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Allocate (v.)

To set apart or designate for a speacal purpose, to distrbute


Syn: distribute

Ardent (adj.)

very enthusistic, impassioned


Syn: intense


Ant: indifferent

Assidious (adj.)

Persissten , attentive, diligent


Syn: unremitting


Ant: lazy

Brash (adj.)

Prone to act in a hasty maner, impudent


Syn: rash


Ant: preudent.

Capricious (adj.)

subject to whims or passing fancies


Syn: impulsive


Ant: constant

Chatise (v.)

To inlict physical punishment as a means of correction; to scold severly


Syn: discipline


Ant: reward

Copious (adj.)

Abundant; plentiful, wordy, verbose


Syn: ample


Ant: meager

Deviate (v.)

To turn aside; to stray from a norm; (n.) one who departs from a norm (adj.) differing from a norm, heterodox unconventional


Syn: diverge


Ant: conform

Emaciated (adj.)

Unnaturally thin


Syn: withered


Ant: plump

Exult (v.)

To rejoice greatly


Syn: glory


Ant: mope

Gnarled (adj)

Knotted, twisted, lumpy


Syn: knotty


Ant: smooth

Indemnity (n.)

a payment for damage or loss


Syn: compensation

Inkling (n.)

A hint, a vague, reparation


Syn: clue

Limpid (adj.)

Clear, transparent, readily understood


Syn: Lucid

Omnipotent (adj.)

Almight; having unlimted power or authority


Syn: all powerful

Palatable (Adj.)

Agreable to taste or ones sensibily: suitale for consumption


Syn: edible


Ant: distateful

Pioignant (adj.)

Deeply affecting, touching, keen or sharp in taste or smell


Syn: melacncholy


Ant: unaffecting

Rancor (n.)

Bitter resentment or ill-will


Syn: animosity


Ant: goodwill

Sophomoric (adj.)

immature and overconfident; conceited


Syn: superficial


Ant: mature

Spontaneuos (adj.)

Arising naurally, not planned or engineered in advance


Syn: unplanned


Ant: planned