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| sunk to or existing in a low state or condition Syn. Servile, Spiritless Ant. Spirited, Ebullient John was in abject depression from the loss of his soccer game. |
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to mark or smudge with pollen Bees pollinate flowers |
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1. disassociated from any specific instance 2. expressing a quality apart from an object syn. Abstruce, impersonal, detached Ant. Concrete, litereral The abstract paintings of piccaso leave me with a smidge of confusion. |
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consisting in first principles Syn Fundamental Ant. detailed Appearing come and alert are two rudimentary behaviors when taking part in an interview |
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caustic, biting, or rancorous especially in feeling, language, or manner Syn Hateful Ant Friendly Her use of acrimonious language, proved she was very upset |
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keenness and depth of perception, or discrimination especially in practical matters The acountaint had great acumen with money syn. discernment Ant. inability |
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1. being, lying, or operating under the surface of the earth 2. existing or working in secret syn. internal Ant. external
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a tremulous motion. Syn. Fear Ant. Calm Trepidation struck when the plane hit turbulence |
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of, relating to, or dealing with aesthetics or the beautiful Syn. pleasing Ant. ugly The bucolic farm had an aesthetich charm to it. |
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special relationship Syn. alliance, bond Ant. Seperation He had an affinity towards good art. |
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showing an analogy or a likeness that permits one to draw an analogy Syn. similar, comparable Ant. Different The second edition of the book was an analogous of the original manuscript. |
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honor or respect felt or shown Syn. Honor Ant. Dishonor He felt a sense of reverence knowing that he was cared for. |
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to spend extravagantly or foolishly Syn. Dissipate, Waste Ant. Save He was accused of being stupid because he squandered the only water they had. |
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lack of feeling or emotion Syn. Indifference Ant. Emotion His appathy towards the loss of the game, made him seem stoic. |
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1. marked by or disposed to doing good 2. marked by or suggestive of goodwill Syn. humane, charitable Ant. Cruel The benevolent man handed out food to the hungry. |
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to give new life or vigor to Syn. Rejuvinize Ant. Kill The medication revitalized him so he was healthy again. |
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free from bias, prejudice, or malice Syn. honest Ant. Sneaky The candid witness testified against the criminal. |
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