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Amenity-(N)

that which is pleasant or agreeable

Aperture-(N)

an opening, gap, or hole

Dissidence-(N)

a difference of opinion, discontent.


syn: disagreement


ant: agreement

Epicurean-(adj)

devoted to the pursuit of pleasure


Syn: Hedonistic


Ant: Ascetic

Improvident-(adj)

not thrifty, failing to plan ahead


Syn: Extravagant


Ant: Thrifty

Iniquity-(n)

Wickidnessn, sin


Syn: Evil


Ant: Probity

INVIOLABLE (ADJ)

sacred


SYNONYM – UNASSAILABLE


ANTONYM - ASSAILABLE

MUTABLE (ADJ)

open to or capable of change, fickle


SYNONYM – CHANGEABLE


ANTONYM - CHANGELESS

NASCENT (ADJ)

just beginning to exist or develop


SYNONYM – BUDDING


ANTONYM - DYING

OBEISANCE (N)

deep bow or other body movement indicating respect or submission


SYNONYM – RESPECT


ANTONYM – DISRESPECT

PANEGYRIC (N)

formal or elaborate praise


SYNONYM – TRIBUTE


ANTONYM – DIATRIBE

Pillory-(N)

device for publicly punishing offenders

PITTANCE (N)

woefully meager allowance


SYNONYM – TRIFLE


ANTONYM - FORTUNE

PRESAGE (V)

to foreshadow or point to a future event


PROGENY (N)

descendants, offspring, children, followers


SYNONYM – POSTERITY


ANTONYM – ANCESTORS

PROMULGATE (V)

to proclaim or issue officially


SYNONYM – ANNOUNCE


ANTONYM – WITHDRAW

RECTITUDE (N)

uprightness, righteousness


SYNONYM – PROBITY


ANTONYM – INIQUITY

. RESTIVE (ADJ)

restless, hard to manage


SYNONYM – FIDGETY


ANTONYM – DOCILE

SERAPHIC (ADJ)

angelic, heavenly, celestial


SYNONYM – CHERUBIC


ANTONYM – DEVILISH

SUBSIST (V)

to have existence, to remain alive