Term
Sirocco
(Siroccos)
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Definition
1. any hot, oppressive wind, esp. one blowing toward a center of low barometric pressure
Synonyms: Santa Ana winds, Sand storms
Antonyms: Zephyr, Breeze
Analogy: Decreasing Intensity
Hot: warm:: Khamseen: Sirocco |
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Term
Highhanded
(Highhandedly, Highhandedness)
*Adj.*
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Definition
1.using power or authority without considering the feelings of others
Synonym: arrogant, overbearing
Antonym: modest, democratic
Analogy: Cause: Effect
Earthquake: Tsunami:: Highhanded: judged
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Term
Recur
(Recurred, recurring, recurs)
*intr.v.* |
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Definition
1. To happen or occur again or repeatedly
2. to return to one's attention or memory
Synonym: Persist, reappear
Antonym: halt, stop
Analogy: effect: cause
Tsunami: Earthquake:: recur: making a scene |
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Term
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Definition
1. A place, such as a pantry or cellar, where food is stored
2. A supply of food
Synonym: groceries, stock
Antonym: closet
Analogy: noun: its use
spoon: eating:: larder: storage |
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Term
Fervent
(ferverently, ferventness)
*adj*
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Definition
1. Having or showing great emotion or zeal
2. Extremely hot; glowing
Synonym: ardent, passionate
Antonym:apathetic, unconcerned
Analogy:decreasing intensity
Hot: warm:: fervent: emotionless |
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Term
Elicit
(Elicitation, elicitor, Elicited, eliciting, elicits)
*tr.v.*
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Definition
1.To call forth, draw out or provoke
Synonym: extract
Antonym: give
Analogy: increasing intensity
freezing: cold:: forcing: elicit
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Term
Aureole
( aureola)
*noun*
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Definition
1. A circle of light or radiance surrounding the head or body of a representation of a deity or holy person
Synonyms: halo, corona
Antonyms; Square
Analogy: cause: effect
earthquake: tsunami::aureole: awe |
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Term
Steadfast
(stedfast, steadfastly, steadfastness)
*adj.* |
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Definition
1. Firmly loyal or constant
2.Fixed or unchanging
Synonyms: faithful, unswerving
Antonyms: swerving, wavering
Analogy: decreasing intensity
hot: warm:: steadfast: wayward |
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Term
Authorize
(authorized, authorizing, authorizes, authorizer)
*tr.v*
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Definition
1. To give permission for something
2. To grant authority or power to
Synonyms: empower, enable
Antonyms: refuse, reject
Analogy: effect: cause
tsunami: earthquake:: authorize: sage
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Term
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Definition
1. An immeasurably deep chasm, depth, or void
Synonym: bottomless
Antonym: ending
Analogy: categories: example
disney princess: elsa:: hole: abyss |
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Term
Profound
(profounder, profoundest, profoundly, profoundness)
*adj.*
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Definition
1. Having, showing, or requiring great insight or understanding
2. Deeply felt or held
Synonyms: intense, intelligent
Antonyms: light, unintelligent
Analogy: Synonyms
greater: larger:: sage: profound
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Term
Siphon
(siphoned, siphoning, siphons)
*noun* |
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Definition
1. A tube that carries a liquid from a higher level up and over a barrier and then down to a lower level with the flow maintained by gravity and atmospheric pressure as long as the tube remains filled.
2. A tubular organ especially of acuatic invertebrates such as squids or clams by which water is taken in or expelled
Synonyms: drain, funnel
Antonyms: halt, fail
Analogy: tool: its action
spoon: scoop::Siphon: carries liquid |
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Term
Torchbearer
(none)
*noun* |
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Definition
1. one that carries a torch
2. one such as the leader of a government who imparts knowledge, truth, or inspiration to others
Synonyms:commander, cheif
Antonyms:follower, employee
Analogy: Part: Whole
Torchbearer: movement:: general: army |
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Term
Impassioned
(none)
*adj.* |
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Definition
1. Filled with passion
Synonym:Fervent
Antonym:passionless
Analogy: Synonyms
Greater: Larger: Fervent: Impassioned |
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Term
Foment
(Fomented, fomenting, foments)
*tr.v* |
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Definition
1.to incite or arouse (trouble, for example)
2. To treat( the skin for example) by fomentation
Synonyms: brew, whip up
Antonyms: deter, discourage
Analogy: Antonyms
hot: cold:: forment: discourage |
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Term
Beeline
(Beelined, beelining, beelines)
*noun* |
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Definition
1. A direct straight course.
2. To move swiftly in a direct, straight course
Synonyms: straightaway,unswerving
Antonyms:swerving
Analogy: Part: Whole
Disney princesses: ariel:: courses: beeline |
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Pensive
(Pensively, pensiveness)
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Definition
1. Engaged in deep and serious thought
2. showing or expressing deep often melancholy thought
Synonyms: absorbed, dreamy
Antonyms:negligent, uncaring
Analogy:decreasing intensity
hot: warm:: Pensive: daydreaming |
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Term
Exult
(Exulted, exulting, exults)
*intr.v.* |
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Definition
1. to rejoice greatly: be jubilant or triumphant
2. to leap upward, especially for joy
Synonyms: celebrate
Antonyms:grieve
Analogy: increasing intensity
cold: freezing:: ecstatic: exult
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Term
Cavil
(caviled, caviling, cavils, cavilled)
*verb* |
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Definition
1. to argue or find fault over trivial matters; raise petty objections
Synonym:criticize
Antonym:praise
Analogy: category: example
Disney princess: jasmine:: arguements: cavil |
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Term
Uproarious
( Uproariously, uproariousness)
* adj.* |
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Definition
1. characterized by or in a state of uproar
2. making an uproar; confused and noisy, as an assembly, person, etc.
Synonyms: boisterous, clamorous
Antonyms:solemn, unfunny
Analogy: increasing intensity
dim: bright:: quiet: uproarious |
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Term
Brood
(Broodless, unbrooded)
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Definition
1.a number of young produced or hatched at one time; a family of offspring or young.
2.a breed, species, group, or kind
Synonyms: descendants, litter
Antonyms: parent, child
Analogy: Synonyms
greater: larger:: brood: breed |
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Term
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Definition
1. the land lying behind a coastal region.
2. an inland area supplying goods, especially trade goods, to a port.
Synonyms: Outback, borderland
Antonyms: varnish, metropolis
Analogy: categories: example
Disney princess: belle:: islands: hinterland |
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Term
Prim
(primmer, primmest)
*adj.* |
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Definition
1. formally precise or proper, as persons or behavior; stiffly neat.
Synonym: prudish
Antonym: improper
Analogy: decreasing intensity
hot: warm:: prim: decorum |
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Term
Trample
(trampled, trampling)
*verb* |
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Definition
1. to tread or step heavily and noisily
2.to act in a harsh, domineering, or cruel manner, as if treading roughly
Synonyms: stamp, squash
Antonyms: aid, assist
Analogy: Synonyms
large: great:: trample: eminent |
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Term
Sluice
(Sluicelike)
*noun* |
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Definition
1.an artificial channel for conducting water, often fitted with a gate at the upper end for regulating the flow.
Synonyms: channel
Antonyms:closure
Analogy: whole: part
house: door:: sluice: gutter |
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