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holocaust Noun. A great or complete destruction of life. embroil Verb. To draw into a conflict or fight. Synonyms: entangle. anachronism Noun. Something or someone existing outside of its proper time. denigrate Verb. To attack the reputation of; to speak ill of. Synonyms: defame, belittle. Antonyms: praise, promote. humane Adjective. Kind; compassionate. Synonyms: kindly, benevolent, considerate. Antonyms: inhumane, cruel. effusive Adjective. Emotionally excessive; overly demonstrative. Synonyms: gushing. Antonyms: reserved, restrained. defunct Adjective. No longer in existence. Synonyms: invalid, extinct. lackey Noun. A slavish follower. Synonyms: minion. envisage Verb. To form a mental picture. Synonyms: imagine, visualize. lament Verb. To mourn. Synonyms: grieve. Antonyms: rejoice. gape Verb. To stare with an open mouth. impertinent Adjective. Rude and disrespectful. Synonyms: insolent, impolite. Antonyms: polite, courteous. haughty Adjective. Arrogant; proud. Synonyms: arrogant. Antonyms: humble, shy. nemesis Noun. Someone or something a person cannot conquer or achieve; a hated enemy. Synonyms: rival, adversary. Antonyms: collaborator, friend. lethal Adjective. Deadly; fatal. Synonyms: mortal. Adjectives: harmless.