REMOTE

PREDICT
DETEST
KIN
GRACIOUS
PENSIVE
BANISH
SIMULATE
FRAUD
CHARISMA
SACCHARINE
APPORTION
DRAG
GENERIC
JOVIAL
QUALM
INDIFFERENT
WARY
DISTORT
REVERIE
SUMPTUOUS
LOOT
LOQUACIOUS
REEL
INSCRUTABLE
CHIMERA
APPALL
TEMERITY
UPRIGHT
EDUCE
NABOB
LOUCHE
PALL
STENTORIAN
SACROSANCT
WITHDRAW
IMPARTIAL
SECRET
LUMINOUS
HEARTFELT
AWE
PIT
MALODOROUS
ROTUND
EXPOUND
TALENT
PIQUE
COMMON
ABATE
BRAZEN
DEARTH
EXPECT
PEAKED
ABRIDGE
IRASCIBLE

Faraway, or distant
Declare in advance or to foretell
Feel intense or violent dislike, or to hate
People with common ancestors, or relatives
Be pleasant or considerate in social interactions
Moodily or dreamily thoughtful
To drive out from home or country, or to exile
To assume the outward appearance of, or to imitate
Someone who is not what he or she pretends to be, or an imposter
Magnetic charm or appeal
Overly sweet
To divide and share out
To pull, or to cause movement in a direction with applied force
Having the characteristic of a whole group, or general
Good humored or merry
Feeling of uneasiness about a moral issue, or a scruple
To be marked by impartiality or to be neutral
To be attentive especially to danger, or to be cautious
To twist out of a normal state, or to deform
The state of being lost in thought, or a daydream
Excessively costly, rich, or luxurious
Goods seized in war, or spoils
Excessively talkative, or garrulous
To move round and round, or to whirl
Not easily interpreted or understood, or mysterious
Fabrication of the mind, or an illusion
To overcome with shock, or to dismay
Unreasonable contempt for danger or recklessness, or audacity
Honorable or vertical; horizontal and supine are both antonyms of upright
To develop something potential or latent;
To elicit means to draw out something hidden or latent
A person of great wealth or importance, or a bigwig
Not reputable, or indecent
To deprive of pleasure in something by satiating
Loud and is usually used to imply a voice of great power and range
The most sacred, or holy
To remove or retreat; to advance is the opposite of retreat
Without prejudice or bias, therefore biased is the opposite
Hidden or covert; overt means open to view
Radiating or reflecting light, or glowing; dim means dark or dull
Expressing genuine feeling, or sincere, so insincere is its opposite
A sense of deep respect or veneration; contempt means a lack of respect, or disdain
A hole and a peak is the top of a hill or mountain
To have a bad smell; fragrant means smelling sweet or delicate
Rounded or plump, therefore thin is the opposite
Explain; to confuse, or confound, is the opposite of expound
A special creative or artistic ability, therefore inability is the opposite
Excite or irritate; to soothe means to calm
Ordinary or familiar; strange means unfamiliar
Reduce in degree or intensity; to augment means to increase
Be defiant or insolent; bashful means to be shy or timid
An inadequate supply or lack of something;
Abundance means an ample quantity, or wealth
Wait for or to look forward to; to despair is to lose all hope
To appear pale or wan; to be ruddy is to have a healthy, red complexion
To shorten and to extend means to lengthen
Easily angered; placid means calm or serene

KINDLE
APPROBATE
SUPERCILIOUS
MEAGER
PHILISTINE
IMPROVIDENT
ZENITH
DEMUR
GERMANE
FATUOUS
QUIESCENT
MATUTINAL
SARTORIAL
IMPECUNIOUS
SAPIENT
MODEST
CUSTOM
PROLONG
HUSTLE
SOLEMN
IMPLY
RAMBLE
BENEFICIAL
FLARE
NEGLIGENT
ALOOF
RESOLVE
CONGREGATE
UTTER
FEARLESS
NEGLIGIBLE
PLACID
RAKE
DUPE
STIGMA
RESIDE
COVETOUS
ABIDE
SHREWD
FETTER
FLAGRANT
MITIGATE
RAIL
MELD
RALLY
ABJECT
CHURLISH
BESPOKE
ANTEDILUVIAN
DIFFIDENT
PICAYUNE
PROFFER
SMITE
MORDANT
WINNOW

Start burning or ignite; to smother means to stifle or suppress

Approve or sanction; to condemn means to declare wrong or to convict
Coolly or patronizingly haughty;
Meek means enduring injury with patience & without resentment
Lacking in quality or quantity; copious means present in large quantity, or abundant
A person guided by material values; an intellectual is one who is creatively intellect
Lacking prudent foresight, or careless;
Cautious means to be wary or to exercise forethought
The highest point or the apex; nadir means the lowest point
Delay or hesitate; to embrace means to accept readily or gladly; demure means coy
Appropriate or relevant, therefore irrelevant is the opposite
Inanely foolish; sensible is its nearest opposite
Inactivity or repose, therefore active is the opposite
Relating to the morning; crepuscular means relating to or resembling twilight
Relating to tailored clothes; homespun means homemade
Having little or no money, therefore wealthy is the opposite
Possessing great wisdom, or sage; one meaning of simple is deficient in intelligence
To be free of conceit or pretension, or humble
A long-established practice, or a habit
To lengthen in time, or to extend
To hurry
Marked by grave sobriety, or serious
To express indirectly, or to suggest
To move aimlessly from place to place, or to wander
Causing benefit, or advantageous
Fire or blaze used to signal; flair means talent or style
Marked by neglect, or careless
Distant in feeling, or reserved
To decide, often to stop from doing something
To gather in a group
To express in words
Lacking fear, or brave
So small or insignificant as to deserve little attention
Free of disturbance, or calm
A dissolute person, or a scoundrel
To deceive or to trick
A mark of shame or discredit, or a stain
To occupy a place as ones home, or to dwell
Having an inordinate desire for wealth, or greedy
To endure without yielding, or to withstand
Marked by clever awareness, or astute
To hamper, or to restrain
Obviously wrong or immoral; glaring means painfully obvious
To make less severe or painful, or to relieve
To scold in harsh, abusive language
To merge or to blend
Arouse for action, or to muster
Cast down in spirit, or utterly hopeless; despondent means having lost all hope
Resembling an ill-bred or vulgar person, or boorish
Custom-made; tailored also means custom-made
Ancient that may be before the time of the flood and Noahs ark, or antiquated
Shy or lacking in confidence
Trivial or of little value; paltry means trivial or meager
To put something forward for acceptance, or to tender
To strike heavily especially with the hand
Biting or caustic in means or speech
To sift or get rid of, like weed, it is often used with out

DETAIN
FLUID
FAMOUS
CONTINUE
COLOSSAL
LABOR
BRAWNY
FLAUNT
FICKLE
HEAL
INEPT
PACIFY
PIVOTAL
SULLEN
CURSED
ASSURE
CANDID
FALLACIOUS
GUMPTION
OBTUSE
ECSTASY
OBSEQUIOUS
ASTUTE
DOLEFUL
WINSOME
WANTON
DROLL
BANAL
ENIGMATIC
LUGUBRIOUS
PERSPICACIOUS
PARSIMONY
TRUCULENT
ELAN
SPURIOUS
RECONDITE
WELTER
GAINSAY
ECLAT
EFFLUVIUM
DEPLETE
CHEAT
MISERABLE
VOLUNTARY
REFUTE
VINTAGE
TART
IMPERIAL
CORNER
DIFFUSE
ZEST
HINDER
HAGGLE
LATENT
IMPEL

To hold or keep back; to release means to let go

A substance that flows; a solid does not flow
Widely known; obscure means little known
To act without interruption; to pause means to stop temporarily
Incredibly large, therefore tiny is the opposite
To work; to rest means to cease working
Muscled or strong, therefore weak is the opposite
To display showily, or to show off, therefore hide is the opposite
To lack steadiness, therefore steady is the opposite
To restore to health; to maim means to injure
To lack competence, therefore competent is the opposite
To soothe, or calm, therefore excite is the opposite
Very important, or crucial, therefore unimportant is the opposite
Showing a disagreeable mood, or lacking cheer, therefore cheerful is the opposite
To be the subject of misfortune, or to be unlucky, therefore lucky is the opposite
To make sure by removing doubt or worry;
Alarm means to give warning or to arouse fear
To be frank, or honest, therefore dishonest is the opposite
Tending to deceive; truthful means disposed to tell the truth
Initiative, or drive; apathy means a lack of interest or concern
Insensitive or stupid; acute means marked by keen perception or shrewd
A state of rapturous delight; agony means intense pain of mind or body
Subservient or fawning; domineering means exercising overbearing control
Shrewd or showing acute mental vision; gullible means easily duped or cheated
Full of grief or cheerless; vivacious means full of life and spirit
Cheerful and engaging; dour means gloomy or sullen
Malicious or merciless, therefore merciful is the opposite
To have a humorous or odd quality; sedate means unruffled or serious
Trite or commonplace, therefore extraordinary is the opposite
Mysterious or obscure, therefore obvious is the opposite
Mournful, or dismal, therefore cheerful is the opposite
Keen or astute, therefore dull is the opposite
Thrift or stinginess, therefore generosity is the opposite
Cruel or savage, therefore gentle is the opposite
Vigorous spirit or enthusiasm; despair means an utter loss of hope
Lacking genuine qualities, or false, therefore genuine is the opposite
Difficult for one of ordinary understanding to comprehend;
Manifest means easily understood or recognized
A state of wild disorder, or turmoil, therefore order is the opposite
To deny; one meaning of to own is to admit
A dazzling effect, or brilliance, therefore dullness is the opposite
An offensive smell; fragrance means a sweet or delicate odor
To reduce or deprive or something essential; exhaust means to empty completely
To influence by means of trickery, or to defraud
In a state of distress or unhappiness
Done by ones own will, or willing
To prove wrong, or to deny the truth of
Old and enduring interest, or classic
Pleasantly sharp or acid to the taste
Befitting or suggesting an emperor; regal means befitting or suggesting a king
To drive into a corner, or to trap
To break up or spread out, or to scatter
Keen enjoyment, or gusto
To hold back; one meaning of to check means to slow or bring to a stop
To negotiate over terms or price, or to bargain
Capable of becoming but not currently visible, or dormant
To drive forward using strong moral pressure, or to force

WRETCHED
THRONG
IRKSOME
REGULATE
LISSOME
WARRANT
MISPRIZE
PROTRACT
IMPUGN
LAX
SUPERVENE
RIGOR
EXIGENT
DISCRETE
FERVID
ERSATZ
PROPINQUITY
REDOLENT
VOCIFEROUS
TURPITUDE
GRACIOUS
IMAGINATIVE
VALOR
KNOWING
SEVERE
ANIMOSITY
EXACT
TACIT
EXTRAVAGANT
REPUDIATE
STAMINA
PRISTINE
ROUGH
CONCEDE
GARNER
PLACATE
PRODIGAL
POPULAR
FELICITOUS
ADROIT
AUSTERE
MITE
INSIPID
SUPERNAL
WASTREL
REPROBATE
TEMPERATE
SPECIOUS
NEBULOUS
EFFETE
RABBLE
PARVENU
PROTEAN

Extremely distressed, or miserable

A large number of assembled people, or a mass
Tedious or annoying
To bring under the control of law; to police means to control or keep order
Supple or flexible
To serve as adequate ground or reason, or to justify
To hold in contempt, or to despise
To prolong in time or space, or to delay
To attack verbally as false or lacking integrity; to assail means to attack
In a relaxed state, or slack
To follow as an unexpected development
Severity of life, or austerity
Demanding immediate attention, or urgent
Individually distinct
Ardent or passionate
A usually artificial or inferior substitute
Nearness in place or time
Aromatic or full of a specific scent, or odorous
Loud and insistent, (in presentation of demands or requests);
Strident also means loud & insistent
Wickedness, or depravity
To be pleasant in a social situation, or cordial; rude means to be unpleasant
Having imagination; dull means lacking imagination
Strength of mind or spirit, or courage; cowardice means lack of courage
Having information or knowledge; dense means dull or stupid
Of severe is strict; lenient means mild or indulgent
Resentment or hostility, therefore love is the opposite
In complete accordance with fact, or correct, therefore incorrect is the opposite
Unspoken, or implied; dictated means spoken
Lacking in restraint and moderation, therefore moderate is the opposite
To reject or deny, therefore to admit is the opposite
Strength or endurance, therefore weakness is the opposite
Unspoiled or pure; sullied means spoiled or tarnished
Having an uneven, coarse surface; sleek means having a smooth, bright surface
To yield; to withstand means to successfully resist
To gather or to store; to squander means to cause to disperse or to scatter
To soothe or calm; to enrage means to anger
Wasteful or extravagant; thrifty means thriving by industry and frugality
Frequently encountered or accepted, or common, therefore uncommon is opposite
Very well-suited or apt; inopportune means inconvenient or not well-suited
Skillful in the use of the hands, therefore clumsy is the opposite
Simple and unadorned; lavish means produced or expended in abundance
A very small or insignificant part; bulk means the main or greater part
Lacking in qualities that interest or excite, therefore exciting is the opposite
Coming from on high, or heavenly; infernal is a synonym for hellish
One who spends foolishly or self-indulgently;
A miser is someone who hoards his or her wealth
Morally debased or depraved;
One meaning of elevated is to be on moral/intellectual highs
Moderate; inordinate means excessive or immoderate
Having a false look of truth or genuineness, therefore genuine is the opposite
Vague or indistinct, therefore distinct is the opposite
Weak or decadent; one meaning of proper is virtuous or respectable
A disorderly or disorganized crowd of people;
A union is a group of organized individuals
An upstart or a social climber; a wallflower is one who refrains from socializing
Showing great diversity or variability, or versatile,
Therefore, unchanging is the opposite

LAPIDARIAN
VERTIGINOUS
DELIRIOUS
LURE
INFIRM
PERILOUS
CAUTIOUS
ISOLATION
LULL
MUTINY
OUTFIT
NAIVE
PUNCTUAL
ENTICE
DELUDE
SOLEMNITY
OMIT
STINGY
RESILIENT
MALIGN
IMPUDENT
PITCHED
VACILLATE
TEPID
KINETIC
LARGESSE
LAMBASTE
INSIDIOUS
KOWTOW
DECORUM
RUDIMENTARY
SUCCOR
ENJOIN
CASTIGATE
TUMID
RECONNOITER
JEJUNE
OBLOQUY
ECUMENICAL
RECONDITE
SINECURE
QUERULOUS
WRATH
POMPOUS
PLETHORA
PREVALENT
CALAMITY
WINCE
SUPERFICIAL
SMUDGE
TANGLE
DRIZZLE
REFORM
MUNDANE

Having elegance or precision and comes from the word lapidary,

Which means a cutter or engraver of precious stones, so inelegant is the opposite
Inclined to frequent change, or inconstant, therefore constant is the opposite
Marked by frenzied excitement, or manic
To attract animals into a trap, like a decoy
Feeble from age, or weak
Dangerous, therefore safe is the opposite
Careful; reckless means lacking caution
The state of being alone or withdrawn, or solitude
A temporary pause
Resistance to lawful authority, or rebellion
To supply or to furnish
Unaffectedly simple, or unsophisticated
On time; tardy means late
Attract seductively, or to lure; to repulse means to cause aversion to, or to disgust
To mislead the judgment of someone, or to trick;
To enlighten means to give knowledge to someone
Formal or ceremonious observance, or seriousness;
Gravity means dignity of bearing, or seriousness
To leave out, to fail to perform, or to neglect
Lacking generosity; one meaning of liberal is giving freely, or generous
Capable of withstanding shock; flimsy means lacking physical strength/substance
To speak false or harmful things of, or to slander
Contemptuously bold or cocky, or insolent
Intensely fought; one meaning of heated is marked by anger
To hesitate among choices, or to waver; decide means to choose
Lukewarm; scalding means boiling hot
Relating to motion, or dynamic; static means at rest, or stationary
Liberal giving or generosity
To attack verbally, or to censure
Harmful but enticing or seductive; repellant means arousing aversion or disgust
To show fawning deference; to snub means to treat with contempt
Conduct required in social life, or etiquette
Crude or primitive
Go to the aid of, or relieve; to injure means to harm
To forbid or prohibit, therefore permit is the opposite
To subject to severe punishment
Puffy or swollen
Information or to explore; disregard means to pay no attention to
Lacking in substance or interest; insipid means lacking qualities to excite/interest
Abusive language; tirade means harshly censorious language
Of or relating to the whole body of churches, or universal;
Parochial means of or relating to a parish, or limited in scope or range
Hidden from sight or obscure; patent means readily visible or intelligible
Is a job for which little or no work is expected; cakewalk is one-sided competition
Habitually complaining, or fretful
Strong, vengeful anger
Self-important, or arrogant
Abundance / an ample quantity, or wealth
Generally accepted, or widespread
An extraordinarily grave event, or disaster
To shrink back involuntarily, or to flinch
Be concerned only with the surface or appearance, or shallow
A blurry spot or streak
A twisted, knotted mass, or a snarl
To drizzle is to rain in very small drops, or to sprinkle
To change for the better, or to correct
Ordinary, or commonplace

METHODICAL
PRETENSION
SPITE
AFFECT
SCALE
HERALD
FACULTY
SUNDRY
MIRTH
SUPPLANT
DRUDGERY
VENERATE
PREREQUISITE
CONCILIATE
DIRE
EXULTANT
GRAPPLE
SURREPTITIOUS
RECALCITRANT
PRETERNATURAL
PRETTY
PERNICIOUS
COTERIE
REPRISAL
NEFARIOUS
MANIFOLD
CURRY
FACTIOUS
TRAGIC
WEAN
ABLE
HASTE
TIRELESS
MALICE
PERMANENT
FRIVOLOUS
ATTAIN
PLAIN
TAINT
DENOUNCE
BELITTLE
CONTRARY
TEDIOUS
GLOWER
LICENSE
EXACTING
CURTAIL
DUBIOUS
EMINENT
INTERDICT
ABDICATE
MENDACIOUS
INDOLENT
LASSITUDE
FORTUITOUS
VERDANT

Proceeding according to an order or system, or systematic

An effort to establish, or ambition
Petty ill will or hatred, or malice
To make a display of using or liking something, or to cultivate
To climb
To greet with enthusiasm, or to hail
An ability or gift
An indeterminate number, or various
Gladness expressed with laughter, or glee
Take the place of, or to replace
Uninspiring or menial labor
To treat with reverential respect, or to revere
Necessary for carrying out a function
Gain goodwill with pleasing acts, or to appease
Desperately urgent
Filled with or expressing great joy, or jubilant
To come to grips with, or to struggle
Done or acquired in stealth, or clandestine
Defiant of authority, or unruly
Exceeding what is natural, or extraordinary
Miserable or terrible, as in the expression a pretty pickle
Highly injurious or deadly, or noxious
A group of people with some common purpose;
A club is association of people having common purpose
An act of vengeance, or a retaliation
Flagrantly wicked, or evil
Marked by variety, or diverse
To seek to gain favor, or to flatter
Inclined to form factions; seditious means disposed to insurrection
Regrettably serious or sorrowful; comic means humorous
To detach from a dependence; to addict means to make dependent
Having skill or ability; inept means lacking skill
Hurry; delay means postponement or procrastination
Filled with energy; exhausted means depleted of energy
A desire to see another suffer; goodwill means desire to see another benefit
Lasting; fleeting means passing quickly or temporary
Lacking seriousness, therefore serious is the most dissimilar
To achieve or to gain, therefore to lose is the most dissimilar
Lacking in beauty; lovely means beautiful
To contaminate or corrupt; to purify means to make pure
To denounce is to speak out against; to covet means to wish for enviously
To make seem little or less; to magnify means to enlarge
Unwilling to accept control or advice; agreeable means ready or willing to agree
Boring; pleasurable means enjoyable or delightful
A sullen brooding look, therefore smile is the most dissimilar
Permission; restriction means limitation
Severe; lenient means indulgent
To cut short; to prolong means to lengthen or extend
Questionable or unreliable, therefore reliable is the most dissimilar
Prominent, or famous; obscure means not prominent, or unknown
To forbid; to sanction means to approve
To renounce power or high office; to usurp means seize power or high office
Dishonest; veracious means truthful or honest
Lazy; industrious means hardworking
Weariness; vigor means strength or force
Occurring by chance, or accidental; deliberate is careful consideration/voluntary
Green, especially with plant life; arid means dry, or lacking enough rainfall

DISPARAGE
DUCTILE
ASPERITY
PROCLIVITY
EPICUREAN
VITUPERATION
TRADUCE
GAMBOL
BRIDLE
QUIXOTIC
SPARE
LACHRYMOSE
GLARE
PEER
ERRATIC
FIASCO
CIVIL
CHASM
EXPERTISE
AUSPICIOUS
OUTLANDISH
GAMBIT
PINE
VORACIOUS
EXPLOIT
FACILE
CULMINATION
ESCHEW
FEIGN
ABSCOND
KNACK
EXTOL
APROPOS
ABEYANT
VERITABLE
KNELL
UNMITIGATED
SOPORIFIC
EPITOME
ITERATE
EDICT
BULWARK
PEDANTIC
FLAGITIOUS
BUMPTIOUS
INVEIGLE
EXPIATION
PRUDENT
EXPANSIVE
FORCED
BENIGN

To speak slightingly about; to applaud means to express approval

Easily led or influenced; one meaning of rigid is inflexible, set in opinion
Roughness of surface or manner; amenity means manner pleasantness/smoothness
Inclination or predisposition; antipathy means settled aversion or dislike
Having sensitive and self-indulgent taste in food and wine;
Ascetic means self-denial and austerity
Bitter condemnation; acclaim means praise
To expose to shame or blame; to laud means to praise or extol
To skip about in play; to trudge means to march steadily and laboriously
To restrain or keep under control; to vent means to relieve by means of an outlet
Foolishly impractical i.e. Extravagantly romantic ideals;
Staid means sedate i.e. Prim self-restraint
Lean; rotund means round or fleshy
To weep, or morose; blithe means of a happy or lighthearted character, or merry
To stare angrily; to scowl means to have an angry expression
A person belonging to same group; a fellow is an equal in rank, or of same group
Lacking regularity, or irregular
A complete failure, or a disaster
Involving the general public
A deep split in the earth, or a gorge
Mastery both mean special skills or knowledge
Marked by favorable signs
Extremely out of the ordinary; absurd means ridiculously unreasonable
Gambit is a calculated move; a ploy is a tactic
To long for, or to crave
Ravenous mean having a huge appetite
A notable or heroic act; a feat is a courageous deed
Easily achieved and often lacking sincerity;
Glib means ease and lacking depth and substance
Reaching the highest point / decisive action;
Realization means bringing into concrete existence
To avoid habitually, or to abstain
To assert as if true, or to pretend
To depart secretly; to flee means to run away
A special / gifted ability
To praise highly
Relevant and appropriate; opportune means occurring at an appropriate time
In a period of temporary inactivity, or pending
Not false or imagined, or authentic
To sound in an ominous manner;
To toll means to sound in long measured strokes; (both describe ringing of bells)
Offering little chance of change or relief, or absolute; utter means total or absolute
Causing sleep; hypnotic means tending to produce sleep
A typical or ideal example; essence is the real or very basic nature of something
To say or do again, or to repeat
An official proclamation; a decree is an order with the force of the law
A solid wall-like structure raised for defense, or a rampart
Ostentatiously or narrowly learned, or unimaginative;
Pedestrian is commonplace or unimaginative
Marked by outrageous crime or vice;
Villainous means having the characteristics of a deliberate criminal or scoundrel
Noisily self-assertive; arrogant means disposed to exaggerate ones own worth
To win over with flattery; to cajole means to persuade with flattery
The act of making atonement; atonement means reparation for offense/injury
Marked by wisdom or good judgment; foolish means lack of good sense or prudence
Sizeable or extensive; narrow means restricted
Produced with effort; natural means uncultivated or spontaneous
A gentle disposition; malicious means marked by mischievous impulse

ACQUAINT
FOSTER
AMPLE
AERATE
DEVIANT
VENERABLE
ABOLISH
RANCOR
FORSAKE
DAUNT
TRACTABLE
PAUCITY
DEXTEROUS
HEEDLESS
ABOUND
UNALLOYED
CONFEDERATE
BANNER

To get to know or to become friendly; alienate means cause unfriendliness/hostility

To encourage; to discourage means to deprive of courage or confidence
More than adequate in size/scope/capacity, or sufficient, so, insufficient is opposite
To supply with oxygen; to suffocate means to deprive of oxygen
Departing from the established norm, or abnormal, so normal is dissimilar
Impressive by reason of age; sophomoric means poorly informed and immature
To do away with entirely; to establish means to bring into existence
Bitter ill-will; one meaning of accord is balanced interrelationship, or harmony
To renounce; one meaning of to embrace is to welcome or include
To lessen the courage of; to inspirit means to give vigor or courage
Easily handled or managed; stubborn means difficult to handle or manage
Smallness of number; excess means ample quantity
Skillful with the hands; clumsy means lacking dexterity, nimbleness, or grace
Inconsiderate or thoughtless; attentive means heedful or mindful of others comfort
To be present in great numbers; to dwindle means to become steadily less
Pure, therefore impure is the most dissimilar
An ally or accomplice; an enemy is an opponent
Distinguished from all others in excellence, or unforgettable,
Forgettable is the most dissimilar
RESPLENDENT
Glowing splendor; dowdy means not attractive/neat appearance, or shabby
DISCALCED
Barefoot; shod means wearing shoes
SCURRILOUS
Use foul language, or crass; decent means conforming to standards of propriety
ONEROUS
Burdensome or troublesome, therefore easy is the most dissimilar
SAGACITY
Wisdom; stupidity means a lack of wisdom
PULCHRITUDINOUS Physical beauty; unsightly means not pleasing to the sight, or ugly
DILETTANTE
A person having a superficial interest in an art or branch or knowledge;
Professional is a person who engages in a pursuit as a profession
DYSPEPTIC
Showing a sour disposition; euphoric means marked by feeling or well-being
RELICTION
The gradual recession of water leaving the land dry;
Flood means the rising and overflow of a body of water onto dry land
PROLIX
Unduly prolonged, therefore brief is the most dissimilar
VILLENAGE
The peasant or commoner class; nobility means the noble class, or gentry
LAMBENT
Softly bright or radiant; dull means lacking in brightness or shine
CRAVEN
Cowardly; stalwart means marked by outstanding strength or vigor
HEED
To pay attention to, or to consider
APPOINT
Named officially, often to a position; nominate means to appoint for office
EDGE
To force or move gradually (as in to edge off the road)
HOARD
Gather a hidden supply; to stockpile means accumulate a reserve of something
ELEVATE
Lift up, or raise; to hoist means to raise into position
HOMOGENEOUS
Descended from the same ancestral type, or alike
HUB
A center of activity
FLAUNT
To display ostentatiously or impudently; to parade means to exhibit ostentatiously
TAME
Deficient in spirit or courage, or submissive
FLEX
To bend
IRK
Annoy or irritate
TANTALIZE
Tease by presenting something desirable;
Flirt means to behave amorously without serious intent
LOOM
Come into sight in enlarged or distorted form;
Surface means to come to the surface or into view
DASTARDLY
Despicably mean or cowardly
FITFUL
Having intermittent or irregular character; erratic means lacking regularity
AFICIONADO
A fan, or a devotee
GAUDY
Ostentatiously or tastelessly ornamented; flashy means ostentatious or showy
CONTIGUOUS
Touching along a boundary or point; adjoining means joining at a point or line
SWINDLER
A person who takes money or property through fraud or deceit;
Charlatan is a person who pretends to have knowledge or ability, or a fraud
BRISTLE
Take on an aggressive or angry appearance;
Seethe means to experience violent internal agitation

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A dishonest person; a knave is a tricky deceitful person

To express warning in a gentle manner, or to caution
A person who writes or speaks in defense of a cause, or a defender
Influence using soft words or flattery; to plead means to entreat or appeal earnestly
Proxy is a person who has the power to act for another, or a delegate
Complete composure or self-assurance, or poise
To strike repeatedly
Declare positively, or to state
A distorted or grossly inferior imitation;
Mockery is an insincere or contemptible imitation
Appearance or demeanor; carriage means manner of holding ones body, or posture
An attack or convulsion, or a fit
Lofty or pompous eloquence; one meaning of bluster is loudly boastful speech
Protection, or sponsorship
A sudden or loud noise, or an explosion
Burial (Practice of burying a dead body)
Indifferent or nonchalant; blas means apathetic to pleasure
A shrew, or a witch
A long cliff or a steep slope
A short, pithy saying; an adage is a saying that embodies a common observation
One who rules by virtue of wealth; a banker is one who do business of finance
Following in time or order; previous means going before in time or order
To give up voluntarily; to retain means to keep
Occurring without warning, or sudden; anticipated means expected
To wear away; to restore means to bring back to an original state
To keep safe or preserve, which is the opposite of to waste
To remember, which is the opposite of to forget
Temporarily inactive, which is the opposite of active
Capable to pay all debts; broke means penniless
To delay or put off, which is the opposite of to hurry
Cheerless or dejected, which is the opposite of joyful
Easily taught; unruly means not easily managed or disciplined
Blunt in manner or speech to the point of being ungracious;
Gracious means marked by charm and good taste
Unplanned or unrehearsed; rehearsed means trained or practiced
Unsophisticated; urbane means sophisticated
To deny the importance of something, or to belittle;
Uphold means to support or to elevate
To extend approval or sanction; to deny means to refuse to grant
A strong inclination or capacity; a disinclination is a slight aversion
Prestige; ignominy means disgrace
To display clearly or reveal, which is the opposite of to hide
Sanction or approval, therefore disapproval is the most dissimilar
Boastful, which is the opposite of modest
Hatred and condemnation; admiration means a feeling of delighted approval
Wicked; virtuous means morally excellent
Relating to a foul, noxious exhalation from the earth;
A mephitic environment would be unhealthy, so healthy is its opposite
Stubbornly resistant to control or unruly; tame means docile or submissive
Characterized by full of banal/trite remarks; exhilarating means refreshing/exciting
Lively or enthusiastic; glum means dreary or gloomy
Optional; compulsory means mandatory, or not optional
Calm or peaceful; tempestuous means turbulent or stormy
Frivolous talk, therefore silence is the most dissimilar
To signal or summon with a wave or a nod; to motion means to gesture
An expression that is unique either grammatically or in meaning
Grave or serious; frivolous means lacking in seriousness
Cause to move faster; to delay means to move or act slowly

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To carry out fully; one meaning of to perform is to carry out

Occupy completely; one meaning of to absorb is to engage or engross wholly
Incapable of being affected or disturbed
Prone means having a tendency or inclination, or being likely
Exaggerated pride or self-confidence
Make confused, or to bewilder; to clarify means to make free from confusion
The young of an animal or a family of young;
Progeny is the offspring of animals or plants
Penitent for sin or failing; rueful means regretful
Check or to stop; to hamper means to impede or restrain
Trouble or harass; to hector means to intimidate or harass
Having knowledge or experience with, so, inexperienced is dissimilar
Extreme stinginess or frugality, which is the opposite of generous
Steadfast in loyalty or principle, or faithful
An act of disloyalty, or betrayal
A smug or false earnestness, or insincere, therefore sincere is the most dissimilar
Act of referring to a supposed cause, source, or author;
Attribution means the act of explaining by indicating a cause,
Or the act of ascribing (attributing) a work to a particular author or artist
A trifle (something of little value or importance); a bauble is a trinket or a trifle
Criticize severely, which is the opposite of to praise

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