Sadlier Connect Unit 7

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abhor

to regard with horror or loathing

a- detest

s- admire

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amend

to change in a formal way

s- modify

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buffet

to slap or cuff

s- sock, thump, pummel

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chaos

great confusion

s - anarchy

a- order

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commodius

roomy and spacious

s - comfortable

a - cramped

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corrosive

eating away gradually, acidlike; bitterly sarcas

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discern

to see clearly

s- percieve, detetct

a - overlook

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extant

still existing

s - surviving, in existence

a - extinct, vanished

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implicate

involve

a- incriminate, entangle

s- absolve, exculpate

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inter

to bury, commit to earth

a - unearth, exhume

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marinet

a strict disciplinarian

s- taskmaker, overseer

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obviate

to anticipate and prevent

s- preclude or forestall

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renegade

one who leaves the group

s - turncoat, heretic

a- loyalist, patriot

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reprehensible

deserving blame or punishment

s - objectionable

a- commendable

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somber

dark, gloomy; depressed or melancholy in spirit

s- mournful

a-bright sunny

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squalid

filthy,wretched, debased

s- dingy, sordid, foul, vile,anject

a- neat, spruce, exalted, lofty

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turbulent

disorderly, riotous, violent; stormy

s- tumultous, unruly, agitated

a- calm,placid, tranquil, still

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vociferous

loud and noisy; compelling attention

s- clamorous, uproarious, blustering

a- quiet, soft-spoken,muted,subdued

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voluminous

of great size, numerous; writing or speaking at great length

s- bulky, massive, plentiful

a- scant, meager

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waive

to do without, give up voluntarily, to put off temporarily, defer

s- decline, relinquish, forgo

a- claim, accept