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adept
(adj.) thoroughly skilled; (n.) an expert
SYNONYMS- masterful, accomplished, proficient
ANTONYMS- clumsy, unskilled, maladroit n. novice
aspire
(v.) to have ambitious hopes or plans
SYNONYMS- seek, yearn, aim for, soar
bleak
(adj.) bare, dreary, dismal
SYNONYMS-grim, cheerless, gloomy, desolate, barren
ANTONYMS- rosy, cheerful, sunny,promising, encouraging
chide
(v.) to blame; scold
SYNOYMS- upbraid, reprimand, rebuke, chastile
ANTONYMS-approve, praise, compiliment, pat on the back
despicable
(adj.) worthy of scorn
SYNONYMS- low,vile,cheap,sordid,detestable
ANTONYMS- praiseworhty, commendable, meritorious
diminutive
(adj.) small
SYNONYMS- undersized, minature, tiny, compact
ANOTNYMS- oversized gigantic huge enormous
emancipate
(v.) to free from slavery; to release
SYNONYMS- set loose, unchain, unshackle, unfetter
ANTONYMS- enslave, snare, chain, shackle
erroneous
(adj.) incorrect
SYNONYMS- mistaken, fallacious, all wrong
ANTONYMS- accurate, exact, correct, unerring
extemporaneous
(adj.) made or delivered on the spur of the moment
SYNONYMS- spontaneous, impromptu, off-the-cut
ANTONYMS- planned, rehersed, prepared
impair
(v.) to make imperfect
SYNOYMS- injure, mar, disable, cripple, enervate
ANTONYMS- improve,strengthen, promtoe, advance
invincible
(adj.) not able to be defeated
SYNONYMS- uncoquerable, indomitable, insuperable
ANTONYMS- vulnerable, conquerable, surmountable
languid
(adj.) dropping; without energy
SYNONYMS- lazy, sluggish, listless, slack, lethargic
ANTONYMS- lively, energetic, vigorous, enlivening
mire
(n.) mud; wet, swampy ground, a tough situation
SYNONYMS- marsh, swamp, bog, slough
obtrusive
(adj.) forward;thrust out
SYNONYMS- brash, impudent, conspicious, protruding
ANTONYMS- meek, reserved, deferential, recessed
preamble
(n.) an introdution to a speech
SYNONYMS- opening, preface, prologue, preliminaty
ANTONYMS- conclusion, ending, closing, epilogue
render
(v.) to cause to become; to perform
SYNONYMS- present, furnish, submit, make, effect
rugged
(adj.) rough, irregular; severe
SYNONYMS- rocky, craggy,blunt, harsh, hardy,tough
ANTONYMS- smooth, flat, soft, mild, tender, delicate
skeptical
(adj.) inclined to doubt
SYNONYMS- dubious, suspicious, incredulous
ANTONYMS- believing, credulous, gullible, ingenuous
slipshood
(adj.) untidy in dress, personal habits
SYNONYMS- messy, untidy, slovenly, slapdash, cursoy
ANTONYMS- tidy, neat, orderly, careful, painstaking
exploit
(v.) to make use of
SYNONYMS- utilize, turn to advantage, misuse