noun

any self-restraint, self-denial, or forbearance

Syn:self control advoidance 

Ant:excess

As a catholic, i believe in abstinence until marriage.

noun

verb

come forth give off

syn:discharge emerge

ant:take withdraw

When the school bell rang, the students emanated from the school.

noun

a person whose life is devoted to the pursuit of pleasure and self-gratification.

Syn:greedy selfish

Ant:thinking of others

One who is hedonistic could be judged as a selfish person.

verb

to sacrifice

Syn:suffer surrender

Ant:non suffering

In order to help others you sometime will need to immolate.

adjective

used or adapted for setting property on fire

Syn:rebel criminal

Ant:peacemaking

The opposing country in war used incendiary bombs.

adjective

continuing without interruption

Syn:endless enternal

Ant:ending

Even when death occurs life is incessant, and we must go on.

adjective

not consolable,that cannot be comforted

Syn:heartbroken sad

Ant:happy

When her parents divorced she pushed everybody away and was inconsolable.

adjective

widely and unfavorably known

Syn:famed well known wanted

Ant:unpopular

She is notorious for being forgetful.

noun

legal decision or form of proceeding serving as an authoritative rule

Syn:authority

Ant:after

As Americans we have to follow precedents.

adjective

becoming putrid; undergoing putrefaction

syn:breakdown decline failing

ant:increasing moving forward

She left the meat out and it became putrescent.

noun

the act of reconnoitering

Syn:review search

Ant:non search

When one is lost ojn the military fields they use reconnaissance.

Remit

verb

to transmit or send

Syn:pay excuse

Ant:hold keep

When my sister needs money in college my parents remit her money.

adjective

distasteful, objectionable, or offensive

Syn:bad nasty

Ant:good fresh

The meat was repugnant, so nobody ate it.

noun

any of various small boats of the Far East,

Syn:small boats

Ant:large boats

They went away in multiple sampans in the sea.

adjective

brief to the point

Syn:blunt short

Ant:long

When people do not want to be insulting they are succint.

noun

dictatorship

Syn:cruelty autocracy 

Ant:democracy

Many countries are in an upset because of their country's tyranny.

noun

adjective

green blooming

Syn:fresh

Ant:dying

The floers in spring time were verdant after the rains.

noun

the act of willing, choosing, or resolving

Syn:choice willingness

Ant:with someone

It was her volition to break up with him.