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apparel
(u par' ul)
noun and verb
clothing, that which serves as dress or decaration; (v) to put clothes on, dress up.
synanyms: (n) attire, garments; (v) deck out
antonyms: (v) undress, unclothe, strip, denude
besiege
(bi sej')
verb
to attack by surronding with milatary forces; to cause worry or trouble
synonynms: blockade, encircle, pressure, hound
compress
(kum pres'
Kam' pres)
verb or noun
(v) to press together; to reduce in size or volume; (n) a folded cloth or pad applied ro an injury
synonyms: condense, shrink, shorten
denounse
(di nauns')
verb or noun
(v) to condemn openly; to accuse formally
synonyms: criticize, censure
antonyms: hail, acclaim
dispatch
(di pach')
verb or noun
(v) to send off or out for a porpose; to kill; (n) an official messadge; promtness, speed; the act of killing
synonyms: (v) slay; (n) report, communication
antonyms: (v) recall, withhold
douse
(daus)
verb
(v) to plung into liquid, drench; to put out quickly,extinguish
synonyms: submerge, soak, dunk, immerse
antonyms: dry out, deydrate, kindle, ignite
expressly
(ek spres' le)
adjetive
(adj) plainly, in so many words; for a particular purpose
synonyms: clearly, pointedly, expicitly
antonyms: implicitly, accidentaly
famished
(fam' isht)
adjitive
(adj) suffering sevrely from hunger or from lack of somthing
synonym: hungry, starving, raveneos
antonyms: well fed, full, satisfied
forsake
(for sake')
verb
(v) to give up, renounce; to leave ,abandon
synonym:desert, disown
antonyms: keep, hold on to, standby
gainful
(gan' ful)
adjetive
(adj) profitable; bringing in money or some speical advantadge
synonym: moneymaking, paying
antonyms: unprofitable, unrewarding, nonpaying
immense
(i mens')
adjetive
(adj) very large or great; beyond ordinary means of measurement
snonyms: vast, enormous, immiasurable, gigantic
iept
(in ept')
adjective
(adj) tottally without skill or appropriatness
synonyms: clumsy, unskilled, bungling, incompetent
antonyms: skillful, accomplished, adriot