Synonym: balladry, verse, rhythym

Anytonym: inarticulateness, prose

OG Sentence: Poetry has stanzas.

Synonym: announcer, spokesperson, rhetorician

Antonym: follower, antagonist

OG Sentence: The speaker in this story is a baby.

Synonym: Main, priority, relevant, topic

Antonym: resistant, irrelevant, inferior

OG Sentence: The subject is the backbone of the sentence

Synonym: accent, force, emphasis, infliction,

Antonym: dry

OG Sentence: The poet's tone suggested they were sorrowful.

Synonym: topic, message, moral

Antonym: aside, fact, irrelevant

OG Sentence: The theme for the part is Harry Potter.

Synonym: Abnormal, nontypical, freak, irregular, strange

Antonym: Normal, typical, regular

OG Sentence: Jason Voorhees was an anomalous man.

Synonym: cross, pass over

Antonym: backtrack, stay, resist

OG Sentence: The group of children traversed across the bridge.

Synonym: edge, margin, fringe

Antonym: center, middle, heart of

OG Sentence" the teacher wanted the kids to find the periphery measurements of the prism.

Synonym: cartoon, distortion, parody

Antonym: drawing, true, authentic

OG Sentence

Synonym: scrupulous, precise, exact, perfectionist

Antonym: ignorant, uneducated

OG Sentence: Sometime, Samuel is so pedantic in scoring the perfect goal he often forgets his technique.

Synonym: narrow-minded

Antonym: cosmopolitan

OG Sentence: The town hall and the parochial offices are the principal administrative buildings.

Synonym: Assert, declare, profess

Antonym: Deny,release,answer,reject

Original Sentence: The scientist made a claim that climate change is inevitable.

Synonym: fight, scuffle, bickering

Antonym: agreement, harmony, peace

OG Sentence: Victoria and her boyfriend got into an argument in public.

Synonym: analysis, hypothesis, interpretation

Antonym: reality, truth

OG Sentence: The Cancer Research center used reasoning to support their claim of finding a cure.

Synonym: area, situation, point, post

Antonym: unemployment, natural

OG Sentence: Maya's position on the situation was very unclear.

Synonym: backing, agreement

Antonym: disapproval, discouragement, frustration, opposition, jealousy

OG Sentence: Jinky supports the argument made by Phoenix.

Synonym: argue, assail, attack, dispute, fight, resist, defy

Antonym: accept, agree, aid, allow, comply, yield

OG Sentence: I oppose the thought that pickles taste good on chicken.

Synonym: challenge, criticism, dissatisfaction, doubt

Antonym: acceptance, agreement, allowance, answer, approval.

OG Sentence: Maya posed a counter argument to the healthy school meals option at the student Board meeting.

Synonym: reply, answer, confutation, defense, counterclaim

Antonym: argument

OG Sentence: Victor had a rebuttal to Luke's point about sexualization.

Synonym: torpor-laziness-sleepiness

Antonym: vigor

Original Sentence: after practice, i limped around the house feeling extra languor.

Synonym: order-ruling-direction

Antonym: allowance, permission, proposal, urging

Original System: The judge gave me an injunction to stay away from my ex-wife.

Synonym: poetry, rhyme, lyrics, balladry

Antonym: prose

Original System: The stupid doggerel verses of Tommy's love song were stupid.

Synonym: big, plenty, noticeably

Antonym: slightly, little, modestly

Original System: I had copious amounts of chicken wings.

Synonym: impalpable, untouchable, ghostly, airy

Antonym: tangible

Original System: Her love was intangible.

Synonym: stealthily, sneakily, secretively

Antonym: publicly, openly, clearly, honest

Original System: I noticed that the girl was looking surreptitiously at her boyfriend.

Synonym: decree, edict, order

Antonym: request, question, denial, veto

Original Sentence: The President's fiat gave the common folk special privileges in the democracy.

Synonym: spice, food

Antonym: none

Original Sentence: I used asafetida on my rice.

Synonym: imitate, copy, reproduce

Antonym: neglect, shun, despise

Original Sentence: She tried to emulate her favorite Soccer Players morning routine.

Synonym: wrestle, struggle, tussle

Antonym: release, let go

Original Sentence: I grappled with the boys next door and broke my thumb.

Synonym: silently, unspoken, softly

Antonym: explicit, express, obvious, apparent

Original sentence: He tacitly showed his languor.

Synonym: sullen, sulky, gloomy, dour

Antonym: happy, perky, joyful

Original Sentence: He was morose and went silent at her grandmother's funeral.

Synonym: harmonize, correlate, synchronize

Antonym: confuse, differ disharmonize

Original Sentence: ^{The kit corrdinated with the clubs original style from 1907.}

Synonym: correspond, agree match, consistent

Antonym: contrast

Original Sentence: The topic sentence doesn't correlate to the rest of the paragraph.

Definition: join;combine

Synonym: adjoin, affix, associate, attach

Antonym: disjoin, disjoint

Original Sentence: Mary and Joe have conjoined and are now on their honeymoon in Jamaica!!

Synonym: communal, collaborative, associated

Antonym: noncommercial, nonsalable

OG Sentence: My father works in the corporate office of McDonalds.

Synonym: relentless, unstoppable

Antonym: bending, movable, lenient

OG Sentence:  The GReat wall of China is inexorable.

Synonym: model, pattern, archetype, original

Antonym: converse, stolen, reverse

OG Sentence:  Bill was a paradigm of the American Dream

Synonym: conneced, dependent, correlative

Antonym: independnet, alone, loner

OG Sentence:  They had a feeling of Interdependence to pass the test.

Synonym: Nice, kind

Antonym: mean, evil

OG Sentence:  Last week my boss was beneficient and gave me a raise.

Synonym: diplomat, delegate

Antonym: undemocratic, atypical

OG Sentence:  The United States envoy sent a message to Putin.

Synonym: Responsibliity

Antonym: Irresponsible

OG Sentence:  Tke initiative and finish your workout.

Synonym: required, mandatory, arbitration

Antonym: optional, voluntary, consensual

OG Sentence:  Going to school is compulsory for young children