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A deviation from what is normal or expected
Syn: incongruity, deviant, oddity
Ant: congruous, norm
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Lack of feeling, emotion, or interest
Syn: aloofness, stolid, indifference
Ant: ardor, fervor, zeal, keen
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To fill with intense horror, fear, or dismay
Syn: dismay, horrify
Ant: elate
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a. To arrest or take into custody
b. To perceive or understand the meaning of.
c. To look forward to with fear or anxiety.
Syn: fathom, discern, comprehend, grasp, misgiving
Ant: n/a
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a. Subject to or determined by one’s judgment; random
b. Arrived at by an exercise of the will, personal preference, or whim, as opposed to reason or justice.
c. Given to willful decisions or demands; tyrannical or dictatorial
Syn: capricious, despotic, autocratic, tyrannical
Ant: n/a
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Ant: To act as an impartial judge in a dispute; to settle
Syn: adjudicate, mediate, referee
Ant: n/a
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a. To line up; to dress up (verb)
b. An imposing grouping; rich and beautiful attire (noun)
Syn: muster, deploy
Ant: disperse
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a. To pronounce distinctly; to express well in words (verb)
b. Expressed clearly and forcefully; able to employ language easily (adjective)
Syn: enunciate, elucidate, expound, eloquent
Ant: Maunder, inarticulate
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a. Out of line or position; turned to one side (adjective and adverb)
b. Disapprovingly; scornfully (adverb)
Syn: Askance, disapprovingly
Ant: n/a
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a. To absorb fully or make one’s own; to adopt as one’s own.
b. To adapt fully or to make like.
Syn: Accultrate
Ant: Insulate
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