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OSTRACISE
amuse
welcome
entertain
host
welcome (Verb) : to say hello to somebody in a friendly way when he arrives.
ostracise (Verb) : to refuse to let somebody be a member of a social group ; stern
amuse (Verb) : to make somebody laugh or smile
entertain (Verb) : to invite people to eat and drink with you as your guests.
host (Verb) :to organize an event to which others are invited and make all arrangements for them.
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DENSE
scarce
slim
sparse
lean
sparse (Adjective) : only present in small amounts or numbers and often spread over a large area
dense (Adjective) : thick ; containing a lot of people, things, plants, etc.
scarce (Adjective) : available only in small quantities
slim (Adjective) : thin and attractive
lean (Adjective) : thin and fit
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PARSIMONIOUS
prodigious
selfless
extravagant
ostentatious
extravagant (Adjective) : spending a lot more money than is necessary
parsimonious (Adjective) : extremely unwilling to spend money ; mean
prodigious (Adjective) : very large or powerful ; colossal ; enormous
selfless (Adjective) : thinking more about the needs, happiness, etc. of other people than about your own
ostentatious (Adjective) : expensive or noticeable in a way that is intended to impress people ; showy
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FETTER
restore
liberate
exonerate
distract
liberate (Verb) : to free a country or a person
fetter (Verb) : to restrict somebody's freedom ; shackle restore (Verb) : to bring back to a former condition, place or position
exonerate (Verb) : to officially state that somebody is not responsible for something that he has been blamed for
distract (Verb) : divert ; to take somebody's attention away from what he is trying to do
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HARMONY
strife
annoyance
cruelty
mischief
strife (Noun) : angry or violent disagreement ; conflict
harmony (Noun) : a state of peaceful existence and agreement
annoyance (Noun) :the feeling of being slightly angry ; irritation
cruelty (Noun) : behaviour that causes pain or suffering to others
mischief (Noun) : bad behaviour that is annoying
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CONCILIATION
dispute
irritation
separation
confrontation
confrontation (Noun) : a situation in which there is angry disagreement
conciliation (Noun) : the act of pacifying ; the act of making somebody less angry or more friendly
dispute (Noun) : an argument or a disagreement
irritation (Noun) : the act of annoying somebody
separation (Noun) : the act of separating people or things
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MYTH
truth
fact
falsehood
story
fact (Noun) : a situation that exists
myth (Noun) : something that many people believe but that does not exist or is false ; fallacy
truth (Noun) : the true facts about something
falsehood (Noun) : the state of not being true
story (Noun) : a description of events and people that the writer or speaker has invented in order to entertain people
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RELUCTANTLY
pleasingly
willingly
satisfactorily
happily
willingly (Adverb) : doing/ saying something in a willing manner
reluctantly (Adverb) : doing/ saying something hesitatingly/not willingly
pleasingly (Adverb) : doing/ saying something happily or with pleasure or satisfaction
satisfactorily (Adverb) : doing something in a satisfactory manner
happily (Adverb) : in a cheerful way
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MUTILATE
instruct
induct
conduct
mend
mend (Verb) : to repair something that has been damaged or broken
mutilate (Verb) : to damage somebody's body very severely instruct (Verb) : to tell somebody to do something in a formal or an official way
induct (Verb) : to formally give somebody a job or position of authority
conduct (Verb) : to organise as a particular activity
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LAMENT
rejoice
rejuvenate
complain
cry
rejoice (Verb) : to express great happiness
lament (Verb) :to feel or express great sadness or disappointment
rejuvenate (Verb) : to make somebody or something look or feel younger or more lively
complain (Verb) :to say that you are annoyed, unhappy or not satisfied
cry (Verb) :to yell loudly
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ANIMOSITY
love
lust
luck
loss
love (Noun) :a strong feeling of deep affection
animosity (Noun) : a strong feeling of opposition, anger or hatred ; hostility
lust (Noun) : a very strong sexual desire
luck (Noun) :good things that happen by chance
loss (Noun) : the state of no longer having something
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ALTERCATION
explanation
challenge
compromise
opposition
compromise (Noun) : an agreement made between two people or groups
altercation (Noun) : a noisy argument or disagreement
explanation (Noun) : a statement that explains
challenge (Noun) : a new or difficult task that tests somebody's ability and skill
opposition (Noun) : the act of strongly disagreeing
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COAX
dull
dissuade
active
speed
dissuade (Verb) : to persuade somebody not to do something
coax (Verb) : cajole ; to persuade somebody to do something by talking to him in a kind and gentle way
dull (Adjective) : not interesting or exciting
active (Adjective) : always busy doing things ; lively and full of ideas
speed (Verb) : to move along quickly
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ERUDITE
educated
unscholarly
scholarly
possessive
unscholarly (Adjective) : not scholarly
erudite (Adjective) : having or showing great knowledge that is gained from academic study ; learned
educated (Adjective) : having had a high standard of education
scholarly (Adjective) : spending a lot of time studying and having a lot of knowledge about an academic subject
possessive (Adjective) : demanding total attention ; not wanting somebody to be independent
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AFFLUENT
high
poor
rare
fluent
poor (Adjective) : having very little money ; not having money for basic needs
affluent (Adjective) : having a lot of money and a good standard of living ; prosperous ; wealthy
high (Adjective) : measuring a long distance from bottom to top
rare (Adjective) : not done, seen, happening, etc. very often
fluent (Adjective) : able to speak, read or write a language, easily and well
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PAROCHIAL
narrow
international
global
world wide
global (Adjective) : covering or affecting the whole world ; considering or including all parts of something
parochial (Adjective) : only concerned with small issues that happen in your local area and not interested in more important things
narrow (Adjective) : limited in a way that ignores important issues or the opinions of other people
international (Adjective) : connected with two or more countries
world wide (Adjective) : affecting all parts of the world
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FALLIBLE
unerring
reliable
falsehood
trustful
unerring (Adjective) : always right or accurate ; unfailing
fallible (Adjective) : able to make mistakes or be wrong
reliable (Adjective) : that can be trusted ; dependable
false hood (Noun) : the state of not being true
trustful (Adjective) : full of trust ; reliable
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IMPERTINENT
arrogance
appropriate
respectful
modest
respectful (Adjective) : feeling or showing respect
impertinent (Adjective) : rude and not showing respect ; impolite
arrogance (Noun) : the act of behaving in a proud, unpleasant way, showing little thought for other people
appropriate (Adjective) : suitable, acceptable or correct for the particular circumstances
modest (Adjective) : not very large, expensive, important, etc ; not talking much about your own abilities or possessions
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ROUGH
refined
charming
smooth
polite
smooth (Adjective) : flat and even ; without problems ; polite and pleasant
rough (Adjective) : not smooth ; uneven and irregular
refined (Adjective) :made pure by taking out other substances ;
polite, well-educated and able to judge the quality of things ; cultured
charming (Adjective) : very pleasant or attractive
polite (Adjective) : courteous ; having or showing good manners and respect for the feelings of others
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RATIFICATION
disapproval
disagreeable
denial
disturbing
disapproval (Noun) : a feeling that you don't like an idea, an action or somebody's behaviour because you think it is bad, not suitable or going to affect in somebody else.
ractification (Noun) : making something valid by confirming it officially/formally
disagreeable (Adjective) : not nice and enjoyable ; unpleasant; rude and unfriendly
denial (Noun) : a statement that says something is not true or does not exist
disturbing (Adjective) : making you feel anxious and upset or shocked
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OMIT
exclude
include
undertake
add
include (Verb) : to make something a part of something
omit (Verb) : not include; leave out
exclude (Verb) : not include ; leave out
undertake (Verb) : to make yourself responsible for something and start doing it
add (Verb) : to put together
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INTEGRATION
unity
synthesis
linking
fragmentation
fragmentation (Noun) : separating something into fine particles
integration (Noun) : the act or process of combining two or more things so that they may work together
unity (Noun) : the state of being together to form one unit synthesis (Noun) : a combination of ideas, beliefs, styles, etc.
linking (Noun) : a connection between two or more people or things
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MINIATURE
large
small
heavy
least
large (Adjective) :big in size or quantity ; wide in range and involving many things
miniature (Adjective, Noun) : very small ; a very small painting or model
small (Adjective) : not large in size, number, degree, amount, etc.
heavy (Adjective) : weighing a lot
least (Adjective) : smallest in size, number, degree, amount, etc.
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EXHAUSTS
tires
empties
invigorates
drains
invigorates (Verb) :to make somebody feel healthy and full of energy.
exhausts (Verb) : to make somebody feel very tired ; wear out tires (Verb) : to become tired/ make somebody feel the same ; weary
empties (Verb) : to remove everything that is in a container, place, room, etc ; evacuates drains (Verb) : to make something empty or dry by removing all the liquid from it.
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DISTANT
far
close
imminent
along
close (Adjective) : near in space and time ; almost in a particular state ; knowing somebody very well and liking him very much
distant (Adjective) : far away in space and time ; remote ; not friendly ; not closely related
far (Adjective) : at a greater distance away from you ; distant ; remote imminent (Adjective) : likely to happen very soon
along (Preposition) : from one end to or towards the other end