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eccentric
(adj).

eccentric


(adj).



Definition: odd, unusual (p.19)


antonyms: normal, conventional


synonyms: unconventional, strange, abnormal


If someone appears to be acting eccentric, or unusual, check on them and make sure they are okay.

Motif


(n).

Definition: A recurring image or pattern (p.12)


antonyms: random


synonyms: repetition, pattern


The motif of water appears in the book on almost every single page.

efflorescence (n).

efflorescence (n).

Definition: blossoming, state of flowering


antonyms: wilting


synonyms: blooming


The flowers reached a stage of efflorescence and the buds began to open into marvelous colors.

enmity (n).

Definition: ill-will


Antonym: friendship, good-will


Synonym: loathing


I wished the annoying root on the ground enmity as it tripped me up.

Decorous (n).

Definition: proper and in good taste


Antonyms: unseemly


Synonyms: proper


The house was decorously decorated and everything was in style.

Strident (adj).

Strident (adj).

Definition: Harsh and loud


Antonyms: soft


Synonyms: raucous


The strident, screeching horns woke me up this morning.

furtive (adj).

Definition: sly, devious


Antonyms: open, obvious


Synonyms: secretive


He furtively slipped into the classroom so no one saw him.

mortification (n).

mortification (n).

Definition: shame; humiliation


Antonyms: esteem, confidence


Synonyms: chagrin


He experienced extreme mortification and embarrassment after accidentally walking into the girls bathroom

seductive (adj).

seductive (adj).

Definition: tempting


Antonym: disgusting


Synonym: appealing


The chocolate cake looked so seductive, I couldn't resist; I had to have a piece.

contrite (adj).

Definition: sincerely sorry for shortcomings


Antonyms: unempathetic


Synonyms: apologetic


His contrite, apologetic words satisfied the teacher.

compulsion (n).

Definition: irresistible impulse or force


Antonyms: free will


Synonyms:coercion







opaque (adj).

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Perceptible (adj).

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riotous (adj).

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