-
abuse, scold, blame, reprimand, castigate
revile
-
afraid, against, hesitant, opposed, reluctant, remiss
loath
-
cheerful, funny, humorous, merry, playful, witty
jocose
-
annoyed, delicate, dizzy, fussy, shaky, upset
squeamish
-
real, concrete, actual, palpable, perceptible, stable, visible
tangible
-
bare, dispossess, deprive, lose, oust, uncover
divest
-
essentially, primarily, basically, mostly
intrinsically
-
authorization, allowance, approval, authority, consent, permission, permit
sanction
-
requiring little or no work
sinecure
-
sureness, assurance, belief, certainty, confidence
certitude
-
contemplation, forlorn, miserable, worthless, humiliated, wretched
abject
-
aggravated, angered, irritated
infuriated
-
assail, attack, enclose, embarrass, storm, strike
beset
-
dejected, depressed, desolate, forlorn, hopeless, solemn, sorrowful
saturnine
-
aggressive, combative, pushing, rebellious
pugnacious
-
alarm, amazement, awe, bewilderment, dread, terror, panic
consternation
-
diseased, deadly, fatal, lethal, poisonous
malignant
-
agreement, balance, equality, form, finish rhythm
symmetry
-
basic, early, first, fundamental, prime, pristine
primordial
-
conscientious, fussy, meticulous, observant, punctual, strict
punctilious
-
affection, boast, brag, display, parade, splendor
ostentation
-
allure, manipulate, entice, charm, coax, influence seduce, urge, tempt
inveigle
-
abiding, accustomed, addicted, confirmed, established, perennial, settled
inveterate
-
personification, body, substance,
incarnation
-
return, react, rebound, retire, revisit
recrudesce
-
aromatic, balmy, pungent, fragrent
redolent
-
contamination, poison, pollution, virus, venom, taint
contagion
-
fit or suitable for the purpose
expedience
-
recklessness, daring, boldness, guts, bravery, nerve
audacity
-
verbal abuse, blame, censure, sarcasm, tirade
invective
|
|
