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Flagrant |
Glaringly Bad; Outrageous SYN:Offensive; Shameless; Brazen |
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Patrician |
An Aristocrat. SYN: Noble ANT:Commoner |
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Emissary |
One sent on a special misson to represent others. SYN: Ambassador; Agent |
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Kindred |
Having similar origin, nature, or character. SYN: Homogeneous ANT: Disparate |
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Fracas |
A loud quarrel or fight. SYN: Brawl |
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Lacerate |
To tear (Flesh) jaggedly. SYN: Slash; Gash; Rip ANT: Suture |
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Futile |
Useless; pointless. SYN: Ineffectual; Fruitless ANT: Effectives; Useful |
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Immaculate |
Spotless; Perfect. SYN: Clean; Pure ANT: Dirty; Soiled; Spotted |
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Gait |
Manner of Walking. SYN: Walk |
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Carp |
To complain or to find fault in a petty or nagging way. SYN: Grumble; Nag; Nitpick ANT: Praise; Laud |
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Query |
To ask; Inquire. SYN: Question; Interrogate |
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Queue |
A line of people of vehicles. |
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Nefarious |
Very Wicked; Notorious. SYN: Villainous; Despicable ANT: Reputable; Honest |
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Genesis |
Beginning; Origin. SYN: Start; Birth ANT: Conclusion; Finish |
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Facade |
A deceptive outward appearance; A misrepresentation. SYN: Pretense; Charade |
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Epihany |
A momement of enlightment |
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expurgate |
to remove that which may seem objectable |
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hurbis |
pride and arrogance |
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Irony |
opposite of what is expected |
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Jejune |
interesting |
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Abjure |
to give up |
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belie |
to give a false idea of something |
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chicanery |
trick |
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churlish |
rude and surly |
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diffident |
shy |
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Flagrant |
Glaringly Bad; Outrageous SYN:Offensive; Shameless; Brazen |
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Patrician |
An Aristocrat. SYN: Noble ANT:Commoner |
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Emissary |
One sent on a special misson to represent others. SYN: Ambassador; Agent |
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Kindred |
Having similar origin, nature, or character. SYN: Homogeneous ANT: Disparate |
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Fracas |
A loud quarrel or fight. SYN: Brawl |
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Lacerate |
To tear (Flesh) jaggedly. SYN: Slash; Gash; Rip ANT: Suture |
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Futile |
Useless; pointless. SYN: Ineffectual; Fruitless ANT: Effectives; Useful |
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Immaculate |
Spotless; Perfect. SYN: Clean; Pure ANT: Dirty; Soiled; Spotted |
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Gait |
Manner of Walking. SYN: Walk |
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Carp |
To complain or to find fault in a petty or nagging way. SYN: Grumble; Nag; Nitpick ANT: Praise; Laud |
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Query |
To ask; Inquire. SYN: Question; Interrogate |
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Queue |
A line of people of vehicles. |
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Nefarious |
Very Wicked; Notorious. SYN: Villainous; Despicable ANT: Reputable; Honest |
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Genesis |
Beginning; Origin. SYN: Start; Birth ANT: Conclusion; Finish |
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Facade |
A deceptive outward appearance; A misrepresentation. SYN: Pretense; Charade |
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Syn of Fallible |
Imperfect |
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Ant of Fallible |
infallible; flawless |
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Syn of blatant |
unconcealed; deliberate |
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ant of blatant |
secretive; cautious |
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Syn of dawdle |
tarry; Loiter |
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Ant of Dawdle |
hasten; expedite |
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Syn of Affiliate |
member; colleague |
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Syn of fawn |
grovel |
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Ant of fawn |
ignore; disregard;neglect |
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Syn of Calumny |
slander; slur |
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ant of calumny |
compliment |
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Syn of berate |
admonish; reprimand |
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Ant of berate |
praise |
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Syn of minion |
lackey |
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Ant of minion |
leader |
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Syn of desolate |
deserted; bleak |
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Ant of desolate |
populous; cheerful |
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Syn of bane |
blight; curse |
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Ant of bane |
aid; assistance |
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Syn of Pacify |
appease; placate |
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Ant of Pacify |
provoke; agitate |
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Syn of garble |
jumble; corrupt |
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Syn of Prevaricate |
hedge |
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Syn of filch |
pilfer; pinch |
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Syn of neophyte |
novice; amateur |
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Ant of neophyte |
expert; veteran |
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fallible |
capable of error |
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blatant |
obvious; too conspicuous |
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dawdle |
to waste time |
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affiliate |
an associate; partner |
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fawn |
to act slavishly submissive |
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calumny |
a false and malicious accusation |
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berate |
to scold or rebuke severely ane at length |
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minion |
a fawning, servile follower |
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desolate |
lonely; forlorn; uninhabited; barren |
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bane |
the cause of ruin, harm, distress, or death |
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pacify |
to calm down |
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garble |
to mix up or distort |
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precaricate |
to lie |
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filch |
to steal |
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neophyte |
a beginner |
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bilk |
to cheat or swindle; to thwart |
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homily |
a sermon |
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demise |
death; a ceasing to exist |
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emit |
to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light |
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decadence |
moral deterioration |
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aghast |
feeling great dismay or horror |
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granary |
a store house for grain |
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choleric |
easily angered |
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impede |
to hinder, obstruct |
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qualm |
a feeling of uneasiness |
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lampoon |
a written satire used to ridicule or atack someone |
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narcissistic |
conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration |
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eradicate |
to wipe out; to destroy |
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fabricate |
to concot; to make up a story in order to deceive |
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ghastly |
horrible |
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beget |
to produce; to make happen |
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educe |
to draw or bring out |
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glean |
to collect bit by bit; to gather with patient labor |
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chafe |
to wear or irritate, often through rubbing or friction |
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effrontery |
shameless boldness |
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imbibe |
to drinke (esp. alcohol) |
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feign |
to pretend |
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desist |
to stop; discontinue |
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allude |
to hint at, to refer to indirectly |
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elite |
the choice members or best of a group |
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Definition of despot |
a dictator with absolute power |
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Definition of felicity |
happiness; bliss |
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Definition of egress |
an exit; a means of going out |
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Definition of penury |
extreme poverty |
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Definition of gothic |
of the middle ages; of or relating to a mysterious, grotesque, and desolate style of fiction |
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Definition of cadaverous |
of or like a corpse; pale, gaunt, thin |
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Definition of hovel |
a wretched living place; an open shed |
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Definition of gird |
to prepare for an event or an action |
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Definition of daunt |
to make afraid; to discourage |
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Definition of flux |
a state of continental change or movement |
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Synonym(s) of despot |
tyrant |
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Antonym(s) of felicity |
unhappiness; discontent |
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Synonym(s) of egress |
passage |
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Antonym(s) of penury |
wealth; opulance |
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Synonym(s) of gothic |
none |
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Antonym(s) of cadaverous |
robust; healthy |
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Synonym(s) of hovel |
shanty; shack |
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Antonym(s) of gird |
none |
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Synonym(s) of daunt |
intimidate; dishearten |
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Antonym(s) of flux |
stability; solidity |
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Antonym(s) of despot |
none |
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Synonym(s) of felicity |
euphoria; delight |
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Antonym(s) of egress |
ingress; entrance |
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Synonym(s) of penury |
destitution |
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Antonym(s) of gothic |
none |
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Synonym(s) of cadaverous |
ghastly |
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Antonym(s) of hovel |
palace; mansion |
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Synonym(s) of gird |
brace |
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Antonym(s) of daunt |
encourage |
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Synonym(s) of flux |
fluctuation; instability |
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