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20 Cards in this Set

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brev'ity
(n)
shortness

SYN

conciseness
terseness
pithiness

ANT

verbosity
long-windedness
prolixity
comport'
(v)
to conduct or bear oneself, behave; to be in agreement

SYN

deport oneself
agree
concur
concise'
(adj)
expressing much in a few words

SYN

brief
succinct
terse
pithy
to the point

ANT

wordy
verbose
long-winded
prolix
demure'
(adj)
sober or serious in manner, modest

SYN

shy
diffident
sedate
seemly
decorous

ANT

bold
forward
assertive
immodest
deprecia'tion
(n)
a lessening in value; a belittling

SYN

cheapening
lowering
devaluation

ANT

increase
appreciation
enhancement
deter'iorate
(v)
to lower in quality or value; to wear away

SYN

worsen
decline
degenerate
debase

ANT

improve
fix up
enhance
divulge'
(v)
to tell, reveal; to make public

SYN

disclose
impart
spill the beans
"leak"

ANT

hide
conceal
cover up
secrete
keep under wraps
enlight'ened
(adj)
free from ignorance and false ideas; possessing sound understanding

SYN

knowing
informed
aware
cultivated

ANT

ignorant
unaware
untaught
benighted
forestall'
(v)
to prevent by acting first

SYN

hinder
thwart
preclude
ward off

ANT

welcome
accept
allow
submit
abide by
gar'ble
(v)
to distort in such a way as to make unintelligible

SYN

jumble
scramble
confuse
misrepresent

ANT

clarify
elucidate
articulate
propo'nent
(n)
one who puts forward a proposal; one who supports a cause or belief

SYN

supporter
advocate
exponent

ANT

opponent
critic
foe
adversary
qua'ver
(v)
to shake, tremble; to trill

SYN

quiver
vibrate
shiver
quake
palpitate
recoil
(v)(n)
to spring back, shrink; the act of springing back

SYN

flinch
kickback

ANT

advance
proceed
gain ground
recoup'
(v)
to make up for, regain

SYN

recover
retrieve

ANT

lose
default
forfeit
kiss goodbye
reek
(n)(v)
an unpleasant smell; to give off unpleasant smells; to give a strong impression

SYN

stench
stink
smell

ANT

perfume
fragrance
bouquet
relent'less
(adj)
unyielding, harsh, without pity

SYN

stern
merciless
persistent
unremitting

ANT

merciful
accommodating
indulgent
riv'ulet
(n)
a small stream

SYN

brook
creek
rill
squan'der
(v)
to spend foolishly, waste

SYN

misspend
dissipate

ANT

save
economize
hoard
squirrel away
staccat'o
(adj)
detached or disconnected in sound or style

SYN

abrupt
disjointed

ANT

continuous
flowing
unbroken
stat'ute
(n)
a law

SYN

rule
ordinance
enactment