AbilityStudies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability.BACON, FRANCISI don’t know much about his ability, but he’s got a very good beside manner.DU MAURIER, GEORGE LOUIS PALMELLA BUSSONIt is better to be able neither to read nor write than to be able to do nothing else.HAZLITT, WILLIAMA child should always say what’s true.And speak […]
ZEALSynonyms : Ardour, passion, fervour, zest, eagerness, devotion, dedication, enthusiasm, gusto.Antonyms : Weakness, laziness, carelessness, coolness, apathy, indifference, coldness, unconcern.ZealousSynonyms : Eager, ardent, burning, energetic, fiery, passionate, earnest, devoted, spirited, fanatical, enthusiastic, keen, heart, warm, intense.Antonyms : Unenthusiastic, lacklustre, cool, unimpassioned, listless, sceptical, apathetic, indifferent, disinterested, cold, torpid, half-hearted.ZENITHSynonyms : Peak, pinnacle, acme, culmination, top,
YAWNSynonyms : Open, part, gape, wide, split.Antonyms : Shut, shorten, peephole, close, abridge.YEARLYSynonyms : Per annum, annually.YEARNSynonyms : Long, hanker, wish, desire.Antonyms : Hate, dislike, stoop, wallow.YEOMANSynonyms : Farmer, agriculturalist, galdener.YIELDSynonyms : Bear, supply, renounce, abandon, forgo, crop, give, away, submit, accede, waive, surrender, provide, afford, produce, return.Antonyms : Restrain, oppose, assail, contend, confront, strive,
XANTHOUSSynonyms : Golden-haired, yellow-haired, fair-haired, blonde,light skinned, fair.Antonyms : Black, wheatish, brown-skinned.XylographSynonyms : Wood-engraving, woodcut.
WAGESSynonyms : Hire, compensation, remuneration, payment, salary, reward.Antonyms : Unproductivity, fruitless, rewardless, waste.WailSynonyms : Bemoan, grieve, cry, weep, mourn, lament, deplore, bewail.Antonyms : Make merry, enjoy, celebrate, rejoice, elation, cheer, delight, revel, triumph.WANTSynonyms : Penury, poverty, privation, wish, need, indigence, omission, missing.Antonyms : Plenty, prosperity, wealth, ease, own, sufficiency, desirelessness, affluence, wealth, ampleness, excess, detest,
VACANTSynonyms : Unoccupied, waste, vacuous, unfilled, leisure, blank, empty, devoid, unemployed, untenanted, exhausted, idle.Antonyms : Occupied, jammed, replete, packed, filled, full, brimmed, brimful, brimming, busy, crammed, gorged, engaged.VAGUESynonyms : Haze, dim, obscure, indistinct, indefinite, doubtful, unintelligible, ambiguous.Antonyms : Clear, defined, plain, sensible, distinct, precise, exact, obvious, definite, explicit, specific.VALIDSynonyms : Binding, defensible, powerful, efficacious, cogent,
UGLYSynonyms : Unattractive, unsightly, horrid, shapeless, gruesome, homely, pain, uncouth, monstrous, deformed, ghastly, horrible, ungainly.Antonyms : Beautiful, charming, gracious, handsome, attractive, lovely, pretty, seemly.UltimateSynonyms : Conclusive, last, farthest, final, extreme, eventual, decisive, definitive, terminal, latest.Antonyms : Preliminary, introductory, initial, preparatory, beginning, opening.UnableSynonyms : Powerless, incapable, weak, impotent, incompetent.Antonyms : Capable, potent, strong, skilled, able, competent,
TabulateSynonyms : Arrange, classify, categories, codify, list, index, catalogue, range, systematize, order, tabularize.Antonyms : Estimate, guess, disorder, disorganize.TACTSynonyms : Discretion, skill, cleverness, consideration, finesse, adroitness, diplomacy.Antonyms : Frankness, roughness, bluntness, simplicity, discourtesy, indiscretion, gaucheric, clumsiness.TactfulSynonyms : Careful, judicious, politic, polished, prudent, discreet, clever, diplomatic, suitable, considerate.Antonyms : Awkward, indiscreet, tactless, clumsy, foolish, thoughtless, inconsiderate, imprudent,
SabotageSynonyms : Destroy, damage, incapacitate, subvert, disable, disrupt, wreck, treason.Antonyms : Create, build, construct, restore, repair.SACREDSynonyms : Dedicated, consecrated, inviolable, hallowed, divine, holy, sanctified, blessed, celastial, venerable, religious, divine, reverred.Antonyms : Irreverant, irreligious, blasphemous, sacrilegious, profane, impious, temporal, worldy, lay, immoral, unholy, secular.SADSynonyms : Dejected, depressed, downcast, melancholy, woeful, gloomy, dismal, dull, grave, despondent, sorry,
RabbleSynonyms : Crowd, horde, herd, rif-raff,populace, scum, canaille.Antonyms : Dispersal, scattering, pacifier, peace maker.RACESynonyms : Caste, nation, ethnic group, ancestry, house, stock, lineage, tribe, people, family, clan, breed.Antonyms : Mankind, generation, global,unit,humanity, individual, brotherhood.RACYSynonyms : Spicy, spirited, poignant, flavorous, rich, lively.Antonyms : Stale, prosy, insipid, cold, vapid, tasteless, dull, flat, stuid.RadiantSynonyms : Glossy, gleaming, beaming,
QUALITYSynonyms : Property, brand, nature, trait, characteristic, attribute, status, excellence, colouring, gentility.Antonyms : Flat, commonplace, colourless, ordinary, quantity.QUANTITYSynonyms : Amount, bulk, number, sum-total, volume, measure, aggregate.Antonyms : Deficiency, insufficiency, shortage, deficit.QUARRELSynonyms : Contest, enmity, fight, riot, row, strife, contention, hostility, wraggle, fray, fracas, controversy, brawl, clash, dispute, squabble, feud.Antonyms : Assent, consent, acquiesce, harmony, friendship,
PacificSynonyms : Peaceful, tending to peace, tranquil, serene, quiet.Antonyms : Turbulent, disturbing, afflictive, tumultuous, warring, trying, troublesome.PACIFYSynonyms : Mitigate, quench, lull ,allay, compose, appease, quiet, assuage, tranquillise, conciliate, calm.Antonyms : Inflame, annoy, incense, enrage, exassperate, irritate, vex, agitate, disturb, excite, anger.PAINSynonyms : Pang, ache, grief, agony, distress, throe, torment woe, twinge, anguish, trouble, torrent.Antonyms :
OATHSynonyms : Curse, epithet, imprecation.Antonyms : Nonfulfilment, non-realisation.OBEDIENTSynonyms : Subservient, dutiful, tractable, yielding, complacent, regardful, reverent, submissive, respectful, observent, deferential.Antonyms : Stubborn, intractable, disobedient, rebellious, arrogant, mutinous, disrespectful, irreverent, obdurate, obstinate, contrary.OBJECTSynonyms : Antiquated, outworn, dead, past, discorded, extinct.Antonyms : Recent, unused, fresh, modern.ObjectiveSynonyms : Purpose, target, end, goal, destination, aim, intention.Antonyms : Aimlessness, neglect,
NAMESynonyms : Style, surname, appellation, agnomen, title, denomination, epithet.Antonyms : Common, unknown, untitled, non-authority.NARROWSynonyms : Scanty, spare, thin, straightened, pinched, limited circumscribed, close, intolerant, cramped, contracted, biased.Antonyms : Wide, vast, extensive, unlimited, unbiased, disinterested, ample, open, big, receptive, broad, large, spacious.NATIONSynonyms : State, community, commonwealth, realm, land.Antonyms : Undivided, unsocial, non-governed, un-civlised.NastySynonyms : Dirty, defiled,
MadSynonyms : Crazy, deranged, demented, distracted, maniac, insane, lunatic, aberrant, delirious, wild.Antonyms : Rational, calm, composed, cool, sane, mollified, sound, sensible.MagnanimousSynonyms : Kind, charitable, heroic, liberal, brave, daring, elevated, generous, forbearing, noble, lofty, unselfish.Antonyms : Minor, petty, miserly, selfish, vindictive, resentful, unforgiving, small.MagnifySynonyms : Enlarge, exaggerate, increase, multiply, augment, amplify, overstate.Antonyms : Belittle, depreciate, disparage,