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Next to, near, adjoining
Synonyms: Alongside, nearby, neighboring
Antonyms: Faraway, distant, remote |
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To get down from, step down from, to come down for the air, land
Synonyms: Dismount, descend, land, touch down
Antonyms: mount, ascend, board, take off
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Lighted up |
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Not productive, bare
Synonyms: Unproductive, sterile, desolate, arid
Antonyms: Fertile, productive, fruitful |
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To break up, disturb
Synonyms: Upset, displace, disorder
Antonyms: Organize, arrange |
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A powerful family or group of rules that maintains its position or power for some time
Synonyms: Ruling house, regime |
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An advance, indication, sample, or warning
Synonyms: Preview, anticipation |
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To begin to grow, come into being
Synonyms: Sprout, shoot up, grow, burgeon
Antonyms: Wither, die, stagnate, shrivel up |
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Ordinary, dull, routine, without variation
Synonyms: Monotonous, uneventful, prosaic, boring
Antonyms: Lively, exciting, thrilling, exhilarating |
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To rush violently, dash headlong, to fling or hurl forcefully
Synonyms: Speed, fly, race, catapult, fling
Antonyms: Crawl, creep |
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To hint slyly, to edge into something indirectly
Synonyms: Imply, intimate
Antonyms: Barge in, broadcast |
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Endless, so long as to seem endless
Synonyms: Never-ending, ceaseless
Antonyms: Brief, short, fleeting |
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To ask questions, examine by questioning
Synonyms: Question, query |
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To pay back, to give a reward
Synonyms: Repay
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A payment for loss, service, or injury
Synonyms: Compensation |
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To repair, restore to good condition, make new again
Synonyms: Repair, fix up, recondition |
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A brief summary; a short written account of one's education, working experience, or qualifications for a job
Synonyms: Synopsis, job history |
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Silent brooding because of ill humor, anger, or resentment; slow moving, sluggish
Synonyms: Grumpy, surly, peevish, morose
Antonyms: Cheerful, blithe, sociable |
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To flow or fall by drops or in a small stream
Synonyms: Dribble, drizzle, drip
Antonyms: Gush, pour, flood
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A small, irregular quantity of anything
Synonyms: Small amount
Antonyms: Deluge |
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Adjective. Not important, minor; ordinary, commonplace
Synonyms: Insignificant, petty, trifling
Antonyms: Important, weighty, momentous |
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A puse of fighting, temporary peace
Synonyms: Cease-fire, armistice
Antonyms: War, warfare, fighting |
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Adjective. Evil, bad; spiteful; having bad habits or an ugly disposition; painfully severe or extreme
Synonyms: Wicked, malicious, savage
Antonyms: Good, kind, kindly, mild, harmless |
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