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Trite, Predictable Ant. Unpredictable Her chess moves were hackneyed |
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of the same or a similar kind or nature Ant different The children ddress in homogenous costumes for holloween because they both dressed as batman |
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flawless ' Flawed He had an impeccable understanding of calculas as shown by his speediness through the test |
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Impenetrable penetrable The jail cell's bars were impervious seeing as there was no way to penetrate them |
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Changeable Her eccentric characteristics were incorrigable; they were unchangeable |
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Heavan Bliss The delicious cake put me in a state of nirvana where I was in bliss |
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indifferent , unconcerned , incurious , aloof , detached , disinterested Interested She was indifferent to where he took her; she was unbiased. |
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Lazy Energetic I was indolent after taking the SAT's; I was so lazy I didn't want to move |
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Concealed Identity The spy went to the conference incognito as not to show he was a spy |
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unavoidable avoidable Lonegmeadow's football win was inevatable seeing as they are undefeated |
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Harmless Harmful The venomless snake was innocuous; it was harmless |
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eagerness His alacrity to win the race was apparent by the amount of practice he put into the season |
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Curious He was inquisitive to how the case happened; He was a detective and it was his job to be curious |
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impossible to satisfy Satisfiable His thirst for knowledge was insatiable; it was unsatisfiable |
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marked by firm determination : resolved <a resolute character> 2 : bold , steady <a resolute gaze> He was resolute gaze at the finish line was understandable because he was determined to finish the race |
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awaiting a chance to entrap : treacherous b: harmful but enticing : seductive <insidious drugs>2 a: having a gradual and cumulative effect : subtle <the insidious pressures of modern life> bof a disease : developing so gradually as to be well established before becoming apparent The insidious drugs were addictive but harmful |
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wealth He was an affluent character in the town and he put much of his riches into phylanthropy |
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