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Apostle (noun)
A follower or strong supporter of a cause or leader. Syn: disciple, advocate Ant: opponent, critic
Aromatic (adjective)
Having a pleasant and distinctive smell. Syn: fragrant, perfumed Ant: odorless, stinky
Bas-relief (noun)
A sculptural technique where figures slightly project from a flat background. Syn: carving, embossment Ant: engraving, intaglio
Blotchy (adjective)
Covered with irregular spots or patches. Syn: patchy, speckled Ant: even, uniform
Broach (verb)
To bring up a subject for discussion. Syn: introduce, mention Ant: suppress, withhold
Cherubim (noun)
Heavenly beings or angels, often depicted as innocent or childlike. Syn: angels, seraphs Ant: demons, devils
Defile (verb)
To make dirty or impure; to desecrate. Syn: pollute, taint Ant: purify, cleanse
Desolation (noun)
A state of emptiness, ruin, or misery. Syn: devastation, loneliness Ant: joy, liveliness
Emanation (noun)
Something that flows out or comes forth from a source. Syn: emission, radiance Ant: absorption, withdrawal
Flivver (noun)
An old, cheap, or rundown car. Syn: jalopy, clunker Ant: luxury car, limousine
Fracas (noun)
A noisy disturbance or fight. Syn: brawl, uproar Ant: peace, harmony
Gait (noun)
A person's manner of walking or moving. Syn: stride, pace Ant: stillness, immobility
Horde (noun)
A large, moving crowd of people or animals. Syn: swarm, throng Ant: handful, few
Insensate (adjective)
Lacking physical sensation or emotional feeling. Syn: unfeeling, numb Ant: sensitive, compassionate
Oblique (adjective)
Not direct or straightforward; slanting. Syn: indirect, slanted Ant: straight, direct
Peevish (adjective)
Easily irritated or annoyed. Syn: irritable, cranky Ant: patient, calm
Phosphorescent (adjective)
Glowing softly in the dark without heat. Syn: luminous, glowing Ant: dark, dull
Preempt (verb)
To take action before someone else; to seize beforehand. Syn: forestall, prevent Ant: yield, follow
Sashay (verb)
To walk in an easy, confident, or exaggerated way. Syn: strut, glide Ant: trudge, stomp
Seethe (verb)
To be filled with intense but unexpressed emotion; to boil or foam. Syn: fume, simmer Ant: calm, cool
Shanty (noun)
A small, crudely built shack. Syn: hut, shack Ant: mansion, villa
Snappish (adjective)
Irritable and likely to speak sharply. Syn: curt, testy Ant: polite, gentle
Supplication (noun)
The act of asking humbly or earnestly; a prayer. Syn: plea, entreaty Ant: demand, command
Temporize (verb)
To delay or avoid making a decision to gain time. Syn: stall, hesitate Ant: decide, commit
Transfiguration (noun)
A complete change in form or appearance, often to something more beautiful or spiritual. Syn: transformation, metamorphosis Ant: stagnation, sameness