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25 Cards in this Set

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adherent
a follower of something such as a leader, party, philosophy or profession
synonyms - disciple, follower, partisan
antonym - dissenter
appease
to pacify, to be conciliartory in a manner that sacrifices principles
synonyms - conciliate, mollify, placate, propitiate
antonym - to incense
approbation
official approval, praise, commendation
antonym - disapprobation, disapproval
arduous
very difficult to accomplish or to achieve, very demanding task
antonym - easy, not difficult
atone
to make ammends
antonym - to offend
audacity
excessive boldness, rashness, daring
synonyms - cheek, chutzpah, effrontery, gall, hardihood, temerity
antonym - meekness
benevolence
kindness, generosity, charity
antonym - antagonism, avarice, malevolence
blasphemous
irreverent, profane
antonym - sacred, reverent
calamity
a seious event causing distress or misfortune
synonyms - cataclysm, catastrophe
antonym - good fortune
callow
immature, inexperienced
antonym - mature, experienced
capricious
changing suddently, fickle
synonyms - inconstant, mercurial, unstable
antonym - stable
communal
pertaining to a group or community
antonym - individual
contempt
scorn, extreme dislike or disdain
aynonyms - despicableness, pitiableness, scurviness
antonym - respect
copious
abundant
synonym - ample
antonym - sparse
deft
skillful, adroit
synonyms - clever, cunning, dexterous, ingenious
antonym - clumsy
degeneration
a state of decline
synonym - decadence, decline
antonym - progress
derision
scoffing at, mockery, ridicule
antonym - applause
desecrate
to violate the sanctity of
antonym - to consecrate, to laud, to praise
desolate
deserted, without inhabitants, barren
antonym - populous
despairing
hopeless, despondent, discouraged
antonym - hopeful
discern
to differentiate between two or more things
antonym - to ignore, be oblivious to
discord
lack of agreement, tension, strife
synonyms - contention, dissension, variance
antonym - harmony, agreement
dispatch
to send away with promptness or speed
synonyms - haste, expediencey
antonym - to delay, slowness, inefficiency
enthralling
captivating, spell binding
antonym - boring
esoteric
understood only by a small group or a select few
antonym - obvious