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to cheat or swindle; thwart
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a sermon
syn-lecture; speech |
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Death; a ceasing to exist
syn-termination; conclusion |
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to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light
syn-produce; discharge; release |
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moral deterioration
syn-decay; corruption; debauchery
ant- decency |
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feeling great dismay or horror
syn-terrified; horrified; shocked |
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easily angered
syn-irascible; cantankerous
ant-apathetic; impassive |
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to hinder; obstruct
syn-delay; retard
ant- aid; encourage |
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a feeling of uneasiness
syn-misgiving
ant-ease |
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a written satire to ridicule or attack someone
syn-parody; caricature |
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conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration
syn- vain; egotistic
ant-humble; modest |
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to wipe out; destroy
syn- eliminate
ant- add; create |
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to concoct; to make up a story in order to deceive
syn-forge; fake |
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horrible; frightful
syn-dreadful; hideous
ant-lovely; attractive |
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capable of error
syn-imperfect
ant-infallible; flawless |
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obvious; too conspicuous
syn- unconcealed; deliberate
ant- secretive; cautious |
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to waste time
syn- tarry; loiter
ant- hasten; expedite |
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an associate, partner
syn-member; colleague |
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to act slavishly submissive
syn- grovel
ant- ignore; disregard; neglect |
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a false and malicious accusation
syn-slander; slur
ant- compliment |
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to scold or rebuke severely and at length
syn- admonish; reprimand
ant- praise |
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a fawning, servile follower
syn-lackey
any-leader |
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lonely; forlorn; uninhabited; barren
syn- deserted; bleak
ant- populous; cheerful |
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the cause of ruin, harm, distress, or death
syn- blight; curse
ant- aid; assistance |
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to calm down
syn-appease; placate
ant- provoke; agitate |
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to mix-up r distort
syn- jumble; corrupt |
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to steal
syn- pilfer; pinch |
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a bigenner
syn- novice, amatuer
ant- expert; veteran |
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glaringly bad; ourtageous
syn-offensive; shameless, brazen |
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an aristocrat
syn- noble
ant- commoner |
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one sent on a sepcial mission to represent others
syn- ambassador; agent |
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having similar origin, nature, or character
syn-homogeneous
ant-disparate |
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a loud quarrel or fight
syn-brawl |
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to tear (flesh) jaggely
syn-slash; gash; rip
ant- suture |
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useless; pointless
syn- ineffectual; fruitless
ant- effective; useful |
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spotless; perfect
syn- clean; pure
ant- dirty; spoiled; spotted |
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manner of walking
syn-walk |
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to complain or find fault in a petty or nagging way
syn-grumble; nag; nitpick
ant- praise; loud |
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to ask; inquire
syn-question; interrogate |
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| a line of people or vehicles |
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very wicked; notorious
syn- villainous; despicable
ant- reputable; honest |
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biginning; origin
syn-start; birht
ant- conclusion; finish |
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a deceptive outward appearance
syn- pretense; charade |
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