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~Definition~

: a wrong or unsuitable name to describe someone or something

~Synonym~

: alias; assumed name

~Antonym~

: proper name; birth name

~Sentence~

: When substitute teachers call attendance they always have a misnomer.

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~Definition~

: difficulty in getting up in the morning

~Synonym~

: clinomania; exhausted

~Antonym~

: alert; prepared

~Sentence~

: I have dysania if I go to sleep to early the night before.

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~Definition~

: expressing disapproval

~Synonym~

: uncomplimentary, disagree

~Antonym~

: flattering, approving

~Sentence~

: In debates, there is always someone who is dyslogistic about the situation.

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~Definition~

: an imaginary place where people are unhappy and usually afraid because they are not treated fairly

~Synonym~

: underworld; apocalypse

~Antonym~

: utopia; dreamland

~Sentence~

: Many that go through depression have a stage of dystopia.

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~Definition~

: condition in the brain that makes it hard for a person to read, write, and spell

~Synonym~

: impaired; unable

~Antonym~

: fluent; able

~Sentence~

: Many people have dyslexia and find it to be something to be embarrassed about.

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~Definition~

: the inability to name objects or recognize the written or spoken names of objects

~Synonym~

: unknowing; oblivious

~Antonym~

: knowing; remember

~Sentence~

: In stages of Alzheimer's it is common for a person to start experiencing anomia.

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~Definition~

: to choose or name someone as a candidate for a job, position, office, etc.

~Synonym~

: title; recommend

~Antonym~

: dismiss; refuse

~Sentence~

: BET Networks always asks for viewers and fans to nominate their favorite artist for the awards presented.

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~Definition~

: system of names used to classify

~Synonym~

: designation; glossary

~Antonym~

: scattered; unorganized

~Sentence~

: Every textbook now of days has a series of nomenclatures in the back of the book.

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~Definition~

: a person's last name

~Synonym~

: surname; title

~Antonym~

: anonymous; unclassified

~Sentence~

: A woman's cognomen doesn't change until she is married and legally changes it.

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~Definition~

: medicine that relieves congestion

~Synonym~

: relief; medication

~Antonym~

: plug; congestant

~Sentence~

: Due to the severe wind going on, the kids were required to take a decongestant before leaving for school.

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~Definition~

: to take (something as food) into your body

~Synonym~

: consume; digest

~Antonym~

: regurgitate; build

~Sentence~

: The baby ingested all the food that was on display on his table.

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~Definition~

: the time when a person or animal is developing inside its mother before it is born

~Synonym~

: pregnancy; reproduction

~Antonym~

: decrease;

~Sentence~

: Blue Ivy was undergoing gestation during the time that Beyoncé attended the MTV Video Music Awards

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~Definition~

: to concentrate in a small or narrow place

~Synonym~

: clog; overcrowd

~Antonym~

: free; unblock

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~Definition~

: process of discharging waste matter from the body

~Synonym~

: defecation; bowel movement

~Antonym~

: permit;

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~Definition~

: a written statement signed by oath or affirmation, for use as evidence in court

~Synonym~

: oath; testimony

~Antonym~

: hoax; denial

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~Definition~

: an act of betraying someone or something

~Synonym~

: betrayal; infidelity

~Antonym~

: faithfulness; harmony

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~Definition~

: difficulty swallowing

~Synonym~

: choking, suffocating

~Antonym~

: gulping, swallowing

~Sentence~

: During dinner, Tommy had a moment of dysphagia after chewing his food incorrectly.

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~Definition~

: founded on faith or trust

~Synonym~

: trustworthy; undoubting

~Antonym~

: skeptical; doubtful

~Sentence~

: Many religions find that their commitment with God is based on being fiducial

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~Definition~

: unfaithfulness to a moral obligation

~Synonym~

: adultery; disloyal

~Antonym~

: loyalty; honesty

~Sentence~

: Infidelity has become a worldwide issue for most relationships.

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~Definition~

: a trusted friend you can talk to about personal and private things

~Synonym~

: best friend; companion

~Antonym~

: enemy; foe

~Sentence~

: Its a challenge trying to find someone to be your confidant now of days because not many can be trusted.

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~Definition~

: very clear

~Synonym~

: translucent, transparent

~Antonym~

: unclear, cloudy

~Sentence~

: Her vision and mindset was so pellucid that it was impossible for someone to interfere with it.

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~Definition~

: to make something clear or easy to understand

~Synonym~

: enlighten, clarify

~Antonym~

: complicate, conceal

~Sentence~

: She couldn't make sense of what he was trying to say to her, so he let his actions elucidate it.

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~Defintion~

: inclined to start quarrels or war

~Synonym~

: hostile, warring

~Antonym~

: easygoing, passive

~Sentence~

: Easygoing people tend to try and distant their selves from bellicose people.

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~Definition~

: angry and aggressive

~Synonym~

: hostile, antagonistic

~Antonym~

: calm, cooperative

~Sentence~

: When under the influence, people tend to become belligerent and foolish.

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~Definition~

: existing before war, especially the American Civil War

~Synonym~

: pre-war, pre-Civil War

~Antonym~

: post war, after war

~Sentence~

: The antebellum period was a chaotic time for the United States

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~Definition~

: a situation or event that causes or is the pretext of starting a war or conflict

~Synonym~

: taunt, irking

~Antonym~

: compliment, suppression

~Sentence~

: The diversity of color is still effective in and that can cause a casus belli.

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~Definition~

: a person who is widely known

~Synonym~

: leading light, role model

~Antonym~

: unknown, nobody

~Sentence~

: Many look to be luminary and have people praise them in a positive light.

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