v. cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of.

Synonyms: pacify, lenify, mollify

Antonyms: disgruntle, aggravate, annoy

adj. Stubbornly resistant to authority or control.

Synonyms: refractory, stubborn, defiant.

Antonyms: Accepting, passive.

adj. attended by favorable circumstances or associated with good will or luck.

synonyms: encouraging, prosperous, lucky.

antonyms: unfavorable, insulting.

adj. lacking taste or flavor or tang, lacking livliness.

synonyms: bland, insipid, flavorless.

antonyms: zesty, tangy, flavorful.

n. something that is inferred or implied.

synonyms: deduction, implication.

antonyms: secret

adj. originating from where it is found.

synonyms: native, autochthonal, endemic.

antonyms: alien, foreign

n. a whetstone made of fine gritstone, used for sharpening razors.

v. become an expert at something or make something complete.

synonyms: perfect, acuminate.

antonyms:

adj. not established by conditioning or learning, a quality inherited from birth.

synonyms: unlearned, natural, congenital.

Anotonyms: conditioned, honed.

n. personal as opposed to real property; any tangable, movable property.

synonyms: belonging, posession.

antonyms:

adj. suggesting an unhealthy mental state or suggesting death, horror, or sorrow.

synonyms: ghoulish, diseased, sorrowful.

antonyms: cheerful, healthy, pleased, content.

v. force or persuade someone to do something.

synonyms: oblige, command, recommend.

antonyms: delay, impede, obstruct.

n. anger produced by some annoying irratation, a factor that causes anxiety or frustration.

synonyms: annoyance, irritation, trouble.

antonyms: comfort, help.

n. Strong feelings of embarassment or an instance where one loses prestige or self-respect.

synonyms: humiliation, chagrin, degradation.

antonyms: comfort, confidence.

adj. With little movement, very slow and apathetic.

synonyms: torpid, inert.

antonyms: energetic, alert, lively.

v. speak to someone, approaching them in a confident manner.

synonyms: address, confront, entice.

Antonyms: avoid, ignore, shun.

v. add details, in order to clarify the meaning or purpose of an account or idea.

synonyms: elaborate, lucubrate, exposit.

antonyms: abridge, confuse, muddle.

n. acceptance without protest or agreement to a statement or proposal to do something.

synonyms: assent, compliance, obediance.

antonyms: rebellion, insubordination, disagreement.

n. an opinion voiced by a judge on a point of law on a point of law not directly bering on the case in question and therefore not binding.

synonyms: pronouncement, say-so, affirmation.

antonyms: retraction, disavowel.

n. absence of moral or spiritual values or actions that can be morally objected to; an unjust act.

synonyms: wickedness, immorality, sin, inustice.

antonyms: virtue, goodness.

adj. expressing extreme feelings of disrespect or arrogance toward someone.

synonyms: disdainful, insulting, scornful.

antonyms: humble, polite.

n. a feeling of anger caused by being offended.

synonyms: offense, resentment, grudge.

antonyms: forgiveness, love, happiness.

adj. inclined to or having the characteristics of having apoplexy. (loss of conciousness, seizures, strokes)

synonyms: lifeless, quiescent.

antonyms: mobile, active, busy.

v. make clear and more comprehensible.

synonyms: clarify, enlighten, decode.

antonyms: obfuscate, mystify, confuse.

n. a predisposition in favor of something, a strong likely.

synonyms: inclination, preference, orientation.

antonyms: antipathy, disinterest.

adj. showing curiosity by asking questions for clarification.

synonyms: speculative, questioning, wondering.

antonyms: unconcerned, incurious, stolid.

n. an evasion to the point of arguement by raising irrelevant distinctions or objections.

synonyms: quiddity, cavil, equivocation.

antonyms: concurrence, agreement, approval.

v. evade the truth of a point or question by raising irrelevant objections, or argueing over petty things.

synonyms: niggle, pettifog, bicker, squabble.

antonyms: agree, approve, concur.

adj. in deplorable condition.

synonyms: bedraggled,  dilapidated, tatterdemalion.

antonyms: repaired, stable, sound.

v. to be confusing, mysterious, bewildering.

synonyms: perplex, vex, puzzle, flummox.

antonyms: enlighten, explain.

v. perform an act usually with a negative connotation.

synonyms: commit, pull, enact.

antonyms: abstain, decline, avoid.

adj. elaborately or excessively ornamented.

synonyms: aureate, flamboyant, showy.

antonyms: natural, plain, undecorated.

adj. characterized by an inability to mask your feelings; not devious.

synonyms: artless, innocent, naive.

antonyms: sly, deceitful, dishonest.

n. an activity that diverts or amuses or stimulates. A way of turning aside ones attention or concern.

synonyms: digression, deflection, aberration.

antonyms: focus, conforming, staying.

adj. Free from deceit.

synonyms: honest, transparent, genuine.

antonyms: crafty, cunning, tricky.

n. a statement that is not literally false but that cleverly avoids an unpleasant truth.

synonyms: equivocation, dodging, ruse.

antonyms: directness, explanation.

adj. not prominent or readily noticeable.

synonyms: invisible, camouflaged, concealed.

antonyms: exposed, noticeable, open.

adj. clothed or adorned with finery.

synonyms: adorened, embellished, decorated.

Antonyms: plain, natural, blank.

n. An inclination to do something.

Synonyms: tendency, disposition, aptness.

Antonyms: dislike, disinclination, unsureness.

adj. having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy.

synonyms: disdainful, lordly, sniffy, supercilious.

Antonyms: Humble, meek, timid.

n. a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group.

synonyms: privilege, perquisite, right.

antonyms: --

n. a sudden short attack.

Synonyms: raid, maraud.

antonyms: charity, giving.

v. steal good; take as spoils.

synonyms: plunder, depoils, loot, ransack.

antonyms: give, donate.

adj. recovering readily from adversity, depression, or the like.

Synonyms: bouncy, lively, whippy.

Antonyms: unrecovering, sickly.

adj. briefly giving the gist of something.

synonyms: compendious, compact, summary.

antonyms: report, story, details.

n. several things grouped together or considered as a whole.

synonyms: collection, accumulation, assemblage.

antonyms: piece, part, half, broken.

v. gather as of natural products.

synonyms: reap, harvest.

antonyms: plant.

adj. equally skillful with each hand.

synonyms: two-handed.

antonyms: right-handed, left-handed.

v. remove by erasing or crossing out.

synonomys: strike, exercise.

antonymes: create, uncover.

adj. similar or correspondent in some respects though otherwise dissimilar.

synonyms: corresspondent.

antonyms: homologous, heterologous.

n. a degree or grade of excellence or worth.

synonyms: quality, excellence, worthiness.

antonyms: worthless, unimportant.

adj. plausible but false.

synonyms: specious, unauthentic, migbegetton.

antonyms: factual, true, authentic.

n. noisy defiance.

synonys: rucus, noise, sound.

antonyms: quiet, silence.