Synonyms: verse, balladry

Antonyms: prose, book, essay

Sentence: We were asked to create poetry for a class project.

Synonym: narrator

Antonym: author

Sentence: The speaker is narrating their story to you.

Synonyms: topic, idea

Antonyms: fact, proof

Sentence: Mason incorporated the subject into his lesson.

Synonyms: attitude, viewpoint, mood

Antonym: monotone

Sentence: Jessica didn't like how the tone was portrayed.

Synonyms: message, moral, lesson, significance

Antonyms: insignificance, unimportance

Sentence: The theme is the most important part of any work of literature.

Synonyms: abnormal, odd

Antonyms: normal, regular

Sentence: The school had an anomalous history with insects.

Synonym: travel, journey

Antonym: stay

Sentence: My mother and I traversed through the park.

Synonyms: perimeter, ridge

Antonyms: center, interior

Sentence: There is a bridge on the periphery of New York City.

Synonyms: cartoon, satire

Antonyms: flattery

Sentence: The statue was supposed to be a caricature of the school's founder.

Synonyms: academic, pompous

Antonyms: plain, simple

Sentence: TAG students are very pedantic about their studies.

Synonyms: close-minded, limited

Antonyms: open-minded, broad

Sentence: My parents are parochial about politics.

Synonyms: assertion, declaration

Antonyms: honesty, truth

Sentence: The police officers made a claim that the storeowner stole the money.

Synonyms: debate, discussion

Antonyms: agreement

Sentence: An argument can be made that the dog attacked you because it felt threatened.

Synonyms: explanation, proof

Antonyms: irrationality

Sentence: Sally's reasoning doesn't make sense.

Synonyms: point of view, standpoint, stance

Antonyms: fact, truth

Sentence: Speakers need to have a set position for an argument

Synonyms: agree with, approve

Antonyms: disagree with, oppose

Sentence: We supported the addition of a swimming pool at our school.

Synonyms: disagree with, disapprove

Antonyms: agree with, approve

Sentence: My dad opposed alcohol consumption in the house.

Synonyms: rebuttal, counterclaim

Antonyms: argument

Sentence: Lawyers will sometimes develop counterarguments to throw off the other party.

Synonyms: counterclaim

Antonyms: offense, question

Sentence: Rebuttals can be used in debates to prove their point more accurately.

Synonyms: laziness. sluggishness

Antonyms: liveliness; vigor

Sentence: The languor that follows a nap is sometimes refreshing.

Synonyms: command, direction

Antonyms: permission, allowance

Sentence: The judges had an injunction for the thieves.

Synonyms: nonsense, gibberish

Antonyms: poetry, prose

Sentence: What kind of doggerel are you on about?

Synonyms: abundantly, sufficiently

Antonyms: scarcely, barely

Sentence: We ate copiously throughout the night.

Synonyms: untouchable

Antonyms: tangible, physical

Sentence: Faith is something that is intangible, but is felt through believing in external forces.

Synonyms: privately. covertly

Antonyms: openly, publicly

Sentence: My friends and I surreptitiously snuck out of the house to go to a party.

Synonyms: proclamation, permission

Antonyms: denial, opposition

Sentence: The principal gave us a special fiat because we were good students.

Synonyms: ferula, stinking gum

Antonyms: N/A

Sentence: My mom gave me medicine with asafetida.

Synonyms: mimic, mock

Antonyms: neglect, disregard

Sentence: I secretly emulated my brother's bossiness.

Synonyms: grasp, grip

Antonyms: release, unfasten

Sentence: I grappled onto the monkey bars so I wouldn't fall.

Synonyms: silently, quietly

Antonyms: loudly, openly

Sentence: I tacitly opened the bag of chips so the teacher wouldn't catch me eating in class.

Synonyms: grouchy, mournful

Antonyms: happy, cheerful

Sentence: The weather was as morose as the students were at school that day.

Synonyms: equivalent, identical

Antonyms: unequal, opposite

Sentence: "And" and "but" are coordinate to each other, as they are used to complete thoughts.

Synonyms: correspond, connect

Antonyms: contrast

Sentence: The height of the sunflowers correlates to the amount of water they received.

Synonyms: connect, link

Antonyms: divide, disconnect

Sentence: I conjoined the metals together under the supervision of the blacksmith.

Synonyms: company, business, organization

Antonym: charity, nonprofit

Sentence: I wanted to work in corporate so I could do serious work.

Synonyms: cruel, unrelenting, pitiless

Antonyms: pitiful, merciful, graceous

Sentence: The principal's orders were inexorable; nothing could be done about the outdoor classroom.

Synonyms: pattern; standard

Antonyms: atypical

Sentence: Alyssa's work was a paradigm for the class norms and expectations.

Synonyms: dependence, teamwork, togetherness

Antonyms: independence, freedom

Sentence: In the military, interdependence is key for a successful team.

Synonyms: charitable, generous, compassionate

Antonyms: cold-hearted, malicious

Sentence: Lots of people are doing beneficent acts to help Ukraine and Gaza.

Synonyms: deputy, delegate, ambassador

Antonyms: receiver

Sentence: I was working as an envoy in Japan during my senior year of college.

Synonyms: leadership, drive

Antonyms: indifference, apathy

Sentence: You need to take initiative for your actions.

Synonyms: unvoluntary, obligated

Antonyms: voluntary

Sentence: Unlike the science worksheet, our math assignment for "extra credit" was compulsory.