Poetry Words: Synonyms and Antonyms, Sentences
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shadows_fallen_angel on March 16, 2012
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Deferred | S- delay, hold upA- advance Sentence: The young man was upset when his plane was DEFERRED for another hour, due to the severe thunderstorm outside. |
Writhe | S- squirm, struggleA- be still Sentence: The possessed girl was WRITHING while she was being held down for a exorcism. |
Pensive | S- wistful, dreamy, thoughtfulA- shallow, ignorant Sentence: The PENSIVE girl was very dreamy and thoughtful. |
Demure | S- modest, shy, timidA- shameless, outgoing, bold Sentence: The DEMURE woman was very modest due to her religion and the way she was raised. |
Discerning | S- determine, distinguish, judgeA- overlook, neglect, disregard Sentence: The DISCERNING man was a very good judge of character and accepted the woman's help. |
Beguile | S- seduce, con, enticeA- repel Sentence: In the movie "Black Swan", the black swan BEGUILES the prince to fall in love with her instead of the white swan. |
Depravity (Depraved) | S- corrupt, wicked, immoralA- improve, moralize Sentence: The DEPRAVED man turned corrupt and wicked after the loss of his wife and son. |
Respite | S- postponement, reprieveA- continuation Sentence: The judge gave everyone a RESPITE so that the jury could find the verdict of the convicted man. |
Azure | S- pale blue, sky-blue, ceruleanA- dark? Sentence: The clear sky was the color of AZURE. |
Archaic | S- ancient, antiqueA- modern, new, young Sentence: The ARCHAIC pyramids in Egypt are very ancient. |
Palpitating | S- flutter, quiver, shiverA- be still Sentence: The girl's heart started to PALPITATE as she saw her boyfriend with roses in his hands. She pressed a hand to her chest, as if to stop her fluttering heart. |
Diverge | S- scatter, branch, divideA- converge, join Sentence: The one road DIVERGED into two roads. |
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