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| expressing a compliment, giving a favorable opinion, praising |
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| not complimentary, giving an unfavorable opinion, derogatory |
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| showing great knowledge or insight, going much deeper than what is ordinarily understood |
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| not profound, lacking depth of knowledge or understanding, superficial |
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| related to the subject under consideration, to the point, pertinent |
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| not relavant, not pertinent, off topic |
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| showing tact (skill in dealing with people); knowing what to say or do in difficult situations, diplomatic |
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| lacking tact, undiplomatic |
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| causing a person to tire, wearisome, boring |
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| not tiresome, exciting, interesting |
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| anxious, fearful of what might happen, uneasy |
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| not apprehensive, certain, sure of oneself |
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| eager to learn or know, inquisitive |
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| not curious, uninterested, unconcerned |
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| thankful, deeply appreciative of benifits recieved |
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| helpful, eager to do favors, accommodating |
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| not disposed to do favors, disobliging |
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| sharing or understanding the feelings of others, warmhearted, compassionate |
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| not sympathetic, unresponsive, hardheaded |
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| able to speak, able to put one's thoughts into words effectively, uttered in distinct syllables or words |
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| incapable of speech, speechless, unable to express one's words effectively, indistinct |
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| able to get along well together, in agreement |
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| unable to get along well together, not in agreement |
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| capable of making a mistake, liable to be inaccurate or false |
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| incapable of being wrong, absolutely reliable, certain, sure |
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| able to read and write, educated |
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| not knowing how to read and write, uneducated |
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| able to think and reason clearly, reasonable, sensible |
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| unable to think and reason clearly, contrary to reason, unreasonable, absurd |
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| go up, move upward, rise, climb |
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| go down, move from a higher to a lower place |
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| go around, manage to get around, bypass, outwit |
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| go along with, act in harmonony with, comply |
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| come together, move toward each other or toward the same place, meet |
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| go or more in a different direction, branch off, deviate, differ |
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| interfere with the progress of, block, hinder, delay |
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| speed up the progress of, hasten, accomplish promptly |
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| go on in spite of opposition, refuse to give up, perservere, remain in exsistence |
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| stop, cease from an action or proceeding, abstain |
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