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Difficulty swallowing

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Expressing disapproval

SYnonym: uncomplimentry

Antonym: happiness

The blogger used many dyslogistic adjectives to express his dissatisfaction with the president

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Imaginary place where people are unhappy and are usually afraid if they are treated unfairly.

Synonym: hell

Antonym: utopia

The sci-fi dystopia of Wardle's works is key to their appeal.

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

Synonym: defect

Antonym: fluent

Their son was diagnosed with dyslexia at a very young age.

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Difficulty getting up in the morning.

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Antonym: alert

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A wrong or unsuitable name to describe something or someone.

Synonym: alias

Antonym: proper name

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Inability to name objects or to recognize the written or spoken names of objects.

Synonym: unknowingly

Antonym: knowing

The boy was diagnosed with anomia at the age of 7.

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To choose or name someone as candidate for a job, or office,position,etc

Synonym: vote

Antonym: dismiss

The jock hung posters around school so everyone would nominate him for prom king.

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A system of names used to classify.

Synonym: designation

Antonym: scattered

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Persons last name

Synonym: surname

Antonym: middle

The professor asked us to put our cognomen in front of our first name.

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Medicine that relieves congestion.

Synonym: relief

Antonym: virus

The doctor prescribed the lil boy decongestant for his stuffy nose.

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To take something into your body. (Such as food)

Synonym: eat

Antonym: repel

When humans ingest something they absorb its nutrients.

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The time when a person or animal is developing inside the mother before it is born.

Synonym: pregnancy

Antonym: decrease

Women have a gestation period of 9 months.

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To concentrate in a small or narrow space.

Synonym: clog

Antonym: freedom

Due to the car accident, traffic became very congested

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Process of discharging waste matter from the body.

Synonym: poop

Antonym: permit

The most common way for egestion is through defecation

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A written report which is signed by a person who promises that the information is true.

Synonym: oath

Antonym: lie

Since the witness could not appear in person. He sent an affidavit of his testimony.

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The act of betraying someone or something.

Synonym: treachery

Antonym: devotion

He had a poor reputation; more known for acts of perfidy than for anything else.

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Founded on faith or trust.

Synonym: undoubting

Antonym: skeptical

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Unfaithfulness to a moral obligation.

Synonym: disloyalty

Antonym: faithfulness

Her infidelity continued after her marriage.

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A trusted friend you can talk to about your personal and private things.

Synonym: BFF

Antonym: nemesis

In prison the killer told his confidant,his roommate, about all the murders he had committed.

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Very clear

Synonym: transparent

Antonym: blurry

Mountains reflected in the pellucid waters.

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To make something clear or easy to understand.

Synonym: explain

Antonym: confuse

To make life easy for the students, the math teacher elucidates the complex problems before each test.

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Producing or seeming to produce light.

Synonym: glowing

Antonym: dark

The luminous dial on his watch amazed everyone.

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A person who is widely known.

Synonym: legend

Antonym: nobody

The professor was a luminary in his field, inspiring countless young scientists.

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an act or situation provoking or justifying war.

Synonym: insult

Antonyms: compliment

Venice made this action a casus belli.

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occurring or existing before a particular war.

Synonym: prewar

Antonym: postwar

the conventions of the antebellum South

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hostile and aggressive.

Synonym: threatening

Antonym: friendly

Susan's father sent the belligerent girl to her room.

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demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight.

Synonym: hostile

Antonym: peaceable

Even though he never won any of the arguments he started, he continued to be belligerent and bellicose.