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1/3*JADED <> keen(2)°­·Ä/¿­ÁßÇÑ, zesty, enthusiastic, indefatigable[&igrave;ndif&#509;ti&#609;&#601;bl]ÁöÄ¡Áö/Áú¸®Áö¾Ê´Â

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1/4*JAUNDICE <> speak/dispose favorablyÈ£ÀÇÀûÀ¸·Îó¸®ÇÏ´Ù

**jaundiced <> disposed favorably,unbiased, unprejudiced, candid

 

4/7*JEJUNE <> thought provoking»ý°¢ÇÏ°ÔÇÏ´Â, original, highly provokingÀÚ±ØÇÏ´Â

jejune:interest :: labyrinthine:simplicity :: clich&eacute;:originality

SC) The book is recognized as vapid, and in 18th centry, it was still known to be jejune.

 

3/7*JUDICIOUS <> unwise, imprudent, crass, daft, injudicious, improvident

miser : stingy :: sageÇöÀÎ : judicious

judiciousness <> indiscretion¹«ºÐº°

 

5/7*JUGGERNAUT

juggernaut : unstoppable/inexorable :: riddle/enigma : impenetrable ::

maverick : unacceptable :: extemporization: spontaneous

juggernaut : stoppable :: exacting : satisfied

juggernaut : crush :: quisling¸Å±¹³ë: betray :: charlatan : deceive 

 

1/4*KEEN <> obtuse, dull, bovine

 

4/7*LABYRINTH <> directness, simplicity, straightforward path(1)

labyrinth : exit :: conundrum : solution

labyrinth : tortuous :: ornament : decorative

3/7*labyrinthine <> simple, straightforward(1)

titanic : power :: labyrinthine : complexity

labyrinthine : simplicity :: jejune : interest

 

2/3*LACHRYMOSE <> joyful, jocund, jocular, jovial, glad(some), cheerful

 

2/7*LACKLUSTER;dull;mediocre;lacking brightness, luster, or vitality, lackadaisical(sc: ~assiduous)

<>vivaciousÈ°±âÀÖ´Â,radiantºû³ª´Â, refulgent, resplendentºû³ª´Â,È­·ÁÇÑ

lackluster : burnish ::

 

5/7*LACONIC <> loquacious, verbose, prolix, diffuse, redundant, wordy, lengthy, unabridged, voluble, garrulous, talkative

audacious:trepidation::laconic:volubility(A<>B)

laconic : speech :: austere : design

 

2/3*LAG <> forge ahead(-forge:Âø½ÇÈ÷ÀüÁøÇÏ´Ù)

 

1/4*LAGGARD <> assiduous, prompt, vigorous, taut, brisk

laggard:dilatory::rascal:mischievous(A have B)

 

1.3*LAMPOON <> paean Âù°¡,½Â¸®Àdz뷡

panegyricÂù»ç: eulogize :: lampoon : satirize

satire : lampoon :: diligence : effort

 

6/7*LASSITUDE <> pep, vigor, effervescence, verve, vitality, vim, animation, ebullience

lassitude : stir :: appetite : indulge(A=hard toB)

lassitude : stir :: arrogance : defer

 

1/3*LARDER ½Ä·áÇ° ÀúÀå½Ç: pantry

larder : food :: wardrobe : clothes :: reservoir : water :: tanker : oil :: armory : munitions

larder : provisions :: vault : valuables :: reservoir : water 

4/7*LARGESS(E) <> parsimony, penuriousness

ÇÔ, stinginess, miserliness,

 

1/3*LARVAL <> mature(1)

3/7*LAVISH <> austere, mean, penurious, economical, parsimonious, impecunious, stark, thrifty

vt. shower, bestow in abundance <> stintÀý¾àÇÏ´Ù, hoard

 

1/3*LARIAT : wrangler :: crook : shepherd

 

3/7*LAUD <> blame, deprecate, malign, revile¿å(¼³)ÇÏ´Ù; vituperate, belittle, defame, disparage, vilify, berate

laud:admire::lionize:admire::vituperate:despise

 

1/3*LAUDABLE(sc;venerable), commendable <> despicable, blameworthy, repugnant, unworthy, reprehensible, execrable, deserving of censure, irreverent

heinous : laudable :: prosaic : extraordinary

 

1/4*LEADEN <> buoyant, spirited, animated, vivacious, lively

 

3/7*LETHARGIC <> vivacious, animated, energetic, ebullient, vigorous, invigorating

lethargic : stimulate :: skeptical : convince

lethargic : energy :: intemperate : restraint(w/o)

1/4*LETHARGY <> vigor, animation, alert, alertness, effervescence

antidote : poison :: tonic : lethargy

 

3/7*LEGIBLE[ <> illegible, incomprehensible, indecipherable

legible : decipher :: perceivable : discern(1)

 

1/4*LENIENT[l&iacute;:ni&#601;nt](sc) <> draconian, harsh, strict, merciless

martinet : leniency :: dabbler : dedication

merciless : leniency :: raffish : decorum

 

2/7*LEVIATHAN : massive :: juggernaut : inexorable :: phoenixºÒ»çÁ¶: immortal

 

1/4*LIBEL : criticize :: dishonor : demean :: denounce : reject

 

3/7*LIBERAL:openhanded <> parsimonious, rigorous, avaricious, confined, enfettered, meager

psarsimonious : liberal :: obtuse : keen (A<>B)

1/4*LIGHTHEARTED <> morose, careworn

1/4*lightheartedness <> solemnity, sobriety, graveness

 

2/7*LIMPID <> unclear, murky¾îµÎ¿î,È帰,¾Ö¸ÅÇÑ, turbid, obscure, opaque, nebulousÈ帰

 

1/4*LITHE <> awkward, inelastic, stiff, oafish, ponderous

 

2/7*LIONIZE <> denigrate, subjugate, disparage, slight, trivialize, mock, condemn, disgrace

 

2/3*LODE <> depleted source

lode : ore :: aquifer : water

shaft:lode::well:aquifer

 

5/7*LOFTY <> mean, menial, humble, vulgar, ignoble, casting down, obsequious, sordid, ignominious

lofty : respect

 

4/7*LOQUACIOUS <> succinct, taciturn, laconic, restrained, diffuse, reticent

loquacious : word :: profligate : money

loquacious : talkative :: rash : adventurous :: reckless : adventurous :: cloying : sweet(A>>B)

loquacious : succinct :: adroit : ungainly(A  B)

garrulous/loquacious : words :: prodigal/profligate : money

 

2/7*LUCID <> murky, vague, obfuscated

lucid : perceive/comprehend :: transparent : understand :: prominent : notice :: friable : crumble

 

2/7*LUNG : respire :: tooth : masticate/chew

 

4/7*LUGUBRIOUS <> tearless, jocund, cheerful, jovial, sunny, merry, exultant, uplifting, facetious

lugubrious : doleful

lugubriousness <> cheerfulness

 

4/7*LULL <> hectic period, fastest period, intense discussion,

revive, startle, gall, galvanize, vehemence, vigilance, hectic¸Å¿ìÈïºÐÇÑ,¶°µé½âÇÑ

lull:vigilance :: calm:agitation

 

2/7*LUDICROUS <> earnest

 

4/7*LURK <> reveal, disclose, divulge, let out, tell, uncover

lurk:concealment :: purloinÈÉÄ¡´Ù:appropriation

lurk : wait :: connive/plot : plan :: hoard/secrete¼û±â´Ù: save :: insinuate³ÍÁö½ÃºñÄ¡´Ù: say ::

abscond : depart/leave :: steal/pirateÇ¥Àý/pilfer=purloin½½Â½ÈÉÄ¡´Ù: take :: collude/connive/conspire : cooperate ::