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Abate Decrease, Decline, Dwindle, Curtail, Diminish, Subside, Shrink, Lessen

Abdicate Renounce, Resign, Hand Over, Abandon, Relinquish, Give Up

Abhor Detest, Hate, Dislike, Loathe

Abortive Unsuccessful, Unproductive, Futile, Fruitless, Ineffective

Abridge Shorten, Abbreviate, Reduce, Summarize, Shorten, Condense, Truncate,

Compress

Abstruse Obscure, Puzzling, Complex, Cryptic, Devious, Perplexing, Profound

Acclaim Praise, Applause, Compliments, Commend, Extol, Praise, Hail

Acumen Sharpness, Intelligence, Wisdom

Adept Competent , Expert, Proficient, Adroit, Capable, Skilled, Dexterous, NimbleAdulterated Impure, Polluted, Dirty, Contaminated, Tainted

Adversary Opposition, Enemy, Rival, Antagonist, Foe, Attacker

Aesthetic Artistic, Visual, Appealing, Beautiful

Affluence Wealth, Material Comfort, Riches

Alleviate Improve, Lighten, Ease

Aloof Detached, Distant, Remote, Unfriendly

Amalgamate Join, Combine, Integrate, Merge, Unite, Mingle, Unify

Amass Collect, Assemble, Accumulate, Converge, Muster, Convene, Gather, Stockpile

Anarchist Revolutionary, Rebel, Radical

Anemic Pale, Colorless, Feeble

Antiquated Outdated, Old-Fashioned, Obsolete, Medieval, Ancient, Archaic,

Apathy Indifference, Lethargy, Passivity, Lassitude, Torpor

Appease Conciliate, Pacify, Soothe, Assuage, Mollify, Placate, Reconcile, Propitiate

Arbitrary Random, Capricious, Haphazard, Casual, Erratic, Whimsical, Capricious

Ascribed Recognized, Certified, Approved

Assuage Moderate, Lessen, Tone Down, Mitigate, Alleviate, Allay, Appease, Pacify

Attribute Characteristic, Feature, Aspect, Trait,

Augment Increase, Enlarge, Expand

Authentic Real, Valid, True, Bonafide, Certain, Genuine, Legitimate, Valid, Veracious

Banal Hackneyed, Predictable, Ordinary

Bigotry Prejudice, Chauvinism, Bias, Partiality, Favoritism

Belligerent Aggressive, Quarrelsome, Confrontational, Antagonistic, Combative,

Contentious, Hostile, Pugnacious

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Beguile Lure, Charm, Mesmerize, Betray, Deceive, Delude, Dupe, Entice, Allure

Bolster Strengthen, Reinforce, Support, Encourage, Boost

Bona-Fide Genuine, Authentic, Real

Brevity Briefness, Shortness, Concision, Conciseness, Succinctness

Brittle Delicate, Easily Broken, Fragile, Flimsy

Bustle Hurry, Rush Around, Flurry, Haste, Agitation, Fuss, Restlessness, Commotion

Candor Frankness, Honesty, Truthfulness, Bluntness, Outspokenness, Openness

Capricious Impulsive, Unpredictable, Whimsical, Fickle, Erratic

Carping Complaining, Fault-Finding, Nit-Picking, Whining

Castigate Criticize, Reprimand, Chastise, Scold, Rebuke, Reproach, Censure

Celestial Extraterrestrial, Cosmic, Heavenly, Astronomic

Censure Condemn, Scorn, Denounce, Castigate, Deprecate, Admonish, Denunciate

Chagrin Mortification, Disappointment, Annoyance

Chide Reprimand, Rebuke, Reprove

Clandestine Stealthy, Concealed, Furtive, Secret

Coalesce Unite, Combine, Join Together

Coercion Compulsion, Intimidation, Oppression, Bullying, Intimidation

Cogent Convincing, Logical, Coherent, Rational, Persuasive, Lucid, Articulate

Cohesive Unified, Interconnected, Organized, Consistent

Compelling Forceful, Persuasive, Forceful

Compliant Accommodating, Amenable, Acquiescent

Conceal Cover, Hide, Mask, Disguise, Camouflage

Concede Compromise, Grant, Forfeit

Conciliate Appease, Pacify, Reconcile

Confound Stun, Puzzle, Bewilder

Contentious Controversial, Debatable, Arguable

Converge Join, Touch, Congregate

Conviction Certainty, Belief, Assurance, Creed, Faith, DoctrineConvoluted Complicated, Elaborate, Intricate

Cordial Genial, Amiable, Convivial, Affectionate, Affable

Cryptic Mysterious, Obscure, Enigmatic, Puzzling, Ambiguous

Cynical Pessimistic, Contemptuous, Disparaging, Suspicious, Derisive, Skeptical

Defame Insult, Offend, Disparage, Slander, Deprecate, Vilify

Deleterious Harmful, Injurious, Toxic, Poisonous, Venomous, Detrimental,



Word Synonyms

Delineate Define, Outline, Mark Out

Denounce Deplore, Condemn, Deprecate, Accuse, Censure, Decry

Deplore Censure, Deprecate, Condemn, Abhor, Lament, Regret

Depravity Evil, Corruption, Degeneracy

Deride Ridicule, Disparage, Disdain,

Despotic Tyrannical, Dictatorial, Autocratic

Devious Deceitful, Tricky, Scheming

Didactic Educational, Instructive, Informative, Pedantic, Pedagogic

Diffuse Disperse, Disseminate, Circulate

Disdain Scorn, Disparagement, Disregard, Despise

Disheveled Messy, Untidy, Scruffy

Dissent Disagree, Oppose, Dispute

Divulge Reveal, Tell, Disclose

Dogmatic Inflexible, Rigid, Strict, Intolerant, Imperious, Obdurate, Dictatorial

Dubious Doubtful, Uncertain,, Doubtful, Imprecise, Unsure

Duplicity Deceit, Deception, Treachery, Betrayal Fraudulence

Eccentric Unusual, Unconventional, Weird, Idiosyncratic, Preposterous, Outlandish

Eclectic Assorted, Free, Miscellaneous, Diverse

Ecstasy Joy, Rapture, Bliss, Delight, Euphoria, Fervor, Delirium, Gratification,

Effusive Demonstrative, Talkative, Extroverted, Fussy Vociferous, Overenthusiastic

Elated Ecstatic, Excited, Jubilant

Elicit Extract, Educe, Obtain

Embellish Decorate, Adorn, Beautify

Emphatic Forceful, Definite, Ardent

Enhance Boost, Augment, Enrich, Expand, Extend, Amplify, Intensify

Erratic Changeable, Irregular, Unpredictable, Sporadic, Inconsistent, Unstable

Erudite Learned, Scholarly, Well-Educated

Faade Frontage, Fascia, VeneerFallacious Untrue, Misleading, Mythical

Feasible Possible, Practicable, Reasonable, Attainable, Achievable, Viable, Plausible

Futile Fruitless, Pointless, Useless, Abortive, Barren. Sterile, Hollow, Unproductive

"We are what we repeatedly do.Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." -Aristotle

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