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Nonentity

a person or thing of no importance

antonyms: entity, somebody, VIP

Puissant

powerful, mighty, potent

antonyms: helpless, insignificant, powerless

Cognate

allied or similar in nature or quality

antonyms: different, individual, specific

Renaissance

period in Europe from the 14th-17th century that marked the transition from the medieval to the modern world

antonyms: dark age, destruction

Gesticulate

to make or use gestures, especially in an animated or excited manner with or instead of speech

antonyms: N/A

Gestation

the process of carrying or being carried in the womb between conception and birth

antonyms: infertility, barrenness, decrease

Periphery

the external boundary of any surface or area

antonyms: center, inside, interior, middle

Metaphorical

something used symbolically to represent something else, suggesting a comparison or resemblance

antonyms: nonfigurative, nonmetaphorical

Infer

to derive by reasoning, conclude or judge from premises or evidence

antonyms: misunderstand, disbelieve, delineate

Deference

respectful or courteous regard

antonyms: defiance, disobedience, fight

Physiognomy

the face or countenance, especially when considered as an index to the character

antonyms: N/A

Neophyte

a beginner or novice

antonyms: expert, professional, veteran

Parentage

derivation or descent from parents or ancestors

antonyms: prosperity, ending

Repertoire

the entire stock of skills, techniques, or devices used in a particular field or occupation

antonyms: debt

Reparation

the making of amends for wrong or injury done

antonyms: sympathy, extortion, penalty

Severance

a breaking off

antonyms: ingratiation, reconciliation, unanimity

Sinecure

an office or position requiring little or no work, especially one yielding profitable returns

antonyms: N/A

Procure

to obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means

antonyms: forfeit, relinquish, dissuade

Reserved

kept or set apart for some particular use or purpose, shy

antonyms: garrulous, loquacious, extroverted

Conservative

traditional in style or manner

antonyms: liberal, progressive

Salubrious

favorable to or promoting health, healthful

antonyms: unhealthy, unhealthful, unwholesome

Salutation

a gesture or utterance made as a greeting or acknowledgment of another's arrival or departure

antonyms: adieu, farewell

Sanitary

hygienic and clean

antonyms: unhygienic, noxious, defiled

Unsanitary

not sanitary, unhealthy or unhealthful

antonyms: hygienic, clean, unsoiled

Prevalent

widespread, of wide extent or occurrence

antonyms: abnormal, unpopular, irregular

Valiant

boldly courageous, brave, stout-hearted, heroic

antonyms: prudent, unnerved, timorous

Forte

a person's strong suit, something that one excels at

antonyms: ineptness, incompetence, inability

Fortitude

mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty

antonyms: cravenness, vacillation, timidity

Remuneration

money paid for a work or service

antonyms: nonpayment, underpayment

Munificent

extremely liberal in giving, very generous

antonyms: frugal, mercenary, parsimonious

Augment

to make larger, enlarge in size, increase

antonyms: abate, curtail, lessen

August

inspiring reverence or admiration, respected and impressive

antonyms: sordid, giddy, vulgar, undignified

Accrue

to happen or result as a natural growth

antonyms: abate, taper, lose

Increment

an increase or addition, especially one of a series on a fixed scale