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Authentic Definition is real, genuine, not false or imitation

Synonyms: accurate, actual, Bonafide, credible, legitimate, original

Nocturnal Definition is happening at night.

Synonyms: after dark, late, nightly

Enigma Definition is mystery, something hard to explain

Synonyms: bewilderment, head-scratcher, mystification, perplexity, problem, puzzle, question, riddle, secret

Chivalry Definition is valor, gallantry

Synonyms: courage, courtliness, courtesy, fairness, politeness, valiance

Domineering Definition is oppressive, authoritative

Synonyms: bossy, dictatorial, dominating, imperious, intimidating, threatening, overbearing, tyrannical

Parry Definition is to evade (a question), to ward off (as a blow)

Synonyms: avoid, block, circumvent, deflect, dodge, fend off, repel

Meager Definition is small, inadequate, poor, scant

Synonyms: insufficient, little, paltry, scarce, sparse, weak

Tyrant Definition is person who dictates or oppresses

Synonyms: absolute ruler, authoritarian, despot, dictator, oppressor, persecutor, unjust ruler

Lackadaisical Definition is careless, indifferent, impassive

Synonyms: apathetic, disinterested, inattentive, lazy, unenthusiastic, unmotivated

Wager Definition is money or something gambled; to make a bet

Synonyms: bet, challenge, to gamble, risk, speculation, stake; to bet, to risk, to speculate

Improbable Definition is not likely, doubtful

Synonyms: illogical, implausible, inconceivable, questionable

Imperial Definition is  regal, official; arrogantly bossy, authoritarian

Synonyms: royal, stately, kingly, majestic; bossy, dictatorial, domineering, imperious, overbearing,

Zealot Definition is one who shows zeal, an enthusiast

Synonyms: activist, believer, diehard, extremist, fanatic, maniac 

Amplify Definition is increase in size or effect; to elaborate, expand on

Synonyms: add to, augment, boost, broaden, enhance, enlarge, expand on, elaborate on, increase, intensify

Fatigue Definition is tiredness

Synonyms: burnout, exhaustion, weakness, weariness

Inflexible Definition is rigidly firm in purpose; incapable of change, stubborn

Synonyms: adamant, determined, immovable, rigid, steadfast, unbending, uncompromising, unyielding

Girth Definition is  measurement around something

Synonyms: circumference, compass, distance around, perimeter

Abyss Definition is something very deep(usually a land feature), empty space

Synonyms: bottomless pit, chasm, gorge, hollow, vast cavity, void

Alleged Definition is declared or stated without proof

Synonyms: declared, doubtful, implied, so-called, professed, purported, questionable, suspect

Nemesis Definition is bane, enemy

Synonyms: adversary, foe, opponent; affliction, curse; destruction, downfall, ruin, payback, punishment

Reside Definition is live or exist in ~~~~

Synonyms: abide, consist, dwell, inhabit, occupy

Comparison Definition is act of comparing or contrasting

Synonyms: analogy, correlation, connection, likeness, resemblance, similarity

Malicious Definition is hateful, nasty

Synonyms: awful, hurtful, mean, spiteful, vengeful, vicious

Ostracize Definition is to refuse to associate with

Synonyms: avoid, banish, cast out, exclude, exile, expel, oust, reject, shun, snub

Enlighten Definition is to explain thoroughly, make aware

Synonyms: acquaint, inform, instruct, reveal, illuminate

Ecstasy Definition is extreme happiness, overwhelming joy

Synonyms: bliss, delight, elation, euphoria, exhilaration, rapture, paradise

Attentive Definition is giving attention; thoughtful of others

Synonyms: alert, aware, considerate, interested, mindful, observant, watchful

Impede Definition is  to obstruct or hinder

Synonyms: block, defer, delay, deter, disrupt, interfere, restrain, stall

Assess Definition is evaluate, determine

Synonyms: appraise, estimate, gauge, judge, rate, size up

Incite Definition is encourage, provoke

Synonyms: agitate, induce, prompt

Squander Definition is  fritter away, use up

Synonyms: blow, consume, go through, misuse, throw away, waste 

Yarn Definition is fiber for knitting; an exaggerated story

Synonyms: fleece, knitting thread, weaving thread; adventure, anecdote, line, narrative, tale

Dislodge Definition is knock loose, remove

Synonyms: displace, disturb, eject, extricate

Submerge Definition is dunk in liquid, to go under

Synonyms: engulf, immerse, inundate, plunge, sink

Pursue Definition is  chase, follow

Synonyms: harass, persist, track

Squeamish Definition is  easily nauseated; easily disgusted

Synonyms: dizzy, nauseous, queasy, unsettled, weak stomached

Concede Definition is acknowledge, admit, give in or yield to

Synonyms: accept, admit, allow, defer, grant, hand over, surrender

Preface Definition is introduction; to introduce or lead with

Synonyms: beginning, foreword, preliminary, prologue; begin with, initiate, lead into

Saga Definition is a long detailed account or story

Synonyms: adventure, epic, legend, myth, narrative

Wan Definition is colorless, weak

Synonyms: anemic, faint, feeble, pale, pasty, sallow, sickly

Eddy Definition is a current in water

Synonyms: swirl, tide, whirlpool, vortex 

Discord Definition is noise, unrest

Synonyms: cacophony, clamor, clash, conflict, disagreement, disharmony, dissonance, harshness, racket, strife

Vigil Definition is a period of watchful attention; a devotional watching

Synonyms: awareness, guard, observance, observation, patrol, vigilance, watch

Drone Definition is  one who lives on the labor of others; continuous noise

Synonyms: loafer, parasite, leech; buzz, hum, vibration, whirr

Fiasco Definition is  catastrophe

Synonyms: disaster, blunder, breakdown, debacle, failure, mess

Affluent Definition is wealthy

Synonyms: loaded, opulent, prosperous, rich, stinking rich, upper class, upscale, well-to-do

Affront Definition is an insult/to insult

Synonyms: abuse, backhanded compliment, discourtesy, indignity, offense/offend, outrage, provocation/provoke, put-down, rudeness, slur

Allure Definition is fascination, charm or appeal

Synonyms: attraction, charisma, charm, enchantment, enticement, glamor, lure, seductiveness, temptation

Antipathy Definition is  a feeling of intense aversion, dislike, disgust, or hostility

Synonyms: abhorrence, animosity, antagonism, aversion, hatred, ill will, loathing, repugnance

Brazen Definition is brash, unashamed

Synonyms: bold, brassy, cocky, defiant, gutsy, impertinent, impudent, insolent, loud, shameless, unabashed

Cacophony Definition is a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds

Synonyms: clamor, discord ,disharmony, harshness, noise, racket

Detest Definition is  to hate; to feel disgust toward

Synonyms: abhor, abominate, despise, dislike intensely, feel antipathy to, feel hostility toward, loathe

Dilemma Definition is  crisis, problem

Synonyms: bind, difficulty, impasse, jam, mess, mire, perplexity, plight, predicament, puzzle, quandary, stalemate

Dregs Definition is sediment; least desirable portion(things or people)

Synonyms: deposits, dirt, residue, settlings, waste, outcasts, rabble, riffraff

heresy Definition is unorthodox opinion or belief

Synonyms: blasphemy, defection, disbelief, dissidence, error, fallacy, nonconformity, paganism, religious dissent

Illegible Definition is unreadable

Synonyms: difficult to read, faint, hard to make out, hieroglyphic, indecipherable, indistinct, obscure, scrawled, unclear, undecipherable

Impartial Definition is fair, unprejudiced

Synonyms: candid, detached, equal, equitable, fair-minded, impersonal, neutral, non-discriminating, nonpartisan, objective, open-minded, unbiased

Impugn Definition is attack verbally, criticize, challenge

Synonyms: cast doubt upon, contradict, oppose

Inquisitive Definition is curious, desiring knowledge

Synonyms: inquiring, interested, intrusive, investigative, meddlesome, nosy, probing, prying, questioning, scrutinizing

Leery Definition is suspicious

Synonyms: careful, cautious, distrustful, doubting, on one's guard, shy, skeptical, uncertain, unsure, wary

Myriad Definition is innumerable

Synonyms: countless, endless, immeasurable, infinite, multiple, numberless, uncounted, variable

Nuance  Definition is slight difference; subtle variation

Synonyms: dash, degree, distinction, gradation, hint, implication, refinement, shade, shadow, subtlety, suggestion, suspicion, tinge, touch, trace

Scrutinize Definition is examine closely

Synonyms: analyze, canvass, check out, consider, contemplate, explore, inquire into, inspect, investigate, look over, peruse, pore over, probe, study

Theoretical Definition is hypothetical, confined to theory or speculation

Synonyms: abstract, academic, assumed, conjectural, ideal, philosophical, speculative, tentative, unproved

Abashed Definition is embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted

Synonyms: humiliated, mortified, rattled, shaken up, shamed, upset

Betrothed Definition is engaged; the person to whom one is engaged, the one to be married

Synonyms: affianced, engaged, committed, spoken for; fiance, the intended

Canvass Definition is to solicit votes or opinions; to discuss thoroughly; to examine

Synonyms: analyze, inspect, investigate, scan, scrutinize, solicit, study, survey

Compel Definition is to urge forcefully, to pressure, to force to act

Synonyms: coerce, drive, enforce, necessitate, strongly influence or persuade, urge

Defer Definition is  hold off, put off

Synonyms: adjourn, block, delay, detain, hinder, hold up, impede, obstruct, postpone, procrastinate, prolong, set aside, slow, stall, submit to, suspend, waive, yield to

Ingratiate Definition is to  get on the good side of someone

Synonyms: attract, brownnose, captivate, charm, crawl, flatter, grovel, insinuate oneself, seek favor

Portly Definition is bulky, fat

Synonyms: ample, beefy, broad, burly, fleshy, heavy, hefty, husky, large, obese, overweight, plump, rotund, stout

Primary Definition is basic, fundamental

Synonyms: beginning, central, elementary, essential, first, foundational, introductory, original, primitive, principal, rudimentary, ultimate

Promulgate Definition is to make known by open declaration

Synonyms: advertise, announce, broadcast, call, circulate, communicate, declare, disseminate, make public, instruct, notify, proclaim, promote, publish

Purview Definition is range of interest or activity that can be anticipated; area of responsibility or concern

Synonyms: area, bounds, concept, dimension, domain, expanse, extent, field, limits, parameters, reach, span, spectrum, territory

Seminary Definition is  a theological school for training ministers or priests or rabbis

Synonyms: divinity college, institute, religious school society, system, university

Solace Definition is is a form of comfort given to one who is in sorrow or distress; to comfort, to soothe

Synonyms: allay, alleviate, buck up, cheer, comfort, consolation, console, pity, relief, relieve, soften, soothe

Sprawled Definition is sit or lie spread out

Synonyms: drape, extend, flop, lie spread-eagle, loll, lounge, recline, sit, slouch, slump, straddle, stretch

Spry Definition is moving quickly and lightly, active, vivacious

Synonyms: agile, alert, brisk, energetic, lithe, nimble, peppy, quick, robust, spirited, sprightly, vigorous

Stint Definition is  period of responsibility, a period of time spent at a certain activity; to restrict or limit withhold, consignment

Synonyms: assignment, bit, chore, duty, job, participation, quota, share, shift, stretch, task, term, time, tour, turn, work; to cut down on, to be frugal, to skimp,

Vacuum Definition is  a space devoid of matter, an unoccupied space

Synonyms: free space, gap, nothingness, space, vacancy, vacuity, void

Philanthropist Definition is someone who makes charitable donations intended to increase human well-being

Synonyms: Good Samaritan, benefactor, contributor, humanitarian, donor, good scout, helper, patron

Eccentricity Definition is strange and unconventional behavior

Synonyms: abnormality, anomaly, idiosyncrasy, irregularity, nonconformity, oddity, quirk, strangeness, weirdness

Clerical Definition is pertaining to the clergy; rel. to office clerks

Synonyms: churchly, cleric, holy, ministerial, pastoral, priestly, rabbinical, sacred, secretarial

Contrive Definition is invent, design, bring about, succeed with difficulty; to scheme

Synonyms: carry out, concoct, construct, cook up, create, develop, devise, dream up, fabricate, formulate, improvise, plot, throw together

Fraught Definition is  full of

Synonyms: abounding, attended, bristling, charged, filled with, heavy, laden, replete, stuffed

Hapless Definition is unfortunate

Synonyms: cursed, forlorn, hexed, ill-fated, ill-starred, jinxed, miserable, unhappy, unlucky, wretched

Iota Definition is small bit, tiniest quantity

Synonyms: atom, hint, jot, mite, molecule, ounce, particle, scrap, speck, trace, whit

Paraphrase Definition is interpret, translate

Synonyms: express in other words, rephrase, restate, reword, summarize, transcribe

Picturesque Definition is  attractive, referring to scenery; beautiful, satisfying to senses

Synonyms: artistic, beautiful, charming, colorful, photographic, pleasant, pretty, quaint, scenic

Porous Definition is having holes; absorbent

Synonyms: absorptive, penetrable, permeable, spongelike, spongy

Sedentary Definition is doing/requiring much sitting; physically inactive

Synonyms: desk-bound, idle, inactive, motionless, seated, settled, sitting, sluggish, stationary

Tincture Definition is regular, continuous publication containing information

Synonyms: daily, gazette, journal, magazine, paper, periodical, press, weekly paper, rag, scandal sheet

Tenacious Definition is strong, unyielding

Synonyms: adamant, determined, firm, forceful, inflexible, persevering, persistent, resolute, strong-willed, stubborn, unshakable,

Putter Definition is to busy or occupy oneself in a leisurely, casual, or ineffective manner; to work at random

Synonyms: dabble, dawdle, loiter, laze, lounge, mess around, to be idle

Predestined Definition is determined beforehand; foreordained;

Synonyms: destined, fated, foretold, inevitable, predetermined, preordained

Charge Definition is supervisory responsibility; person in one's care or custody; an accusation or allegation

Synonyms: care, conduct, custody, guardianship, indictment, management, oversight, supervision, ward

Extol Definition is sing the praises of

Synonyms: acclaim, applaud, brag about, celebrate, commend, exalt, glorify, laud, praise

Imperil Definition is o place in danger or jeopardy

Synonyms: endanger, jeopardize, menace, peril, risk

Incendiary Definition is causing trouble or damage

Synonyms: dangerous, inflammatory, provocative, rabble-rousing, treacherous

Indignant Definition is angry

Synonyms: annoyed, displeased, exasperated, fuming, furious, irate, mad, peeved, resentful, upset

Minion Definition is a servile dependent or underling

Synonyms: brownnoser, dependent, flatterer, flunky, follower, lackey, subordinate, yes-man  

Repugnant Definition is bad, obnoxious

Synonyms: disagreeable, disgusting, distasteful, foul, hateful, horrid, loathsome, nasty, offensive, revolting, repulsive, sickening, vile

Alcove Definition is a recess or small room opening off a larger room

Synonyms: bay, cubbyhole, cubicle, compartment, corner, cozy space, niche, nook

Assertion Definition is a positive statement or declaration, often without support

Synonyms: , affirmation, allegation, a claim, declaration, pronouncement, statement

Advisable Definition is worthy of being recommended or suggested

Synonyms: appropriate, commendable, desirable, judicious, prudent, sensible, sound, suggested, wise

Sequel Definition is :something that follows something else; a part added to a book or play that continues it

Synonyms: installment, next, follow-up, sequence, progression, continuation

Melancholy Definition is depressed in mind or spirit, sad

Synonyms: dejected, despondent, destroyed, dismal, downhearted, gloomy, low, miserable, moody, sorrowful, unhappy

Palatable Definition is agreeable to the palate or the mind

Synonyms: acceptable, appetizing, attractive, delectable, delicious, edible, good-tasting, pleasing, satisfactory, savory, scrumptious, tasty

Conjure Definition is call to a place; concoct; to bring to mind; to implore

Synonyms: assemble, beg, call forth, cast a spell, convene, create out of thin air, enchant, gather, hail, send for; fabricate, invoke, make up, recall, summon, think up

Belligerent Definition is argumentative

Synonyms: aggressive, combative, contentious, fierce, hostile, hot-tempered, mean, pugnacious, quarrelsome, truculent, warlike

Impertinent Definition is  bold, disrespectful

Synonyms: arrogant, brazen, discourteous, fresh, impolite, impudent, insolent, offensive, rude

Intransigent Definition is uncompromising

Synonyms: adamant, inflexible, obstinate, resolute, stubborn, tenacious

Reprieve Definition is relief of blame or responsibility; a temporary delay

Synonyms: absolution, acquittal, clemency, mitigation, pardon, release, truce; break, deferment, postponement, respite, suspension

Guile Definition is slyness, cleverness

Synonyms: craftiness, cunning, deception, dishonesty, treachery, trickery, wiliness

Incubate Definition is hatch

Synonyms: breed, brood, nurture, produce

Negligible Definition is of no significance

Synonyms: casual, insignificant, little, minor, petty, scanty, small, trifling, trivial, unimportant

Engender Definition is cause to happen

Synonyms: bring about, create, develop, foment, generate, incite, instigate, make, produce, prompt, work up

Applicable Definition is applying to, appropriate

Synonyms: befitting, fitting, germane, pertinent, relevant, suitable, useful

Quirk Definition is  a peculiar trait; an oddity

Synonyms: eccentricity, habit, idiosyncrasy, irregularity, mannerism, peculiarity, whimsy

Harbor Definition is hide, protect

Synonyms: conceal, provide refuge, shield, shelter

Definition 2: place for storing boats in the water

Synonyms: anchorage, bay, cove, dock, haven, marina, pier, port, wharf

Context Definition is framework, circumstances

Synonyms: background, conditions, frame of reference, setting, situation, substance

Exhort Definition is urge, warn, advise strongly

Synonyms: beseech, counsel, encourage, goad, insist, persuade, plead, prompt

Revive Definition is  start again; bring back to life

Synonyms: animate, awaken, invigorate, recover, restore, resuscitate

Tenet Definition is a belief or principle held to be true

Synonyms: creed, doctrine, dogma, faith, position, rule, teaching, thesis, view

Atoll Definition is coral island

Synonyms: isle, reef

Pronouncement Definition is declaration, statement

Synonyms: announcement, articulation, broadcast, judgment, notification, proclamation, report

Antiquity Definition is old object; ancient times

Synonyms: antique, artifact, relic, ruin; bygone days, times of old

Benefactor Definition is one who gives money or help to others

Synonyms: altruist, contributor, donor, humanitarian, patron, philanthropist, sponsor, supporter, well-wisher

Lunge Definition is pounce

Synonyms: charge, cut, jab, jump, pass, spring, stab, swing, swipe, thrust

Discretion Definition is caution, judgment

Synonyms: care, consideration, discernment, discreetness, heedfulness, prudence, sense, tact, thoughtfulness, vigilance, wariness, watchfulness, wisdom

Eventual Discretion is  future, concluding

Synonyms: ensuing, final, imminent, impending, inevitable, later, possible, prospective, resulting, subsequent, succeeding, ultimate

Fallacy Discretion is  false belief

Synonyms: deception, error, evasion, falsehood, heresy, illusion, misconception, mistake, untruth

Foment Discretion is instigate, provoke

Synonyms: agitate, arouse, encourage, engender, excite, goad, incite, inflame, promote, start, stimulate, stir up

Invariable Discretion is not changing

Synonyms: consistent, fixed, immovable, inflexible, monotonous, rigid, static, unalterable

Miscreant Discretion is person responsible for wrongdoing

Synonyms: convict, criminal, delinquent, evildoer, fugitive, offender, sinner

Oblivious Discretion is unaware, ignorant

Synonyms: absentminded, blundering, careless, clueless, distracted, dreamy, forgetful, inattentive, negligent, preoccupied, unnoticing, unobservant

Poll Discretion is to vote, voting; to tally/ a tally, head count

Synonyms: election, calculation, canvass, computation, numbering, outcome, reckoning, result, sum, survey, total, to solicit votes

Supple Discretion is bendable

Synonyms: adaptable, agile, elastic, flexible, graceful, limber, pliable, resilient, springy, stretchy, yielding

Trounce Discretion is defeat decisively or overwhelmingly

Synonyms: bash, beat, clobber, conquer, crush, overcome, overpower, overwhelm, rout, wallop, whip

Arrogant Discretion is having exaggerated self-opinion

Synonyms: bossy, bragging, cocky, conceited, egotistic, haughty, pompous, pretentious, vain

Forge Discretion is construct, form or make

Synonyms: bring about, compose, engineer, fabricate, form, manufacture, produce, shape

Illustrative Discretion is serving as an explanation

Synonyms: clarifying, comparative, demonstrative, descriptive, explanatory, indicative, informative, representative, symbolic, typical

Onerous Discretion is difficult; requiring hard labor (mental or physical)

Synonyms: burdensome, demanding, difficult, exhausting, hard, strenuous

Principled Discretion is ethical

Synonyms: conscientious, decent, fair, honest, honorable, moral, noble, righteous

Thorny Discretion is  full of difficulties; hard to comprehend

Synonyms: baffling, complex ,difficult, hard, involved, perplexing, problematical, troublesome

Assuage Discretion is to lessen the intensity of; to ease

Synonyms: appease, calm, comfort, lighten, pacify, placate, relieve, satisfy, soothe,

Diverse Discretion is different; various

Synonyms: assorted, contrasting, distinct, diversified, miscellaneous, unalike, varied

Patronize Discretion is to condescend to Definition 2: do business at an establishment, to aid or support

Synonyms: look down on, snub, treat as inferior; be a customer, buy from/trade with, to frequent a business

Succor Discretion is assistance, help to aid, assist, or relieve

Synonyms: aid, comfort, relief, improve, minister to, nurture, support, sustenance