Definition
Synonym
Antonym
Part of Speech
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Definition
Definition
100

having to do with food

culinary

100

An synonym for "cowardly"

craven

100

An antonym for "teammate"

adversary

100

The part(s) of speech of "liquidate"

verb

100

When George Washington refused to serve a third term as President, he set a(n) _______ for term lengths that lasted 150 years.

precedent

100

to turn away; to make indifferent or hostile 

alienate

100

inflicting or aiming at punishment

punitive

200

to bother

harass

200

A synonym for "insignificant"

negligible

200

An antonym for "pleasant"

inclement

200

The part(s) of speech of "culinary"

adjective

200

If we do not take steps now to clear their names, we will be _____ an injustice that has already lasted far too long.

perpetuating

200

to erase, wipe out

delete

200

refined in style, suave

urbane

300

to force

coerce

300

An synonym for "death"

demise

300

An antonym for "rewarding"

punitive
300

The part(s) of speech of "sojourn"

noun and verb

300

Only when the attempt to get the British government to ______ injustices proved unsuccessful did the American colonists resort to war.

redress

300

unseeded or untilled; inactive

fallow

300

to set right, remedy

redress

400

A brief stay or visit

sojourn

400

An synonym for "stimulate"

exhilarate

400

An antonym for "tacky"

urbane

400

The part(s) of speech of "muse"

noun and verb 

400

Our city needs  basic but important reform on infrastructure; little ______ will not deceive us into thinking our problems are solved.

artifices

400

a skillful or ingenious device; a clever trick

artifice

400

an example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action

precedent

500

an enemy; opponent

adversary

500

An synonym for "estrange"

alienate

500

An antonym for "cultivated"

fallow

500

The part(s) of speech of "fallow"

verb, noun, adjective

500

It is all well to ______ on what might have been, but it is far better to take action to make good things happen.

muse

500

to enliven, cheer, give spirit or liveliness to

exhilarate

500

so unimportant that it can be disregarded

negligible

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