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ANTIC (NOUN):funny act

Synonyms:joke, trickAntonyms: serious

ASPIRE (VERB):aim, hope

Synonyms:crave, pursue Antonyms:dislike, hate

ABSTRACT (ADJECTIVE): conceptual, theoretical

Synonyms: hypothetical, complex Antonyms:real, material

ARABLE (ADJECTIVE): farmable

Synonyms:cultivable, tillableAntonyms: infertile, barren

ASTOUND (VERB):amaze

Synonyms:astonish, bewilder Antonyms:expect, clarify

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BEHEMOTH (NOUN):giant

Synonyms:beast, monster Antonyms:tiny

BACKBITE (VERB): defame

Synonyms: slander, denigrate Antonyms:honour, praise

BUNKUM (NOUN):insincere or foolish talk : nonsense

Synonyms:baloney, crap Antonyms: sense, truth

BELLWETHER (NOUN):one that takes the lead or initiative: leader;

Synonyms: forerunner, guide Antonyms:follower


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BEREAVEMENT (NOUN):death; loss

Synonyms:sorrow, misfortune Antonyms:health, comfort

BROACH (VERB):bring up a topic

Synonyms: moot, mention Antonyms: withdraw, take back

Series-C

CULABLE (A!"ECTIVE): responsible for action

Synonyms:guilty, impeachable Antonyms: innocent, irresponsible

CITE (VERB): note, quote

Synonyms: mention, indicate Antonyms: conceal, withhold

CACHINNATE (VERB): laugh

Synonyms: cackle, roar

CLI#UE (NOUN):group of friends

Synonyms: cabal, gang Antonyms: individual

CAARISON (NOUN): rich clothing: adornment

Synonyms: decoration, trappings

CHASM (NOUN): gap, abyss

Synonyms:gorge, rift Antonyms: closure, solid

CATECHUMEN (A!"ECTIVE):person unskilled in something

Synonyms:novice, newcomerAntonyms: expert, professional

COR$BANTIC (A!"ECTIVE):excited; very happy


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Synonyms: delighted, frantic Antonyms:troubled, sorrowful

COMEN!IOUS (A!"ECTIVE):abridged

Synonyms: concise, compact Antonyms:enlarge, lengthened

CANTICLE (NOUN):song

Synonyms: chant, chorus

CAITULATE (VERB): give in

Synonyms: surrender, succumb Antonyms: conquer, win

CERISE (A!"ECTIVE):bright red color

Synonyms:blooming, claret Antonyms: dull

CHIMERA (NOUN):dream, fantasy

Synonyms:bubble, illusion Antonyms: reality, truth

CULINAR$ (A!"ECTIVE): able to be consumed

Synonyms: edible, dietary Antonyms:uneatable, distasteful

CONCILIATOR$ (A!"ECTIVE):placid, yielding

Synonyms:appeasing, calm Antonyms:fighting, stubborn

CATHARSIS (NOUN):purging, purification

Synonyms:ablution, cleansing Antonyms: dirtying

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!EEM (VERB): regard, consider


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Synonyms: allow, assume Antonyms: disbelieve, misinterpret

!O%MATIST (NOUN):person who disturbs, causes trouble

Synonyms:radical, troublemaker Antonyms: moderate, sincere

!IS#UIET (NOUN):worry; mental upset

Synonyms:anxiety, uneasiness Antonyms: calmness, peace

!E&LOWER (VERB): ravish; take away beauty

Synonyms: assault, despoil Antonyms: sanctify, disenchant

!E&ERENCE (NOUN):obedience, compliance

Synonyms: yielding, docility Antonyms: disregard, disobedience

!ESULTOR$ (A!"ECTIVE): random

Synonyms: aimless, erratic Antonyms: organized, systematic

!EBONAIR (A!"ECTIVE): charming, elegant

Synonyms:pleasant, refined Antonyms: clumsy, awkward

!ROLL (A!"ECTIVE): strange, odd

Synonyms: peculiar, weird Antonyms:normal, common

Series-E

ERRONEOUS (ADJECTIVE):wrong, incorrect

Synonyms:false, faulty Antonyms: accurate, correct

EMULATE (VERB): copy the actions of

Synonyms: imitate, mimic Antonyms:neglect, original


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EXPLICIT (NOUN):stated fully, clearly, and without equivocation.

Synonyms:definite, exact Antonyms: ambiguous, doubtful

ESPOUSE (VERB):stand up for; support

Synonyms:defend, upholdAntonyms:reject, desert

EMULATE (VERB):copy the actions of

Synonyms:imitate, mimic Antonyms: neglect, ignore

Series-&

FORTITUDE (NOUN):strength of mind; guts

Synonyms:boldness, courage Antonyms:fear, weakness

FLOUT (VERB): show contempt for

Synonyms: defy, mock Antonyms: approve, commend

FIRMAMENT (NOUN): heaven

Synonyms:vault, welkin Antonyms:hell

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GRIMACE (NOUN):scowling facial expression

Synonyms:guilty, impeachable Antonyms grin

GRANDSTAND (VERB):show off

Synonyms: prance, showboat Antonyms:be modest

GENTEEL (ADJECTIVE): sophisticated, cultured

Synonyms:elegant, noble Antonyms: uncivilized, rough

GABBLE (VERB):talk a lot


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Synonyms:babble, chatter Antonyms:quiet, silent

GALLOP (VERB):bolt, race with slight jumping motion

Synonyms:jump, hurry Antonyms:slow, halt

GROTESQUE (ADJECTIVE):ugly, misshapen

Synonyms: eerie, absurdAntonyms: familiar, usual

GROL (NOUN):animal!like sound

Synonyms:howl, moan

GLUT (NOUN):overabundance

Synonyms: saturation, surplus Antonyms:lack, need

Series-H

!EAT! (NOUN):grassy field

Synonyms: grassland, pasture

!OMIL" (NOUN): sermon

Synonyms:lecture, doctrine

!OSPICE (NOUN):hospital

Synonyms: clinic, emergency room

Series-I

ISOLATE (VERB):cut off, set apart

Synonyms: confine, detach Antonyms: unite, join

INNATE (ADJECTIVE):inherited, native


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Synonyms:elemental, intrinsic Antonyms: acquired, learned

INANE (ADJECTIVE):stupid

Synonyms: absurd, frivolous Antonyms:smart, bright

INJUNCTION (NOUN):decree

Synonyms:admonition, instruction Antonyms:allowance, permission

INFINITESIMAL (ADJECTIVE): small

Synonyms:insignificant, negligible Antonyms:huge, significantINCANTATION (NOUN): spell, magic

Synonyms:enchantment, hymn Antonyms:reality, truth

IMPROPRIET" (NOUN): bad taste, mistake

Synonyms: indecency, barbarismAntonyms:suitability, correctness

IMPOVERIS! (VERB): make poor

Synonyms: deplete, ruin Antonyms:enrich

INSURRECTION (NOUN): rebellion

Synonyms:coup, riot Antonyms: calm, peace

IMPLORE (VERB):beg

Synonyms:beseech, plead Antonyms:turn off, refuse

INVIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): hateful

Synonyms:jealous, calumnious Antonyms:lovable, likeable

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JARGON (NOUN):specialized language; dialect


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Synonyms: argot, patois Antonyms:standard, sense

JAMBOREE (NOUN):noisy celebration

Synonyms:gathering, party

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LOFT" (ADJECTIVE):high, elevated

Synonyms:soaring, toweringAntonyms:below, beneath

LEGISLATE (NOUN):make laws

Synonyms:enact, constituteAntonyms: deny, refuse

LUS! (ADJECTIVE):profuse and delightful

Synonyms:abundant, dense Antonyms:scarce, barren

LUGUBRIOUS (ADJECTIVE):dismal

Synonyms:gloomy, sorrowful Antonyms: cheerful, joyful

Series-M

MACERATE (VERB):liquefy

Synonyms: emaciate, mash Antonyms:dehydrate, dry

MARC!ING (ADJECTIVE):advancing

Synonyms:stepping, walking Antonyms: back warding, stopping

MILIEU (NOUN): environment, atmosphere

Synonyms: ambience, surroundings

MARS!AL (VERB):organize, guide

Synonyms: assemble, mobilize Antonyms: confuse, disorder


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MALLEABLE (ADJECTIVE):pliable

Synonyms:adaptable, flexible Antonyms:rigid, stiff

MATRICULATE (VERB):begin, enroll

Synonyms:join, register Antonyms withdraw, leave

Series-N

NUANCE (NOUN): slight difference; shading

Synonyms: distinction, gradation Antonyms: information, light

NUMINOUS (ADJECTIVE):spiritual

Synonyms: divine, sacred Antonyms: unholy, impure

Series-O

OSTENSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): alleged, supposed

Synonyms:plausible, professed Antonyms:improbable, unlikely

OUTSET (NOUN): starting

Synonyms:beginning, onsetAntonyms:completion, end

OFFICIOUS (ADJECTIVE):self!important, dictatorial

Synonyms:busy, forward Antonyms:shy, timid

OFFS!OOT (NOUN):development, product

Synonyms: sprout, out!growth Antonyms: origin, source

OBEISANCE NOUN):salutation

Synonyms:homage, honour Antonyms:disregard, disrespect


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PRECOCIOUS (ADJECTIVE):exceptionally smart, ahead of age in understanding

Synonyms:bright, matureAntonyms: stupid, unintelligent

PARTITION (NOUN):divider, division

Synonyms:barrier, separation Antonyms aid, assistance

PARAPET (NOUN):bulwark

"ynonyms embankment, protection Antonyms harm, opening

PONDEROUS (ADJECTIVE): heavy, cumbersome

Synonyms:awkward, clumsy Antonyms: easy, graceful

PRECEPT (NOUN): law, rule of behavior, action

Synonyms:doctrine, dogma Antonyms:ambiguity, unbelief

PERIPATETIC (ADJECTIVE): constantly traveling

Synonyms: nomadic, itinerant Antonyms:settled, fixed

PALTR" (NOUN): small or meager

Synonyms: paucity, insufficiency Antonyms: abundance, enough

PROPOUND (VERB):propose

Synonyms:introduce, recommend Antonyms: retreat, withdraw

PRIMROSE (ADJECTIVE): gratifying to senses

Synonyms:voluptuous, sensualAntonyms:despicable, distasteful

P!LEGMATIC (ADJECTIVE): unemotional

Synonyms: frigid, indifferent Antonyms: emotional, passionate


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PRAETORIAN (ADJECTIVE):corrupt

Synonyms: immoral, unethical Antonyms: principled, upright

PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): observant, perceptive

Synonyms: alert, keen Antonyms: ignorant, unobservant

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RESONATE (VERB): resound

Synonyms: echo, reverberate Antonyms:quiet

RESONATE (VERB):resound

Synonyms:echo, reverberateAntonyms: quiet

REPLETE (ADJECTIVE):full, well!stocked

Synonyms:filled, loaded Antonyms: empty, lacking

RAMBUNCTIOUS (ADJECTIVE):loud, energetic

Synonyms: rowdy, raucousAntonyms: silent, quiet

ROUSTABOUT (NOUN): labourer

Synonyms: worker, farmhand Antonyms: master

REVELATION (NOUN):disclosure, telling

Synonyms:announcement, discovery Antonyms:concealment, secret

RECTITUDE (NOUN): uprightness

Synonyms:integrity, virtue Antonyms: evil, deceit


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RUMINATE (VERB):think about seriously

Synonyms:brainstorm, meditate Antonyms: discard, ignore

RIVULET (NOUN): small river

Synonyms:brook, stream

Series-S

SOMNOLENT (ADJECTIVE):sleepy

Synonyms: drowsy, listless Antonyms:active, alert

SALVATION (NOUN): rescue, saving

Synonyms: liberation, pardon Antonyms:hurt, loss

SPECULATE (VERB): think about deeply and theorize

Synonyms: contemplate, guess Antonyms:know, forget

STRATUM (NOUN): layer

Synonyms: level, thickness

S!INDIG (NOUN): happiness and celebration

Synonyms:feast, function Antonyms:unhappiness, sorrow

SUBLIME (ADJECTIVE): great, magnificent

Synonyms:glorious, exalted Antonyms:bad, inferior

S#UL# (VERB): lurk; shirk

Synonyms: crouch, prowl Antonyms:confront, encounter

STINT (NOUN):period of responsibility

Synonyms:assignment, dutyAntonyms:failure, passtime


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SALVO (NOUN):clapping and cheers

Synonyms:acclaim, applauseAntonyms: blame, disapproval

SCALL"AG (NOUN):rascal

Synonyms:fraud, cheater

Series-T

TIRADE (NOUN):abuse, outburst

Synonyms: denunciation, invective Antonyms:compliment, praise

Series-U

UNDERSCORE (VERB):underline, emphasize

Synonyms: highlight, indicateAntonyms:unmark, unimportant

UMBRAGE (NOUN): personal displeasure

Synonyms:grudge, offence Antonyms: glee, delight

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XANTIPPE (NOUN): foxy person

Synonyms: cat, harpy

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$AN" (ADJECTIVE):crazy, funny

Synonyms: comical, campy Antonyms: serious


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