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Ridiculasand unpredictablebehavior or actions
Synonyms:pranks
My sister always plays wild antics on me. |
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Declared openly and without shame, acknowledged
Synonyms:admitted, sworn
Antonyms:unacknowledged, undisclosed
My sisters friend Brodie avowed, |
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To exchange playful remarks, tease
Talk that is playful and teasing
Synonyms:(n)joking
Antonyms:(n)serious talk
Me and my dad exchanged friendly banter |
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Giving freely,genourous, plentiful, given abundantly
Synonyms:liberal,abundant, copious
Antonyms: scarce,scanty, in short supply |
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Overcrowded, filled or occupied to excess
Synonyms: jammed, packed, choked
Antonyms: uncluttered, unimpeded
I felt congested after I ate |
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Harm or loss,injury,damage, a disadvantage, a cause of harm
Synonyms: hindrance, libility
Antonyms:advantage, help, plus
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(adj)sturdy, noteasily worn out or destroyed
(noun) consumer goods used repeatedly over a series of years
Synonyms: long-lasting
Antonyms: fragil, perishable
My iPod was very durable because I had dropped it many times. |
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Energetic, willing and able to start something new
Synonyms: vigorous, aggressive
Antonyms:lazy,indolent
I am a very enterprising person |
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Economical, avoiding waste and luxury
Synonyms:thrifty,skimpy
Antonyms:wasteful,lavish
The hotel was terrible and the room was especially frugal |
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Gingerly
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With extreme or caution
Synonyms:cautiously,warily
Antonyms:firmly,confdently
I walked very gingerly in my house at themiddle of night |
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To provide more then was needed or wanted
(n)an over supply
Synonyms:flood,(n)surpluse
Antonyms:(n)shortage
There was a glut of t.vs at best buy |
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(adj) in a disguised state, under an assumed name or identity
(noun)in a state of being desguise, a person in desguise
Antonyms:undisguised
The spy was in incognito |
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To make valuess, take away all force or effect
Synonyms: cancel, disaprove
Antonyms: support, confirm
The man invalidated the parking |
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Described in well known stories, existing in legends rather than real life
Synonyms:mythical, fabulas
There are things called legendaryPokemon In pokemon |
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To cripple, disable, injure, or disfigure
The ladder maimed the man when it fell on him |
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To make small aspossible, to make smaller than before
Synonyms: belittle, downplay
Antonyms:direct
The scientist minimized a human toNBC only 1cm tall |
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Slanting or sloping, notstraight forward or direct
Synonymsdiagonally, indirect
Antonyms: direct, stait to the point
The person figure was oblique |
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To change direction or course suddenly
The driver veerEd to the side of the road |
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To regard with reverence, look up to with great respect
Synonyms:worship, revere
Antonyms: despise, detest, ridicule
Most people create some sort of higher being |
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(adj)reckless, heartless, loose in morals
(noun)a spoiled, pampered person, with low morals
Synonyms: rash, malicios
Antonyms: justifies, morally sstrict
People would say I'm not a wanton person |
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