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(verb) - to improve, make better, correct a flaw or shortcoming
SYNONYMS - amend, better
ANTONYMS - worsen, aggravate, exacerbate |
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(noun) - poise, assurance, great self confidence, perpendicularity
SYNONYMS - composure, self possession, levelheadedness
ANTONYMS - confusion, embarrassment, abashment |
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(adj.) - pompous or overblown in language, Full of loud sounding ideas intended to conceal a lack of ideas
SYNONYMS - inflated
ANTONYMS - unadorned |
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(adj.) - without experience,
SYNONYMS - green, raw, unfledged, inexperienced
ANTONYMS - mature, grown-up, sophisticated |
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(noun) - saliva or mucus flowing from the mouth or nose, or something like nonsense
(verb) - to let saliva flow from the mouth
SYNONYMS - (n.)hogwash, (v.)slaver |
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(n.) - a summary, condensed account, an instance that represents a larger reality
SYNONYMS - abstract, model, digest, |
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(v.) - to urge strongly, advise earnestly
SYNONYMS - entreat, implore, adjure
ANTONYMS - discourage, advise against, deprecate. |
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| (adj.) - by virtue of holding a certain virtue |
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(v.) - violate, trespass, go beyond one's bounds.
SYNONYMS - encroach, impinge, intrude, poach
ANTONYMS - stay in bounds |
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() - to make on's selve agreeable and thus gain favor or acceptable by others
SYNONYMS - cozy up to, curry favor with
ANTONYMS - alienate, humiliate one's self |
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(N) - one who moves to where he or she is not wanted, intruder or has no right to be
SYNONYMS - trespasser, intruder, buttinsky |
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(adj.) - belonging to someone or something by virtue of nature
SYNONYMS - immanent, organic
ANTONYMS - extrinsic, external, outward |
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(v.) - to make a violent attack in words,
SYNONYMS - rail, harangue, fulminate, remonstrate
ANTONYMS - acclaim, glorify, extol |
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(n.) - weariness of the body or mind, lack of energy
SYNONYMS - fatigue, lethargy, torpor, languor
ANTONYMS - energy, vitality, animation, liveliness |
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15. millennium
plural - (millennia) |
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(n.) - a period of one thousand years
SYNONYMS - chilled, golden age, prosperity, peace
ANTONYMS - doomsday, day of judgement |
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(adj.) - mysterious, magical, supernatural, (v.) - to hide, conceal, eclipse, (n.) - matters involving the supernatural
SYNONYMS - (adj.) supernatural, esoteric, abstruse, arcane
ANTONYMS - (adj.) mundane, common, public, exorotic |
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| (v.) - to spread through, penatrate soak through |
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(v.) - to fall as moisture, to cause or bring about suddenly, to hurl down from a great height(adj.) - characterize by excessive haste(N.) - moisture, the product of somethign
SYNONYMS - (v.) - provoke, produce(adj.) - reckless, impetuous
ANTONYMS - (adj.) - wary, cautious, circumspect |
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(adj.) - strict, severe, rigorously or urgently binding or compelling, sharp or bitter to the taste
SYNONYMS - stern, rigorous, tough,
ANTONYMS - lenient, mild, lax, permissive |
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(V.) - to think or believe without certain support(n.) - likely idea that lacks definate proof
SYNONYMS - (v.) - infer, gather(n.) - inference, presumption |
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