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Definition: a hot steady, oppressive wind
Part of speech: noun
Other forms: siroc
Synonms: windstorm
Antonyms: calm wind
Analogy: (Part:Whole) sirocco: tornado |
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Definition: having or showing no regard for the rights, concerns, or feelings of others.
Parts of Speech: Adjective
Other forms: highhanddedly, highhandedness
Synonyms: overbearing, arbitrary, despotic
Antonyms: focusing
Anaology: (Increasing Intensity) highhanded: focus
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Definition: to occur again, as an event, expierience, etc.
Parts of speech: verb
Other terms: recurred, recurring
Synonyms: repeat
Antonyms: end
Analogy: (Antonyms) recur: end
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Definition: a room or place where food is kept
Parts of speech: noun
Other terms: none
Synonyms: storage
Antonyms: distribute
Analogy: (Decreasing Intensity) larder: empty
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Definition: having or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit, feeling, enthusiasm
Parts of speech: adjective
Other terms: fervid
Synonyms: passionate
Antonyms: unconcerned
Analogy: (Noun: Closely Related Adjective) fervent: passionate
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Definition: to draw or bring out or forth
Parts of speech: verb
Other terms: none
Synonyms: evoke
Antonyms: conceal
Analogy: (Decreasing intensity) elict: conceal
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Definition: a radiance surrounding the head or whole fugure in the representation of a sacred personage
Parts of speech: noun
Other terms:
Synonyms: glory
Antonyms: violate
Analogy: auerole: violate (Antonyms)
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Definition: fixed in direction
Parts of speech: adjective
Other terms: steadfastly, steadfastlyness
Synonyms: firm
Antonyms: fickle
Analogy: concentration: steadfast (Increasing Intesity)
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Definition: to establish by
Parts of speech: verb
Other terms: authorized, authoriedly
Synonyms: sanction
Antonyms: reject
Analogy: authorize: sanction (Part:Whole)
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Definition: the bottomless gulf, pit, or chaos of the old cosmogonies
Parts of speech: noun, adjective
Other terms: abissus, abyssos
Synonyms: depth
Antonyms: apex
Analogy: Abyss: apex (Decreasing Intensity) |
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Definition: having intelectual depth and insight
Other terms: profoundly, profoundness
Parts of Speech: adjective
Snonyms: deep
Antonyms: light
Analogy: light: profound (Increasing INtensity)
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Definition:a tube bent to form two legs of unequal length by which liquid can be transferred to a lower level over an inermediate elevation by the pressure of the atmosphere in forcing the liquid up the shorter branch of the tube immersed in it while the excess of weight of the liquid in the longer branch when once filled causes a continuous flow
parts of speech: noun
other terms: none
syn: drain
ant: save
analogy: siphon: tube (Noun: Closely related Adjective) |
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definition: one that carries a torch
other terms: none
parts of speech: noun
syn: boss
ant:employee
analogy: tourchbearer: employee (Antonyms) |
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definition: to arouse the feelings of
other erms: impassion, impassioned
parst of speech: verb
syn:
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definition:to premote the growth of or development of
othere terms: fomenter, fomentation
parts of speecch noun
syn:
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Definition: the belief that bees return to their hives in a direct line
Parts of speech: noun
other terms: none
syn: straight
ant: wayward
analogy: straight: beeline (noun: closely realted adjective) |
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Definition: to ponder
Parts of speech: adjective
other terms: pensively, pensivness
syn: thoughtfull
ant: shallow
analogy: pensive: passionate (noun: closely related adjective) |
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Definition: to leap for joy
Parts of speech: verb
other terms: exultingly
syn: rejoice
ant: lament
analogy: happy: exult (Cause: Effect) |
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Definition: to raise trivial and frivolous objection
Parts of speech: verb
other terms: caviler, caviller
syn: quibble
ant: acquiesce
analogy: strong: cavil (cause:effect) |
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Definition: very noisy and full
Parts of speech: adjective
other terms: uproariosly, uproariousness
syn: noisy
ant:quiet
analogy: Uproarious: subtle (Decreasing Intensity) |
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Definition: the young of an animal or a family of young
Parts of speech: noun
other terms: broodingly
syn: muse
ant: child
analogy: brood; animals (object or place: its user) |
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Definition: a region lying inland from a coast
Parts of speech: noun
other terms: none
syn: bush
ant: varnish
analogy: hinterland: inland (object or place: its user) |
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Definition: a stifly formal and proper: decourous
Parts of speech: adjective
other terms: primly, primmest, primmer
syn: prudish
ant: imporoper
analogy: prim: nice (noun: closely realted adjective) |
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Definition: to tread heavily so as to bruise, crush,or injur
Parts of speech: verb
other terms: trampler
syn: tread
ant: jog
analogy: jog: trample (increasing intensity) |
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Definition: an artificial passage for water fitted with a valve or gate for stopping or regulation flow
Parts of speech: noun
other terms: none
syn: flush
ant: stream
analogy: sluice: stream (noun: closely realted adjective) |
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