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1. accelerate
| Synonym | Antonym | Sentence | Picture | Situation |
| speed up expedite |
slow down | I accelerated my studies so that I could graduate early. |  |
When I am late for class, sometimes I speed up my car. |
| Verbs | Meaning | Usage |
| ABASH | To lose self-confidence; to confuse, put to shame | Abashed before the assembled dignitaries Synonyms: fluster, disconcert, discomfit, discomposeAntonym: (adj.) self-possessed |
| ABANDON | To give up completely | Abandoned the sinking ship. Synonyms: relinquish, forgo, forsake |
| ABDICATE | To give up claim to | Abdicated the throne Synonyms: renounce, abandon, relinquish |
| ABET | To encourage -or support | Ttreacherously abetted the enemy Synonyms: spur, incite Antonym: deter |
| ABRIDGE | To shorten | Abridged his lengthy speech Synonyms: curtail, diminish, retrench Antonyms: protract, elongate, amplify |
| ABROGATE |
To abolish or render void |
A treaty abrogated by mutual consent. Synonyms: annul, nullify, rescind, void |
| ABSTEMIOUS | Moderate in the use of food or drink | Abstemiousin his habits. Synonym: temperate |
| ACADEMIC | Pertaining to school; theoretical academic interests | An academic discussion, with no practical implications. Synonym: scholastic |
| ACCEDE | To agree to | Accede to a request. Synonym: assent Antonym: demur |
| ACCELERATE | To quicken | Speed tip - took an accelerated course in order to graduate early. Synonym: expedite (adj. expeditious) Antonym: retard |
| ACCOLADE | An award or salute | A tremendous accolade for a returning hero. Synonyms: tribute, ovation |
| ACCORD |
Agreement or harmony |
In full accord with his view. Synonyms: concord, concurrence Antonyms: dissension, discord |
| ACRIMONIOUS | Sharp or harsh in language or temper | Stung by the acrimonious remark. Synonyms: caustic, acerb, pungent, tart, mordant, acrid; (noun) asperity Antonyms: suave, affable |
| ACUMEN | Keenness of mind or insight | Showing exceptional business acumen. Synonyms: perspicacity, discernment, perception Antonym: obtuseness |
| ADMONISH | To warn or find fault gently | Admonishing the unruly child. Synonyms: chide, caution, reprimand, reprehend, reproach |
| ADVERSARY | An opponent |
his adversary in a bitter debate |
| ADVERSITY | Misfortune | Calm in the face of adversity. Synonyms: affliction, mischance, reverses |
| AESTHETIC | Pertaining to the beautiful | Interested in aesthetic values rather than in purely practical affairs |
| AFFABLE |
Sociable, courteous, and agreeable in manner |
A much admired, affable gentleman. |
| AFFLUENT | Prosperous, flourishing; copious | A large bequest from an affluent grandfather. Synonyms: opulent, profuse Antonyms: destitute, impecunious |
| AGGRESSIVE | self-assertive; attacking, offensive | Annoyed people by his aggressive attitude; Synonyms: bumptious, officious, obtrusive Antonyms: meek, humble, retiring, diffident |
| ALACRITY | Eagerness; cheerful promptness | Responded to the flattering offer with alacrity. Synonyms: celerity, briskness, energy, animation Antonyms: apathy, nonchalance, sluggishness, lethargy, phlegmatic |
| ALIENATE | To estrange | Alienated by his gruff manner |
| ALLAY | To calm; to lessen in severity | At ease now that his fears have been allayed. Synonyms: appease, alleviate, pacify, assuage, abate, mitigate, propitiate, mollify, placate Antonyms: intensify, aggravate |
| ALLUDE | To refer to indirectly | Alluded quite subtly to his friend's misfortune. Synonyms: insinuate, intimate, imply Antonyms: refer, cite |
| ALLURE | To tempt by flattery or an attractive offe | Allured by the prospect of a new jo. Synonyms: lure, decoy, inveigle, entice, seduce, wheedle, beguile, cajole Antonym: repel |
| AMBIGUOUS |
Uncertain, vague, capable of being inter- in more than one |
Puzzled by the ambiguous statement. Synonyms: hazy, obscure, equivocal, dubious, nebulous Antonyms: explicit, unquestionable |
| AMENABLE | Obedient; willing to submit | Amenable to the suggestion. Synonyms: tractable, docile, responsive Antonyms: intractable, refractory, recalcitrant |
| AMIABLE | Good-natured; friendly | Attracted friends by his amiable disposition. Synonym: complaisant |
| ANACHRONISM | A thing placed or occurring out of its normal time | A machine gun at the Battle of Yorktown would be an anachronism. |
| ANALOGY | A relation between two things shown in the resemblance not of the things themselves but of their characteristics | He indicated points of analogy between the two situations. Synonyms: correspondence, affinity Antonym: anomaly (a deviation from the general rule) |
| ANARCHY | State of confusion or lawlessness | A country brought to utter anarchy by civil war. Synonyms: chaos, pandemonium |
| ANIMUS | A feeling of hatred | Felt no animus, even against the enemy Synonyms: enmity, rancor, malevolence, animosity Antonym: amity |
| ANNALS | Historical records | In the annals of literature |
| ANONYMOUS |
Of unknown authorship |
An anonymous publication |
| ANTHOLOGY | A collection of choice literary works | An anthology of modern poetry. |
| ANTITHESIS | Contrast; the direct opposite | His selfish attitude seemed to me the antithesis o patriotism. |
| APATHY | Lack of feeling, emotion, or interest | Attributed his failure to apathy, rather than lack of ability. Synonyms: torpor, lethargy, sluggishness, listlessness, languor, lassitude, dispassion; (verb) languish Antonyms: zeal, animation |
| APPREHENSIVE | Fearful | Being unprepared, John is apprehensive of the examination |
| APPRISE | To inform | Apprised his lieutenants of the new situation |
| APPROBATION | Approval; praise | A plan that met with hearty approbation. Synonyms: sanction, commendation Antonym: disapprobation |
| APT |
Likely; inclined or disposed |
Apt to succeed. Synonym: prone An apt remark. Synonyms: appropriate, felicitous Apt at woodcarving. Synonyms: deft, dexterous, adept. Antonym: inept |
| ARBITER | A person who has authority to decide matters in dispute | A fair decision rendered by the arbiter. Synonyms: mediator, arbitrator |
| ARCHETYPE | An original pattern | Copies reproduced from the archetype. Synonym: prototype Antonyms: Stereotype, facsimile, replica |
| ARID | Dry; barren | The arid desert land. Synonyms. jejune, parched Antonyms: arable, fertile |
| ARISTOCRACY |
Government by the best people; a privileged class |
Special privileges enjoyed by the aristocracy. Synonym: oligarchy Antonym: democracy |