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(adj) stinging bitter in temper or tone biting caustic rancourous hostile peevish antonyms: gentle warm mile friendly cordial |
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(adj) resembling a cow or an ox; slugglish unresponsive stolid dull slow stupid antonyms: alert sharp bright keen quick |
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(n) dismay confusion shock amazement bewilderment dismay antonyms: calm composure aplomb |
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(adj) fat having a large bulky body overweight heavy obese stout portly antonyms: slender lean spare gaunt emaciated |
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(v) to deny responsibility for or connection with disown disclaim retract abjure antonyms: acknowledge admit grant certify |
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(adj) impartial calm free from emotion unbiased disinterested cool detached antonyms: committed engaged partial biased |
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(n) disagreement, sharp difference of opinion strife discord contention antonyms: agreement accord harmony |
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(v) to cause to dissapear to scatter dispel to spend foolishly squander to be extravagant in pursuit of pleasure disperse strew diffuse waste antonyms: gather, collect conserve husband |
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(v) to remove objectionable passages or words from a writer to text to cleanse purify purge censor bowlderize |
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(n) an armored or protective glove a challenge two lines of men armed with weapons with which to beat a person forced to run between them and ordeal dare provacation trial punishment |
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(adj) based on assumption or guess used as a provisional or tentative idea to guide or direct investigation assumed supposed conjectural conditional antonyms: actual real tested substantiated |
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(adj) mean low base inferior unworthy dishonorable sordid antonyms: admirable praiseworthy lofty noble |
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(v) to call into question to attack as false challenge deny dispute query question antonyms: confirm prove verify validate |
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(adj) immoderate lacking in self control inclement excessive extreme unrestrained inordinate antonyms: moderate restrained cool and collected |
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(n) hatred contempt disgrace or infamy resulting from hateful conduct abhorrence opprobrium shame ignominy antonyms: esteem admiration approbation |
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(n) faithlessness, treachery, betrayal, disloyalty treason duplicity antonyms: faithfulness loyalty steadfastness |
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(v) to place in a lower position to assign or refer turn over banish transfer consign demote exile antonyms: promote elevate advance recall |
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(adj) inclined to nauseua easily shocked or upset excessively fastidious or refined nauseated queasy delicate oversensitive priggish |
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(adj) subordinate in capacity or role submissively obedient serving to promote some end secondary servile obsequious, useful antonyms: primary principal bossy domineering |
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(adj) open to easily influenced lacking in resistance vulnerable receptive impressionable antonyms: resistant immune |
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