Definition:the highest point, summit, peak
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:summit
Antonym:low point
Sentence: I am at the acme of Mount Everest waiting for the helicopter to get me.
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:summit
Antonym:low point
Sentence: I am at the acme of Mount Everest waiting for the helicopter to get me.
Acme
Definition:(noun) to consider by the one made indicated. (verb) something attributed to someone or something
Part of speech:Noun, verb
Synonym:noun-trait, verb-ascribe
Antonym:0
Sentence:(noun) I have a attribute in many sports that I use to win. (verb) I am going to attribute you to this team until they strat winning
Part of speech:Noun, verb
Synonym:noun-trait, verb-ascribe
Antonym:0
Sentence:(noun) I have a attribute in many sports that I use to win. (verb) I am going to attribute you to this team until they strat winning
Attribute
Definition:to regard or portray as less impressive
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:minimize
Antonym:exaggerate
Sentence:I am going to belittle you tonight to minimize you to a certain point.
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:minimize
Antonym:exaggerate
Sentence:I am going to belittle you tonight to minimize you to a certain point.
Belittle
Definition: to take, carry, or bring from one to another
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:carry
Antonym:0
Sentence: I need you to convey and carry my bag to the front of the line.
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:carry
Antonym:0
Sentence: I need you to convey and carry my bag to the front of the line.
Convey
Definition:Something that is taught
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:article
Antonym:disbelief
Sentence: My mom has a doctrine in teaching elementary kids in math.
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:article
Antonym:disbelief
Sentence: My mom has a doctrine in teaching elementary kids in math.
Doctrine
Definition: a tax levied for a license
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:customs
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have a excise waiting for me in my driveway at the customs window.
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:customs
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have a excise waiting for me in my driveway at the customs window.
Excise
Definition:Strikingly unusual and strange.
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:alien
Antonym:familiar
Sentence: I found an exotic alien creature in my front yard today.
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:alien
Antonym:familiar
Sentence: I found an exotic alien creature in my front yard today.
Exotic
Definition:having a gaunt, wasted, or an exotic experience
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:drawn
Antonym:fresh
Sentence: I have had a haggard and drawn experience from the Bahamas.
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:drawn
Antonym:fresh
Sentence: I have had a haggard and drawn experience from the Bahamas.
Haggard
Definition: easy and sprightly in manner
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:unconcerned
Antonym:downcast
Sentence: I was very jaunty of you and unconcerned of your attitude towards these new sports yesterday.
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:unconcerned
Antonym:downcast
Sentence: I was very jaunty of you and unconcerned of your attitude towards these new sports yesterday.
Jaunty
Definition: the line or point in which both body parts join
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:union
Antonym:0
Sentence: I am in a juncture with my squad and am a union with my country.
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:union
Antonym:0
Sentence: I am in a juncture with my squad and am a union with my country.
Juncture
Definition:Lowly and sometimes degrading
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:underlining
Antonym:lofty
Sentence: I have been menial today and underlining because of how tired I am.
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:underlining
Antonym:lofty
Sentence: I have been menial today and underlining because of how tired I am.
Menial
Definition: to ward off
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:0
Antonym:0
Sentence: I am going to parry my brother because of how annoying he is.
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:0
Antonym:0
Sentence: I am going to parry my brother because of how annoying he is.
Parry
Definition:engaging in ro living by these activities
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:greedy
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have seen many predatory birds today that have been greedy.
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:greedy
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have seen many predatory birds today that have been greedy.
Predatory
Definition:To work havok upon
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:cream
Antonym:Aid
Sentence:A ravage has come upon me and creamed me to the ground.
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:cream
Antonym:Aid
Sentence:A ravage has come upon me and creamed me to the ground.
Ravage
Definition:the position or bearing of the body while standing.
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:attitude
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have a very weird stance that has an attitude towards my family.
Part of speech:noun
Synonym:attitude
Antonym:0
Sentence: I have a very weird stance that has an attitude towards my family.
Stance
Definition:low or mean, base.
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:crude
Antonym:nice
Sentence: I have a tawdry that is very crude and annoying towards my friends
Part of speech:adjective
Synonym:crude
Antonym:nice
Sentence: I have a tawdry that is very crude and annoying towards my friends
Tawdry
Definition: a person who changes to the opposite party or faction
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:traitor
Antonym:loyalist
Sentence: We had a turncoat in our party and he wasna traitor to us.
Part of speech:Noun
Synonym:traitor
Antonym:loyalist
Sentence: We had a turncoat in our party and he wasna traitor to us.
Turncoat
Definition:Modest, unpretentious
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:0
Antonym:conceited
Sentence: I am very unassuming in these types of situations today.
Part of speech:Adjective
Synonym:0
Antonym:conceited
Sentence: I am very unassuming in these types of situations today.
Unassuming
Definition:to surge up or billow forth, as smoke or heat
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:delight in, bask in
Antonym:0
Sentence: I would like to wallow with this group and bask in to the game.
Part of speech:verb
Synonym:delight in, bask in
Antonym:0
Sentence: I would like to wallow with this group and bask in to the game.
Wallow
Definition:to roll about or lie in water
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:hesitate
Antonym:stand firm
Sentence: I like to waver when something suspicious is going on and hesitate.
Part of speech:Verb
Synonym:hesitate
Antonym:stand firm
Sentence: I like to waver when something suspicious is going on and hesitate.
Waver