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Meaning: Friendly
Synonym: genial
Antonym: unpleasant
Sentence: The amiable neighbors greeted us nicely to the neighborhood.

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Meaning: Provide aid or support
Synonym: Condescend
Antonym: Friendly and Humble
Sentence: I patronize the library regularly.

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Meaning: Treat in an indulgent or overprotective way.
POS: Verb
Synonym: Pamper
Antonym: Neglect
Sentence: You can watch the birds cozy up with their eggs or coddle their newly hatched chicks.
Word Forms: Coddle

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Meaning: Make a quick, nervous movement as an instinctive reaction to fear, pain, or surprise.
POS: Verb
Synonym: Recoil
Antonym: Stand firm
Sentence: The crowd's sudden roar made her flinch.
Word Forms: Flinched

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Meaning: Unsettled in opinion
Synonyms: Debatable
Antonyms: Certain
Sentence: He was dubious of the plan that his classmates had made.

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Meaning: Slyly disparaging
Synonym: Mean
Antonym: Noble
Word Forms: Snidely, Snideness
Sentence: The man was making snide remarks to his enemy.

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Meaning: Having harm or evil
Synonym: Evil-minded
Antonym: Loving
Sentence: Gossip is hurtful and mean, and cannot be described as anything but malevolent.

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Meaning: Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
POS: Adjective
Synonym: Intimidating
Antonym: Comforting
Sentence: Growing tomato crops during a severe drought proved to be formidable for one farmer.
Word Forms: Formidability

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Meaning: Dependent on chance
Synonym: weak
Antonym: Beneficial
Word forms: precariously, precariousness
Sentence: He earned a fortune with is precarious luck

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Meaning: Lacking strong features or characteristics and therefore uninteresting.
POS: Adjective
Synonym: Dull
Antonym: Interesting
Sentence: The rice and beans were bland until mixed together.
Word Forms: Blandify

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Meaning: to indicate duties or obligations to.
Synonym: reprimand
Antonym: compliment
Word Forms: admonished, admonishment, admonishes
Sentence: We were admonished for being late.

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Meaning: Serenely free of interruption or disturbance
Synonym: Calm
Antonym: Loud
Word Forms: Placidity, Placidly
Sentence: The placid lake calmed me.

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Meaning: Feeling or showing anger
Synonym: Rage
Antonym: Happy
Sentence: I was indignant when my sister interrupted my class.

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Meaning: suggestive of sad thoughtfulness
Synonym: Thoughtful
Antonym: unreflective
Word Forms: Pensively, Pensiveness
Sentence: The child sat by himself, looking pensive

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Synonym: Arrogant
Antonym: Humble
Sentence: I was haughty to the car, to help my mom with the groceries.

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Meaning: Feeling or showing extreme discouragement, or depression.
Synonym: downcast
Antonym: cheerful
Sentence: The family was despondent after the loss of their
grandfather.

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Definition:  Expressing something forcibly and clearly.
POS: Adjective
Synonym: Forceful

Antonym: Nonassertive

Sentence: They were emphatic about their political differences.
Word Forms: Emphatically

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POS: Intransitive Verb
Meaning: To observe or think
Synonym: Rub it in
Antonym: Silence
Sentence: My friend gloated his math grade to the class.
Word forms: Gloater, Gloatingly

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Meaning: A strong and continued inclination
Synonym: Affection
Antonym: Disfavor
Sentence: I felt Penchant for my parents after the day they saved me

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Meaning: sharp and harsh or unpleasantly pungent in taste or odor

Synonym: stinging
Antonym: biting
Sentence: The acrid taste of the charred steak filled my mouth.

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Meaning: very upset; agitated
Synonym: distracted
Antonym: composed
Word Forms: distraughtly
Sentence: She was distraught over the death of her pet.