Synonym: Assert, declar, maintain, state, hold

Antonym: Deny, Contradiction, reject

Sentence: The president claimed to have reversed student loans

Synonym: quarrel, disagreement, fight, dispute, wrangle

Antonym : agreement, accord, concurrence, harmony

Sentence: Carlos and Sam had a disagreement over the best ice cream flavour.

Synonym: logical, argument, rational

Antonym: irrational, unreasonable, unthinking

Sentence: We tried reasoning with the principal on our punishment, but I didn´t end well.

Synonym: location, area, point, whereabouts

Antonyms: insignificance, lowliness, shame

Sentence: Silvia´s current position was not known to everyone else.

Synonym: hold up, bear, carry, brace

antonyms: oppose, contradict, undermine

Sentence: Marie had to support her thesis with evidence from the text.

Sentence:

"those of you who oppose capital punishment"

Synonyms: disagree, overrule, vetoe, be against, object

Antonyms: agree, approve, support, harmony

Sentence: The Student led body opposed of the cutting of the schools trees.

Synonym: strong matches, counter blow, counter move

Antonym: defend, repulse, oppose, fight down

sentence: Our debate team counter-attacked with a hard argument.

Synonym: denial, counter-argument, invalidation, negation, conrradition

Antonym: conclusive, confutation, counter evidence

Sentence: Sasha made a rebuttal along the lines of Carol not being a good student. She failed to realize that Carol has all Aś and multipe scholarships.

Synonyms: Calm, calmness, tranquility, silence

Antonyms: Vigor, chaos, fatigue, boredom

Sentence: The calm summer breeze made Ian remember the languor of the countryside.

Synonym: order, ruling, direction, command

Antonym: allow, permit, decriminalized legalized

Sentence: The county sheriff gave the pit-pocketers an injunction.

Synonym: jingle, verse, rune, song, stanza

Antonym: Prose

Sentence: The doggerel played all through out the night

Synonyms: abundant, ample, plentiful

Antonyms: slightly, inadequate, scant, negligble, inconsiderable,

Sentence: Sheila added the sand copisiously to the sand castle.

Synonym: abstract, disembodied, nonphysical

Antonym: tangible, touchable

Sentence: The rocks seemed almost intangible.

Synonym: covert, secret, stealth, clandestine, furtive

Antonyms: open, vocal, clumsy

Sentence: Maia walked through the room surreptitiously

Synonym: decree, order, command, injunction, proclamation

Antonym: disagree, go against, vetoe

Sentence: The president made an fiat on the podium.

Synonym: devils dung, hing

Antonym: N/A

Sentence: Nana sprinkled asafetida poweder into the pot.

Synonym: struggle, brawl, scuffle, clash, combat

Antonym: lose, let go of, liberate, untangle

Sentence: The team grappled onto the flag.

Synonym: silent, understood

Antonym: explicit, misunderstood

Sentence: The tacitly in the room between the two candidates was thick

synonym: sullen, sulky, gloomy, -ill tempered

Antonyms: happy, cheerful, excited

Sentence: The boy became morose after he lost the match.