"Phobia" by Flocabulary
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- Daunting
- Intimidating
- Feral
- Savage, Wild, Untamed
- Abhor
- To Hate, Loathe
- Destitute
- Impoverished
- Abject
- Of The Most Miserable of Contemptible Kind
- Domicile
- A Residence, A Home
- Derelict
- Run-Down, Abandoned
- Requisition
- A Demand For Goods, Often By An Authority
- Renovate
- To Restore, Return To Original State
- Affluent
- Rich, Wealthy
- Raze
- To Demolish
- Reprehensible
- Deserving of Criticism
- Dilapidated
- In a State of Disrepair
- Exacerbate
- To Make More Violent, Intense
- Pacify
- To Sooth, Ease
- Allay
- To Soothe, Assuage
- Assuage
- To Ease, Pacify
- Anxiety
- Uneasiness
- Sedate
- To Calm, Soothe
- Sobriety
- Moderation From Excess, or Calm Tranquility
- Agoraphobia
- An Abnormal Fear of Open or Public Places
- Claustrophobia
- An Abnormal Fear of Closed or Crowded Spaces
- Diaphanous
- Transparent, Light, Airy
- Harrowing
- Agonizing, Distressing
- Strenuous
- Requiring Tremendous Strength or Energy
- Canvas
- A Piece of Cloth on Which an Artist Paints
- Ascetic
- One Who Practices Restraint as a Means of Self-Discipline, Usually Religious
- Quaint
- Old-Fashioned
- Reel
- To Be Thrown Off Balance of Feel Dizzy
- Redoubtable
- Formidable, Commanding Respect
- Austere
- Very Bare, Bleak, Simple
- Taciturn
- Not Inclined to Talk
- Enervate
- To Weaken, Make Weary
- Abscond
- To Sneak Away and Hide
- Desolate
- Deserted, Lifeless
- Despondent
- Discouraged, Hopeless, Depressed
- Forlorn
- Lonely, Hopeless