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Linguistically
SYN ADV ANT
To respect and use a language.
The farmer linguistically used spanish to speak to his workers.
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Boycott
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To stop doing or using an action or product to reach a goal.
The whole town boycotted the store so it would lower its prices. |
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Offing
SYN Noun ANT
In the future. Near but not hear yet.
The fortune teller could see just part of the offing.
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Burgeoning
SYN VERB ANT
To grow or do well.
The burgeoning buisness bought a brand new building. |
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Quintessential
SYN ADJ ANT
A prime example of an object or idea.
The man had seen the quintessential area to build a home. |
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Denounce
SYN VERB ANT
To proclaim or tell.
The man denounced that he was in the bar on Friday. |
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Codifies
SYN VERB ANT
To order or place.
The banker codified the documents in the safe. |
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Inflict
SYN VERB ANT
To do something unpleasant to someone.
The killer inflicted many wounds on his victims. |
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Vitality
SYN NOUN ANT
To have youth and energy.
The young child was full of vitality.
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Comprehensive
SYN ADJ ANT
Complete or full
The student took the comprehensive assesment test. |
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Amended
SYN VERB ANT
To fix or change.
There was a motion in court to amend the law. |
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Commissioner
SYN VERB ANT
Government person who has responsability in a company.
The town commissioner made sure the sewer project was on time. |
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Proponent
SYN Noun ANT
Public speaker that speaks for a cause.
The proponent was fighting for rights for black people when he was killed. |
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Vile
SYN ADJ ANT
Mean or ugly, gross
The family was biking when they encountered a vile smell. |
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Vetted
SYN VERB ANT
To form or examine to specifications.
The sniper was vetted to be the best. |
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