Dictionary of Synonyms And Antonyms

KEENSynonyms : Penetrating, edged, razorlike, piercing, acute, eager, sharp shrewd, sagacious, astute, discerning, quick.Antonyms : Bland, lanquid, dull, indifferent, blunt, slow, stupid, dry, plain, laziness, drab, unintelligent, insensible.KEEPSynonyms : Detain, preserve, carry, maintain, refrain, sustain, withhold, guard, detail, celebrate, conduct, defend, protect, support, retain, hold, fulfil, conduct.Antonyms : Throw away, reject, ignore, overlook, finish, avoid, […]

JarSynonyms : Clash, disturb, joct, shake, vibrate, wrangle, quarrel, squabble.Antonyms : Harmony, accord, soothe, concord, placate, appease.JealousSynonyms : Envious, distrustful, resentful, anxious, suspicious, covetous.Antonyms : Indifferent, disinterested, uninterested, carefree, satisfied, trusting, liberal, genital.JeopardizeSynonyms : Imperil, risk, endanger, hazard, peril.Antonyms : Protect, cover, shelter, secure, save, guard.JESTSynonyms : Joke, jeer, taunt, fun, amuse.Antonyms : Appease, flatten,

IDEALSynonyms : Model, example, original, archetype, prototype, standard, pattern.Antonyms : Act, practice, attainment, incarnation, accomplishment, realisation, fact, executions, achievement.IGNORANCESynonyms : Unexplored, simpleness, blindness, soil, illiteracy, ground, simplicity, darkness.Antonyms : Wisdom, intelligence, acquaintance, light.IGNORANTSynonyms : Illiterate, uneducated, unlearned, foolish, stupid, unlettered, unread.Antonyms : Knowledgeable, intelligent, literate, informed, educated, aware.IllSynonyms : Evil, vicious, malignant, wicked, vile, malevolent,

HABITSynonyms : Use to, regularity, propensity, make up, disposition, bent, practice, tendency, rule, habitude, mature, use, fashion, usage.Antonyms : Fashionlessness, disuse, irregularity, position, unnatural, impractice.HabitualSynonyms : Natural, fixed, routine, usual, hardened, accustomed, established, ingrained.Antonyms : Rare, unusual, infrequent, irregular, occasional, strange, uncommon.HackneyedSynonyms : Commonplace, over-worked, stereotyped, tired, worn out, unoriginal.Antonyms : Novel, fresh, imaginative, original,

GAIETYSynonyms : Buoyancy, joy, happiness, merriment, vivacity.Antonyms : Sadness, despondency, misery, melancholy, gloom, sorrow.GAINSynonyms : Winning,earnings, profit, lucre, emolument, advantage, benefit, secure, get, earn, reap, realise, win, arrive at, get, obtain.Antonyms : Loss, depreviation, waste, forfeiture, forfeit, lose, mislay, squander.GALLANTSynonyms : Brave, bold, valiant, daring, dashing, dauntless, heroic, courageous, intrepid, chivalrous, courteous, noble.Antonyms : Mean,

FABULOUSSynonyms : Unreal, incredible, legendary, mythical, fictitious, monstrous, fabricated.Antonyms : Real, factual, natural, ordinary, actual, common, credible, fair.FACESynonyms : Defy, encounter, meet, challenge, oppose, confront, appearance, dare, countenance, Physignomy, visage, surface, front.Antonyms : Escape, evade, dodge, turn away, turn aside, avert, sidetrack, avoid, back, consealment.FACILESynonyms : Ready, pliant, pliable, dexterous, easy, able.Antonyms : Awkward, clumsy,

EAGERSynonyms : Fervent, impatient, zealous, enthusiastic, keen, ardent, longing, desirous, anxious, yearning, excited, ambitious, aspiring.Antonyms : Indifferent, apathetic, loath, disinterested, unambitious, cool, unconcerned, passive, lazy, opposed, adverse.EARLYSynonyms : Soon, shortly, premature, presently, quickly, ere, initial, anon, before time, timely, reasonably, forward.Antonyms : Belated, pastbehind, latter, modern, delayed, late, conclusive, tardy, slow.EARNSynonyms : Achieve, acquire, merit,

DAILYSynonyms : Routine, common, ordinary, regular, everyday, day-today.Antonyms : Periodic, intermittent, sporadic, nightly.DAINTYSynonyms : Graceful, tasty, delicious, pretty, refind, exquisite, delicate, elegant, fine, fastdious, palatable, savory, nice, scrupulous.Antonyms : Vuglar, rough, coarse, indelicate, inelegant, clumsy, harsh.DALLYSynonyms : Sport, temper, toy, delay, play, trifle, linger, tarry.Antonyms : Hasten, rush, hurry, precipitate.DAMAGESynonyms : Destruction, desolation, ruin, harm,

CAJOLESynonyms : Beguile, coax, flatter, inveigle, blandish, wheedle.Antonyms : Fault, dam, dissaude, discourage, belittle, criticize, unbult.CALAMITYSynonyms : Misfortune, trouble, misery, catastrophe, distress, affliction, disaster, ruin, scourge, tragedy, woe.Antonyms : Fortune, peace, joy, tranquilty, prosperity, happiness, goodluck, boon, blessing, benefit.CALCULATESynonyms : Count, assess, estimate, reckon, number, compute.Antonyms : Conjecture, surmise, imagine, suppose.CALCULATIONSynonyms : Weighing, manipulation, cautious,

BACKSynonyms : Favour, advocate, champion, sanction, sponser, support, abet, rear.Antonyms : Oppose, criticise, condemn, advance, face, fore, front.BACKWARDSynonyms : Unwilling, behind, dull, sluggish, late, tardy, reluctant, slow, retarded, posterior.Antonyms : Sharp, intelligence, Willing, ahead, anterior, quick, alert, early, advancing, forward, prompt, eager, developed.BADSynonyms : Defective, injurious, unsound, vile, hurtful, pernicious, corrupt, villianous, noxious, immortal, unprincipled,

ABANDONSynonyms : Relinquish, resign, forgo, discontinue, waive, abdicate, leave, quit, evacuate, desert, discard, give up, surrender, renounce.Antonyms : Pursue, chase, hunt, prosecute, follow, undertake, carry on, continue, hold, defend, maintain, keep, remain.ABASHSynonyms : Humiliate, humble, shame, embarrass, disconcert, discontinuance.Antonyms : Vanity, conceit, immodesty, self-esteem, self-love, self-praise, complacency, smugness.ABATESynonyms : Decrease, lessen, moderate, diminish, subside, allay,