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assurance
n) a pledge of freedom from doubt, selfconfidence
promise, sureness, poise
uncertainty, doubt
asylum
n) an institution for the care of children, elderly ppl, etc a place of safety
sanatorium, sanctuary, refuge
console
v) to comfort
n) the keyboard of an organ; a control panel for an electrical or mechanical device
soothe, alleviate
distress, bother, vex, torment
dilate
v) to make or become larger, wider; to expand upon
enlarge, swell, prolong
contract, compress, constrict
dross
n) refuse, waste products
rubbsh, trash dregs, scum
dwindle
v) to lessen, diminish
decrease, shrink, fade
increase, enlarge, swell
flippant
adj) lacking in seriousness, disrespectful, saucy
frivolous, inprudent, insolent
serious, respectful
immunity
n) resistance to disease, freedom from some charge or obligation
exemption, impunity
vulnerability, exposure
institue
v) to establish, set up
n) an organizitation for the promotion of learning
found, bring about, academy
terminate, discontinue, raze
liabilty
n) a debt, something disadvantageous
handicap, drawback
advantage, asset
preposterous
adj) ridiculous, senseless
absurd, incredible
reasonable, realistic
pugnacious
adj) quarrelsome, fond of fighting
argumentative, combative
friendly, amicable
rabid
adj) furious, violently intnse, unreasonably extreme, mad, infected with rabies
raving, berserk
moderate, restrained, blase
realm
n) a kingdom; a region or field of study
domain, bailwick, ducky
rejuvenate
v) to make young again; to make like new
revitalize, renew
wear out, exhaust
remunerate
v) to reward, pay, reimburse
compensate, profit, benefit
sparse
adj) meager, scant, scattered
thin, scanty
plentiful, profuse, teeming
sterling
adj) genuine, excellent, made of silver or standard fineness
first-rate, worthy, pure
mediocre, shoddy, sham
venture
n) a risky or daring undertaking
v) to expose to danger
gamble, chance, try
withdraw, retire, shrink from, shy away
warp
v) to twist out of shape
n) an abnormality
bend, distort, misshape, irregularity
straighten, unbend, rectify