synonym: verses

antonym: essay

original sentence: "This writer's poetry is beautiful"

synonym: point of view

antonym: audience

original sentence: "The speaker of this poem is Emily Dickinson"

synonym: topic

antonym: details

original sentence: "The subject of this essay is about family"

synonym: emotion/attitude

antonym: monotone (?) / apathetic

original story: "The tone of this poem is somber"

synonym: message

antonym: unthematic

original sentence: "Themes like the importance of bravery and power of friendship are common in literature."

synonym; atypical

antonym; regular

original sentence; "That show was definitely anomalous"

synonym; cross

antonym; stand (still)

original sentence: "we traversed through the forest"

synonym: margin

antonym; center

original: "he stood on the periphery of the mountain"

synonym; cartoon

antonym; realism

original sentence: "The caricatures of my parents looked funny"

synonym; precise

antonym; careless

original sentence: "He is too pedantic about the group project"

definition; a limited outlook

synonym: narrow minded

antonym; open minded

original sentence: "Don't be parochial, there are many possibilities"

synonym: thesis

antonym: evidence

original sentence: "She claimed that 2+2=4" "His claim was debunked"

synonym: rebuttal

antonym: fact

original sentence: "They got into an argument about cats vs dogs"

synonym; explanation

antonym; claim

sentence; "His reasoning for it makes sense, so I agree"

antonym; evidence

synonym; stance

sentence; "I understand her position, but not her reasoning"

synonym: aid

antonym: opposition

sentence: "Quotes from a professor is the support you need"

synonym; disagree

antonym; support

sentence: "I oppose your stance"

antonym; assent

synonym; opposing viewpoint

sentence; "The counter argument to this essay is cats are not better than dogs"

antonym; counter argument

synonym; negation

sentence; "Her counterargument was okay, but their rebuttal was stronger"

antonym: vigor

synonym: lassitude

sentence: "He was pulled into a state of languor when he got home"

antonym: liberty

synonym: ruling

sentence: "The court will issue an injunction on this matter'

antonym; haiku

synonym; nonsense/verse

sentence; 'Her poems are doggerel'

antonym; few

synonym; plentiful

sentence; 'i ate copiously at lunch'

antonym; tangible

synonym; untouchable / invisible

sentence; 'i do not care about assets that are intangible'

antonym; blatantly

synonym; sneakily

sentence; 'she snuck into the room surreptitiously'

antonym; freedom

synonym; command

sentence; 'He funded the company by fiat"

antonym; differentiate

synonym; mirror

sentence; 'she put on his glasses and emulated him'

antonym; loosen

synonym; tussle

sentence; 'they grappled for the last pizza slice'

antonym; straightforwardly

synonym; indicate

sentence; 'she tacitly claimed that he was the one who broke the vase'

antonym; joyful

synonym; moody

sentence; 'the boy, morose, stared at the ground'

antonym; poison

synonym; medicine

sentence; 'he sprinkled some asafetida into the dish'

synonym: connect

antonym: detach

original sentence: "They had only a week to coordinate the attack"

synonym: parallel

antonym: differentiate

original sentence: "They found that they could correlate their ideas and worked together."

antonym: split

synonym: fuse

sentence: "Her kids were conjoined"

synonym; collective

antonym; individual

original sentence; "corporate America is ruining the economy"

synonym; inevitable

antonym: flexible

sentence: "the test is inexorable"

synonym: model

antonym: counterexample

sentence: "This movie is a paradigm of how the art of storytelling has improved"

synonym: codependence

antonym: disaffiliation

original sentence: "The interdependence of the U.S. and Canada is important for their economy"

synonym: altruistic

antonym: evil

original sentence: "Her friend was beneficent"

synonym; delegate

antonym; nonrepresentative

sentence; "The U.S. sent an envoy to China"

synonym: ingenuity

antonym: unimaginativeness

sentence: "She took the initiative and started a club to help the environment"

synonym; obligatory

antonym; optional

sentence; "it was compulsory to wear the uniform"