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Synonyms II
Definitions
Definitions II
Part of Speech
100
Sneaky; tricky
Devious (adjective)
100
Recluse
Hermit; a solitary person (noun)
100
An insult to something holy
Blasphemy (noun)
100
Static
Stationary; stagnant; still (adjective)
100
Amicable
Adjective--peaceable; showing goodwill
200
Boring; flat; unexciting
Insipid (adjective)
200
Ingratiate
To flatter; to charm (verb)
200
An element of change; something that speeds up the process
Catalyst (noun)
200
Languish
Be weak; fail in health; to lose strength (verb)
200
Peruse
Verb--examine; read with great care
300
A master performer; an expert
Virtuoso (noun)
300
Dissonance
Unpleasant or harsh sound (noun)
300
Correctness; appropriateness
Propriety (noun)
300
Whimsical
Impulsive; fanciful; odd (adjective)
300
Enmity
Noun--hostility; hatred
400
To wipe out; erase
Efface (verb)
400
Incite
To stir up; excite (verb)
400
Long-winded; loquacious
Garrulous (adjective)
400
Rebuff
To treat coldly; reject bluntly (verb)
400
Vitriolic
Adjective--hurtful; harsh
500
Weighty; massive; lacking grace
Ponderous (adjective)
500
Immutable
Changeless; constant (adjective)
500
Pleasing to the senses; a sense of beauty
Aesthetic (adjective)
500
Disparage
To criticize; to put down (verb)
500
Heretic
Noun--a rebel; nonconformist