Elsa vouch quiz #2

incompatible

Adjective, Unable to exist together peacefully;

not easy to combine harmoniously

Antonyms: compatible,

Synonym; agnostic

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Having to do with

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New

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After

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Truth

indiscriminate

adjective; Done at random without careful thought; careless. Synonyms: thoughtless, Antonyms: thoughtful

Advent

verb, To speak or write in favor of; to support or urge by argument; to recommend publicly, Synonyms: arrival, birth, Antonyms: departure, end

advocate

verb,To speak or write in favor of; to support or urge by argument; to recommend publicly, Synonyms: endorse Antonyms: oppose

antipathy

noun, Disgust, abhorrence, detestation, hatred, Synonyms: aversion, Antonyms: appreciation,

anthesis

noun, The direct opposite, Synonyms: contrast, Antonyms: similarity/ same,

bombastic

adjective, Using impressive-sounding but mostly meaningless words to try to seem important, Synonyms: , pretentious, Antonyms: humble

apathetic

adjective, Having or showing little or no emotion 2. Not interested or concerned,Synonyms: indifferent, Antonyms: concerned

embodiment

noun, An example, representation, or expression of something, Synonyms: representation , symbol

enhancement

noun,A raising of quality, value or degree,Synonyms: improvement, Antonym: reduction

neologism

noun, A new word, meaning, usage, or phrase  2. The introduction or use of new words, or new senses of existing words, Synonyms: buzz word, Antonyms: archaism

neophyte

noun, A beginner or novice,Synonyms: rookie

Antonyms: veteran

posterity

noun,The people who will exist in the future; all future generations collectively, Synonyms: descendants, Antonyms: ancestors

posterior

adjective,1. Situated behind or at the rear of 2. Coming after in time; later; subsequent, Synonyms: hind, Antonyms: front

aver

verb, To assert or affirm as true, Synonyms: profess

Antonyms: deny

veracity

noun,  1. Complete honesty, truth 2. An assumption that something is true, usually on reasonable grounds or probable evidence, Synonyms: credibility, Antonyms: falsehood,