synonyms: Observant, insightful; Antonyms: Oblivious, inattentive
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What does 'Mitigate' mean?
To make something less severe or harmful.
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Synonyms: Ease, alleviate; Antonyms: Worsen, intensify
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What does 'Adept' mean?
Very skilled or proficient at something.
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Synonyms: Expert, talented; Antonyms: Inept, unskilled
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What does 'Plausible' mean?
Seeming reasonable or likely to be true.
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Synonyms: Believable, credible; Antonyms: Unlikely, doubtful
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What does 'Lavish' mean?
Rich, elaborate, or luxurious.
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Synonyms: Extravagant, opulent; Antonyms: Plain, simple
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What does 'Advocate' mean?
A person who supports or argues for a cause or policy.
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Synonyms: Supporter, proponent; Antonyms: Opponent, critic
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What does 'Infirm' mean?
Physically or mentally weak, especially due to age.
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Synonyms: Frail, feeble; Antonyms: Strong, robust
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What does 'Credible' mean?
Believable or trustworthy.
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Synonyms: Reliable, convincing; Antonyms: Unbelievable, untrustworthy
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What does 'Opulent' mean?
Very rich, luxurious, and expensive.
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Synonyms: Lavish, wealthy; Antonyms: Poor, simple
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What does 'Intrepid' mean?
Fearless and adventurous.
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Synonyms: Brave, bold; Antonyms: Cowardly, timid
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What does 'Inconsequential' mean?
Not important or significant.
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Synonyms: Insignificant, trivial; Antonyms: Important, significant
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What does 'Longevity' mean?
A long duration of life or existence.
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Synonyms: Durability, endurance; Antonyms: Shortness, brevity
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What does 'Atrocious' mean?
Extremely bad or unpleasant.
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Synonyms: Horrible, appalling; Antonyms: Wonderful, pleasant
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What does 'Inscrutable' mean?
Impossible to understand or interpret.
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Synonyms: Mysterious, puzzling; Antonyms: Clear, obvious
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What does 'Aberrant' mean?
Departing from what is normal or expected.
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Synonyms: Unusual, abnormal; Antonyms: Normal, typical
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What does 'Pragmatic' mean?
Dealing with things sensibly and realistically.
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Synonyms: Practical, realistic; Antonyms: Impractical, idealistic
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What does 'Eccentric' mean?
Unconventional and slightly strange.
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Synonyms: Unusual, odd; Antonyms: Ordinary, conventional
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What does 'Ambiguous' mean?
Open to more than one interpretation; unclear.
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Synonyms: Vague, uncertain; Antonyms: Clear, definite
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Credulous
Too willing to believe things without sufficient evidence.
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Synonym: Gullible, naive; Antonym: Skeptical, suspicious
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Naive
Lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment; innocent.
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Synonym: Innocent, gullible; Antonym: Worldly, experienced
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Unorthodox
Different from what is usual, traditional, or accepted.
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Synonym: Unconventional, unusual; Antonym: Conventional, traditional
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Meek
Quiet, gentle, and easily imposed upon.
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Synonym: Submissive, timid; Antonym: Bold, assertive
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Submissive
Willing to obey or yield to others.
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Synonym: Obedient, compliant; Antonym: Defiant, resistant
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Insistent
Demanding something firmly and persistently.
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Synonym: Persistent, determined; Antonym: Hesitant, yielding
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Profuse
Produced or given in large amounts.
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Synonym: Abundant, plentiful; Antonym: Scarce, sparse
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Lethargic
Sluggish and lacking in energy.
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Synonym: Tired, drowsy; Antonym: Energetic, lively
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Zeal
Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or goal.
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Synonym: Passion, eagerness; Antonym: Apathy, indifference
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Ennui
A feeling of boredom and dissatisfaction.
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Synonym: Boredom, weariness; Antonym: Excitement, enthusiasm
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Irate
Feeling or showing extreme anger.
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Synonym: Furious, enraged; Antonym: Calm, content
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Conscientious
Wishing to do one’s work or duty well and thoroughly.
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Synonym: Diligent, careful; Antonym: Careless, negligent
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Indulgence
Allowing oneself to enjoy pleasure or luxury.
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Synonym: Gratification, excess; Antonym: Self-denial, restraint
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Reticent
Not revealing one’s thoughts or feelings readily.
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Synonym: Reserved, quiet; Antonym: Talkative, open
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Superfluous
More than what is needed or necessary.
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Synonym: Excessive, redundant; Antonym: Necessary, essential
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Stagnant
Not flowing or moving; inactive.
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Synonym: Still, motionless; Antonym: Active, flowing
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Punitive
Intended as punishment.
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Synonym: Disciplinary, penalizing; Antonym: Rewarding, forgiving
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Detrimental
Causing harm or damage.
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Synonym: Harmful, damaging; Antonym: Beneficial, helpful
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What does 'Obfuscate' mean?
To make something unclear or difficult to understand.
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Synonyms: Confuse, obscure; Antonyms: Clarify, explain
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What does 'Indolent' mean?
Wanting to avoid activity or exertion; lazy.
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Synonyms: Lazy, idle; Antonyms: Energetic, diligent
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What does 'Perfidious' mean?
Deceitful and untrustworthy.
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Synonyms: Treacherous, disloyal; Antonyms: Loyal, trustworthy
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What does 'Affinity' mean?
A natural liking for or attraction to something.
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Synonyms: Liking, fondness; Antonyms: Dislike, aversion
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What does 'Vacuous' mean?
Having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless.
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Synonyms: Empty-headed, foolish; Antonyms: Intelligent, insightful
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What does 'Holistic' mean?
Relating to or concerned with complete systems rather than individual parts.
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Synonyms: Comprehensive, integrated, all-encompassing; Antonyms: Partial, narrow, isolated.
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What does 'Transient' mean?
Lasting only for a short time; temporary.
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Synonyms: Fleeting, passing, brief; Antonyms: Lasting, permanent, enduring.
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What does 'Diligent' mean?
Having or showing care and effort in one’s work or duties.
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Synonyms: Hardworking, meticulous, persistent; Antonyms: Careless, lazy, negligent.
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What does 'Industrious' mean?
Constantly active or occupied; hardworking and productive.
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Synonyms: Diligent, busy, energetic; Antonyms: Idle, lazy, unproductive.
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What does 'Deference' mean?
Humble submission and respect.
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Synonyms: Respect, obedience, courtesy; Antonyms: Disrespect, defiance, disregard.
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What does 'Digression' mean?
A temporary departure from the main subject in speech or writing.
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Synonyms: Detour, aside, deviation; Antonyms: Focus, directness, consistency.
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What does 'Ponderous' mean?
Slow and clumsy because of great weight; dull and laborious.
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Synonyms: Heavy, cumbersome, tedious; Antonyms: Light, graceful, lively.
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What does 'Orator' mean?
A skilled public speaker.
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Synonyms: Speaker, lecturer, rhetorician; Antonyms: Listener, audience member, mute.
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What does 'Servile' mean?
Having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others.
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Synonyms: Submissive, obsequious, fawning; Antonyms: Assertive, defiant, independent.
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What is the definition of 'Guile'?
Sly or cunning intelligence.
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Synonyms: Deceit, cunning, craftiness; Antonyms: Honesty, sincerity, openness.
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What is the definition of 'Cavalier'?
Showing a lack of proper concern; offhand or dismissive.
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Synonyms: Dismissive, indifferent, unconcerned; Antonyms: Careful, respectful, serious.
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What is the definition of 'Resolute'?
Admirably determined, unwavering.
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Synonyms: Determined, steadfast, firm; Antonyms: Hesitant, indecisive, wavering.
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What is the definition of 'Tenacious'?
Holding fast; persistent and stubborn.
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Synonyms: Persistent, determined, relentless; Antonyms: Weak, yielding, surrendering.
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What is the definition of 'Peripheral'?
Relating to or situated on the edge; of minor importance.
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Synonyms: Marginal, secondary, incidental; Antonyms: Central, essential, primary.
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What is the definition of 'Fringe'?
The outer edge or margin; a secondary or less important part.
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Synonyms: Border, outskirts, perimeter; Antonyms: Center, core, mainstream.
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What is the definition of 'Epithet'?
A descriptive phrase expressing a quality or attribute of a person or thing.
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Synonyms: Nickname, label, designation; Antonyms: (none — neutral term, but could contrast with 'name omission' or 'anonymity').
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What is the definition of 'Exasperation'?
A feeling of intense irritation or annoyance.
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Synonyms: Frustration, irritation, anger; Antonyms: Calmness, contentment, ease.
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What is the definition of 'Sedate'?
Calm, dignified, and unhurried.
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Synonyms: Calm, composed, tranquil; Antonyms: Agitated, excited, lively.
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What is the definition of 'Endear'?
To cause to be loved or liked.
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Synonyms: Charm, attract, captivate; Antonyms: Repel, offend, alienate.
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What is the definition of 'Composed'?
Calm and self-controlled.
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Synonyms: Collected, serene, unruffled; Antonyms: Agitated, anxious, disorganized.
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What is the definition of 'Entail'?
To involve something as a necessary part or result.
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Synonyms: Involve, require, demand; Antonyms: Exclude, eliminate, untangle.
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What is the definition of 'Supplant'?
To take the place of something or someone, often by force or strategy.
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Synonyms: Replace, overthrow, displace; Antonyms: Retain, keep, maintain.
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What is the definition of 'Blithe'?
Showing a casual and cheerful indifference, sometimes considered improper.
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Synonyms: Carefree, lighthearted, unconcerned; Antonyms: Worried, troubled, serious.
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What is the definition of 'Enmity'?
Deep-seated hatred or hostility.
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Synonyms: Animosity, hatred, antagonism; Antonyms: Friendship, goodwill, affection.
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What is the definition of 'Scruples'?
Moral doubts or hesitation about the rightness of an action.
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Synonyms: Ethics, morals, qualms; Antonyms: Immorality, negligence, corruption.
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What is the definition of 'Affable'?
Friendly, good-natured, and easy to talk to.
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Synonyms: Amiable, pleasant, sociable; Antonyms: Unfriendly, rude, distant.
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What is the definition of 'Fervor'?
Intense and passionate feeling.
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Synonyms: Enthusiasm, zeal, ardor; Antonyms: Apathy, indifference, dullness.
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What is the definition of 'Glib'?
Fluent and smooth in speech, often insincerely so.
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Synonyms: Slick, smooth-talking, superficial; Antonyms: Sincere, awkward, hesitant.
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What is the definition of 'Ruse'?
A trick or strategy intended to deceive.
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Synonyms: Trick, scheme, ploy; Antonyms: Truth, honesty, openness.
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Affluence
Wealth and abundance of money, property, or resources
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Synonyms: Wealth, prosperity, riches
Antonyms: Poverty, scarcity, destitution
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Livid
Furiously angry. Synonyms: furious enraged. Antonyms: calm cheerful.
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Adverse
Preventing success or development and harmful or unfavorable. Synonyms: unfavorable harmful. Antonyms: beneficial helpful.
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Deleterious
Causing harm or damage. Synonyms: harmful damaging. Antonyms: beneficial helpful.
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Fierce
Having or displaying intense aggressiveness or strength. Synonyms: ferocious intense. Antonyms: gentle mild.
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Cordial
Warm and friendly. Synonyms: friendly amiable. Antonyms: unfriendly hostile.
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Verbose
Using more words than necessary and wordy. Synonyms: wordy long-winded. Antonyms: concise brief.
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Incessant
Continuing without interruption and nonstop. Synonyms: unceasing constant. Antonyms: occasional intermittent.
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Perturb
To make someone anxious or unsettled. Synonyms: upset unsettle. Antonyms: calm reassure.
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Incandescent
Emitting light as a result of being heated and shining brightly. Synonyms: glowing radiant. Antonyms: dim dull.
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Abating
Becoming less intense or widespread. Synonyms: diminishing subsiding. Antonyms: increasing intensifying.
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Fanatical
Filled with excessive enthusiasm often extreme. Synonyms: zealous obsessed. Antonyms: indifferent moderate.
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Uncouth
Lacking good manners refinement or grace. Synonyms: rude crude. Antonyms: refined polite.
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Effusive
Expressing feelings openly and freely. Synonyms: enthusiastic demonstrative. Antonyms: reserved restrained.
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Absolution
Formal release from guilt obligation or punishment. Synonyms: forgiveness pardon. Antonyms: punishment blame.
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Raucous
Making a harsh loud noise. Synonyms: loud rowdy. Antonyms: quiet calm.
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Incorrigible
Not able to be corrected improved or reformed. Synonyms: unmanageable hopeless. Antonyms: obedient reformable.
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Erratic
Not regular or consistent and unpredictable. Synonyms: unpredictable inconsistent. Antonyms: steady reliable.
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Ecstasy
An overwhelming feeling of great happiness. Synonyms: bliss elation. Antonyms: misery sadness.
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Immaterial
Unimportant under the circumstances. Synonyms: irrelevant trivial. Antonyms: important significant.
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Jostle
To push elbow or bump roughly typically in a crowd. Synonyms: shove bump. Antonyms: avoid sidestep.
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Ethereal
Extremely delicate light and airy seeming otherworldly. Synonyms: delicate heavenly. Antonyms: heavy earthly.
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Guffaw
A loud boisterous laugh. Synonyms: cackle roar. Antonyms: sob silence.
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Avid
Showing a strong interest or eagerness. Synonyms: eager passionate. Antonyms: indifferent uninterested.
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Brusque
Short and abrupt in manner or speech. Synonyms: curt blunt. Antonyms: polite courteous.
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Demean
To lower in dignity or respect. Synonyms: degrade humiliate. Antonyms: praise respect.
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Evoke
To bring a feeling memory or image into the mind. Synonyms: recall summon. Antonyms: ignore forget.
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Excruciating
Extremely painful or intense. Synonyms: unbearable intense. Antonyms: mild soothing.
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Inaugurate
To begin or introduce officially. Synonyms: launch start. Antonyms: end conclude.
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Pervade
To spread through every part of something. Synonyms: fill saturate. Antonyms: drain empty.
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Proprietor
An owner of a business or property. Synonyms: owner holder. Antonyms: customer renter.
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Rebuff
To reject in a rude or ungracious way. Synonyms: reject snub. Antonyms: accept welcome.
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Abrasion
Scrape or wearing away of the surface. Synonyms: scrape scratch. Antonyms: smoothness healing.
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Clad
Covered or dressed in a particular way. Synonyms: dressed coated. Antonyms: bare uncovered.
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Corroborate
To support with evidence or confirm. Synonyms: confirm verify. Antonyms: deny contradict.
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Cursory
Done quickly with little attention to detail. Synonyms: quick superficial. Antonyms: thorough careful.
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Derive
To get from a source. Synonyms: obtain gather. Antonyms: give donate.
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Endeavor
To try hard to do something. Synonyms: attempt strive. Antonyms: give up quit.
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Gingerly
Very carefully or cautiously. Synonyms: cautiously delicately. Antonyms: carelessly roughly.
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Grimace
A facial expression showing pain or disgust. Synonyms: frown scowl. Antonyms: smile grin.
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Inventory
A list of items or goods. Synonyms: stock list. Antonyms: none.
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Succumb
To give in to something powerful or give up. Synonyms: yield surrender. Antonyms: resist overcome.
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Surmise
To guess something without all the facts. Synonyms: guess suppose. Antonyms: know confirm.
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Anthology
A collection of writings like poems or stories. Synonyms: collection compilation. Antonyms: single work.
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Conjecture
An opinion based on incomplete information. Synonyms: guess assumption. Antonyms: fact truth.
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Disposition
A person’s usual mood or attitude. Synonyms: personality nature. Antonyms: mood swing unpredictability.
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Encompass
To include or surround completely. Synonyms: include surround. Antonyms: exclude omit.
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Guile
Clever but dishonest behavior. Synonyms: trickery deceit. Antonyms: honesty sincerity.
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Imperative
Very important or necessary. Synonyms: essential urgent. Antonyms: optional unimportant.
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Instill
To gradually put an idea or feeling into someone’s mind. Synonyms: implant teach. Antonyms: remove neglect.
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Pivot
The central point or important part. Synonyms: center core. Antonyms: edge outside.
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Prevalent
Common or widespread. Synonyms: common widespread. Antonyms: rare unusual.
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Spontaneous
Done without planning or thought. Synonyms: unplanned impulsive. Antonyms: planned rehearsed.
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Abhor
To hate deeply. Synonyms: hate detest. Antonyms: love admire.
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Affable
Friendly and easy to talk to. Synonyms: friendly kind. Antonyms: unfriendly rude.
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Amiss
Not quite right or out of place. Synonyms: wrong faulty. Antonyms: right perfect.
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Despondent
Feeling hopeless or very sad. Synonyms: hopeless depressed. Antonyms: hopeful cheerful.
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Entreat
To beg or ask seriously. Synonyms: plead request. Antonyms: demand command.
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Impel
To force someone to do something. Synonyms: drive urge. Antonyms: stop restrain.
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Interminable
Endless or seeming to have no end. Synonyms: endless never-ending. Antonyms: brief short.
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Irascible
Easily angered. Synonyms: irritable grumpy. Antonyms: calm patient.
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Recluse
A person who avoids other people. Synonyms: loner hermit. Antonyms: extrovert socialite.
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Profound
Very deep or meaningful. Synonyms: deep thoughtful. Antonyms: shallow simple.
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Reverberate
To echo or repeat loudly. Synonyms: echo resound. Antonyms: silence quiet.
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Sage
A wise person or showing wisdom. Synonyms: wise thinker. Antonyms: fool ignorant.
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Tirade
A long angry speech. Synonyms: rant outburst. Antonyms: praise compliment.
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Tremulous
Shaking slightly usually from fear or weakness. Synonyms: shaky trembling. Antonyms: steady firm.
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Audacious
Bold or daring. Synonyms: bold brave. Antonyms: timid shy.
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Conscientious
Very careful and thorough. Synonyms: careful responsible. Antonyms: careless lazy.
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Depict
To show or describe in words or images. Synonyms: portray illustrate. Antonyms: hide distort.
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Embark
To begin a journey or project. Synonyms: begin start. Antonyms: stop finish.
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Inkling
A slight idea or suspicion. Synonyms: hint clue. Antonyms: certainty proof.
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Lackadaisical
Lacking energy or interest. Synonyms: lazy careless. Antonyms: energetic enthusiastic.
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Mutiny
A rebellion against authority. Synonyms: revolt uprising. Antonyms: obedience loyalty.
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Pilfer
To steal small items. Synonyms: steal swipe. Antonyms: give donate.
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Profusion
A large amount of something. Synonyms: abundance plenty. Antonyms: lack shortage.
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Prudent
Careful and wise. Synonyms: wise cautious. Antonyms: reckless foolish.
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Rankle
To cause anger or irritation. Synonyms: annoy irritate. Antonyms: soothe calm.
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Rebuke
To criticize sharply. Synonyms: scold reprimand. Antonyms: praise compliment.
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Slovenly
Messy or careless. Synonyms: messy untidy. Antonyms: neat clean.
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Anarchy
Lack of government or law. Synonyms: chaos disorder. Antonyms: order control.
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Apprehend
To arrest or understand. Synonyms: catch grasp. Antonyms: release misunderstand.
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Arraign
To bring to court to answer charges. Synonyms: charge indict. Antonyms: free dismiss.
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Assimilate
To absorb or take in. Synonyms: absorb learn. Antonyms: reject exclude.
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Conspire
To secretly plan to do something wrong. Synonyms: plot scheme. Antonyms: cooperate obey.
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Dissension
Disagreement that leads to conflict. Synonyms: conflict dispute. Antonyms: agreement harmony.
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Imminent
About to happen soon. Synonyms: near approaching. Antonyms: distant delayed.
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Lionize
To treat someone as a celebrity. Synonyms: honor celebrate. Antonyms: ignore criticize.
