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to set free, or to let go from slavery.
Synonyms: release, liberate, unshackle
Antonyms: enslave, fetter |
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great excitement; showy publicity or hype
Synonyms: extravaganza, to-do, hustle-bustle |
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very cold, not warm or friendly, stiff in feelings or manners
Synonyms: icy, frozen, frosty, chilly, aloof
Antonyms: warm, hot, friendly |
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to make a prediction based on data, or to indicate beforehand
Synonyms: forecast, predict, foretell |
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belonging to or fit for a king or queen
Synonyms: royal, stately, majestic, noble
Antonyms: common |
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made from chemicals rather than from natural products; not real or genuine
Synonyms: artificial, fake, imitation
Antonyms: real, genuine |
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cheerless and depressing; barren, lonely, raw, or exposed to harsh, bitter cold winds
Synonyms: miserable, dismal, gloomy, grim
Antonyms: cheerful, promising, warm |
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having the necessary qualities or meeting the requirements; fit or entitled to be chosen
Synonyms: qualified, permitted, appropriate
Antonyms: ineligible, unfit |
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describes speech that is powerful, persuasive, or moving, and that flows with grace, dignity and emotion
Synonyms: expressive, fluent, stirring
Antonyms: tongue-tied, mumbling, inexpressive |
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any inhabitant of a certain place or region
Synonyms: occupant, resident, citizen, dweller
Antonyms: visitor, stranger |
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