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1. hot/warm steady wind
synonym: zephyr
antonym:
analogy: hurricane:sirocco (decreasing intensity) |
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highhanded (adj)
highhandedly
highhandedness |
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1. arrogant
synonym: bossy
antonym: modest
analogy: boss:highhanded (noun:closely related adj.) |
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recur (verb)
recurred
recurring |
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1. to occur/appear again
2. come again into the mind
synonym: return
antonym: stop
analogy: recur:memory (action:subject performing action) |
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1. a place where food is kept
synonym: storage
antonym:
analogy: larder:food (whole:part) |
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fervent (adj)
fervency
fervently |
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1. marked by great warmth of feeling/enthusiasm
synonym: ecstatic
antonym: dull
analogy: fervent:happy (decreasing intensity) |
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1. draw forth or bring out often by skillful questioning/discussion; draw out
synonym: bring/cause
antonym: supress
analogy: elicit:answer (cause:effect) |
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1. encircling ring of light/color
synonym: halo/hoop
antonym:
analogy: aureole:angel (object:its user) |
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1. steady; constant (determined)
synonym: staunch/fixed
antonym: wayward/fickle
analogy: steadfast:achievment (cause:effect) |
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authorize (verb)
authorized
authorizer
authorizable |
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1. empower; formally sanction
synonym: enable/license
antonym: deny
analogy: authorize:book (action:thing acted upon) |
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1. subterranean ocean
2. a deep gulf/cavity
synonym: hole/chasm
antonym:
analogy: abyss:ocean (part:whole) |
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profound (adj)
profounder
profoundest |
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1. having a deep understanding
2. low
synonym: deep/sage
antonym: shallow/light
analogy: study:profound (cause:effect) |
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Definition
1. a tube bent into disproportionate legs
2. tubular part of some animals where water enters/leaves
synonym: tube/funnel
antonym:
analogy: siphon:cuttlefish (part:whole) |
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Definition
1. one that carries a torch
2. leader of an event/group
synonym: leader
antonym:
analogy: lead:torchbearer (action:subject performing action) |
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impassioned (adj)
impassion
impassioned
impassioning |
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Definition
1. showing great warmth/intensity of feeling
synonym: fervent/passionate
antonym: peaceful/dull
analogy: achievment:impassioned (cause:effect) |
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foment (verb)
fomenter
fomentation |
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Definition
1. treat with moist heat (ease pain)
2. allow growth/development of
synonym: excite/arouse
antonym: calm/deter
analogy: foment:pain (action:thing acted upon) |
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Definition
1. straight/direct course
synonym: shortcut
antonym: serpentine
analogy: beeline:straight (noun:closely related adjective) |
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pensive (adj)
pensively
pensivness |
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Definition
1. dreamily thoughtful
2. suggestive of sad thoughts
synonym: ponder
antonym: shallow/negligent
analogy: daydreamer:pensive (noun:closely related adj.) |
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exult (verb)
exultant
exultation |
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Definition
1. leap up
2. leap for joy
synonym: celebrate
antonym: mourn
analogy: exult:clap (decreasing intensity) |
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cavil (verb)
caviled
caviling |
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Definition
1. unnecessary object
synonym: hassle/disagree
antonym: agree
analogy: cavil:argue (increasing intensity) |
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1. very loud/funny
2. something that causes an uproar
synonym: hilarious/loud
antonym: solemn/boring
analogy: joke:uproarious (noun:closely related adj) |
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Term
brood (verb/adj/noun)
brooding
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1. (vb) protect eggs/ponder
2. (adj) kept for breeding
3. (n) family of offspring/breed/species
synonym: family/offspring/ponder
antonym: parent/forget
analogy: brood:problem (action:thing acted upon) |
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Definition
1. less developed parts of a country
2. inland area that supplies goods
synonym: wilderness/woods
antonym: city
analogy: hinterland:vacant (noun:closely related adj) |
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prim (adj/verb)
primmer
primmed
primming |
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1. very neat/proper
2. make a prim expression
synonym: formal/rigid
antonym: untidy/sloppy
analogy: prim:house (action:thing acted upon) |
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trample (verb)
trampling
trampled |
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Definition
1. step heavily/noisily/harshly over something
synonym: crush/hurt
antonym: heal
analogy: boots:trample (tool:its action) |
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sluice (noun/verb)
sluiced
sluicing |
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Definition
1. (n) drain/stream of water
2. (vb) clean with water/drain
synonym: drain/channel/valve
antonym:
analogy: sluice:river (part:whole) |
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