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Abashed


Adjective

Embarrassed, ashamed or nonplussed




S: None


A: Unembarrassed, Unashamed

Aloof


Adjective

Withdrawn, standing apart from others by chocie




S: Distant, Cold


A: Involved, Sociable

Anguish


Noun, Verb

(V) Great mental suffering, distress or pain (V) To cause deep pain or sarrow




S: (N) Misery, Woe, Torment


A: (N) Joy, Delight, Peace of mind

Articulate


Verb, Adjective

(V) to pronounce distinclty; to express words; to fit together into a system; (ADJ) Able to use language effectively; expressed clearly and forcefully




S: (V) expound, (ADJ) Eloquent


A: (ADJ) tongue-tied, mumbled

Bask


Verb

To be in, or expose oneself to , pleasant warmth; to take pleasure in or derive enjoyment from




S: Wallow, Revel


A: None

Defect


Noun, Verb

(N) An imperfection, flw or blemish of some kind; (V) to desert a cause or organization




S: None


A: None

Finesse


Noun, Verb

(N) Delicate skill; tact and cleverness; (V) to accomplish something by cleverness, good judgment or skillful evasion




S: (N) Delicacy, Subtlety


A: (N) Clumsiness, awkwardness




Flaunt


Verb

To wave or flutter slowily; display in conceited, offensive way




S: Show off, parade


A: Hide, Downplay

Forthright


Adjective

Frank, Direct, Straightforward




S: Candid, Blunt


A: Indirect, Evasive, Deceitful, two-faced

Genial


Adjective

Cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm




S: Friendly, Amiable


A: Cold, Unfriendly, Unsociable

Instill


Verb

To add gradually; to introduce or cause to be taken in




S: Implant, Infuse, Inculcate


A: Root out, Eradicate, Extirpate



Ostracize


Verb

To exclude from a group, Banish, Send away




S: Cast out, Expel, Blackball


A: Fraternize with, Associate with

Premotion


Noun

Forewarning or foreboding of future event




S: Presentiment


A: None

Pseudonym


Noun

A pen name, name assumed by a writer




S: Nom De Plume


A: None

Purge


Verb, Noun

(V) To wash away impurities, clean up; (N) the process of getting rid of something or someone decisivly




S: (V) Cleanse, Purify


A: (V) Pollute, Contaminate, Defile

Rehabilitate


Verb

To make over in good form; to restore to good condition or to a former position



S: None


A: Cause, Source

Repercussion


Noun

An effect or consequence of some action or event, result; an echo or reverbration




S: None


A: Cause, Source

Resolute


Adjective

Bold, Determianed;Firm




S: Steadfast, Unflinching


A: Weak, pinless

Retentive


Adjective

Able to hold, keep, or recall; retaining knowledge easliy




S: None


A: Porous, Forgetful

Scapegoat


Noun

A person or thing carrying the blame for others




S: Whipping boy


A: None