N. person who supports a cause publicly

V. to publicly speak/support a cause

synonyms (n): apostle, supporter, spokesperson, exponent

antonyms: assailant, antagonist, opposer 

synonyms (v): vindicate, uphold

antonyms: impugn, excoriate, revile, equivocate, gainsay

n. strong dislike, disgust

synonyms: abohorrence, rancor

antonyms: someone laudable, approval, adoration 

V. help

synonyms: corroborate, support, aid 

antonyms: obstruct, hinder, berate

n. noise, dissonance

synonyms: din

antonym: quiet, silence 

V. criticize, insult, make fun of 

synonyms:defame, denounce, impugn, pillory

antonyms: make laudable, revere 

N. cacophony, noise

synonyms: din

antonyms: silence

N. disagreement, incongruity 

 synonym: conention, confrontation

antonyms: agreement, reconciliation 

V. to tire, wear out

synonyms: devitalize, dessicate

antonyms: strengthen, corroborate, renew

N. praise, acclamation

synonyms:planygeric, salutation 

antonyms:  calumny, obloquy, opprobrium

ADJ. talkative

synonyms: loquacious, verbose

antonyms: laconic, brisque, quiet

ADJ: honest, trustful, gullable, naive

synonyms: trusting, credulous

antonyms: incredulous, suspecting, mendacious 

ADJ. apathetic, uninspired, lazy, sluggish

synonym: having lassitude, stoic, complacent, dispassionate

antonyms: fervid, having arbor/zeal

ADJ. pliable, yielding, adaptable

synonyms: impressionable 

antonyms: rigid, firm 

N. a misanthropist, person who hates mankind, hater

synonyms: skeptic, egotist

antonyms: philantrhope, humanitarian

ADJ. pigheaded, stubborn

synonyms: inexorable, obstinate 

antonyms: malleable, yielding

Adj: charitable, giving

synonyms: altruistic, beneficent 

antonyms: misanthropic, miserly

Adj. showy, flashy

synonym: exhibitnionism , showiness, affectation 

antonym: reserve 

N. contradiction, puzzle

synonym: enigma, bewilderment, mystery, oddity

antonym: statement, declaration 

V. strecsth the truth; deceive

 synonyms: equivocate, pillory, feign

antonyms: 

V. stertching the truth; deceive

synonym: equivocate, feign, impugn 

antonym: telling the truth; being ingenous 

V. admire, revere

synonyms: extol, praise

antonyms: impugn, revile, rebuke, decry, lambaste

V. to change, shift back and forth, be decisive

synonym: vacillate 

antonym: remain, sojourn