abound

(v.) to be plentiful, be filled

synonyms: burst with, overflow with, teem with

antonyms: lack, want

braggart

(n.) a boaster; (adj.) boastful in a loud, annoying way

synonyms: (n.) bigmouth, blowhard

cache

(n.) a hiding place; something hidden or stored 

synonyms: stockpile, hoard, store

clarification

(n.) the act of making clear or understandable, an explanation

synonyms: elucidation, explication

embezzle

(v.) to steal property entrusted to one's care

synonyms: swindle, defraud

despondent

(adj.) sad, without hope, discouraged

synonyms: dejected, depressed, forlorn

antonyms: jubilant, elated

heartrending

(adj.) causing mental pain or grief

synonyms: moving, sad, heartbreaking, poignant

malady

(n.) a sickness, illness, disease, disorder

synonyms: ailment, indisposition

antonyms: health, well-being

mellow

(adj.) ripe well-matured; soft, sweet, and rich; gentle, pleasant; (v.) to become gentle and sweet

synonyms: (adj.)  dulcet, creamy

antonyms: (adj.) unripe, green, harsh, grating, strident

leisurely

(adj.) unurried, taking plenty of time; (adv.) in an easygoing or unhurried way

synonyms: (adj.) slow, relaxed

antonyms: (adj.) hasty, hurried, rushed, hectic

lethargic

(adj.) unnaturally sleepy; dull, slow moving;indifferent

synonyms: lazy, sluggish, listless

antonyms: wide-awake, alert, energetic, dynamic

nomadic

(adj.) wandering, moving about from place to place

synonyms: roving, roaming, vagrant, migratory, itinerant

antonyms: stationary, settled, rooted, fixed

piecemeal

(adj.) one piece at a time; (adv.) gradually

synonyms: bit by bit

antonyms: all at once

quest

(n.) a search, hunt; (v.) to search, seek, ask

synonyms: (n.) pursuit, venture

random

(adj.) by chance, not planned or prearranged; irregular

synonyms: haphazard, arbitrary

antonyms: planned, deliberate, systematic

rant

(v.) to speak wildly and noisily; (n.) loud, violent talk

synonyms: (v.) rave, fume, spout, harangue

antonyms: (v.) whisper, mumble

reinforce

(v.) to make stronger with new materials or support

synonyms: strengthen, bolster, prop up, support

antonyms: weaken, undermine, sap, impair

seclusion

(n.) isolation from others, solitude

synonyms: aloneness, solitariness

antonyms: the thick of things

status

(n.) a person's condition or position in the eyes of the law; relative rank or standing, especially in society; prestige

synonyms:: situation, recognition

  turmoil

(n) a state of great confusion or disorder; mental strain or agitation.

syn: upheaval, tumult, chaos

ant: peace and quiet, order