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Ad' versary
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(n) an enemy, opponent synonyms: antagonist, rival, foe antonyms: friends, ally, supporter, confederate
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A' lienate
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(v) to turn away, to make indifferent or hostile antonyms: seperate, drive apart, estrange synonyms: befriend, attract, captivate, reconcile
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Ar' tifice
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(n) a skillful or ingenious device; a clever trick; a clever skill; trickery synonyms: ruse, stratagem, contivance
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Coerce
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(v) to compel, force synonyms: pressure, bully antonyms: persuade, cajole
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Cra' ven
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(adj) cowardly (n) a coward synonyms: (adj) fearful, faithhearted antonyms: (adj) brave, courageous
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Cul' inary
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(adj) of or related to cooking
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Delete
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(v) to erase, wipe out synonyms: remove, cancel antonyms: insert, add
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Demise
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(n) a death, especially of a person in a lofty position synonyms: decrease, passing away antonyms: decrease, passing away
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Exhil' erate
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(v) to enlighten, cheer synonyms: stimulate, excite antonyms: discourage, despirit
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Fall' ow
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(adj) plowed but not seeded; inactive (n) land left unseeded (v) to plow but not seed
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Harass
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(v) to disturb, worry synonyms: annoy, pester, bedevil
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Inclem' ent
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(adj) stormy, harsh synonyms:( adj) blustery, tempestuous antonyms: mild, gentle, tranquil
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Muse
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(v) to think about in a dreamy way, ponder synonyms: meditate, contemplate
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Neg' ligible
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(adj) so unimportant that it can be disregarded synonyms:trivial, inconsequential antonyms: significant, crucial
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Perpet' uate
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(v) to make permanent or long lasting synonyms: continue, preserve antonyms: discontinue, abolish
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