Nouns
Antonyms: drought, deficit, deficiency
Deluge
Antonyms: delible, erasable, destructible
Indelible
Stapleton was ______, so he changed his name three times.
Reticent
Synonyms: fervor, frenzy, fierceness
Vehemence
Antonyms: hold, join, unite
Extricate
Synonyms: ruse, coverup, alibi
Pretext
Synonyms: secret, covert, undercover
Clandestine
Stapleton's wife, Byrle, refused to ________ him in the murder of Sir Henry
Abet
Synonyms: convulsion, attack, aggitation
Paroxysm
Synonyms: loathe, hate, scorn
Abhor
The man who scheduled to resupply them ended up leaving before their ___________, which meant they spent 45 miles running and hiking with only a couple of energy gels and some beef jerky for nothing.
Rendezvous
Antonyms: indefinite, imperfect, mixed
Unmitigated
Stapleton tried his best to fix the ________ between him and Sir Henry
Breach
Antonym: Ignoramus
Connoisseur
Antonyms: fact, reality, proof
Surmise
Synonyms: petition, appeal, suggestion
Solicitation
Synonyms: inattentive, distracted, preoccupied
Distrait
The murder of Sir Charles was the _________ of Stapleton's crime life.
Pinnacle
The boy looked in awe at the towering _______.
Pine
The police tried their best to _________ the escaped convict.
Hamper
Antonym: cowardice, weakness, indecision
Tenacity
His soul was tossed on the billows of a ___________ ocean, in the midst of which he saw his father perishing.
Tempestuous
While trying to kill Sir Henry, Stapleton accidentally released the hound on the escaped convict, causing him to fall off a __________.
Precipice
Synonyms: Meeting point, crossroad
Juncture
Sir Henry was the _________ of stapleton.
Dupe