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(v.) to add to, attach; to incorporate (n.) an attachment or addition

Annex. ( v. = ө neks’ n. = an’ eks). (v.) to add to, attach; to incorporate (n.) an attachment or addition. Synonym – join. Cleave. ( klēv ). (v.) to cut or split open; to cling to. Synonym – sever. Cordial. ( kôr’ j ө l ). (adj.) in a friendly manner, hearty; cheery

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(v.) to add to, attach; to incorporate (n.) an attachment or addition

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  1. Annex ( v. = ө neks’ n. = an’ eks) (v.) to add to, attach; to incorporate (n.) an attachment or addition Synonym – join

  2. Cleave ( klēv ) (v.) to cut or split open; to cling to Synonym – sever

  3. Cordial ( kôr’ jөl ) (adj.) in a friendly manner, hearty; cheery (n.) a liqueur Synonym – hospitable Antonym – unfriendly

  4. Cornerstone ( kôr’ nөr stōn ) (n.) the starting point of a building; a fundamental principle or element Synonym – foundation

  5. Debacle ( di bäk’ өl ) (n.) an overwhelming defeat, rout; a complete collapse or failure Synonym – fiasco Antonym – victory

  6. Devitalize ( dē vīt’ ө līz ) (v.) to make weak or lifeless Synonym – sap Antonym – stimulate

  7. Embroil ( em broil’ ) (v.) to involve in a conflict or difficulty; to throw into confusion Synonym – entangle Antonym – disentangle

  8. Exonerate ( eg zän’ ө rāt ) (v.) to clear from charge or accusation Synonym – acquit Antonym – incriminate

  9. Glib ( glib ) (adj.) ready and fluent in speech; thoughtless, insincere Synonym – superficial Antonym – tongue-tied

  10. Haphazard ( hap haz’ өrd ) (adj.) by chance, not planned; lacking order Synonym – accidental Antonym – deliberate

  11. Improvise ( im’ prө vīz ) (v.) to compose or perform without preparation; to construct from available materials Synonym – ad-lib Antonym – rehearse

  12. Incite ( in sīt’ ) (v.) to rouse, stir up, urge on Synonym – provoke Antonym – restrain

  13. Influx ( in’ flөks ) (n.) a coming in, inflow Synonym – inrush Antonym – exodus

  14. Pallor ( pal’ өr ) (n.) an extreme or unnatural paleness Synonym – bloodlessness Antonym – rosiness

  15. Pedigree ( ped’ ө grē ) (n.) a list of ancestors, family tree; the history or origins of something Synonym – lineage

  16. Precipitous ( pri sip’ өt өs) (adj.) very steep Synonym – sharp Antonym – shallow

  17. Profuse ( prō fyǘs’ ) (adj.) very abundant; given or flowing freely Synonym – lavish Antonym – meager

  18. Reconcile ( rek’ өn sīl ) (v.) to restore to friendship; to settle; to resign (oneself) Synonym –unite Antonym – alienate

  19. Shackle ( shak’ өl ) (v.) to put into chains (n.) (usually a plural) a chain, fetter Synonym – enslave Antonym – free

  20. Threadbare ( thred’ bâr ) (adj.) shabby, old and worn Synonym – frayed Antonym – luxurious

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