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Abstract
- -thought of apart from an=y particular object, not concrete, hard to understand,difficult, abstruse
- Syn: profound, visionary, summarize, abridge,extract, abridgement,digest,compendium
- Ant:Concrete
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Ameliorate
- to make better
- Syn:more tolerable,satisfactory, prosperous, improve, mitigate, relieve, improve
- Ant:destroy, worsen
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Appropiate
- suitable, proper, fitting, meet correct
- Ant: inappropiate, incorrect, unsuitable
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August
- inspiring reverence and admiration
- Syn majestic, venerable, imposing, stately, grand, noble
- Ant: lowly, common, simple
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Beguile
- to trick or mislead(to deceive)
- Syn:deceive, cheat, delude, divert, entertain, amuse,
- Ant: to be honest with, concentrated
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Behoove
- to be necessary for, to be proper for
- Syn proper
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Bemoan
- to moan about or weep for, bewail
- Syn to mourn, lament, grieve
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Corpulent
- large or bulky of body, fat, stout, fleshy
- SYN: portly, obese
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Demure
- seeming more modest and proper than one really is, coy
- Syn: prim, serious, thoughtful, sober, grave, sedate
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Devoid
- entirely without or wanting, empty, lacking, destitute of
- Syn vacant, void
- ANt: occupied, full, adequate
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Dextrity
- skill in using the body generally, cleverness, right-handedness
- Syn: skillfulness, insightfulness, smartness
- Ant: slugglishness, stupidity
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Diabolic
- very cruel or wicked, devilish, fiendish
- Syn: satanic, infernal
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Disseminate
- to scatter widely, spread abroad
- Syn: diffuse, promulgate, scatter
- Ant: collect, gather, together
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Duplicity
- practice of secretly acting one way and openly acting in another in order to deceive
- Syn: deceitfulness, double-dealing, treachery, dissimulation, lying
- Ant: honesty, truthfulness
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Enthrall
- to captivate, fascinate, charm
- Syn: entertain, charm
- Ant: bore, to make disinterested
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florid
- highly colored, ruddy
- Syn: rubicund, much ornamented, flowery, showy, ornate
- ANt: washed out, pale
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foible
- a weak point, weakness
- Syn: failing, frailty
- Ant: virtue, strength
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Frenetic
- excessively excited, frantic, frenzied
- Syn: tense, hyper, insane
- Ant: calm, relaxed,
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Grievous
- hard to bear, causing great pain or suffering, severe
- Syn: distressing, outrageous, flagrant, atrocious, heinous
- ANt: joyful
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Imbue
- to fill the mind of, inspire
- Syn: permeate, pervade, impregnate, saturate, dye, tinge
- ANt: empty, drain from
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Loquacious
- talking much
- Syn: pert
- Ant: taciturn, silent
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Nefarious
- very wicked, villainous
- Syn: heinous, atrocious, infamous
- Ant: sainted, holy, good
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Ostentatious
- done for display, intended to attract notice
- Syn: showy, spectacular, pretentious, gaudy
- Ant: understand, low key, modest
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Pert
- free in speech or action, saucy, bold
- Syn: impudent, impertinent, stylish, jaunty, expert, skilled, sharp, clever, adroit
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Piatiable
- deserving pity and contempt
- Syn: lamentable, deplorable, to be scorned, mean, contemptible, miserable
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Plaintive
- expressive of sorrow, mounful, sad
- Syn: melancholy, doleful, sorrowful
- Ant: jouful, merry
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Prevaricate
- to turn aside from the truth in speech or action; lie.. to speak evasively
- Syn: equivocate
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Propinquity
- nearness of blood, kinship
- Syn: closeness
- Ant: distance, remoteness
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Recant
to take back formally or publicly, withdraw or renounce, retract, to give up
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Relinguish
- to give up, let go, release, resig,
- Syn: abandon, surrender, give up, release
- Ant: hold on to, maintain, retain
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Restive
- restless, uneasy, hard to manage
- SYn: intractable, refractory, balky
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Sappy
- full of sap, juicy
- Syn: vigorous, energetic, silly, foolish
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Supplicate
- to beg humbly and earnestly, address an entreaty
- Syn: entreat, beseech, petition
- Ant: insist, demand
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Scrupulous
- very careful to do what do what is right
- Syn: conscientious
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Unctuous
- like an oil or ointment in texture, oily, greasy
- Syn: soothing, sympathetic, and persuasive, blandly, ingratiating, insincerity, phony
- Ant: sincere, truly earnest
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Zeal
eager desire or effort, earnest enthusiasm, fervor
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