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2/7*MAGICIAN : legerdemain :: acrobat : gymnastics

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6/7*MALADROIT <> deft, dextrous, adroit, skillful, graceful

maladroit : skill :: glib : profundity

maladroit:deft :: expedite:footdragging :: voluble: terse

 

2/7*MALINGER

malingering : shirk :: parsimony : skimp

malinger : work :: shirk : duty

malinger:duty::camouflage/dissemble:detection

 

1/3*MALLEABLE <> hard to shape, adamant

malleable : flexible

malleable : shape :: irresolute : opinion

friable±úÁö±â½¬¿î: crumble :: malleable : alter

knead : malleable :: penetrate : permeable

 

1/4*MALODOROUS

malodorous : repulsionºÒÄè/¹Ý°¨::

malodorous:smell :: cacophonous/jarring:sound

malodorous : scent :: discordant/cacophonous : sound

 

3/7*MANIFEST <> latent, occult, inapparent, obscure, implicit, indiscernable

manifest : cargo :: inventory : merchandise

manifest : perceive :: brittle : break :: transparent : understand

 

 

2/7*MASK:face :: camouflage : location

mask:identification :: camouflage:detection

mask:face :: pseudonym:name(1)

 

6/7*MARTINET <> an indulgent person

pedantÇÐÀÚƼìÑ:learning :: martinet:discipline ::

prude¾äÀüåü: propriety :: heretic : unconformity

stickler : exacting :: martinet : discipline

martinet : leniency :: dabbler : dedication

martinet : strict/rigorous/rigidity :: dilettante :: superficial(ity)

 

1/4*MATTER-OF-FACT <> imaginative(2), emotional, enthusiastic, fervid, gentle, polite, vague, inaccurate

 

2/3*MAUDLIN <> unsentimental, jovial

maudlin:sentimental :: peeved:annoyed :: obsequious: deferential (A >> B)

maudlin : sentiment :: pedantic : scholarship

 

3/7*MAWKISH <> unsentimental, austere, dry, hard-boiled, callous, unfeeling

mawkish:sentiment :: pedantic:scholarship

mawkish:sentimental :: foolhardy:adventurous::

stodgy : conservative :: gullible:trusting(A  B)

 

2/3*MERCILESS <> clement

*mercilessness; severity, harshness, cruelty <> clemency

merciless : leniency :: raffish : decorum

 

2/7*MEANDER <> move purposively, dash

meander : travel :: prate : talk

waft¶°µ¹´Ù: plummet :: meander : dash (A<>B)

 

2/7*MEASURE; different in measure <> tantamount

measure : note(À½Ç¥) ::

measure:dimension :: analyze:nature

 

1/3*MEDDLESOME

attentive:meddlesome :: envious:jealous :: laconic : curt[A<<B]

meddlesome : pry :: contentious : argue

 

5/7*MELLIFLUOUS <> strident, raucous[r&#596;&#769;¢°k&#601;s], cacophonous, grating,harsh,raspy±Í¿¡°Å½½¸®´Â,acerbic(2)

mellifluous : music :: ambrosial : food

mellifluous : hear/sound :: savory/delicious/

piquant :taste :: redolentÁÁÀº³¿»õ³ª´Â: scent

 

2/7*MELODIOUS <> cacophonous, jarring(jar;n.v.          )         

melodious : hear/sound :: savory : taste(1) (vivid : feel;X)

 

1/3*MEEK <> unyielding, truculent, vaunting, overbearing

 

1/3*MEND <> worsen, deteriorate, break, rend¹Ú»ì³»´Ù, ºÐ¼âÇÏ´Ù;Áã¾î¶â´Ù

 

6/7*MENDACIOUS <> veracious, truthful, honest, candid, truthful, forthright, upright, frank, straightforward, authentic, aboveboard, mendacious : probity :: archaic : currency

ambiguous : clarity :: mendacious : truth

3/7*MENDACITY <> honesty, probity, integrity, truthfulness, candor, veracity

 

1/3*METAPHORIC(al)(1)a. <> literal, concrete

metaphor : literal :: melody : spoken (A=B+¥á)

euphemism:offense::ambiguity:comprehension

1/4*metaphrase(1) <> paraphrase, figurative translation

 

1/3*METEORIC <> gradual, perpetual, plodding

fleeting : pass :: meteoric : rise(A=»¡¸®BÇÑ)

meteoric : constancy :: archaic : currency :: evanescent : permanence(A<>B)

 

5/7*METICULOUS <> careless, negligent, cursory

meticulous : ineptness ::

meticulous : careful :: bumptious : assertive :: garish : colorful :: agog : interested(A>>B)

meticulous : cursory :: artless : cunning (A<>B)

fluent : glib :: meticulous : finicky

 

2/7*METTLE <> timidity

mettle : endure :: insight : discern[A=      B]

 

1/4*MINATORY <> nonthreatening, welcoming, reassuring

 

1/3*MIND <> like, disobey

mind : obedience ::

 

2/7*MINUTIA(E)[minj&uacute;:&#643;i:]a small/trivial detail<> vital feature, crucial element, essential point, highlight, major/main concern, lengthy account, lengthy document, major point/aspect

minutia : details :: quibbles±Ëº¯: objections

 

1/4*MIRE <> dry ground;  free, release, disentangle, simplify, extricate 

 

4/7*MISCREANT <> law-abiding individual, saint¼ºÀÎ

miscreant:criminal :: visionary : delusive ::

temporizerŸÇùìÑ : compromising

miscreant:villainous::recidivistÀç¹üÀÚ:relapsing:: sybarite:self-indulgent :: equivocator:evasive

 

1/4*MISER <> spendthrift: one spending money wastefully

miser:hoard::malingerer:shirk

miser : hoard :: dandy : preen :: sycophant : fawn :: pundit : opine

miser : thriftÀý¾à:: chauvinist : patriotism(A>>B)

1/3*miserly

frugal : miserly :: confident : arrogant :: wary : paranoid (A << B, B¿¡ ¾ÈÁÁÀº ´µ¾Ó½º)

 

1/4*MITE : creature :: speck : amount

 

6/7*MITIGATE <> make worse, aggravate, intensify, exacerbate

mitigate : severe :: qualify : general

mitigate : intensity :: abbreviate : length

 

mitigated; attenuated <> unmitigated

 

1/4*MODEST <> majestic, brazen, cavalier, epic, flamboyant, haughty, imposing, immoderate, immodest

scholarly : pedantic :: modest : prudish(A << B)

 

4/7*MODICUM <> spate, large amount, abundance, mint

modicum : excess ::

inkling : knowledge :: modicum : quantity

 

6/7*MOLLIFY <> gall, madden, vex, exacerbate, provoke, intensify, aggravate, bait, exasperate, chafe, enrage, incite to anger, rouse, antagonize, make worse, ire, pique, beleaguer, nettle, discomfit, disaffect, rankle

mollify : pain

mollification:soothe::indemnityº¸Àå,¹è»ó:secure

mollify:anger :: enervate:vigor :: heart:dejection (A    B)

mollifying <> provoking, belligerent, caustic

mollification <> inflammation

 

2/7*MOMENT <> triviality, unimportance

atrocious : bad :: momentous : important(A>B)

 

1/3*MORBID <> wholesome, salubrious°Ç°­¿¡ÁÁÀº,

hale; sound

 

1/3*MOTLEY <> colorless, uniform, unique, unvaried, harmonious, identical, homogeneous

 

2/7*MOTTLE <> bleach, blanch

striated : groove :: mottled/dappled : spot

mottled <> homogeneous, solid; unanimous, immaculate

 

3/7*MULISH <> pliant, flexible

mulish : persuade :: phlegmatic : move :: callous : move (AÀ̸é BÇϱâ Èûµç)

despicableõÇÑ: value :: mulish : flexibility

 

 

 

5/7*MUNDANE <> anomaly(1), exotic, extraordinary, unearthly, unusual(1),spiritual(sc;religious), fabulous, inspired(1)

uncommon, remarkable, outstanding(1),

mundane : originality :: indolent³ªÅÂÇÑ: stirÀÚ±Ø

 

2/7*MYOPIA <> prescience

**MYOPIC <> discerning, farseeing, farsighted, prescient, shrewd

 

2/3*MUTE <> amplify, clarion, plangent, voluble

muted : color :: muffled : sound

mute : sound :: dim : light

 

1/3*mushroom:fungusÁø±Õ·ù::oxygen:gas

mushroom:multiply::burgeon:grow

 

 

3/7*NADIR <> summit(1), peak, apogee, zenith, pinnacle, apex, heyday, acme

 

1/3*NAIVE <> disingenuous, calculating, experienced, sophisticated, cunning, cultivated, worldly(1), shrewd(sc)

guileful : naive :: tardy : prompt

na&iuml;ve:guile :: aimless:purpose :: boor:sensibility

*NAIVETE <> deception,guileness,artfulness,disingenuity

 

1/3*NATTY <> slovenly

 

3/7*NEBULOS <> distinct(1), clear, direct lucid, luculent, pellucid, unambiguous,

 

4/7*NEPOTISM

nepotism : relative :: cronyism : friend

nepotism:favoritism::embezzlementȾ·É:fraud

nepotism : relative :: jingoism : nationality

nepotism:kinship::jingoism:nationality/patriotism

nepotism : kinship :: egalitarianism : equality

 

2/7*NERVY <> appall to fill with consternation or dismay, self-effacing, diffident

 

1/2*NIBBLE <> gobble, guzzle

nibble : eat :: sip : drink :: glean : acquire (whine : talk, grin : smile˼X)

quaff/swill : sip :: gobble : nibble

 

1/4*NITPICK : criticize :: cavil : object

nitpicker : criticize :: quibbler : cavil :: preacher : sermon

 

2/7*NOISOME <> appealing, beneficial, pleasant, healthy, attractively fragrant, savory

noisome:repugnanceÇø¿À:: menacing:fear :: sublime½ÂÈ­½ÃÅ°´Ù:awe

noisome : nose ::

 

1/3*NONCOMMITTAL <> rabid, confirmative, decisive, reckless, outgoing

 

1/4*NOVICE;*neophyte   

novice/neophyte : inexperience/deft

novice : experience :: nonentity: consequence

 

5/7*NOXIOUS <> salutary, beneficial, harmless, innocuous, sanitary, wholesome, salubrious, nourishing

 

1/3*NUANCE(1) <> patent difference, obvious difference, lack of subtleness,sharp distinction, literal meaning

nuance:distinction :: hint:suggestion :: inkling:indication

2/7*NUANCED <> patent(2), obvious

 

3/7*NUGATORY <> crucial, consequential, significant, cardinal

nugatory : worth :: banal : originality :: capricious : deliberation(Çü:¸í)