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SYN. to refer to casually or indirectly: V. Allude
SYN. suggest: V. Allude
SYN. insinuate: V. Allude
SYN. hint at: V. Allude
SYN. intimate: V. Allude
SYN. supernaturall perceptive: ADJ. clairvoyant
SYN. one who possess extrasensory powers, seer: N. clairvoyant
SYN. insightful: ADJ. clairvoyant
SYN. discerning: ADJ. clairvoyant
SYN. uncanny: ADJ. clairvoyant
SYN. visionary: N. clairvoyant
ANT. blind: ADJ. clairvoyant
ANT. unseeing: ADJ. clairvoyant
ANT. myopic: ADJ. clairvoyant
ANT. dense: ADJ. clairvoyant
ANT. imperceptive: ADJ. clairvoyant
SYN. serving to settle an issue: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. final: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. decisive: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. indisputable: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. convincing: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. definitive: ADJ. conclusive
ANT. unsettled: ADJ. conclusive
ANT. provisional: ADJ. conclusive
ANT. indefinite: ADJ. conclusive
SYN. not respectable: ADJ. disreputahle
SYN. not esteemed: ADJ. disreputahle
SYN. disgraceful: ADJ. disreputahle
SYN. discreditable: ADJ. disreputahle
SYN. shady: ADJ. disreputahle
ANT. honest: ADJ. disreputahle
ANT. aboveboard: ADJ. disreputahle
ANT. respectable: ADJ. disreputahle
ANT. creditable: ADJ. disreputahle
SYN. native or confined to a particular region or people: ADJ. endemic
SYN. characteristics of or prevalent in a field: ADJ. endemic
SYN. indigenous: ADJ. endemic
SYN. restricted to: ADJ. endemic
ANT. alien: ADJ. endemic
ANT. foreign: ADJ. endemic
ANT. extraneous: ADJ. endemic
SYN. worthy of imitation: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. commendable: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. serving as a model: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. praiseworthy: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. meritorious: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. sterling: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. illustractive: ADJ. exemplary
ANT. infamous: ADJ. exemplary
ANT. notorious: ADJ. exemplary
ANT. scandalous: ADJ. exemplary
ANT. disreputable: ADJ. exemplary
SYN. to understand: V. fathom
SYN. to get to the bottom of: V. fathom
SYN. to determine the depth of: V. fathom
SYN. a measure of depth in water: N. fathom
SYN. grasp: V. fathom
SYN. comprehend: V. fathom
SYN. figure out: V. fathom
SYN. plumb: V. fathom
SYN. treacherous cunning: N. guile
SYN. deceit: N. guile
SYN. trickery: N. guile
SYN. duplicity: N. guile
SYN. chicanery: N. guile
ANT. candor: N. guile
ANT. artlessness: N. guile
ANT. naivete: N. guile
ANT. plain dealing: N. guile
SYN. honesty: N. integrity
SYN. high moral standards: N. integrity
SYN. an unimpaired condition: N. integrity
SYN. completeness: N. integrity
SYN. soundness: N. integrity
SYN. rectitude: N. integrity
SYN. probity: N. integrity
ANT. dishonesty: N. integrity
ANT. corruption: N. integrity
ANT. turpitude: N. integrity
SYN. a route of travel: N. itinerary
SYN. a record of travel: N. itinerary
SYN. a guidebook: N. itinerary
SYN. schedule: N. itinerary
SYN. program: N. itinerary
SYN. to interpret wrongly: V. miscontrue
SYN. mistake the meaning of: V. miscontrue
SYN. misjudge: V. miscontrue
SYN. misinterpret: V. miscontrue
SYN. highly offensive: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. arousing strong dislike: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. disagreeable: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. repugnant: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. hateful: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. odious: ADJ. obnoxious
ANT. agreeable: ADJ. obnoxious
ANT. pleasing: ADJ. obnoxious
ANT. engaging: ADJ. obnoxious
ANT. personable: ADJ. obnoxious
SYN. to appease: V. placate
SYN. soothe: V. placate
SYN. pacify: V. placate
SYN. satisfy: V. placate
SYN. mollify: V. placate
SYN. allay: V. placate
SYN. concilliate: V. placate
ANT. vex: V. placate
ANT. irk: V. placate
ANT. provoke: V. placate
ANT. exasperate: V. placate
ANT. annoy: V. placate
SYN. calm: ADJ. placid
SYN. peaceful: ADJ. placid
SYN. undisturbed: ADJ. placid
SYN. tranquil: ADJ. placid
SYN. quiet: ADJ. placid
SYN. serene: ADJ. placid
ANT. stormy: ADJ. placid
ANT. agitated: ADJ. placid
ANT. turbulent: ADJ. placid
ANT. tempestuous: ADJ. placid
SYN. passing off or using as ones own the writing of another person: ADJ. plagiarism
SYN. piracy: ADJ. plagiarism
SYN. theft: ADJ. plagiarism
SYN. powerful: ADJ. potent
SYN. highly effective: ADJ. potent
SYN. mighty: ADJ. potent
SYN. formidable: ADJ. potent
SYN. forceful: ADJ. potent
ANT. weak: ADJ. potent
ANT. inept: ADJ. potent
ANT. feckless: ADJ. potent
ANT. powerless: ADJ. potent
ANT. ineffective: ADJ. potent
SYN. a false reason: N. pretext
SYN. deceptive excuse: N. pretext
SYN. pretense: N. pretext
SYN. cover story: N. pretext
SYN. rationale: N. pretext
SYN. evasion: N. pretext
SYN. to stick out: V. protrude
SYN. thrust forward: V. protrude
SYN. project: V. protrude
SYN. jut out: V. protrude
SYN. bulge: V. protrude
SYN. harsh: ADJ. stark
SYN. unrelieved: ADJ. stark
SYN. desolate: ADJ. stark
SYN. utterly: ADV. stark
SYN. sheer: ADJ. stark
SYN. downright: ADJ. stark
SYN. grim: ADJ. stark
SYN. bleak: ADJ. stark
SYN. absolutely: ADV. stark
ANT. bright: ADJ. stark
ANT. cheerful: ADJ. stark
ANT. embellished: ADJ. stark
ANT. ornate: ADJ. stark
SYN. on or near the surface: ADJ. superficial
SYN. concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface: ADJ. superficial
SYN. shallow: ADJ. superficial
SYN. skin-deep: ADJ. superficial
SYN. insubstantial: ADJ. superficial
SYN. cursory: ADJ. superficial
SYN. slapdash: ADJ. superficial
ANT. deep: ADJ. superficial
ANT. profound: ADJ. superficial
ANT. thorough: ADJ. superficial
ANT. exhaustive: ADJ. superficial

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