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

Synonym: rule, control, command, power

Antonym: submission, subordination

Original sentence: I would often put my little sister in a headlock to establish my domination

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

Synonym: bay, cove

Antonym: none

Original sentence: We swam in the calm, clear water of the lagoon

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

Synonym: shellfish, clam

Antonym: none

Original sentence: I found a conch washed up on the shore which I took home.

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

Synonym: balcony, porch

Antonym: basement, interior room

Original sentence: We ate lunch outside on the sunny terrace overlooking the garden.

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Definition: superficially plausible, but actually wrong.

Synonym: misleading, false

Antonym: accurate, correct

Original sentence: His argument sounded smart, but it was actually specious and misleading

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

Synonym: grudges, conflict

Antonym: friendship, cordiality

Original sentence: There was clear enmity between the two rivals after the heated argument

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

Synonym: hinge, support

Antonym: edge

Original sentence: The seesaw moved because the log acted as a fulcrum in the middle

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

Synonym: prayers, ritual

Antonym: evensong, vespers

Original sentence: The monks gathered quietly in the chapel for matins at sunrise.

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

Synonym: singer, vocalist

Antonym: listener, audience member

Original sentence: The young chorister sang beautifully during the Sunday service

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

Synonym: diffusion, spreading

Antonym: assemble, collect

Original sentence: The wind helped with the dispersal of seeds across the field

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Definition: sully, mar, or spoil.

Synonym: stain, dirty

Antonym: cleanse, purify

Original sentence: Littering defiles the beauty of the park

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

Synonym: home, domicile

Antonym: dissemination, eviction

Original sentence: The campers found lodgments in small tents near the lake.

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Definition: a decorative design or pattern.

Synonym: design, decoration

Antonym: colorlessness, plain

Original sentence: The artist used a flower motif in all her paintings

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

Synonym: lounge, slouch

Antonym: straighten, energize

Original sentence: I lolled on the couch, too tired to move.

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

Synonym: proper, decent

Antonym: inappropriate, indecency

Original sentence: She gave a decorous speech at the school assembly.

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Definition: a piece or strip of material in which something is wrapped

Synonym: cover, wrap

Antonym: expose, bare

Original sentence: "The fire burned a big swathe of the forest."

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

Synonym: chaos, commotion

Antonyms: peace, order, calm

Original sentence: The tumult in the cafeteria made it hard to hear the announcements

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

Synonym: signaled, waved, motioned

Antonyms: rested, froze

Original sentence: He gesticulated wildly while telling his story.

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Definition: erring or straying from the proper course or standards

Synonym: wandering, staying, drifting

Antonyms: direct, straight

Original sentence: The errant dog roamed far from its home.

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Definition: comically or repulsively ugly or distorted

Synonym: deformed, bizzare, monstrous

Antonym: beautiful, attractive

Original sentence: The creature had a grotesque face that scared the children.

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

Synonym: Decorated, draped

Antonym: stripped, cleared, bare

Original sentence: The walls were festooned with colorful ribbons for the party.

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Definition: (of an attitude or manner) showing feigned or exaggerated suffering to obtain sympathy or admiration

Synonym: suffering, victimized

Antonym: content, cheerful, proud

Original sentence: She gave him a martyred look, as if she were eing unfairly blamed.

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

Synonym: rant, outburst

Antonym: praise, compliment, peace

Original sentence: The coach went on a tirade after the team lost the game

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

Synonym: accusation, blame

Antonym: forgiveness, acceptance

Original sentence: Their argument ended in bitter recriminations

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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.

Synonym: secretive, sneaky

Antonym: open, honest,

Original sentence: He gave her a conspiratorial wink before sneaking out

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

Synonym: enthusiasm, excitement, energy

Antonym: gloom, dullness, depression

Original sentence: Her ebullience made everyone around her feel more cheerful

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Definition: A shimmering, milky brightness like that of an opal

Synonym: Iridescence

Antonym: Dullness

Original sentence: The opalescence of the sky made the morning feel magical

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Definition: United or combined into one group or body

Synonym: Collective

Antonym: Individual

Original sentence: We took a corporate vote to decide what game to play

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Definition: Unable to be touched or grasped; not easily understood

Synonym: Intangible

Antonym: Tangible

Original sentence: There was an impalpable tension in the room, even though no one spoke

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Definition: A sudden invasion or attack

Synonym: Invasion

Antonym: Retreat

Original sentence: The game was interrupted by an unexpected incursion of kids from another class

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Definition: Completely obvious or loud in an offensive way

Synonym: Obvious

Antonym: Subtle

Original sentence: Her blatant attempt to cheat on the test didn't go unnoticed

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Definition: Aggressive or warlike behavior

Synonym: Hostility

Antonym: Peacefulness

Original sentence: His belligerence during the argument made everyone uncomfortable

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Definition: In a way that shows a desire to harm or do evil

Synonym: Maliciously

Antonym: Kindly

Original sentence: She smiled malevolently as she erased her classmate's work

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Definition: Debris or waste left behind

Synonym: Debris

Antonym: Cleanliness

Original sentence: After the party, the backyard was full of confetti and detritus

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Definition: Something very large or powerful, often refers to a sea monster or a massive force.

Synonym: Giant, Colossus

Antonym: Dwarf, weakling

Original sentence: The cruise ship looked like a leviathan as it pulled into the tiny island port, shadowing everything in sight.

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Definition: Endless or seeming to last forever, never ending.

Synonym: Eternal, ceaseless

Antonym: Brief, short-lived

Original sentence: The lecture was so boring and slow it felt truly interminable

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Definition: In a shy or hesitant way, due to lack of confidence.

Synonym: Timidly, shyly

Antonym: Boldly, assertively

Original sentence: She diffidently stepped onto the stage, barely able to speak into the mic

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Definition: A deep gap in the earth. also used metaphorically for big differences between people or ideas

Synonym: Abyss, gorge

Antonym: Closeness, bridge

Original sentence: A deep chasm separated the two hikers, and they couldn't find a way to reunite

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Definition: Bird or bat droppings, especially used as fertilizer

Synonym: Droppings, manure

Antonym: Fresh soil, clean surface

Original sentence: The cave reeked of guano, making it hard to breathe

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Definition: A heavy base or platform that supports a statue or structure

Synonym: Pedestal, base

Antonym: Top, crown

Original sentence: The sculpture stood tall on a granite plinth in the center of the museum

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Definition: In a trembling, shaky, or nervous way

Synonym: Unsteadily, nervously

Antonym: Calmy, confidently

Original sentence: He spoke tremulously when he saw the test grade posted

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Definition: In a rebellious, disobedient, or defiant way, often against authority.

Synonym: Defiantly, insubordinately

Original sentence: The team mutinously refused to follow the coach's strategy after losing three games

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Definition: Strong expressions of grief, sorrow, or regret

Synonym: mourning, weeping

Antonym: Joy, celebration

Original sentence: Her lamentations could he heard throughout the house after she read the letter

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Definition: In a wild, stormy, or violent manner

Synonym: Wildly, violently

Antonym: Calmly, peacefully

Original sentence: He tempestuously shoved the papers off his desk and stormed out

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Definition: Jumping from topic to topic without clear organization.

Synonym: Wandering, Rambling

Antonym: Focused, coherent

Original sentence: Her discursive explanation made it hard to understand what she was actually trying to say.