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| capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out |
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| showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding |
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| capable of being done with means at hand |
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| characteristic of an enemy or one eager to fight |
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| a force that moves something along |
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| the most typical example or representitive of a type |
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| make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance |
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| strenght of mind that enables one to endure adversity |
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| a slight suggestion or vague understanding (greek root in- meaning not) |
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| unsettled in mind or opinion |
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synonyms: docile, flexible, limber
antonyms: hard, inflexible, obstinate |
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synonyms: benign, caring,compassionate
antonyms: cruel, hateful, mean |
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synonyms:achievable,beneficial
antonyms:disadvantageous |
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synonyms:aggresive,hostile
antonyms:agreeable,calm, friendly |
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synonyms:catalyst, impulse
antonyms:block, discouragement |
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synonyms:apotheosis, bottom
antonyms:exteriority, outside |
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synonyms: contaminate, alloy
antonyms:aid, approve, assist |
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synonyms:boldness, bravery, courage
antonyms:apathy, fear, cowardice |
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synonyms: allusion, communication
antonyms:brightness, information |
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synonyms: unsettled, dependent
antonyms:certain, conclusive |
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| Sentence: To keep himself loose and pliable and imbued with the mischievousness that nourished him, Paul often resorted to practical jokes. |
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| Sentence: If you have a great person in charge then a benevolent dictator is wonderful. |
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| Sentence: He added that the establishment of a Palestinian state is not feasible. |
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| Sentence: The turning point was probably his angry, belligerent, aggressive and paranoid rant. |
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| Sentence: Will a new overstep such as voluntary default be the impetus for realignment between the parties? |
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| Sentence: To the man of the world they are the quintessence of his own reflections upon life. |
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| Sentence: Peanuts are largely used to adulterate chocolate. |
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| Sentence: But the fact is that not a lot of these people have the fortitude and skill required to do that |
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| Sentence: But that was the only intimation he had of a musical performance proceeding. |
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| Sentence:A tentative departure for 7:40 a.m. was put up on the refrigerator for tomorrow. |
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