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Abandon - forsake, leave, desert.
Abase - disgrace, degrade, humiliate.
Abhor - loathe, hate, detest
Abridge - shorten, abbreviate.
Absolute - unconditioned, unalterable, unrestricted.
Absurd - silly, foolish, ridiculous.
Abundant - plentiful, ample.
Accessory - aiding, auxiliary, subsidiary.
Adept - skilled, proficient, expert.
Adherent - follower, sticker.
Admire - praise, esteem, adore
Alleviate - lighten, relieve, ease, facilitate.
Amicable - friendly, amiable.
Appalling - terrifying, dreadful, horrible.
Apposite - adaptable, suitable
Appraise - guess, estimate
Apprehend - fear, seize.
Arbitrary - wayward, despotic.
Assent - consent, agree.
Assist - support, help
Astonish - surprise, amaze, bewilder.
Aversion - dislike, hostility, hatred.
Brisk - fast, active, quick, alert.
Brutal - savage, beastly, cruel.
Bystander - spectator, onlooker.
Callous - indifferent, cold-blooded.
Candid - sincere, straightforward, frank.
Censor - prohibit, ban.
Cite - quote, mention, name.
Colossal - huge, enormous, big.
Commensurate. - suitable, applicable, consistent, equivalent.
Consequent. - sequential, following, resultant, outcome.
Cordial - warm, affectionate, friendly.
Coy - modest, shy.
Credence. - belief, trusts, confidence, faith.
Criterion. - standard, rule, measure, test.
Cynical - sceptical, sarcastic, ironic.
Dastardly. - cowardly, mean, fearful.
Dawn. - daybreak, morning, sunrise.
Dearth. - scarcity, lack, need, shortage.
Decease. - death, departure, demise.
Deceit. - lying, fraud, cheating, deception.
Decipher. - decode, crack, solve, interpret.
Decorum. - propriety, gravity, decency, protocol.
Decree. - law, judgement, ordinance.
Deem. - think, judge, believe.
Defamation. - libel, scandal, disparagement, calumny.
Defection. - abandonment, desertion.
Deference. - respect, regard, honour, courtesy.
Dejected. - downhearted, distressed, depressed.
Earnest - sincere, solemn, ardent
Earnest - ardent, sincere, solemn
Eccentric - abnormal, bizzare, freaky, odd
Ecstasy - rapture, enchantment
Elaborate - expand, explain, clarify
Elegant - graceful, tasteful, refined
Elementary - simple, uncomplicated, unproblematic, primary
Elucidate - clarify, clear up, elaborate, explain
Emancipate - liberate, deliver, change state
Embezzle - defalcate, steal, misappropriate
Emphatic - emphasized, significant, important
Emulate - imitate, copy, simulate
Endeavour - try, seek, attempt, effort
Endorse - approve, okay, sanction, ratify
Ensue - result, follow
Enterprise - undertaking, venture
Entice - lure, tempt, provoke, stimulate
Enumerate - count, determine, number
Enunciate - declare, pronounce, reveal
Envy - jealousy, grudge
Eradicate - eliminate, annihilate, extinguish
Erudite - learned, scholarly
Excerpt - quotation, extract
Exonerate - pronounce, label, judge
Exuberant - abundant, unrestrained, plentiful
Fabricate - manufacture, construct, forge
Fallacy - deception, illusion
Fascinate - attract, appeal, charm
Fastidious - particular, overnice, meticulous
Feasible - practicable, viable, workable
Feeble - lame, weak, frail
Ferocious - fierce, furious, savage, violent
Filthy - dirty, soiled, unclean
Flatter - adore, praise
Flimsy - weak, thin, trivial
Forbid - prevent, disallow, prohibit
Formidable - alarming, difficult, dreadful
Frivolous - trivial, silly, foolish
Frugal - thrifty, economical
Garrulous - loquacious, talkative, chattering
Ghastly - gruesome, macabre, horrible
Gloom - depression, melancholy
Gorgeous - magnificent, attractive
Grandeur - impressiveness, eminence, magnifcence
Gullible - credulous, innocent, trustful, simple
Hallucination - illusion, mirage, delusion
Haughty - arrogant, disdainful, proud
Heinous - atrocious, horrendous, monstrous, wicked
Herculean - strenuous, heavy, arduous, laborious
Heterogeneous - dissimilar, variant, diverse
Hilarious - amusing, lively, witty, joyous
Homage - respect, honor, tribute, worship
Hostile - antagonistic, hateful, opposed
Hypocrisy - pretence, quack, fraud
Ideal - perfect, standard of perfection, exemplary
Illogical - irrational, unreasonable, absurd
Imitate - emulate, follow suit, copy
Immaculate - stainless, spotless, clean
Immortal - endless, everlasting, undying, eternal
Implicit - certain, assumed, implied
Imposter - fake, cheat, charlatan
Incense - enrage, anger, infuriate, provoke
Indict - accuse, charge
Indolence - disinclination, procrastination, laziness
Infer - conclude, deduce, gather, judge
Infringe - transgress, violate, trespass, encroach
Inhibition - restraint, hindrance, check
Innocuous - harmless, inoffensive, mild
Insidious - deceptive, treacherous, stealthy
Instigate - prompt, stimulate, misguide, incite