CAPITALISMIn arguing that capitalism as such is not the cause of war, I must not be taken as arguing that capitalists do not often believe in war. Believe that they and their country from it.Norman AngellThe dynamo of our economic system is self-interest which may range from mere greed to admirable types of self-expression.Felix FrankfurterWhat […]
BankingA bank is a place where they lend you an umbrella in fair weather and ask for it back again when it begins to rains.Robert FrostBanking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.Thomas JeffersonA bank is a place that will lend you money if you can prove you don’t need it.BOB HOPEBeautyRugged the breast that
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,
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