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Definition: The exercise of control or influence over someone or something, or the state of being so controlled.

Synonyms- Rule, control, power, command, authority.

Antonym: Submission, subordination.

Original Sentence: I will tell my sister to do her chores, to etsablish my domination as their older sister.

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Definition: A member of a choir, especially a child or young person singing the treble part in a church choir.

Synonyms: Singer, Vocalist, Voice, Artist.

Antonym: Choir, Vocalists, Singing group, choralist.

Orginal Sentence: In 7-8th grade I was apart of a chorister.

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Definition- a stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef.

Synonyms: bay, creek, puddle.

Antonym: Vegtation Fire, sea of fire, hill of fire.

Orginal sentence: I saw tv shows/movies were the characters swimming in a lagoon.

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Definition: a tropical marine mollusk with a spiral shell that may bear long projections and have a flared lip.

Synonyms: Crawfish, oyster, lobster.

Antonyms: Shell, snail, scallop.

Orginal Sentence: When I went to the beach, me and my sisters saw a conch shell.

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Definition: a level paved area or platform next to a building; a patio or veranda.

Synonyms: Balcony, Porch, Deck, play area.

Antonyms: Platform, lawn, garden, patio, lawn.

Orginal Sentence: When I go to my grandma's house I would play and sometimes relax on the terrace with my sisters.

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Definition: superficially plausible, but actually wrong.

Synonyms: False, Misleading, incorrect, deceptive, deceitful.

Antonyms: Truthful, Honest, Real, Valid, right, genuine.

Orginal Sentence: I use specious reasoning to make sure I dont get in trouble.

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Definition: The state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.

Synonyms: Animosity, Conflict, rivarly, bitterness.

Antonyms: Friendship, Goodwill.

Orginal Sentence: Someimes with my little sister, I often feel like we have a long-standing enmity to each other.

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Definition: The point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots.

Synonyms: Blueprint, Guide, Index, Indicator

Antonyms: Outside, Exterior.

Orginal Sentence: I always wondered if seesaws even balanced on its fulcrum.

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Definition: a service of morning prayer in various churches, especially the Anglican Church.

Synonyms: Prayer, Worship, Church Service, Observances.

Antonyms: Evening prayers, night time, sunset, sundown.

Orginal Sentence: At church in a early Sunday morning, I love to hear the matins.

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Definition: the action or process of distributing things or people over a wide area.

Synonyms: Scattering, Spreading, circulation, Collection.

Antonyms: Split, Break up, seperation.

Orginal Sentence: The protest caused a dispersal in a small town.

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Definition: sully, mar, or spoil.

Synonyms: Posion, Pollute, infect, stain, destroy, impair.

Antonyms: Purity, clean, cleanse, clear.

Orginal Sentence: After playing in the rain, the dog made a defile mess.

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Definition: a place in which a person or thing is located, deposited, or lodged.

Synonyms: Shelter, Apartment, resort, hotel, motel.

Antonyms: Eviction, Dispossession.

Orginal Sentence: At a camping site, they found a lodgment to stay for the night.

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Definition: a decorative design or pattern.

Synonyms: Logo, Shape, figure, pattern, design, ornament.

Antonyms: Blandness, Plainness, colorlessness, boringness.

Orginal Sentence: The wallpaper in the room has very unique motif.

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Definition: sit, lie, or stand in a lazy, relaxed way.

Synonyms: Lounge, sit, lie, laze, relax, lean back.

Antonyms: Stood, rose, stiffened, straightened.

Orgina Sentence: On the weekends even of doing something I like to be on my phone lolled up.

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Definition: In keeping with good taste and propriety; polite and restrained.

Synonyms: Proper, appropriate, correct, polite, well-mannered.

Antonyms: Unacceptable, inappropriate, indecent, intolerable.

Original Sentence: The kindergartens were very decorous.

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(British spelling of swath.)

Definition: A strip or belt, or a long area of something.

Synonyms: Wrap, swaddle, bandage, cover, enfold.

Antonyms: Expose, Bare, Strip, Unbandage.

Orginal Sentece: The boy ran across the swathes of land.

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Definition: a loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people.

Synonyms: Ruckus, commotion, disurbance, noise, fuss.

Antonyms: Rest, Peace, Calm, stillness, quiet, order.

Orginal Sentence: I felt ovrwhelmed when I was surround around the tumult.

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Definition: use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words.

Synonyms: Motion, Signal, Sign Gesture, Wave, Nod, inform, signalize.

Antonyms: Expresson, Indication, Action, Reminder.

Orginal Setence: She gesticulated when she shrugged her shoulders when she was asked a question.

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Definition: Erring or straying from the proper course or standards.

Synonyms: Misbehaving,sinning, guilty, offending, criminal.

Antonyms: Well-behaved, innocent.

Orginal Sentence: The typical disney princess would be errant to live their "happily ever after."

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Definition: comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.

Synonyms: Deformed, distorted, twisted, hideous, ugly.

Antonyms: Ordinary, Normal.

Orginal Sentence: I didn't like when I dyed my hair and it look grotesque and crazy.

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Definition: adorn (a place) with ribbons, garlands, or other decorations.

Synonyms: Decorate, ornament, dress up, cover, trim, hang.

Antonyms: Exposed, spoiled, disfigured, revealed.

Orginal Sentence: For my 11th birthday, the living room was festoned with balloons and birthday banners.

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Definition: a person who has been killed or suffered greatly, often for their religious or political beliefs, and is admired for their courage and devotion.

Synonyms: Put to death, kill, burn, stone, crucify, attacked, tormen gted, persecuted.

Antonyms: Helped, Delivered, quieted.

Orginal Sentence: In the Christain religion, Jesus Christ was martyed for our sins.

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Definition: a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.

Synonyms: Attack, Rant, abuse, blast, lecture, sermon, critiscism.

Antonyms: Approval, Praise, Peace, Harmony.

Orginal Sentence: After the football team lost. The Coach directed a tirade.

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Definition: An accusation in response to one from someone else.

Synonyms: Charge, allegation, complaint, plea, impeachment.

Antonyms: Defending, clearing, advocating, exusing, forgiving.

Orginal Sentence: Me and Sister had a recrimination over chores.(n

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Definition: Relating to or suggestive of a secret plan made by a group of people to do something unlawful or harmful.

Synonyms: UnderCover, privately, sneakily, backstage.

Antonyms: Public, Common, well-known, popular, open.

Orginal Sentence: Me and my twin sister gave our parents a conspiratorial smile to get what we want.

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Definition: the quality of being cheerful and full of energy; exuberance.

Synonyms: enthusiasm, brightness, sparkle, postive, playfullness.

Antonyms: Apathy, laziness, limpness, vapidness.

Orginal Sentence: The Teacher was ebullience the first day of school.

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Defintion: Opalescence is a milky, iridescent glow or play of colors, particularly associated with the gemstone opal.

Synonyms: Shimmer, Glitter, Glow, Sparkle, Brightness.

Antonyms: Dark, Gloomy, dim, dull.

Orginal Sentence: The rubies had a red light and opalescence.

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Definition: relating to a corporation, especially a large company or group.

Synonyms: Collective, associated, collabrative, combined, shared.

Antonyms: Seperate, Solo, Individual.

Orginal Sentence: The rules was established by the corporate organization.

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Definition: unable to be felt by touch.

Synonyms: Unreal, spirtual, immaterial, bodiless.

Antonyms: Real, touchable, Physical, tangible.

Orginal Sentence: He felt a presence in his house, but he knew it was impalpable.

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Definition: an invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.

Synonyms: Aggression, Attack, raid, intriusion, irruption.

Antonyms: Retreat, inability, end, finish.

Orginal Sentence: The war that happened years and years ago was an incursion.

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Definition: (of bad behavior) done openly and unashamedly.

Synonyms: Outspoken, Rowdy, vocal, Loudmouthed.

Antnoyms: Silent, Quiet, Still, Noiseless, hushed.

Orginal Sentence: The boy was known for his blatant behavior.

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Definition: aggressive or warlike behavior.

Synonyms: Aggressiveness, animosity, hostility.

Antnoyms: Gentleness, friendliness, graciousness, sociability.

Orginal Sentence: Behind all of the nastynes and anger is always a good kid deep inside.

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Definition: is an adverb describing something done in a mean, spiteful, or malicious manner.

Synonyms: Dishonestly, Dishonorable, Disloyality, Faithless, falseheartedly.

Antnoyms: severly, wildly, viciously, passionately.

Orginal Sentence: There was a group of malevolently girls.

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Definition: waste or debris of any kind.

Synonyms: Rubble, Wreckage, residue, ashes, ruins, remains.

Antnoyms: Tense, Dehydrate, stiffen, running, dirty.

Orginal Sentence: The community park was filled with detritus and trash.

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Definition: In a manner indicating disbelief.

Synonyms: Doubtful, unconvinced, skeptical, suspicious.

Antnoyms: Believing, Certain, sure, unquestionable.

Orginal Sentence: The local news in the county was incredulously among the community.

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Definition: a very large aquatic creature, especially a whale.

Synonyms: Huge, Massive, Monstrous, towering, gigantic, enormous.

Antonyms: Narrow, Poor, small, teeny, unimportant, limited, miniature.

Orignal Sentence: After exploring the depths of the ocean, they discovered what appears to be a leviathan.

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Definition: Endless (often used hyperbolically).

Synonyms: never-ending, unending, nonstop, constant, continual.

Antnoyms: Ending, stopping, brief, interrupted.

Orginal Sentence: The pain the man felt was interminable.

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Definition: in a hesitant or shy manner, lacking confidence or self-assurance.

Synonyms: Shyly, timidly, bashfully, hesitantly, modestly, and unsurely.

Antonyms: Boldly, proudly.

Orginal Sentece: The cat was diffidently around people she was unfamilar with.

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Definition: a deep fissure in the earth, rock, or another surface.

Synonyms: Abyss, canyon, gully, gulf, hole.

Antonyms: Closing, closure.

Orginal Senrence: They rock climed against the chasms.

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Definition: the excrement of seabirds and bats, used as fertilizer.

Synonyms: Manure, Waste, feces.

Antonyms: inessential, inorganic.

Orginal Sentence: The Farmer used guano to help grow his crops.

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Definition: a heavy base supporting a statue or vase.

Synonyms: Stand, Holder, platform, base, bottom.

Antonyms: Top, head.

Orginal Sentence: The beautiful dark red roses was gently placed in a plinth.

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Definition: in a nervous, trembling, or shaking way, often due to fear, excitement, or weakness.

Synonyms: Shaky, shivering, trembling, shy, nervous, fidgety.

Antonyms: Brave, Confident.

Orginal Sentence: When the girl got in front of her class, she stood there tremulously.

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Definition: in a way that expresses resistance or revolt against authority.

Synonyms: Rebelliously, disobedent, rebel.

Antonyms: Compliant, Obedient.

Orginal Sentence: My sister was mutinously against my parents.

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Definition: the passionate expression of grief or sorrow; weeping.

Synonyms: Weeping, Wailing, Crying, sorrow, greif, mourning.

Antonyms: Happiness, joy, delight euphoria, elation.

Orginal Sentence: Her poety was fulled with lamentations and sadness.

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Definition: something done or happening in a stormy, violent, or passionate way, often with strong emotions.

Synonyms: Violent, Wild, explosive, hysterical, uncontrolled.

Antnoyms: Peaceful, Calm, Fine.

Orginal Sentence: They argued and it soon got tempestuously.

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Definition: digressing from subject to subject.

Synonyms: Wandering, long, wordy, diffuse, lengthy.

Antonyms: Quiet, Silence.

Orginal Sentence: When I tell somebod something I would usually be discursive and oming back to my main point.