Listless (list' lis) 

adjective

SYNONYMS:

ANTONYMS:

1) Having or showing no interest in what is going on, as because of illness, weariness, sadness, etc.

DERIVATIVES: listlessness, listlessly

Rout (rout)

noun, intransitive verb

SYNONYMS: conquer

ANTONYMS:

1) A disorderly crowd; rabble

2) A disorderly fight, as of defeated troops

3) An overwhelming defeat

4) A group of people; company

1) To poke or rummage about

2) To expose to view

Smidgen (smig' en)

noun

SYNONYMS:

ANTONYMS:

Sunder (sun' dęr)

transitive verb

SYNONYMS: 

ANTONYMS:

1) To break apart; seperate; split

DERIVATIVES: sunderable, sunderance, asunder

Deplete (di plēt')

transitive verb

SYNONYMS: drain, exhaust, bankrupt, impoverish

ANTONYMS: full

1) To empty of a principal substance

2) To lessen markedly in quantity, content, power, or value

DERIVATIVES: depletion, depleted, depletable, depleting, depletive

Charlatan (shär' le t'n)

noun

SYNONYMS: fake

ANTONYMS:

1) One who pretends to have extra knowledge or skill that s/he does not have at all

DERIVATIVES: charlantism, charlantry

Morose (mę- 'rōs)

adjective

SYNONYMS: sullen, moody

ANTONYMS: energetic

1) Having a sullen and gloomy disposition

2) Marked by or expressive of gloom

DERIVATIVES: moroseness, morosely, morosity