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Adversary




Noun

an enemy, opponent




S: Antagonist, Foe


A: Friend, Ally, Supporter, Confederate

Alienate




Verb

To turn away; make indifferent/hostile




S: Separate, estrange


A: befriend, attract, captivate

Artifice




Noun

A skillful or ingenious device; a clever trick, skill or trickery




S: Ruse, Stratagem, Contrivance


Coerce




Noun

To compel, force




S: pressure, bully, constrain


A: persuade, cajole

Craven




Adjective, Noun

(N:) a coward, (A:) cowardly




S: fearful, fainthearted, pusillanimous


A: Brave, Courageous, Valiant

Culinary




Adjective

of or relating to cooking or the kitchen

Demise




Noun

A death; especially of a person in a lofty position




S: Decease, passing away


A: birth, commencement

Exhilarate




Verb

to enliven, cheer, give spirit or liveliness to




S: Stimulate, Excite, Gladden


A: Discourage, Dispirit, Dishearten, Inhibit

Fallow




Adjective, Noun, Verb

(Adj:) plowed but not seeded, (N:) land left unseeded, (V:) to plow but not seed




S: Unproductive, Dormant


A: Productive, Fertile, Prolific

Harass




Verb

To disturb, worry, trouble wit repeated attacks




S: Annoy, bedevil, beleaguer

Inclement




Adjective

stormy, harsh; severe in attitude or action




S: Blustery, Tempestuous, Implacable


A: Mild, Gentle, Balmy

Liquidate




Verb

To pay a debt, settle an account




S: Reconcile, pay, cancel, exterminate


A: Invest, Collect

Muse




Verb

To think in a dreamy way, ponder




S: Contemplate, Daydream

Negligible




Adjective

So unimportant it can be disregarded




S: Trivial, Inconsequential, Insignificant


A: Significant, Crucial, Momentous

Perpetuate




Verb

To make permanent, long lasting




S: Continue, Preserve, Prolong indefinitely


A: Discontinue, Abolish, Abandon

Precedent




Noun

An example that may serve a basis for intimation or later action




S: Guide, Tradition, Model

Punitive




Adjective

Inflicting or aiming punishment




S: Penalizing, Retaliatory

Redress




Verb, Noun

(V:) To set right, remedy, (N:) Relief from wrong or injury




S: Correct, Mitigate

Sojourn




Noun, Verb

(N:) a temporary stay, (V:) to stay for a long time




S: Visit, Brief stay

Urbane




Adjective

Refined in manner or style




S: elegant


A: Crude, Uncouth