Synonym/Similar: rhythmical composition, balladry, metrical composition

Antonym: Antiphrasis, literal, factual, unlyrical

Original Sentence: Flowers only bloom at every full moon, but you and I will never die

Synonym/Similar: orator, keynote, spokesperson

Antonym: listener

Original Sentence: The speaker of the poem is keeping me engaged in the story.

Synonym/Similar: topic, concern, gist, point

Antonym: resistant

Original Sentence: That's all I have to say on the subject.

Synonym/Similar: mood, feel, attitude

Antonym: devoice, atonil, debilitating

Original Sentence: I didn't like her tone today in class

Synonym/Similar: concept, message, idea

Antonym: irrevelance, meaningless, insignificancy

Original Sentence: The Theme was easy to grasp after reading a second time.

Synonym/Similar: abnormal, atypical, nontypical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional

Antonym: normal, typical, regular

Original Sentence: That person is an anomalous one.

Synonym/Similar: pass over, wander, cross, journey across

Antonym: confirm, stay, back, up, remain

Original Sentence: They traversed the grocery store.

Synonym/Similar: edge, margin, fringe, boundary, border, perimeter

Antonym: center, middle, heart

Original Sentence: If the teacher sees them in their periphery of her vision, I'm screwed.

Synonym/Similar: distortion, parady, satire, mimic, mock

Antonym: truthfulness, honesty, reality

Original Sentence: The portrait in the museum looked like a caricature.

Synonym/Similar: scrupulous, precise, exact

Antonym: ignorant, unread, uncultured

Original Sentence: She is very pedantic about baking.

Synonym/Similar: narrow/small-minded, provincial, insular, narrow

Antonym: cosmopolitan, broad-minded,

Original Sentence: Your views on food are very parochial.

Synonym/Similar: declare, state, affirm, attest

Antonym: deny, reject, controvert, refute

Original Sentence: He claimed that I hit him but that was untrue.

Synonym/Similar: disagreement, quarrel, squabble

Antonym: agreement, assent, approval

Original Sentence: We had an arguement today about who was going to win the Super Bowl.

Synonym/Similar: infer, logicize, figure

Antonym: senseless, illogical, absurd

Original Sentence: We came to a reasoning on who was the better player.

Synonym/Similar: place, scene, point

Antonym: neglect, insignificance, lowliness

Original Sentence: You are in a strong position to be making such decisions.

Synonym/Similar: hold up, bear, bolster, back

Antonym: oppose, abandon, neglect

Original Sentence: I support you in all your decisions.

Synonym/Similar: neglect, abandon, disagree

Antonym: support, bolster, hold up, agree

Original Sentence: I oppose your decision to get vanilla icecream.

Synonym/Similar: rebuttal, reply, counter-statement, comeback

Antonym: substantiation, confirmation, proof

Original Sentence: They presented a compelling counter-argument.

Synonym/Similar: denial, disproving, countering

Antonym: confirmation

Original Sentence: You need to write a rebuttle at the end of your FRQ.

Synonym/Similar: idleness, inactivity, apathy

Antonym: vigor

Origninal Sentence: the afternoon was hot, quiet, and heavy with languor

Synonym/Similar: order, ruling, direction, command, instruction

Antonym: allow, permit

Origninal Sentence: the owners obtained an injunction to get rid of the squatters

Synonym/Similar: gibberish, garbage, nonsense, rubbish

Antonym: prose, elegant, formal

Origninal Sentence: I was writing po-mo doggerel at the age of 12, in a way.

Synonym/Similar: much, plentifully, significantly

Antonym: little, insignificantly

Origninal Sentence: I was eating copiously.

Synonym/Similar: untouchable, inmaterial, invisible

Antonym: tangible, touchable

Origninal Sentence: intangible asset is an asset that is not physical in nature

Synonym/Similar: stealthily, furtively, sneakily

Antonym: open, candid, direct

Origninal Sentence: Mary surreptitiously slipped from the room

Synonym/Similar: precept, proclamation, mandate

Antonym: allow, legalize, decriminaliise

Origninal Sentence: adopting a legislative review program, rather than trying to regulate by fiat

Synonym/Similar: Devil's dung, Hing, Stinking gum

Antonym: N/A

Origninal Sentence: His breath smells worse than asafoetida, and the grease he uses on his moustaches stinks like a civet cat on heat.

Synonym/Similar: imitate, copy, reproduce

Antonym: neglect

Origninal Sentence: We emulated the sound of the birds.

Synonym/Similar: grab, hold, grasp, clasp

Antonym: release, let go of

Origninal Sentence: He grappled the dog by it's waist

Synonym/Similar: faintly, noiselessly, murmuring

Antonym: explicit, loud

Origninal Sentence: Tacitly, the land became private property.

Synonym/Similar: sullen, gloomy, crabby

Antonym: cheerful, happy, communicative

Origninal Sentence: They were morose when they returned.

Synonym/Similar: harmonize, correlate, arrange

Antonym: confuse, differ, disagree

Original Sentence: We have the responsibilty of coordinating our groups

Synonym/Similar: correspond, agree

Antonym: contrast

Original Sentence: "the study found that success in the icecream correlates highly with farms"

Synonym/Similar: combine, unite, connect

Antonym:disjoin, disjoint

Original Sentence: The two buildings conjoined to make one.

Synonym/Similar: collective, shared, common, communal, joint

Antonym: individual, separate, unshared, solo

Original Sentence: We have to follow the rules set by the corporate organization.

Synonym/Similar: relentless, unstoppable, unavoidable

Antonym: flexible, yielding, changeable, lenient

Original Sentence: The dentists were inexorable, and there was nothing to be done.

Synonym/Similar: model, pattern, example, standard

Antonym: antithesis, opposite, opposition, contradiction

Original Sentence: There is a new paradigm for the art museum in Washington.

Synonym/Similar: affiliated, allied, correlated, enmeshed

Antonym: dissociation, disaffiliation, separation, detachment

Original Sentence: The new economic interdependence of the five nations.

Synonym/Similar: benevolent, charitable, altruistic, humane

Antonym: unkind, mean

Original Sentence: He was beneficent, and passed on a card to each.

Synonym/Similar: representative, delegate, deputy, agent

Antonym: introduction, prelude

Original Sentence: Biden sent a peace envoy to Northern England.

Synonym/Similar: enterprise, capability, imagination

Antonym: unimaginativeness

Original Sentence: He did it on his own initiative.

Synonym/Similar: mandatory, obligatory. compulsory arbitration.

Antonym: optional, voluntary

Original Sentence: it was compulsory to attend church