English words

Yearn

A strong feeling or wishing for something. (Noun) Sym:(crave), anton:(despise)

Sprawling

To spread out over large areas. (Adjective ) Sym:(expand), anton:(straight)

Solace

The feeling of comfort and peace.(noun) sym: (relief), anton:(disharmony)

Capricious

Sudden behavior change. (adjective) sym: (erratic), Anton: (cautious)

Ceaseless

Never-ending. (Adjective) sym: (continual), Anton: (Discontinuos)

Stoicism

Endurance of pain or hardship with no complaints. (Noun), sym: (patience), Anton: (impatience)

Unwavering

Does not change. (Adjective) Anton: Unreliable, sym: Consistent

Steadfast

Devoted or loyal person. (Adjective) sym: (adamant), Anton: Disloyal

Changeling

Person or object substituted for another.(noun), sym: backup Anton: Permanent

Discord

Disagreement of opinion.(noun), S: disagreement, A: Agreement

Ghastly

Uncomforting and scary. (Adjective), S: Frightening, A: Comforting

Foreboding

A feeling that something bad may occur. (noun), S: dread, A: luck

Desolate

Something deserted or dingy.(Adjective), S: Dreary, A: Pleasant

Macabre

Something gruesome and eerie.(Adjective), S: Frightening, A: Pleasant

Pallid

Faint or pale in color. (Adjective), S: Sickly, A: Healthy

Billowing

Expanding or swelling outwards in a flowing manner. (Adjective), S: Oversized, swell, A: tight

Conversely

Means the opposite of. (Adverb), S: Opposite, A: Similar

Exemplify

To show or illustrate by example. (verb), S: Demonstrate, A: Confuse

Ominous

Indicating the nature of a future bad event. having a menacing or threatening aspect. (Adjective), S: Dangerous, A: Cheerful

Subterfuge

An act of deception.(Noun) S: bluff, A: honesty