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state of society without government or law
Syn:disorder
Ant:order law
The team was left in an anarchy when the coach left |
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the act or instance of destroying utterly
Syn:ablolish, wipe out
Ant: help, preserve
Hitler wanted the jews to annihilation toward him. |
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requiring great exertion
Syn:difficult,exhausting
Ant:easy, motivating
Trying to score three goals in one game is an arduous job. |
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extremely or shockingle wicked,cruel or brutal
Syn:outrageous,awful
Ant:inoffensive
The way the coach talked to them was atrocious. |
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a sudden and widespread disaster
Syn:disaster, emergency
Ant:blessing,benefit
Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophe. |
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state of utter confusion or disorder
Syn:disorder confusion
Ant:calm
There is alwasy choas when a teacher leaves the room. |
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to agree together espically secrety to do something wrong
Syn:devise cooperate
Snt:disagree
We would conspire to do well in school. |
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a particular principle position or policy taught or advocated as of religion or governemnt
Syn:opinion principle
Ant:disbelief
Each family has their own doctrine. |
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haeful,odious abominable totally reprehensibke
Syn:horrifying monstrous
Ant:glorious good
Hearing my friend talk bad ablout me was a heinous thought. |
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an uncontrollable outburst of emotion or fear often characterized by irrationality
Syn:agitation excitment
Ant:calm control
When Taylor Lautner came out every girl ran out in hysteria. |
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likely to occur at any moment
Syn:likely to happen, approaching
Ant:far future later
Her death is imminet |
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beginning to exist or appear
Syn:basic begining
Ant:grown mature
The boy has not yet been incipient until his 13 |
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grief harshness or pain
Syn: remit dull lighten relieve
Ant:increase irritate
In high school i get alot of mitigate with homework and friends.
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to injure, disfigured
Syn: damage, cripple
Ant:fix, repair
When i was in 3rd grade i mutilated my foot. |
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agreement compact
Syn: bond deal
Ant:disagreement
I made a pact with my friends that we would have eachothers backs for what ever it is. |
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calm peacefulness
Syn:calm patience
Ant:trouble disruption
My mother likes to have her serenity in the house. |
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to bring under complete control
Syn:beat master
Ant:freedom independence
When we are at school the teachers have totally subjugation towards us. |
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commotion, confusion, or disturbance
Syn:confusion disorder
Ant:calm order peace
When working on a project try not to get turmoil. |
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to make or become a single unit
Syn:become one together link
Ant: separate pull away
When you are married you unify with your loved one. |
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verb
draw back, away, aside
syn:depart get away from
ant:remain stay
I withdrawed the competition.
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