To be angry and aggressive. To belong or be recognized as a state of war and to be protected by the law.

synonym:

militant

Antonym:

pacific

sentence:

I can be belligerant most of the time

To have existed before war.

synonym:

prewar

antonym:

postwar

sentance:

Pangea was antebellum.

The situation to have started a conflict.

synonym:

harassment

antonym;

praise

sentence:

The cigeratte was the casus belli to the fire.

A widely known person. A person of brilliant achievement.

synonym:

star

antonym:

nobody

sentence;

I want to be a luminary surgeon when i grow up.

To produce or to seem to produce light. Exposed to light.

synonym:

bedazzling

antonym:

dark

sentence

The mirror on the wall was a very luminous item for the auction.

To make clear, lucid, to provide with clarification.

synonym:

explain

antonym:

unexplained

sentence:

could you please elucidate?

Very clear or limpid.

synonym:

transparent

antonym:

opaque

sentence:

the lake last week was pellucid.

Full assurance, be sure of one self,excessively bold.

synonym:

certain

antonym:

modest

sentence;

i am very confident about myself.

Inclined to fight.

synonym:

aggressive

Antonym:

kind

sentence:

these little girls always bellicose.

to be disloyal and not truthful.

synonym:

adultery

Antoym:

loyal

Sentence:

We go to the therapist due to my husbands infidelity.

Based on or having trust.

synonym:

faith

Antonym:

Unfiducial

Sentence:

Im not fiducial in your religion.

deliberate breach in trust.

Synonym:

treachery

Antonym:

faithful

Written declaration upon oath made before an authorized officer or magistrate.

synonym:

oath

Antonym:

lie

Sentence:

I'm going to take an affidavit in court.

Process of discharging waste from the body.

Synonym:

Discharge

Antonym:

Pile

Sentence: She was going threw egestion

To concentrate or accumulate in a small or narrow space.

Synonym:

choke

antonym: cork

sentence:

His lungs were going threw a heavy congest of chemicals.

The time when a person or animal is developing inside its mother before it is born.

synonym:

gravidity

Antonym: Infertility

sentence:

She was going through the nature of gestation.

to take (something, such as food) into your body

synonym:

consume

antonym:

eject

Sentence:

He ingested harsh chemicals into his body.

Medicine to help congestion.

Synonym:

Relief

Antonym: congest

Sentence:

I took a descongestant.

The last name.

Synonym:

Name

Antonym:

first

Sentence:

My cognomen is Torres.

a word or phrase that refers to or that can refer to a specific person.

Synonym:

Name

Antonym:

disreputable

Sentence:

he uses nomenclature.

 loss of the power to use or understand words denoting objects
Synonym:
disease
Antonym:
Healthy
Sentence:
He suffered Anomia.

a name that is wrong or not proper or appropriate

synonym:

wrong

Antonym:

correct

Sentence:

The misnomer placed in the paper.

is the state of finding it hard to get out of bed in the morning.

Synonym: Sleepy

Antonym: Awake

Sentence:

My cousins always have Dysania in the morning

 not complimentary, expressing a low opinion of someone or something:not complimentary.

Synonym: non complimentary

Antonym:

complement

Sentence:

What he said was dyslogistic.

an imaginary place where people are unhappy and usually afraid because they are not treated fairly.

Synonym:

Imanginary

Antonym:

real

Sentence:

I often have dystopia in the morning.

a variable often familial learning disability involving difficulties in acquiring and processing language that is typically manifested by a lack of proficiency in reading, spelling, and writing

Synonym:

Condition

Antonym:

healthy

Sentence:

I often wonder what it is to have dyslexia.

difficulty in swallowing.

Synonym:

choke

Antonym:

easy to swallow

Sentence:

I had dysaphagia when i was sick.

a long tube that contains lenses and mirrors and that is used to look over or around something and especially by a person in a submarine to see above the surface of the water.

Synonym:

tube

Antonym:

mirror

Sentence:

I own a periscope.

: not relating to the main or most important part computers : connected to a computer but not an essential part of it

: of or relating to the area that is to the side of the area you are looking at

unrelative

Antonym:

Relative

Sentence: This was peripheral.

capitalized:  a follower of Aristotle or adherent of Aristotelianism

Synonym:

religious

Antonym;

other religion

Sentence;

He is peripatetic.

an open space enclosed by a colonnade

Synonym:

space

Antonym:

closed

Sentence:

He wrote peristyle.