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Addendum (Noun)

A thing that is added, an appendix


Synonyms:Attachment, rider

Aghast (Adj.)

Filled with amazment, fear, disgust


Synonyms:shocked, horrified


Antonyms: Delighted, Overjoyed

Ample (Adj.)

More than enough, large spacious


Synonyms:Sufficient, Adequate


Antonyms:Insufficient, Inadequate

Apparation (Noun)

A ghost or Ghostly figure


Synonyms: Phantom, specter

Assert (verb)

to declare or state as truth


Synonyms:Avow, Affirm

Cower (verb)

To crouch or shrink away in fear, shame


Synonyms:Wince, flinch


Antonyms:Stand up to

Disdain (Verb)

To look upon with scorn


Synonyms:Spurn, reject


Antonyms:Revere,esteem

Epitaph (Noun)

A brief statment written on a tomb


Synonyms: Tombstone, inscription

Ethical (Adj.)

Having to do with morals


Synonyms:Upright, virtuous


Antonyms:Immoral, dishonest

Facetious (Adj.)

Humorous, Not meant seriously


Synonyms:Comical,witty


Antonyms:Serious, humorless

Inaudible (adj.)

Not able to be heard


Synonyms:Faint, Indistinct


Antonyms: Audible, perceptible

Indiscriminate (Adj.)

Without restraint pr control


Synonyms:Haphazard, random


Antonyms: Selective, discriminating





Infrigue (Noun)

crafty dealings


Synonyms:Scheme,plot


Antonyms:Fair play

Jurisdiction (Noun)

An area of authority or control


Synonyms:Purview, supervision

Plausible (Adj.)

Appearing True,reasonable,Fair.


Synonyms: Probable, believable


Antonyms: Improbable, Unbelievable

Plebeian (Adj.)

Common,Vulgar


Synonyms:Lowborn, coarse


Antonyms:Aristocratic, refined

Prodigal (Adj. , Noun)

(Adj.) Wastefully extravagant


(Noun) One who is wasteful and self-indulgent


Synonyms:(Adj.) Improvident (N.) Spendthrift


Antonyms:(Adj.) Frugal, Economical

Proximity (Noun)

Closeness,Nearness


Antonyms;Distance, Remoteness

Pulverize (Verb)

To grind or pound to a powder or dust


Synonyma:Compress, Demolish

Volatile (adj.)

Highly changeable, fickle


Synonyms:Unstable, Erratic


Antonyms:Stable Static