Definition
To postpone until later; to end temporarily
adjourn
A synonym for "dodge"
feint
An antonym for "hideous"
comely
Part of speech of "illegible"
adjective
With all of the rain we had last spring, the farmers were able to grow enough ______ to feed the animals through the winter.
fodder
Profitable; earning someone a lot of money
lucrative
A synonym for "unreadable"
illegible
An antonym for "weaken"
fortify
Part of speech of "expulsion"
noun
The audience was quiet when the actor forgot his lines for a third time; however, at the end of the play, they ______ and booed
jeered
To tease or tempt someone
tantalize
A synonym for "removal"
expulsion
An antonym for "superior"
mediocre
Part of speech of "fortify"
verb
Based on his ______ performance all over that road, I'd say he needs to practice before his next driving test
erratic
To put someone else under complete control
subjugate
A synonym for "brief"
terse
An antonym for "fearful"
unflinching
Parts of speech of "alien"
noun / adjective
I love exotic fruits, but my diet is usually so basic that their flavors are ______ to me initially.
alien
Loose in one's morals; corrupt
dissolute
A synonym for "reimburse"
compensate
An antonym for "polish"
sully
Part of speech of "feint"
noun / verb
As coffee shops ______ more and more, each crowded with customers, finding the caffeine fix you need is easy.
proliferate