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| adj. Slow and apathetic. Synonyms: Sluggish, inert, Antonyms: Quick, agile. |
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| n. lack of self-confidence: Synonyms: self-doubt, self-distrust, Antonyms: Confidence, pompousness. |
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| adv. In an imperative and commanding manner. Synonyms: imperatively, commandingly, Antonyms: sweetly, passively. |
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| v. Spread negative information about. Synonyms: vilify, vituperate, rail, Antonyms: rave, compliment. |
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| n. an inclination or disposition to behave in a certain manner. Synonyms: aptness, leaning, tendency, proclivity, Antonyms: indecisive, unsure. |
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| adv. In an undertone. Synonyms: in a low voice, Antonyms: screaming, yelling. |
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| n. the human face, or the appearance conveyed by a person’s face. Synonyms: countenance, physiognomy, phiz, mug, kisser, Antonyms:-- |
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| v. waste time by indulging oneself in a manner that may be cruel.Adj. occurring without motivation or provocation, or casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior.Synonyms: v. piddle, trifle, luxuriate, adj. 1. Motiveless, easy, sluttish, loose, promiscuous, Antonyms: v. productive, adj. 1. Sudden, 2. Conservative. |
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| adj. tending to find and call attention to faults. Synonyms: faultfinding, picky, Antonyms: easygoing, not particular. |
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| n. a state of dishonor. Synonyms: shame, disgrace, Antonyms: pride, superbia. |
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| adj. relating to or containing bile, suffering from or suggesting a liver disorder or gastric distress. Synonyms: liverish, dyspeptic, atrabilious, Antonyms: comfortable, calm stomach. |
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| n. a feeling of intense dislike, the object of feeling intense aversion. Synonyms: aversion, distaste, Antonyms: looking forward too, anxious. |
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| adj. confidently optimistic and cheerful, inclined to a healthy reddish color often associated with outdoor life. Synonyms: rubicund, ruddy, Antonyms: depressed, pessimistic. |
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| v. Argue in protest or opposition, present and urge reasons or opinions in opposition. Synonyms: lecture, trounce, lambaste, Antonyms: agree, defend. |
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| adj. showing variation or difference. Synonyms: different, regardful, Antonyms: same, similar, common. |
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| n. a quality that arouses emotions, mainly of sympathy, sorrow, or pity. Synonyms: poignancy, commiseration, Antonyms: ignore, logos |
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| v. to make better. Synonyms: improve, meliorate, amend, Antonyms: worsen, destroy, harm. |
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| v. to cause to separate and go in different directions, move away from one another. Synonyms: dispel, disperse, scatter, Antonyms: attach, join. |
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| adj. Sleep inducing, creating mental lethargy. n. a drug that induces sleep. Synonyms: adj. somniferous, hypnagogic, narcotic. n. hypnotic, Antonyms: stimulating. |
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| adj. having a quality that thrusts itself into attention. Synonyms: obnoxious, prominent, striking, Antonyms: hidden, discreet. |
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| adj. presenting favorable circumstances. Synonyms: asspicious, hopeful, salubrious , Antonyms: ominous, threatening. |
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| adj. lacking taste or flavor or tang, or lacking liveliness, spirit or zest. Synonyms: insipid, flat, bland, Antonyms: flavorful, tangy, spiritful, zesty, piquant. |
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| n. a state of quiet inaction. Synonyms: dormancy, sleeping, Antonyms: active, awake, alert. |
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| adj. having an agreeably pungent taste.Synonyms: attracting, savory, engaging, stimulating, provocative, Antonyms: bland, vapid, insipid, flat. |
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| adj. clear and bright, transmitting the light, able to be seen through clearly Synonyms: crystalline, lucid, perspicuous, Antonyms: solid, dull. |
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| adj. promoting health, favorable to health of mind or body.Synonyms: healthy, beneficial, hygienic, wholesome, Antonyms: dangerous, unhealthy, unwholesome. |
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| adj. bitter or scornful, showing a brooding ill-humor.Synonyms: glowering, morose, scornful, Antonyms: accepting, forgiving, pleasant. |
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| : v. destroy completely, as if down to the roots.Synonyms: uproot, eradicate, exterminate, Antonyms: help, leave alone |
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| adj. showing sorrow.Synonyms: dolorous, tearful, weeping, Antonyms: unemotional, gleeful |
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| adj. still in existence.Synonyms: living, Antonyms: extinct, destroyed, lost. |
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| n. an onerous or difficult concern.Synonyms: burden, encumbrance, Antonyms: aid, benefit, blessing |
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| adj. lacking taste, flavor, or tang, insignificant in its’ impact or unpleasant in taste.Synonyms: vapid, bland, jejune, Antonyms: piquant, savory, provocative. |
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| adj. idyllically calm and peaceful, suggesting peace and prosperity.Synonyms: golden, prosperous, Antonyms: agitated, bustling, disrupted. |
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| n. a self-contradiction (logic).Synonyms: absurdity, ambiguity, inconsistency, Antonyms: certainty, clarity, lucidity. |
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| n. ability to make good judgments, the treat of forming opinions by distinguishing and evaluating.Synonyms: discernment, judgment, Antonyms: ignorance, inanity. |
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| adj. having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy.Synonyms: disdainful, haughty, prideful, Antonyms: humble, modest. |
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| adj. habitually reserved and uncommunicative.Synonyms: aloof, brooding, reserved, Antonyms: voluble, fluent, talkative. |
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| v. influence by slyness, attract in an underhanded manner. Synonyms: capture, hoodwink, entrance, Antonyms: be honest, be forthright |
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| n. tapering point or keen insight.Synonyms: insightfulness, astuteness, Antonyms: ineptness, stupidity, denseness. |
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| adj. determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than necessity or reason.Synonyms: whimsical, impulsive, Antonyms: constant, dependable. |
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| v. seize and take control without authority and possibly with force; take the place of.Synonyms: seize, arrogate, assume, Antonyms: relinquish, surrender. |
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| adj. displaying or suggesting childlike behavior or lack of maturity.Synonyms: juvenile, adolescent, jejune, Antonyms: adult, mature. |
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| adj. excessively fat.Synonyms: rotund, obese, weighty, Antonyms: skinny, slender, slim. |
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| adj. immoderately desirous of acquiring something (wealth).Synonyms: covetous, greedy, prehensile, Antonyms: benevolent, generous, giving. |
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| v. avoid and stay away from deliberately; stay clear.Synonyms: shun, abandon, Antonyms: embrace, like, love. |
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| n. a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity.Synonyms: orgy, bacchanal, riot, saturnalia, Antonyms: benevolence, mercifulness. |
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| adj. marked by quiet and caution and secrecy; taking pains to avoid being observed.Synonyms: lurking, skulking, surreptitious, Antonyms: forthright, honest, open, truthful. |
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| n. a cruel and oppressive dictator.Synonyms: tyrant, autocrat, Antonyms: democrat. |
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| n. a very intense and uncontrolled fire.Synonyms: inferno, blaze, Antonyms: ----- |
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| n. state of disgrace resulting from public abuse; state of extreme dishonor.Synonyms: infamy, obloquy, Antonyms: fame, promotion, honor. |
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