Vocab

camaraderie (n)

rapport and goodwill

camaraderie (n) synonym

friendship, amity

camaraderie (n) antonym

enamity, hostility

litany (n)

a long, or dull account

litany synonym

repetition

wrenching (adj)

causing mental or physical pain

wrenching synonym

distressing, agonizing

wrenching antonyms

pleasant, comforting

arable (adj)

suitable for cultivation of land

arable synonym

fertile

arable antonym

barren, infertile

desiccate (v)

to dry out; to remove moisture

desiccate synonym

dehydrate

desiccate antonym

dampen, moisten

vernacular (n)

everyday language

vernacular synonym

slang

vernacular antonym

formal

replete (adj)

full; abundant

replete synonym

packed, stuffed

replete antonym

empty, lacking

moratorium (n)

an authorized delay; a suspension of activity

moratorium synonym

postponement, cessation

moratorium antonym

continuation, rush

ubiquitous (adj)

occurring or seeming to occur everywhere; omnipresent

ubiquitous synonym

universal

ubiquitous antonym

nonexistent

frangible (adj)

fragile; easy to break

frangible synonym

delicate, breakable

frangible antonym

sturdy, strong

lugubrious (adj)

mournful, gloomy

lugubrious synonym

somber, depressing

lugubrious antonym

joyful

equanimity (n)

composure, calmness

equanimity synonym

poise

equanimity antonym

anxiety, agitation

zealous (adj)

fervent; fanatical

zealous synonym

passionate, enthusiastic

zealous antonym

indifferent, uninterested

interminable (adj)

tiresome and long; seemingly endless

interminable synonym

tedious

interminable antonym

limited, fleeting

truncate (v)

to shorten

truncate synonym

abbreviate

truncate antonym

lengthen, increase

donnybrook (n)

a fight; an uproar

donnybrook synonym

brawl, quarrel

donnybrook antonym

agreement

interlocutor (n)

someone who participates in a conversation

interlocutor synonym

speaker

interlocutor antonym

audience

carte blanche (n)

boundless authority; unlimited power to act

carte blanche (n) synonym

free rein, license

carte blanche (n) antonym

restriction

rife (adj)

abundant; prevalent

rife synonym

abundant

rife antonym

limited, lacking

contemptuous (adj)

scornful

contemptuous synonym

arrogant

contemptuous antonym

humble, polite

stygian (adj)

dark and forbidding

stygian synonym

shadowy

stygian antonym

bright, illuminated

vestige (n)

a trace or evidence of something that once existed

vestige synonym

remnant

vestige antonym

abundance

nomenclature (n)

a technical name

nomenclature synonym

terminology

nomenclature antonym

standard

incantation (n)

a chant

incantation synonym

invocation

incantation antonym

fact

metamorphosis (n)

a transformation

metamorphosis synonym

mutation

metamorphosis antonym

stasis

procrustean (adj)

a disregard for individual circumstances

procrustean synonym

rutheless

procrustean antonym

compassionate

nonchalant (adj)

unconcerned; indifferent

nonchalant synonym

detached, relaxed

nonchalant antonym

excited, alarmed

sophistry (n)

deliberately deceptive

sophistry synonym

ignorance

sophistry antonym

truth

cosmopolitan (adj)

worldly; sophisticated

cosmopolitan synonym

cultured

cosmopolitan antonym

unsophisticated

brigand (n)

robber or bandit

brigand synonym

outlaw

brigand antonym

hero

ortho-

straight; correct

hetero-

different

homo-

same

ob-

toward; against

con-

totally; completely

dogm/dox

belief

gen

type

val

strong; healthy

rub

red

irid/iris

rainbow; brightly colored

fac

to make