filled with amazement disgust foear or terror

synonym:shocked horrified stupefied

antonyms:delighted overjoyed unomoved

ample

more than enought large spacious

synonyms:sufficient adequate considerable

antonyms:insufficient inadequate

appartion

a ghost or ghostly figure; an unexplained or unusual apperance

synonyms:phantom specter

assert

to declare or stat as truth, maintain or defend, put forward forcefully

synonyms:affirm avow

cower

to crouch or shrink away from in fear or shame

synonyms:cringe flinch

antonyms:stand up to

disdain

to look upon with scorn; to refuse scornfull;(n) a feelign of contempt

synonyms: spurn reject

antonyms:revere venerate esteem respect

epitaph

a brief statement written on a tomb

synonyms: tombstone insciption

ethical

having to do with morals, values right and wrong;in accordance with standards of right conduct

synonyms:upright virtuous honorable

antonyms:immoral unscrupulous dishonest

facetious

humorous not meant seriously

synonyms:comical witty tongue-in-cheek

antonyms:serious humorless

inaudible

not able to be heard

synonyms:faint indistinct

antonyms:audible easily heard

indiscriminate

without restraint or control; unselective

synonyms:haphazard random uncritical

antonyms:selective discrimination judicious

intrigue

crafty dealings underhanded plotting;(v.) to form and carry out plots

synonyms:scheme plot conspiracy

antonyms:fair play

jurisdiction

an area of authority or control; the right to administer justice

synonyms:purview

plausible

appering true; reasonable or fair

synonyms:believeable, probable

antonyms:improbable far-fetched

prodigal

wastefully extravagant; lavishly or generously abundant

synonyms:spendthrift wastrel

antonyms:frugal economical stingy miserly

plebeian

comomn vulgar; belonging to the lower class;(n.) a common person, member of the lower class

synonyms: lowborn proletarian coarse unfefined

antonyms:aritocratic refined cultivated

proximity

nearness closeness

antonyms:distance remoteness

pulverize

to grind or pund to a powder or dust; to destoy or overcome

synonyms:crush demolish

sequel

 that which follows a result; a literary work or film continuing the story of one written before

synonyms: follow-up

antonyms:relude overture curtain-raiser

volatile

highly changeable. fickle; tending to become violent or explosive; changin readily from the liquid to the gaseous state

synonyms: unstable erratice

antonyms:stable steady statice inert dormant