| Term | Definition |
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antipathy |
an intense dislike |
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antithesis |
an exact opposite; an opposite extreme |
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badinage |
playful, teasing talk |
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banal |
common, ordinary |
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insipid |
common, ordinary, banal |
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baroque |
overly decorated |
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bauble |
a showy but useless thing |
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bedlam |
a noisy uproar; a scene of wild confusion |
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beguile |
to deceive; to charm; to enchant |
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besiege |
to overwhelm; to surround and attack |
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besmirch |
to make dirty; to stain |
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bestial |
savage; brutal |
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bilious |
bad tempered; cross |
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cantankerous |
bad tempered; cross; bilious |
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blanch |
to whiten; to make pale |
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bland |
mild; tasteless; dull |
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blandishment |
flattery |