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3/7*UNASSUMING <> imperious, overbearing, ostentatious, arrogant, presumptuous, assertive, pretentious

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1/3*UNCANNY <> ordinary, quotidian, everyday, expected, natural, normal, commonplace

 

3/7*UNDERSCORE; underscore <> deemphasize, downplay, slight, understate, underplay

underscore : emphasis :: brand : ownership

 

1/3*UNFLAPPABLE : provoke :: obstinate : persuade

 

1/4*UNGAINLY <> dexterous, adroit, lissome

loquacious : succinct :: adroit : ungainly

 

1/4*UNHACKNEYED <> trite

 

1/3*UNREPENTANT: exhibiting no remorse <> remorseful, compunctious, attritional

 

1/3*UNSCRUPULOUS:integrity :: miserly:largesse

unscrupulous:qualm :: dauntless:fear

                     

3/7*UNTENABLE:defend :: inexpungible:obliterate

untenable:defense :: invulnerable:injury

untenable:defended::incontrovertible:disputed:: inevitable : avoided:: inexorable : persuaded

 

1/4*UNWIELDY:carry/convey :: intractable:govern

 

1/3*UPBRAID: reprove sharply;reproach <> laud, extol, praise

upbraid : reproach :: dote : like

upbraid:disapproval :: lament:grief(A show B)

 

1/2*URBANE <> artless, bucolic, rude, rustic, coarse

persistent:tenacity :: urbane:sophistication

urbane:gaucherie :: obstinate:persuasion guileless : chicanery

1/3*URBANITY <> artlessness, oafishness

brute/sophisticated : urbanity ::

 

3/7*VACILLATE: fluctuate ; oscillate <> remain resolute, stand firm, resolve firmly, equipoise

vacillate : resolution :: wander : course

vacillate : persistent :: react : inert

vacillate : uncertain :: apologize : contrite

apologize:contrite :: vacillate:irresolute/ hesitant

vacillating; vacillatory <> adamant

1/3*VACILLATION=hesitance <> impetuosity, pertinacity, constancy, decisiveness, impetuosity, resolution, motionless balance

impetuous : vacillation/hesitation :: bumptious : humbleness

vacillation:persistent :: inertia:reactant

 

1/2*VALIANT<> coward, craven, timorous, pusillanimous , lacking courage; cowardly

 

4/7*VAPID <> zealous, inventive, lively, stimulating, riveting, bracing, piquant, pleasant(1), zesty

 

1/4*VEER <> maintain constant, maintain direction

veer:direction::convert:belief::defect:allegiance

topic : digress :: course : veer

 

1/3*VENERATE <> despise, dishonor, scorn, disdain, desecrate, treat with contempt, abhor

1/3*VENERABLE <> despicable, disrespectable, puerile

venerable:reverence/respect::despicable:scorn

 

1/3*VENERATION <> contempt, dishonor, hatred, derision, disdain, despise, scorn, obloquy (blame:X)

perfunctorily:inspiration::insolently:veneration

 

1/4*VERBIAGE<> terseness(1)

 

3/7*VERBOSE <> succinct, concise, laconic, reticent, taciturn

verbosity : words :: floridness : embellishments

1/3**VERBOSITY <> succinctness(1), laconism, terseness, pithiness, conciseness, restraint

 

1/3*VESTIGE <> fully developed

vestige : remainder :: figurine : statue

 

1/3*VEX <> pacify, appease, soothe, mollify, conciliate, assuage, placate, unable to incite, gratify

 

1/3*VEXATIOUS <> placatory,gratifying,appeasing,conciliatory

 

1/3*VEXATION<> assuagement, conciliation, placation, pleasingness, gratification

draconian : inclemency :: fretful : vexation

 

1/3*VEHEMENT <> apathetic, tepid, impassive, dilatory, stolid, indifferent, unconcerned, easy, languid, apathetic

 

4/7*VILE <> unimpeachable,noble,lofty,jocund, risible,unexceptionable(2), unobjectionable,

irreproachable.

vile : turpitude :: fustian : bombast

 

3/7*VILIFY <> extol, adulate, canonize, honor, commend, laud

 

1/4*VILIFICATION <> approbation, adulation, beautification

 

3/7*VIGILANT<> unalert, slack, negligent, inattentive, neglectful, oblivious, supine, torporific

vigilant : entrapped :: exacting : satisfied :: demanding : satisfied :: wary : gulled/duped (AÇÑ »ç¶÷Àº BÇϱ⠾î·Æ´Ù)

vigilant:ambushed/waylaid::wary:gulled

vigilant : danger :: thrifty : indigence

 

4/7*VINDICATE <> inculpate, confirm guilt, blame, calumniate, impugn, incriminate

vindicate:blame :: disabuse:miscomprehension

 

1/3*VITALITY<> enervation, languor 

dehydrate : water :: wither : vitality

hamstrung : effectiveness :: enervated : vitality

 

2/3*VITIATE <>support, strengthen, fortify, invigorate, buttress

vitiate : quality :: blunt : keenness

 

1/3*VITRIOLIC <> soothing, smooth, weary, languid, phelgmatic

1/4*VITRIOL<> gentle word, soothing word, smooth word

 

1/3*VIVACIOUS <> languid, phlegmatic, leaden

 

1/4*vocabulary : word :: wardrobe : garment

 

1/4*VOLITIONAL <> unintentional, compulsory, compelling, involuntary, unwilling

 

1/2*VOLUBLE <> taciturn, succinct, reticent, laconic, mute

voluble : verbosity :: licentious : dissoluteness

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

maladroit : deft :: voluble : terse (A<B)

abandon:inhibition :: volubility:terseness(A<>B)

voluble : talkative :: (A=B)

1/4*volubility <> taciturnity, reticence

 

1/4*VOLUPTUOUS <> self denying, austere, ascetic, spartan, self-contained, self-denial

1/4*voluptuousness <> austereness

 

1/3*VORACIOUS <> stoic, easily sated, abstemious

voracious : satisfaction

voracious : food :: avaricious : money

 

*voracity <> lack of appetite

1/3*voraciousness <> abstemiousnessÀýÁ¦

 

1/4*VULGARITY <> polishness

genteel : vulgarity :: intrepid : fear

 

1/3*VULNERABLE[SC] <> safe, not susceptible

 

1/3*WAN <> intense, intensive, robust, hale(=sound), rubicund(=ruddy),sanguine, animated, vigorous

 

1/3*WANE <> wax, increase(1), augment, escalate, intensify

waning<>emergence, burgeoning, resurgence

 

1/3*WATCHFUL : waylaid :: cunning : gulled

watchful:waylaid :: wary:dupedÀß¼Ó´Â

 

1/3*WATERPROOF <> permeable

waterproof : liquid :: opaque : light :: soundproof : noise

 

1/4*WATERSHED <> routine, confluence

watershed:crucial::hallmark:distinct

 

2/3*WAX <> decrease, decline, diminution, diminish, dwindle, waste away, subside, flag, wane, ebb, shrink, fade, wither

varnish : wood :: wax : linoleum

 

1/4*WAYLAY: to lie in wait for or attack from ambush

watchful/vigilant:waylaid::cunning:gulled :: wary:duped(AÇÑ»ç¶÷ÀºBÇÏÁö¾Ê´Â´Ù)

 

1/3*WEATHER;undergo the action <> fail to withstand

demography:population :: meteorology:weather

weather:climate::cliff:precipice::mood:disposition

 

1/4*WHEREABOUTS : lost

 

1/3*WHET; to sharpen (a knife); hone;to make more keen; stimulate <> dull, blunt

whet : sharpness/blunt :: bolster : strength

1/4*whetted <> obtuse

 

2/3*WHIMSICAL <> constant, dependable, predictable

caprice : whimsical :: stealth : furtive :: discontent : unsatisfied :: insight : discerning

mercurial : mood :: whimsical : behavior :: fickle : affection

whimsical : caprice :: insightful : penetration

 

1/3*WILLFUL <> tractable

willfulness : headstrong :: subservience : fawning

willful : acquiesce :: (AÇÑ»ç¶÷Àº BÇϱâÈûµé´Ù)

willful : acquiescence :: callous : compassion

 

1/3*WINNOW

winnow:chaff¿Õ°Ü::filter:impurities

winnow:grain::purify:water::refine:oil

 

1/4*ZANINESS; zany <> sobriety, gravity

 

2/3*ZEALOT<> skeptic, indifferent person

zealot : devotion ::

zealot : passionate :: martinet : strict :: scrutinizer : observing

miser : munificent :: zealot : blase (A<>B)

fanatic±¤½ÅÀÚ:admirer :: zealot:adherent(A>>B)

zealotry <> lack of fervor

 

1/3*zest[zest] n.Èï¹Ì,Ãë¹Ì,Áñ±è,±â»Ý <> vapidity

*ZESTY <> vapid, bland, insipid