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narrate

verb to give an account or tell the tale of; relate

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narrate synonyms

describe, relate, recount, report, retell

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narrate antonyms

hide, conceal, suppress

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obscure

adj appearing faint or indistinct inconspicuous or little known not clear in expression or meaning; uncertain

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obscure synonyms

dim, faint, indistinct, vague, inconspicuous, unrenowned, ambiguous, uncertain, unclear

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obscure antonyms

clear, pain, distinguished, famed, famous, notable, public, well - known, apparent, lucid, obvious

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ominous

adj indicating or threatening future evil or unpleasantness of serving as an omen, especially a bad omen

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ominous synonyms

foreboding, sinister, threatening, foretelling, portentous, premonitory

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ominous antonyms

promising, brighten, cheerful, auspicious

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outlandish

adj strikingly unusual, odd, bizarre

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outlandish synonyms

bizarre, fantastic, outrageous

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outlandish antonyms

ordinary, conservative

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persistent

adj happening continuously or repetitively

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persistent synonyms

continual, continuous, perpetual, enduring, lasting, recurrent, repeated

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persistent antonyms

intermittent, occasional, spastic

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pertinent

adj of, concerning, or connected to a subject; relevant

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pertinent synonyms

apposite, germane, material, relevant

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pertinent antonyms

extraneous, immaterial, impertinent

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plenteous

adj plentiful; abundant yielding well; fruitful

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plenteous synonyms

abundant, bounteous, bountiful, copious, generous, plentiful, fertile, fruitful, productive

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plenteous antonyms

scarce, meager

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potential - adjective

capable of coming into existence; possible; latent

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potential - noun

possibility or promise

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potential synonyms

latent, possible, promise, aptitude, capability, capacity

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potential antonyms

actual, real, unlikely, impossible

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precipice

noun a steep cliff the verge of danger

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precipice synonyms

cliff, promontory, steep, brink, verge

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precipice antonyms

safeness, safety, secureness, security

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pristine

adj of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the earliest period or original condition pure, fresh, clean as new

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pristine synonyms

primary, primeval, primitive, unblemished, undefiled, unpolluted, unsullied, virgin, virginal, clean, fresh

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pristine antonyms

beaten, dirty, foul, spoiled, timeworn

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