EXAM
Terms
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- desist
- to stop; discontinue
- minion
- a fawning, servile follower
- Definition of penury
- extreme poverty
- Synonym(s) for belated
- tardy; late
- Immaculate
- Spotless; Perfect. SYN: Clean; Pure ANT: Dirty; Soiled; Spotted
- precaricate
- to lie
- Antonym(s) of hovel
- palace; mansion
- qualm
- a feeling of uneasiness
- Animate
- to give life or motion to
- Synonym(s) of opiate
- none
- Synonym(s) of egress
- passage
- Imbue
- to inspire or influence; to saturate
- Synonym(s) for egalitarian
- none
- Syn of garble
- jumble; corrupt
- Antonym(s) for ambidextrous
- none
- Antonym(s) for edifice
- hovel
- ant of blatant
- secretive; cautious
- Antonym(s) of denizen
- emigrant; alien
- Emissary
- One sent on a special misson to represent others. SYN: Ambassador; Agent
- berate
- to scold or rebuke severely ane at length
- Ant of Pacify
- provoke; agitate
- Synonym(s) of beleaguer
- surround; annoy
- Synonym(s) of despot
- tyrant
- Synonym(s) of entice
- tempt; lure
- Synonym(s) of caricature
- mockery; cartoon
- Antonym(s) for delude
- enlighten
- Synonym(s) of gothic
- none
- Definition of blight
- anything that destroys, prevents growth, or causes devaluation
- Ant of desolate
- populous; cheerful
- educe
- to draw or bring out
- ant of calumny
- compliment
- desolate
- lonely; forlorn; uninhabited; barren
- Synonym(s) of fealty
- devotion; fidelity; allegiance
- Syn of berate
- admonish; reprimand
- Definition of egress
- an exit; a means of going out
- effrontery
- shameless boldness
- licentious
- morally unrestrained
- obtrude
- to force oneself into a situation uninvited
- Nefarious
- Very Wicked; Notorious. SYN: Villainous; Despicable ANT: Reputable; Honest
- Antonym(s) of flux
- stability; solidity
- dawdle
- to waste time
- Syn of Pacify
- appease; placate
- Definition of gambit
- manuever or action used to gain advantage
- Antonym of dastardly
- righteous
- Ant of bane
- aid; assistance
- Queue
- A line of people of vehicles.
- hurbis
- pride and arrogance
- Antonym(s) of cadaverous
- robust; healthy
- filch
- to steal
- Synonym(s) for ostentatious
- grandiose
- Definition of entice
- to attract by offering reward or pleasure
- Synonym(s) of elude
- avoid; evade; lose
- Antonym(s) of egress
- ingress; entrance
- Definition of gratify
- to please
- ghastly
- horrible
- Antonym(s) of opiate
- stimulant
- fatalistic
- believing that all events in life are inevitable and determined by fate
- Egalitarian
- promoting equal rights for all people
- Irony
- opposite of what is expected
- Syn of bane
- blight; curse
- Synonyms of dastardly
- dishonorable; shameful
- Epihany
- A momement of enlightment
- Synonym(s) of cadaverous
- ghastly
- Synonym(s) of felicity
- euphoria; delight
- Synonym(s) for edifice
- fortress
- Ant of minion
- leader
- chafe
- to wear or irritate, often through rubbing or friction
- narcissistic
- conceited; having excessive self-love or admiration
- caricature
- an exaggeration portrayal of ones features
- Antonyms of advocate
- oppose; contest
- Definition of fallow
- inactive; unproductive
- emit
- to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light
- Synonym(s) of amalgamate
- unite; blend; merge; consolidate
- Antonym(s) for ostentatious
- unobtrusive; bland
- pensive
- dreamily thoughtful
- Synonym(s) of daunt
- intimidate; dishearten
- Futile
- Useless; pointless. SYN: Ineffectual; Fruitless ANT: Effectives; Useful
- Lacerate
- To tear (Flesh) jaggedly. SYN: Slash; Gash; Rip ANT: Suture
- beleaguer
- to besiege by encircle
- Ambidextrous
- equally skillful with either hand
- fabricate
- to concot; to make up a story in order to deceive
- beget
- to produce; to make happen
- Synonyms of mesmerize
- captivate; entrance
- Definition of denizen
- an occupant; inhabitant
- Definition of laggard
- a slow person, especially one who falls behind
- Synonym(s) of demented
- derranged; insane
- Antonym(s) of daunt
- encourage
- Synonym(s) of flux
- fluctuation; instability
- Antonym(s) of gorge
- none
- alienate
- to to turn away feelings or affections
- Definition of elude
- to escape notice; to get away from
- Synonym(s) of hone
- none
- Ant of neophyte
- expert; veteran
- elite
- the choice members or best of a group
- Delude
- to mislead; to fool
- Ant of berate
- praise
- Edifice
- a large, elaborate structure; an imposing building
- Antonym(s) for egalitarian
- elitist
- Flagrant
- Glaringly Bad; Outrageous SYN:Offensive; Shameless; Brazen
- Definition of gothic
- of the middle ages; of or relating to a mysterious, grotesque, and desolate style of fiction
- Synonym(s) for ambidextrous
- none
- garble
- to mix up or distort
- Antonym(s) of beleaguer
- evade
- Kindred
- Having similar origin, nature, or character. SYN: Homogeneous ANT: Disparate
- Facade
- A deceptive outward appearance; A misrepresentation. SYN: Pretense; Charade
- Syn of dawdle
- tarry; Loiter
- Ostentatious
- marked by a conspicuous, showy, or pretentious display
- Synonym(s) of antiquated
- obsolete; out-of-date; archaic
- homily
- a sermon
- Syn of Prevaricate
- hedge
- Immaculate
- Spotless; Perfect. SYN: Clean; Pure ANT: Dirty; Soiled; Spotted
- Antonym(s) of amalgamate
- splinter; disunite
- Definition of obsequy
- a funeral rite or ceremony
- Antonym of mesmerize
- bore
- Gait
- Manner of Walking. SYN: Walk
- Definition of mesmerize
- to hypnotize
- Carp
- To complain or to find fault in a petty or nagging way. SYN: Grumble; Nag; Nitpick ANT: Praise; Laud
- Syn of Affiliate
- member; colleague
- Synonyms of gist
- idea; essence
- demented
- mentally ill,insane
- numismatist
- a coin collector
- Definition of entity
- anything having existence, either physical or mystical
- bilk
- to cheat or swindle; to thwart
- Nefarious
- Very Wicked; Notorious. SYN: Villainous; Despicable ANT: Reputable; Honest
- Synonym(s) of blight
- affliction; disease
- gorge
- eat or swallow greedily
- Antonym(s) of elude
- attract
- Antonym(s) for animate
- quell
- Gait
- Manner of Walking. SYN: Walk
- Synonym(s) of denizen
- resident
- chicanery
- trick
- elated
- in high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful
- Antonym(s) for belated
- timely
- Antonym(s) of penury
- wealth; opulance
- Definition of ogre
- a brute; a large monster; a frightful giant
- aghast
- feeling great dismay or horror
- Carp
- To complain or to find fault in a petty or nagging way. SYN: Grumble; Nag; Nitpick ANT: Praise; Laud
- Synonym(s) of penury
- destitution
- Definition of hovel
- a wretched living place; an open shed
- Synonym(s) for berserk
- frenzied
- Definition of jaded
- worn out; dulled, as from overindulgence
- opiate
- a narcotic used to bring sleep or relief pain
- Chauvinist
- one having a fanatical devotion to a country, gender, or religion, with contempt for other countries, the opposite sex, or other beliefs
- Antonym(s) of fallow
- fertile; productive
- Belated
- delayed
- Query
- To ask; Inquire. SYN: Question; Interrogate
- Bibliophile
- a lover of books
- demise
- death; a ceasing to exist
- Definition of dastardly
- cowardly and treacherous
- Genesis
- Beginning; Origin. SYN: Start; Birth ANT: Conclusion; Finish
- Definition of gist
- the main point
- Definition of charisma
- personal appeal or attraction; magnetism
- Mandarin
- an influential person; a member of an elite group
- Syn of neophyte
- novice; amateur
- Abjure
- to give up
- Flagrant
- Glaringly Bad; Outrageous SYN:Offensive; Shameless; Brazen
- Definition of felicity
- happiness; bliss
- dally
- to waste time or dawdle
- Berserk
- in a state of violent or destructive rage
- Syn of desolate
- deserted; bleak
- Antonym(s) of fealty
- disloyalty; treachery
- decadence
- moral deterioration
- eradicate
- to wipe out; to destroy
- Enmity
- deep-seated hostility, often mutual
- Facade
- A deceptive outward appearance; A misrepresentation. SYN: Pretense; Charade
- Synonym(s) for delude
- decieve
- Antonym(s) of entice
- discourage
- Definition of gird
- to prepare for an event or an action
- Synonym(s) of gird
- brace
- neophyte
- a beginner
- Jejune
- interesting
- Antonym(s) of gird
- none
- Patrician
- An Aristocrat. SYN: Noble ANT:Commoner
- Fracas
- A loud quarrel or fight. SYN: Brawl
- Synonym of efface
- erase
- felonious
- pretaining to or constitution a major crime
- Genesis
- Beginning; Origin. SYN: Start; Birth ANT: Conclusion; Finish
- Patrician
- An Aristocrat. SYN: Noble ANT:Commoner
- Antonym(s) of blight
- enhancement
- Knead
- to work dough or clay into a uniform mixture
- Antonym(s) of antiquated
- modern
- lampoon
- a written satire used to ridicule or atack someone
- glean
- to collect bit by bit; to gather with patient labor
- Syn of blatant
- unconcealed; deliberate
- Antonym(s) for berserk
- placid; complacent
- Antonym(s) of felicity
- unhappiness; discontent
- Begrudge
- to resent another's success; to envy
- Ant of Fallible
- infallible; flawless
- Queue
- A line of people of vehicles.
- epigram
- a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation
- Antonym(s) for chauvinist
- none
- pacify
- to calm down
- Antonym(s) of demented
- sane
- Synonyms of advocate
- promote; encourage
- Synonym(s) of laggard
- straggler; dawdler
- Synonym(s) of fallow
- idle; barren
- Lacerate
- To tear (Flesh) jaggedly. SYN: Slash; Gash; Rip ANT: Suture
- Antonym of efface
- enshrine
- Antonym(s) for knead
- none
- calumny
- a false and malicious accusation
- imbibe
- to drinke (esp. alcohol)
- granary
- a store house for grain
- impede
- to hinder, obstruct
- Definition of despot
- a dictator with absolute power
- affiliate
- an associate; partner
- Synonym(s) of gratify
- satisfy; indulge
- Antonym(s) of gratify
- displease; disappoint
- Definition of advocate
- to recommend; to speak in favor of
- paucity
- a scarcity, lack
- Antonym of jaded
- fresh
- Definition of flux
- a state of continental change or movement
- lackadaisical
- uninterested; listless
- Fracas
- A loud quarrel or fight. SYN: Brawl
- Emissary
- One sent on a special misson to represent others. SYN: Ambassador; Agent
- Syn of minion
- lackey
- Antonym(s) of obsequy
- none
- Futile
- Useless; pointless. SYN: Ineffectual; Fruitless ANT: Effectives; Useful
- Definition of cadaverous
- of or like a corpse; pale, gaunt, thin
- blatant
- obvious; too conspicuous
- Nepotism
- favoritism shown to family or friends by those in power, especially in business or hiring practices
- Definition of fealty
- obligated loyalty or faithfulness
- expurgate
- to remove that which may seem objectable
- Synonym(s) of felonious
- criminal
- antiquated
- no longer usefull or used
- Antonym(s) of laggard
- leader
- Glutinous
- gluey; sticky
- Antonym(s) of caricature
- none
- Synonym(s) for chauvinist
- none
- Query
- To ask; Inquire. SYN: Question; Interrogate
- Syn of fawn
- grovel
- Definition of bandy
- to exchange words; to discuss casually
- belie
- to give a false idea of something
- Antonym(s) of gambit
- blunder
- allude
- to hint at, to refer to indirectly
- Synonym(s) of obsequy
- none
- Synonym(s) of hovel
- shanty; shack
- Synonym of charisma
- charm
- Antonym(s) of dally
- hasten; hurry
- Syn of Fallible
- Imperfect
- diffident
- shy
- hone
- to sharpen
- Gaff
- a pole with a large hook on one end
- Synonym(s) of gorge
- none
- Definition of daunt
- to make afraid; to discourage
- amalgamate
- to combine
- Syn of filch
- pilfer; pinch
- Declaim
- to speak in a dramatic, impassioned, or blustering manner
- Synonym(s) for animate
- enliven; encourage; excite
- Kindred
- Having similar origin, nature, or character. SYN: Homogeneous ANT: Disparate
- Synonym(s) of gambit
- strategy; ploy; maneuver
- fallible
- capable of error
- Antonym(s) of despot
- none
- Antonym(s) of gothic
- none
- choleric
- easily angered
- Antonym(s) of hone
- dull
- feign
- to pretend
- Syn of Calumny
- slander; slur
- Quaff
- to drink in large quantities; to gulp
- Ant of fawn
- ignore; disregard;neglect
- Antonym(s) of felonious
- none
- fawn
- to act slavishly submissive
- Synonyms of jaded
- exausted; wearied
- churlish
- rude and surly
- Synonym(s) for knead
- squeeze; rub; press
- bane
- the cause of ruin, harm, distress, or death
- Definition of efface
- to obliterate; to wipe out
- Synonym(s) of dally
- dawdle; loiter
- Ant of Dawdle
- hasten; expedite