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Acquiesce
- to give consent
- Syn accede, assent, concur
- Ant stand firm
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Arid
- having very little rainfall
- Syn Parched Lifeless
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Benign
- having a kind disposition, gracious
- Syn benevolent, salutary
- Ant harmful, deadly
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Cognizant
- aware
- Ant unaware, without knowledge
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Combustible
- capable of taking fire and burning, easy to burn, burnable
- Syn flammable, excitable
- Ant not flammable
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Coalesce
- to grow together
- Syn fuse, consolidate, merge
- Ant scatter, disprese
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Contrite
- broken in spirit by a sense of guilt, penitent
- Syn repentant, sorrowful, humbled
- Ant without sorrow, without remorse
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Crass
- gross or stupid, dense
- Syn obtuse, oafish,thick, coarse
- Ant wise
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Culpable
deserving blame, blameworthy
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Dapper
- neat, trim, spruce
- Syn smart, natty, small and active, brisk, nimble
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detrimental
- causing loss or damage, harmful, injurious
- Syn hurtful, disadvantageous, handicap, hidrance
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enervate
- to lessen the vigor or strength of, weaken
- Syn debilitate,
- Ant make stronger
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equitable
- fair, just, right, reasonable
- Ant.. unfair
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fabulous
- too extraordinary to seem possible, beyond
- Syn belief, amazing, incredible, astonishing, legendary
- Ant common, ordinary
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facetious
- having the habit of joking, being slyly humorous
- Syn waggish, jocular, jocuse
- Ant serious, solemn
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flippant
- smart or pert in speech or manner, not respectful
- Syn impertinent, saucy, nimble, limber, pliant, talkative, voluble
- Ant serious, respectful
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Futile
- not successful, useless, vain, not important, trifling
- Syn ineffectual, profitless, frivolous, idletrivial
- Ant useful, effective
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Garroulous
- talking too much about trifles, talkative, wordy, using too many words
- Syn loquacious, verbose, long-winded
- Ant silent, taciturn
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Glut
- to fill too full, a full supply, great quatity
- Syn excessive, gorge, superfluity
- Ant paucity
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Intractable
- hard to handle or manage, stubborn, not easily treated
- Syn. unruly, perverse, uncontrollable, refractory
- Ant, not stubborn
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Indolent
- disliking work. lazy, idle
- Syn slothful, sluggish, listless
- Ant busy, industrious
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Insipid
- without any particular flavor, tasteless
- Syn flat, stupid, vapid, lifeless
- Ant interesting
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Lucid
- easy to follow or understand, clear in intellect, sane, rational
- Syn plain, pellucid, limpid, shining, bright, luminous
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Maladorous
- smelling bad
- Syn unsavory, fetid
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Obtuse
not sharp or acute, blunt, slow in understanding, stupid
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Officious
- too ready to offer services or advice, minding
- Syn meddlesome, intrusive
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Opulent
- having wealth, rich
- Syn affluent, profus
- Ant poor, scanty
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Palpable
- readily seen or heard and recognized, obvious
- Syn perceptible, plain, evident, manifest
- Ant unnoticiable, unobvious
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Paucity
- a small number, fewness, a small amount, scarcity lack
- Syn dearth, scantiness
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Prudent
- planning carefully ahead of time, sensible, discreet, good management
- Syn judicious, wise, cautious
- ANt Rash, sudden
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Rove
- to wander, wander about, roam
- Syn ramble, range, cross, transverse
- ANt stationary, stay in one place
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Sanguine
- naturally cheerful and hopeful, red color, ruddy
- Syn optimistic
- Ant fearful, pessimistic, apprehensive, confident,
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Scanty
- existing or present in small or insufficient quantity, not enough, not abundant
- Syn: Paucity, meager, not ample, not copious
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Sedentary
used to sittin still much of the time, inactive
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Tenuous
thin or slight, slender, not dense, rare, rarefied, not substantial
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Viable
- able to keep alive
- Syn vigorous, active, workable
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Virulent
- very poisonous or harmful, deadly, severe malignant or infectious disease,bitter, or spiteful
- Syn noxious, harmful, acrimonious
- Ant helpful, beneficient
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Wan
- lacking natural or normal color, pale, looking worn or tired
- Syn faint, weak, dark-hued, dusky, gloomy, partially obscured, dim
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