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Definition: Personal shame or disgrace.
Simplified definition: Public Contempt.
Synonyms: embarrassment, shame
Antonyms: honor,credit |
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Definition: moral corruption; wickedness
Simplified definition: a sinful act or wrong doing
Synonym: Indecency, immorality
Antonym: morality, virtue |
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Definition: The quality or state of being difficult to remedy, relieve, or subdue
simplified definition: The state of being stubborn
Synonym: Stubborness
Antonym: Reasonability |
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Definition: To subject to verbal abuse
Synonym: Criticize
Antonym: Praise |
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Definition: Not showing or suggesting that future success is likely.
My Definition: Not having a bright future.
Synonym: Unfavorable,inopportune
Antonym: Promising,advantageous |
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Definition: The act of reaching a conclusion about something known from facts or evidence
Simplified definition: Reaching an educated outcome
Synonym: Assumption
Antonym: Fact |
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Dictionary: Not readily investigated, interpreted, or understood
Mine: Cryptic; hard to read
Synonym: Mysterious Antonym: Obvious |
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definition: The defiance of authority; refusal to obey orders.
my definition: To reject rules or power
Synonym: misconduct, disobedience
Antonym: compliance |
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Definition: To communicate delicately or indirectly
My Definition: To hint or announce something
Synonym: Suggestion
Antonym: directness |
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Unadulterated
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Definitions: complete and total; not adulterated;
My Definition:whole and untampered with
Synonym:-pure; undiluted; refined
Antonym:-adulterated; mixed; diluted
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Definition: Distasteful, objectionable, or offensive.
My definition: Opposed or against.
Synonym: Opposed
Antonym: Agreed |
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Definition: capable of change or of being changed
My Definition: being able to change or be changed
Synonym: unpredictable
Antonym: constant |
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Definition: Having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think that they are better, smarter, or more important than other people
Simplified Definition: blatantly & disdainfully proud
Synonym: Arrogant, Vain
Antonym: Humble
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Definition: to make return for: repay
Your simplified definition: to give or do in return.
Synonym: to repay
Antonym: dissatisfy, refuse |
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Definition: fame or recognized superiority, esp. within a particular sphere or profession.
My Definition: a position or condition of superiority or high rank.
Synonym: Fame
Antonym: Unimportant |
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Definition: A state of being well known for some bad quality or deed. Evil fame or public reputation. A state of extreme dishonor.
Simplified Definition: a bad reputation
Synonym: disgrace
Antonym: Reputable
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Definition: a natural, basic, or habitual aversion
My simplified definition: dislike without reason
Synonym: dislike
Antonym: affinity |
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Definition: the act of asking questions in order to gather or collect information
Simplified definition: a request for information
Synonym: investigation, research
Antonym: an answer/reply |
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Definition: a sudden change, especially in one’s mood or behavior
My Definition: an unpredictable change
Synonym: Inconsistency
Antonym: Not changing
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Definition: to try to influence (someone) by words or advice; to strongly urge
My simplified definition: to advise someone to do something
Synonym: to advise sb.; to encourage sb.
Antonym: to deter; to discourage sb. |
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Definition: proceeding from or characterized by wisdom, prudence, and good judgment
Simplified Definition: describes something that is made from good judgement and wise reflection and experience
Synonym: insightful
Antonym: unperceptive |
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Definition: Something that is a model for something else : something that begins the development of something else
synonym: A direct ancestor
antonym: Something that initiates the development of something else. |
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Dictionary Definition: yielding young or fruit very freely
My Definition: producing lots of fruit or kids
Synonym: Fertile
Antonym: Barren
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Definition: 1. a raised wooden platform used formerly for the public execution of criminals. 2. A temporary platform that a worker can stand or sit on.
My definition: A platform for execution
Synonyms: Frame, Gallows
Antonyms: N/A |
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Definition: to absorb into the culture or mores of a population or group (M-W);
My Definition: to change another to resemble oneself (me)
Synonym: adapt, assume (as in “to assume an identity”)
Antonym: demonize, repel |
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Definition: ashamed or embarrassed; disconcerted
Simplified definition: ashamed or embarrassed
Synonym: humiliated
Antonym: reassured |
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Definition: not made of physical substance; not able to be touched; not tangible; not definite or clear to mind
Simplified Definition: unable to be touched or felt; not clear to the mind
Synonym: Impalpable
Antonym: Touchable |
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Definition: Amusing or laughable through obvious absurdity, incongruity, exaggeration, or eccentricity
meriting derisive laughter or scorn as absurdly inept, false, or foolish. simplified definition: very foolish
Synonym: Comedic, Humorous, Laughable
Antonym:Lame; Unfunny; humorless |
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Definition: A sequence of real or imaginary images like those seen in a dream.”- Google Definitions
My Definition: A grouping of dream-like images
synonym: Apparition and illusion
Antonym: Fact and reality |
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Definition: A place of burial; A container for religious relics especially in an alter
My Definition: A tomb or a grave
Synonym: a tomb or grave
Antonym: a place for living
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Definition: express strong disapproval or disagreement.
My Definition: To strongly disagree.
Synonym: Disagree with
Antonym: Approve/ Sanction |
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Scourge
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Definition: A whip or a lash for the occupation of punishment or torture, or the person who is inflicting the damage.
My Definition: A harsh slash…
Synonym: Bane, Punishment
Antonym: Gift, Relief |
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Definition: To be necessary or proper for (someone)
Simplified Definition: To be appropriate
Synonym: Expected
Antonym: Spontaneous |
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