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agenda

a schedule;a list;a program for a meeting

amiable(adjective)


friendly, good-natured


SYNONYMS: pleasant, agreeable

ANTONYMS: unfriendly, ill-humored, hostile
boisterous(adjective)
rough and noisy in a cheerful way; high-spirited


SYNONYMS: loud, unruly, disorderly
ANTONYMS: quiet, calm, peaceful, well-beh

clarity(noun)

clearness, accuracy

The vet explained with great how best to housebreak our new puppy.

SYNONYMS: lucidity, precision
ANTONYMS: confusion, murkiness, ambiguity
compliant(adjective)


willing to do what someone else wants; obedient

A child is easy to discipline, even when in an unfamiliar environment.

SYNONYMS: meek, docile, submissive
ANTONYMS: disobedient, obstinate, rebellious, perverse
conserve(verb)
(kən sərv')

to preserve; to keep from being damaged, lost, or wasted; to save


Responsible citizens try to our precious natural resources.

SYNONYMS: guard, care for
ANTONYMS: waste, squander, dissipate
debut(noun)
(dā' byü)
a first public appearance; a formal entrance into society

The talented flute player in the marching band finally made her as a soloist today.

SYNONYM: coming-out
ANTONYMS: retirement, departure
gory(adjective)
(gôr' ē)

marked by bloodshed, slaughter, or violence


The Civil War battle of Antietam is, to this day, the most one-day fight in our history.

SYNONYMS: bloody, gruesome
ANTONYM: bloodless
gross(adjective)
(grōs)
coarse, vulgar; very noticeable; total; overweight

They responded to the injustice in an unsatisfactory manner.

SYNONYMS: sheer, utter, flagrant, fat
ANTONYMS: delicate, fine, partial, slender, thin
induce(verb)
(in düs')
to cause, bring about; to persuade

Can drinking warm milk sleep?

SYNONYMS: prevail upon, influence
ANTONYMS: prevent, deter, hinder