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Abridge. ( ѳ brij ’ ). (v.) to make shorter. Synonym - shorten Antonym – expand. Adherent. ( ad hēr ’ ѳ nt ). (n.) a follower, supporter (adj.) attached, sticking to. Synonym - disciple Antonym – adversary. Altercation. ( ôl t ѳ r kā ’ sh ѳ n ).
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Abridge ( ѳbrij’ ) (v.) to make shorter Synonym - shorten Antonym – expand
Adherent ( ad hēr’ ѳnt) (n.) a follower, supporter (adj.) attached, sticking to Synonym - disciple Antonym – adversary
Altercation (ôl tѳr kā’ shѳn ) (n.) an angry argument Synonym - quarrel Antonym – agreement
Cherubic ( cherü’ bik) (adj.) resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent Synonym - angelic Antonym – devilish
Condone ( kѳn dōn’ ) (v.) to pardon or overlook Synonym - ignore Antonym – disapprove
Dissent ( di sent’ ) (v.) to disagree; (n.) disagreement Synonym - dispute Antonym – concur
Eminent ( em’ ѳ nѳnt) (adj.) famous, outstanding, distinguished; projecting Synonym - renowned Antonym – obscure
Exorcise ( ek’ sôrsīz) (v.) to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive Synonym - expel
Fabricate ( fab’ rѳkāt) (v.) to make, manufacture; to make up, invent Synonym - concoct Antonym – destroy
Irate ( ī rāt’ ) (adj.) angry Synonym - infuriated Antonym – composed
Marauder ( mѳrôd’ ѳr ) (n.) a raider, plunderer Synonym - pirate
Obesity ( ō bē’ sѳtē) (n.) excessive fatness Synonym – serious overweight Antonym – scrawniness
Pauper ( pô’ pѳr ) (n.) an extremely poor person Synonym – destitute person Antonym – millionaire
Pilfer ( pil’ fѳr ) (v.) to steal in small quantities Synonym - rob
Rift ( rift) (n.) a split, break, breach Synonym – crack Antonym – reconciliation
Semblance ( sem’ blѳns ) (n.) a likeness; an outward appearance; an apparition Synonym - appearance Antonym – contrast
Surmount ( sѳr maůnt’ ) (v.) to overcome, rise above Synonym - conquer Antonym – be defeated
Terminate ( tѳr’ mѳnāt) (v.) to bring to an end Synonym - finish Antonym – begin
Trite ( trīt ) (adj.) commonplace; overused, stale Synonym - banal Antonym – fresh
Usurp ( yü sѳrp’ ) (v.) to seize and hold a position by force or without right Synonym - commandeer