Definitions I
Definitions II
Definitions III
Use in a Sentence
Synonyms & Antonyms
100
This word means rude in mean-spirited way.
What is churlish?
100
This word means taken or done stealthily.
What is furtively?
100
This word means unfriendly or hostile.
What is inimical?
100
The ________________ stench of the pollution from the nearby factory was a key factor in why no one wanted to move into the neighborhood.
What is acrid?
100
Antonyms for this word include - improve, strengthen, obey, uphold.
What is subvert?
200
This word means boldness.
What is valor?
200
This word means rich abundance.
What is luxuriance?
200
This word means entirely empty.
What is devoid?
200
The corporal in the Army who did not obey his sergeant's orders was accused of being _______________.
What is insubordinate?
200
Synonyms for this word include delete, destroy, expunge, obliterate.
What is efface?
300
This word means harshly pungent or bitter.
What is acrid?
300
This word means to adorn with decorations.
What is festoon?
300
This word means to struggle with stumbling moments.
What is flounder?
300
After learning that Joe had stolen his truck, Henry felt real ____________ toward him.
What is enmity?
300
Synonyms for this word include commotion, disturbance, fracas, unrest, ruckus.
What is tumult?
400
This word means a loud, confused noise.
What is a tumult?
400
This word means to overthrow or undermine.
What is subvert?
400
This word means to erase from a surface.
What is efface?
400
If we don't get some rain soon, the reservoir will be entirely _______________ of water.
What is devoid?
400
Antonyms for this word include publicly, candidly, openly, obviously.
What is furtively?
500
This word means a feeling of hostility or hatred?
What is enmity?
500
This word means defiant of authority.
What is insubordinate?
500
This word means incapable of being disentangled.
What is inextricably?
500
The soldier who laid down his life for others was posthumously given an award for _____________.
What is valor?
500
Synonyms for this word include stumble, flop, lurch, blunder, grope.
What is flounder?
M
e
n
u