Abscond
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: To run off and hide.
Synonym: Bolt, make off, and skip to town
No Antonyms found for this word
Access
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: Approach or admittance to place places, persons, things; and increase. (v) To get at, obtain.
Synonym: Entry, admittance, and entrée
Antonym: Total exclusion
Adherent
*From Vocabulary 3A* / Definition: A follower, supporter, attached, sticking to.
Synonym: Disciple
Antonym: Opponent, adversary, critic, and detractor
Adieu
*From Vocabulary 7A* / Definition: “Farewell”; a farewell.
Synonym: “so long” or “good-bye”
Antonym: “Hello” or a greeting
Adjourn
*From Vocabulary 2A* / Definition: (v) To stop proceeding temporarily; move to another place.
Synonym: Suspend
Antonym: Open, Call to order
Anarchy
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: A lack of government and law; confusion.
Synonym: Chaos, disorder, turmoil, and pandemonium
Antonym: Law and order / Peace and quiet
Annihilate
*From Vocabulary 5A* / Definition: To destroy completely.
Synonym: Obliterate, decimate, and demolish
Antonym: Foster, promote, encourage, and nurture
Arduous
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: Hard to do, requiring much effort.
Synonym: Hard difficult, laborious, and fatiguing
Antonym: Easy, simple, and effortless
Biased
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: Favoring one side unduly, prejudiced.
Synonym: Unfair, partial, and bigoted
Antonym: Fair, impartial, unprejudiced, and just
Bogus
*From Vocabulary 7A* / Definition: False, counterfeit.
Synonym: Phony, fake, and spurious
Antonym: Genuine and authentic
Brazen
*From Vocabulary 5A* / Definition: Made of bras, shameless, impudent
Synonym: Saucy and bold
Antonym: Deferential, respectful, and self-effacing
Brigand
*From Vocabulary 1A* / Definition: To caution or advise against something; scold mildly; to remind of a duty.
Synonym: Warm
Antonym: Praise
Condone
*From Vocabulary 3A* / Definition: To pardon or overlock.
Synonym: Ignore, wink at, and turn a blind eye to
Antonym: Censure, condemn, disapprove, and depecate
Deadlock
*From Vocabulary 1A* / Definition: A standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces; (v) to bring to such a standstill.
Synonym: Standoff, stalemate, and impasse
Antonym: Agreement and accord
Diffuse
*From Vocabulary 1A* / Definition: To spread or scatter freely, or widely; (adj.) wordy, longwinded, scattered, or wildly spread.
Synonym: Disperse, rambling, verbose, and prolix
Antonym: Consent, rare, brief, and concise
Diligent
*From Vocabulary 6A* / Definition: (adj.) Hardworking, industrious, not lazy.
Synonym: Assiduous and sedulous
Antonym: Lazy, indolent, cursory, and perfunctory
Dissolute
*From Vocabulary 2A * / Definition: (adj.) Loose in one’s mortals or behavior.
Synonym: Dissipated immoral corrupt
Antonym: moral and proper
Doleful
*From Vocabulary 6A* / Definition: (adj.) Sad, dreary.
Synonym: Sorrowful, mournful, melancholy, and dolorous
Antonym: Cheerful, blithe, jaunty, and buoyant
Efface
*From Vocabulary 1B* / Definition: (v) To wipe out; to keep oneself from being noticed.
Synonym: Blot out, erase, obliterate, and expunge
No Antonyms found for this word
Exodus
*From Vocabulary 5A* / Definition: A large-scale departure or flight.
Synonym: Emigration, escape, and hegira
Antonym: Immigration, influx, arrival, and entrance
Exorbitant
*From Vocabulary 7A* / Definition: Unreasonably high; excessive.
Synonym: Extreme, inordinate, and overpriced
Antonym: inexpensive, affordable, and reasonable
Expulsion
*From Vocabulary 2A* / Definition: (n) The process of driving or forcing out.
Synonym: Ejection, ouster, and eviction
Antonym: Admittance and admission
Fortify
*From Vocabulary 2A* / Definition: To strengthen, build up.
Synonym: Reinforce, shore up
No Antonyms found for this word
Ghastly
*From Vocabulary 6A* / Definition: (adj.) Frightful, horrible, deathly pale.
Synonym: Dreadful, appalling, gruesome, and grisly
Antonym: Pleasant, agreeable, attractive, and delightful
Hoodwink
*From Vocabulary 4A* / Definition: To mislead by a trick, deceive.
Synonym: Dupe and put one over on
Antonym: Undeceived, disabuse, and clue in
Hoodwink
*From Vocabulary 5B* / Definition: To give way to superior force, yield.
Synonym: Submit, die, and expire
Antonym: Overcome, master, and conquer
Incessant
*From Vocabulary 6B* / Definition: (adj.) Never stopping, going on all the time.
Synonym: Ceaseless, constant, and uninterrupted
Antonym: Occasional, sporadic, and intermittent
Jeer
*From Vocabulary 2B* / Definition: To make fun of rudely or unkindly. A rude remark of derision.
Synonym: Laugh at, mock, and taunt
Antonym: Applause, plaudits, and accolades
Larceny
*From Vocabulary 4B* / Definition: Theft.
Synonym: Stealing, robbery, and burglary
No Antonyms found for this Word
Latent
*From Vocabulary 5A* / Definition: Hidden, present but not realized.
Synonym: Doormat, inactive, and undeveloped
Antonym: Exposed, manifest, and evident
Lucid
*From Vocabulary 6B* / Definition: (adj.) Easy to understand, clear; rational, sane.
Synonym: Limpid and intelligible
Antonym: Murky, muddy, obscure, and unintelligible
Lucrative
*From Vocabulary 2B* / Definition: Bringing money in.
Synonym: Gainful and moneymaking
Antonym: Unprofitable, losing, and in the red
Marauder
*From Vocabulary 3B* / Definition: A raider, plunder.
Synonym: Looter, pirate, and freebooter
No Antonyms found for this word
Obstreperous
*From Vocabulary 7B* / Definition: Noisy, unruly, disorderly.
Synonym: Wild, rowdy, uncontrolled, and riotous
Antonym: Quiet, well-behaved, and docile
Pauper
*From Vocabulary 3B* / Definition: An extremely poor person.
Synonym: Destitute person
Antonym: Millionaire and tycoon
Pensive
*From Vocabulary 7B* / Definition: Thought, melancholy.
Synonym: Dreamy, reflective, contemplative, and wistful
No Antonyms found for this word
Prattle
*From Vocabulary 5B* / Definition: (v) To talk in an aimless, foolish, or simple way; to babble.
Synonym: (v) Chatter / (n) Twaddle, gibberish, and piffle
Antonym: Anything Mrs. Davy says!
Salvage
*From Vocabulary 1B* / Definition: (v) To save from a fire or shipwreck. (n) Property thus saved.
Synonym: Rescue, recover, retrieve, and reclaim
No Antonyms found for this word
Spasmodic
*From Vocabulary 1B* / Definition: (adj.) Sudden and violent but belief.
Synonym: Irregular and occasional
No Antonyms found for this word
Sprightly
*From Vocabulary 7B* / Definition: Lively, full of life; spicy, flavorful.
Synonym: Frisky, peppy, spirited, animated, and buoyant
Antonym: Sullen, spiritless, dull, morose, and sluggish
Stagnant
*From Vocabulary 5B* / Definition: Not running or flowing; foul from standing still; inactive, sluggish, dull.
Synonym: Still, motionless, inert, and fetid
Antonym: Flowing, running, fresh, and sweet
Succumb
*From Vocabulary 5B* / Definition: To give way to superior force, yield.
Synonym: Submit, die, and expire
Antonym: Overcome, master, and conquer
Sully
*From Vocabulary 2B* / Definition: To soil, stain, tarnish, besmirch.
Synonym: Pollute and taint
Antonym: Cleanse, purify, and doctrine
Superfluous
*From Vocabulary 6B* / Definition: (adj.) Exceeding what is sufficient or requiring, excess.
Synonym: Surplus and supererogatory
Antonym: Necessary, essential, vital, and indispensable
Supplant
*From Vocabulary 6B* / Definition: (v) To take place of, supersede.
Synonym: Replace, displace, and oust
No Antonyms found for this word
Surly
*From Vocabulary 7B* / Definition: Angry and bad-tempered; rude.
Synonym: Gruff, sullen, cranky, grouchy, and hostile
Antonym: Polite, gracious, civil, and genial
Surmount
*From Vocabulary 3B* / Definition: To overcome, rise above.
Synonym: Conquer and triumph over
Antonym: Be vanquished, be defeated, and a succumb to
Tantalize
*From Vocabulary 2B* / Definition: To tease, torment by teasing.
Synonym: Tempt, lead on, and makes one’s mouth water.
Antonym: Satisfy, fitful, and gratify
Taunt
*From Vocabulary 6B* / Definition: (v) To jeer at, mock; (n) An insulting or mocking remark.
Synonym: Ridicule and deride
Antonym: Undeceived, disabuse, and clue in`
Unbridled
*From Vocabulary 1B* / Definition: (adj.) Uncontrolled, lacking in restraint.
Synonym: Unstrained and unchecked
No Antonyms found for this word