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Apprehensively
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Definition: nervously
Synonyms: scared, fearful Antonyms: okay, relaxed Sentence: I was apprehensively when it was the first day of school. |
Contemptuously
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Definition: hatefully, bitterly
Synonyms: horrible, disagreeable Antonyms: delightful, happily Sentence: When my sister hit me I was contemptuously that she did that. |
Ruefully
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Definition: regretful, sorrow
Synonyms: remorseful, shamefaced Antonyms: not sorry, glad you did something Sentence: I felt ruefully after I hit my sister back. |
Reluctantly
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Definition: hesitantly, not really wanting to do something
Synonyms: undecided,unsure Antonyms: sure, second guessing Sentence: I was a little reluctant when I hit my home run. |
Implore
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Definition: to beg
Synonyms: plead, mooch Antonyms: giving, spending Sentence: The girl implored that I give her my last cookie |
Sullen
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Definition: gloomy or depressed
Synonyms: sad, unhappy Antonyms: happy, joyful Sentence: I was sullen when I lost my friend in a car accident. |
Elude
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Definition: to escape or get away from
Synonyms: hiding, run away Antonyms: stay put, don't leave Sentence: There was a kid on the news that was lost cause he eluded. |
Indignant
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Definition: anger or frustration over unfair treatment
Synonyms: discriminatory, one-sided Antonyms: fair, together Sentence: She thought it was indignant when I said i wasn't on her side. |
Drawled
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Definition: spoke slowly
Synonyms: unhurried, sluggish Antonyms: hurry, fast Sentence: I drawled when I was singing cause it was a slow song. |
Aghast
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Definition: horrified or shocked
Synonyms: surprised, amazed Antonyms: not amazed, not shocked Sentence: My family was aghast when we heard are neighbor had been killed. |
Exploits
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Definition: adventures
Synonyms: journeys, trips Antonyms: going nowhere, doing nothing Sentence: In October I will be going on an exploits |
Doggedly
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Definition: persistently, with determination
Synonyms: focused, ready Antonyms: not on topic, not ready Sentence: He was doggedly at the plate. |
Divert
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Definition: to distract or change course
Synonyms: do something else, try something new Antonyms: do the same, stay on coarse Sentence: The man was divert on where he was going to go. |