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Sirocco
Siroccos, Scirocco |
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Noun
1. Hot steady intence wind.
Antonyms: Synonym: Dust storm |
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highhanded
High-handedly, Hi-handedness |
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Definition
adj.
Acting or doing in an overbearing or arbitrary manner.
Antonyms: Reasoned Synonym: Bossy |
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Recur
Recuring, Recurringly |
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Definition
verb
To return, as in thought, talk, or memory.
To happen again or occur again.
Antonyms: Stop Synonym: Reapear |
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Noun
A place where the food supplies of a household are kept ;pantry.
Antonyms: Synonym: Pantry |
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fervent
Fervently, Ferventness |
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Definition
adj.
Hot; burning; glowing
Having or showing greatwarmth of fealing; intensly devoted or earnest.
Antonyms: Passionless Synonym:Earnest |
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elicit
Elicitation, Elicitor
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Definition
Verb
To draw forth.
To cause, to be revealed.
Antonyms: Hide Synonym: Bring out |
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aureole
Aureoled, Aureoling |
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Definition
Noun
A radiance surrounding the head or the whole figure in therepresentation of a sacred personage.
Any encircling ring of light or color; halo.
Antonyms: Synonym: Halo |
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steadfast
Steadfastly, Steadfastness |
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Definition
adj.
Fixed in direction; steadily directed:
Firm in purpose, resolution, faith, attachment, etc., as a person:
Antonyms:Afraid Synonym: Faithful
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authorize
Authorizable, Authorizer |
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Definition
Verb
To invest especially with legal authourity
Antonyms:Refuse Synonym:Empower
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Noun
A hole so deep or a spave so great that it cannot be measured.
The bottemless gulf.
Antonyms: Shallow Synonym:Depth |
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profound
Profoundly, Profoundness |
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Definition
adj
Difficult to understand : requiring deep thought or wisdom.
Extending far below the surface.
Antonyms:Superficial Synonym:Intelligent
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siphon
Siphonal, Siphonless |
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Definition
Noun
A bent tube used to move a liquid frome one containger into anouther container by means of air pressure.
Antonyms: Synonym: Funnel |
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torchbearer
Torchbearer, Torchbearing |
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Noun
One who brings enlightment and truth.
Someone in the forefront of a campaign, crusade, or movement.
Antonyms: Synonym:Holder |
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impassioned
Impassionedly, Impassiondness |
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Definition
adj
Showing or feeling very strong emotions
Antonyms:Calm Synonym: Firce
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foment
Fomenter, Unfomented |
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Definition
Verb
To promote the growth or development of.
Antonyms: Discourage Synonym: Brew |
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beeline
Beelining, Beelined |
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Definition
Noun
A straight direct course.
A route travaled quickly.
Antonyms:long Synonym: Shortcut
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pensive
Pensively, Pensiveness |
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adj
Quietly sad or thoughful.
Antonyms:Thoughless Synonym:Meditative |
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exult
Exultingly, Exulting |
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Definition
Verb
To say something in a very excited and happy way.
Antonyms:Conceal Synonym: Rejoise |
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Verb
To complain about things that are not important.
Antonyms:Quiet Synonym:Fuss
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uproarious
Uprouriously, Uproariousness |
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adj
Very noisy or very funny.
Antonyms:Lame Synonym:Comic |
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brood
Broodingly, Brooded |
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Definition
Noun
A group of young birds that were all born at the same time.
Childdren of a family.
Antonyms: Synonym:Offspring |
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Noun
An area that is not close to any cities or towns : a remote region.
Antonyms:Metropolis Synonym:Backcountry |
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Verb
Very formal and proper.
Easily shocked or upset by rued behavior, comments.
Antonyms:Informal Synonym:Correct |
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trample
Trampled, Trampaling |
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Definition
Verb
To treat other people's rights, wishe, or feelings as if they are worthless or not important.
Antonyms:Cure Synonym:Hurt |
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Noun
A device (such as a floodgate) used for contolling the flow of water.
Antonyms: Synonym: Channel |
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