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È®·ü1/3=> abacus : calculator :: quill : pen
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5/6=>ABANDON[n.vt. <> restraint, constraint/salvage
abandon : inhibit :: dilute : concentrate
1/3 forsake <> salvage
1/2=>ABASE;degrade,lower <> extol
abase : force/strength :: taper : width
abase/abate:status/stature :: shorten:length/height
abase:prestige::damp:ardor
abase : value :: chill : temperature[ ]
11/12=>ABATE <> intensify(1), augment, promote, increase, strengthen, heighten
abate : force/intensity/strength :: taper : width
abate : status :: chill/cool : temperature :: shorten : height :: fade : loudness :: shrink : size :: contract : diameter
1/2 abatement <> augmentation
abatement : intensity :: deceleration : speed
1/3=>ABBREVIATE <> extend, protract
abbreviate : length :: attenuate : thickness :: sap : vigor :: downgrade : quantity :: mitigate : intensity
abbreviation : word :: abridgment : sentence
1/2=>ABERRANT <> typical, normal, conventional
aberrant:standard :: digressive:topic :: eccentric : convention
2/3=>ABET <> impede, obstruct, hinder, thwart, stymie, frustrate, hamper, forestall
abet : encouragement :: elucidate : clarity
1/3=>ABJECT <> exultant, majestic, triumphant, spirited, exciting, gladdened
1/2=>ABRIDGE <> extend in length; amplify, protract; prolong
abridge : sentence :: abbreviate : word
abridge : duration :: truncate : length
*ABRIDGEMENT(1) <> complete writing/text
abbreviation : word :: abridgment : article
2/7=>ABRUPT:warning :: illicit:permission :: sullied:cleanness
3/7=>ABSCOND:depart/leave::scheme:plan::pilfer/steal : take :: conspire : plan :: lurk : wait ::
1/3=>ABSOLVE <> sentence, indict, blame, inculpate, incriminate
hortative:encourage::exculpatory:absolve
2/7=>ABSTEMIOUS <> incontinent, indulgent
abstemious : indulge :: austere : decorate
*ABSTEMIOUSNESS <> voraciousness
2/7=>ABSTRACT[v.n.a. <> concrete,elaborate: to express in greater detail
encyclopedia:compendious :: abstract:condensed
1/3=>ABSTRUSE <> simple, direct, explicit, manifest, obvious, patent, accessible
abstruse:comprehend::faint:perceive
1/3 abundant <> scarce, sparse
1/3 accede <> demur
1/3 accessory <> essential element
4/7=>ACCOLADE[n.<> excoriating remark, cutting remark, reproof, censure, castigation, criticism, disapprobation, denigration, denunciation, reprobation; v. <> criticize, reprove, denunciate, disapprove, derogate, deplore, excoriate(²®ÁúÀ»¹þ±â´Ù,ºñ³ÇÏ´Ù)
accolade : praise :: castigation : rebuke
2/7=>ACCRUE <> decrease, scatter, dwindle, erode, lose
1/3=>ACQUIESCE <> demur, resist, dissent
3/7=>ADAMANT <> flexible, pliable/pliant, vacillatory, tractable,amenable
adamant : moved :: incorrigible : reformed :: intractable : led
adamant : yield :: cautious : gamble :: slothful : assiduity
1/3 addendum:document :: postscript:letter :: annex:building
1/3=>ADEPT <> inept, clumsy, maladroit, incompetent, bungling(1)
1/3=>ADROIT <> bungling, ungainly, clumsy, maladroit,
awkward, inept, ham-handed, gawky
adroit : ungainly :: loquacious : succinct
2/7=>ADMONISH
admonish : denounce :: punish : pillory :: tell : proclaim
admonish : warn :: ameliorate : improve
admonish : warn :: persuade : convince
admonishment : warn :: panegyric : compliment
5/7=>ADULATE <> censure, scorn, revile, deride, disparage, disdain, excoriate, reproach, vilify, vituperate
1/2=>ADULATION(sc) <> obloquy, censure, disdain, vituperation, derision
2/7=>ADULTERATE
adulterate : pure :: bolster/brace : weak ::
dismantle : united :: adulterate : pristine
adulterantÈ¥ÇÕ/ºÒ¼ø¹°:pure::bolster¹Þħ:weak
adulteration <> purification
adulterated; tainted<>untainted, pristine, unalloyed
5/6=>AFFABLE <> dyspeptic, petulant, surly, hostile,
forbidding, standoffish, starchy, unapproachable, irascible,
testy, solitary, dour, irritable, uncommunicative, reticent,
(sc; fractious ¼ºÀß³»´Â)
affable : ease ::
1/3=>AFFECTED <> unaffected, natural, artless, ingenuous
2/7=>AFFINITY<> antipathy, aversion, difference, repugnance, hideousness
1/3=>*airtight °ø±â°¡ ºüÁ®³ª°¡Áö ¸øÇÒ, ºóÆ´¾ø´Â
airtight : loophole :: cliché : novelty
1/3=>AFFRONT <> please, compliment
1/3=>AGGRAVATE <> mollify, assuage
aggravate : irritate :: perplex : bewilder
2/3=>ALACRITY <> dilatoriness, hesitance, hesitancy, delay, reluctance, foot-dragging, recalcitrance, sluggishness
husbandry : dissipate :: alacrity : procrastinate
1/3=>ALLAY <> excite, galvanize, arouse, foment, aggravate, intensify,irritate,provoke,exacerbate
1/2=>ALLEVIATE <> worsen, intensify
alleviate:intensity/distress/strength::abate:tax:: console:grief::dampen:ardor::assuage:sorrow
inalienable:surrender :: immitigable : alleviate
1/3=>ALLUDE <> mention explicitly
intimate:communicate :: allude : refer
1/3=>ALOOF <> gregarious±ºÁý¼ºÀÇ;sociable»ç±³ÀûÀÎ
aloof : objectivity/solitude/reserve:: sluggish : torpor
aloof : associate :: politic : offend
3/7=>AMALGAMATE <> separate, isolate, disintegrate(1), insulate
1/3=>amalgamation <> separation, isolation, disintegration
2/7=>AMBIGUOUS <> lucid
ambiguous : equivocation :: banal : platitude
1/3=>AMBIVALENT <> committed, settled, definite, unequivocal
ambivalence : commit :: gullibility : discern
2/7=>aligned <> awry[ərái](1), turbulent,
not affiliated(1), lack of affiliation
1/3=>AMBROSIAL <> unsavory
mellifluous : sound :: ambrosial : food
2/3=>AMELIORATE <> make less pleasant, make worse, worsen, debase, aggravate, exacerbate, exacerbate, obstruct, vitiate
1/3=>AMNESIA <> retention, remembrance, consciousness, awareness
amnesia:memory :: enervation : vigor :: dyslexia : read
3/7=>AMORPHOUS <> defined, definite
(SC)modernÀǹ̰¡ Àüº¸´Ù amorphousÇØÁ³´Ù
amorphous: shape/structure :: heretical : doctrine :: errant/wandering : course ::
ignorant : knowledge :: equivocal : certainty :: disjointed : coherence
1/4=>ANTITHESIS <> similarity
1/3=>ANTITHETIC(AL) <> congru(ent/ous),similar
drenched : wet :: antithetic : different (A >> B)
1/3=>agreeable : antipathy :: tedious : engrossment
1/3=>anarchist : rebel :: apologist : defend
1/4=>ANATHEMA <> blessing, panegyric, laudation
anathema : blessing ::
1/3=>ANNUL <> make legal, reaffirm, enact, embrace, validate, institute
indefeasible:annul :: ineffable:express
2/7=>ANOMALY(SC)<>conformity to norms, predicted occurrence,normal species(1)
anomalism(SC)º¯Ä¢,ºñÁ¤»ó»óÅÂ,¿¹¿Ü
1/2=>APHORISM <> tirade
aphorism:succinct/terse :: bromide:hackneyed
aphorism : brevity :: caricature : distortion
*aphoristic <> prolix
1/3=>apologize : contrite :: compliment : impressed :: vacillate : irresolute/hesitant
apologize : regret ::
1/3=>APOPLECTIC <> calm
apoplectic : angry :: emaciated : thin
apoplectic : calm :: callow : mature :: incorrigible : tractable
1/3=>APROPOS: pertinent <> malapropos, irrelevant
1/3=>APPROBATION <> condemnation, calumny, execration
praise : approbation :: demur : objection ::
censure:blameless :: approbation:reprehensible
2/3=>mineshaft:lode :: well:aquifer
1/3=>arboreal:trees :: fluvial:river
2/3=>ARTLESS <> sophisticated, duplicitous, cunning, affected, urbane, calculating, disingenuous, sly, guileful
1/3=>artlessness [n. <> duplicity, guile; urbanity, affectation
artlessness : guile :: dabbler : dedication
artlessness : calculating :: (A lack B)
1/3=>ARCHAIC <> modern(1), current
(1)archaic : currency :: irrelevant : pertinency :: evanescent:permanence :: meteoric:constancy
2/3=>archipelago: a group of islands
archipelago : island :: range : mountain :: chain : link :: school : fish :: grove : tree
1/3=>arrest(SC) <> stimulate(1), vitalize, advance, promote
4/7=>ASCETIC <> indulgent, prodigal, sybarite, voluptuary; voluptuous¹æÅÁÇÑ,sumptuous; hedonic
indulge : ascetic ::
asceticism <> indulgence ¹æÁ¾,Ž´Ð,Ư±Ç
1/3=>ASKEW: awry <> aligned(1), straight, orderly
2/3=>ASSIDUOUS<>sluggish,careless,indolent,cursory,
remiss,desultory,slipshod, lackadaisical(sc)
assiduous:diligent::bootless:futile
assiduous:careless/slothful ::
2/3=>assiduity(sc)
1/3=>aside:digression::overture:introduction::summary:excerpt
ad-lib : impromptu :: aside : divergent
2/3=>ASSUAGE <> take offense, intensify, exacerbate, vex, incite,aggravate, irritate, inflame, chafe, foment, gall, harrow
assuage : intensity/sorrow :: dampen : ardor
2/3=>ATROPHY <> growth(1)
1/3=>ATTENTIVE; careful, watchful <> inattentive
attentive : meddlesome :: succinct : curt :: :envious : jealous
attentive:fussy :: talkative:garrulous (A<<B)
2/3=>ATTENUATE <> intensify, fortify, strengthen, expand, increase, thicken,compress, make thicker
attenuate : density :: blunt : sharpness :: simplify : complexity :: desiccate : moisture
attenuate : strength/length/thickness/force :: decelerate : speed :: enervate : vitality :: cool : temperature :: weaken:potency :: debase:value :: retrench:money :: abbreviate:length :: debilitate: strength
attenuated <> dense
2/3=>AUDACIOUS <> circumspect, guarded, timid, craven, timorous, cautious, pusillanimous, anxious
audacious : careful ::
audacious:trepidation/caution::laconic:volubility
1/2=>AUGMENT <> retrench: cut down, reduce, abate, wane, erode, remove, delete, omit
2/3=>AUGMENTATION <> abatement, reduction, diminution
2/7=>audible : stentorian :: discernable : obvious/manifest
audit : account :: proofread : document
1/3=>AUSPICIOUS <> unpropitious, untoward, inauspicious, unfavorable, ill-omened, holding ill,boding, ominous
1/2=>AUSTERE<>voluptuous
austere:design :: laconic:speech
spartan : austere :: palatial : magnificient
1/3=>AVARICIOUS <> contented
avaricious : covet :: prodigal : spend
2/3=>AVERSION <> penchant, affinity, inclination, propensity, craving: yearning, proclivity: predisposition, hankering
aversion : disinclination :: adulation : admiration
1/3=>AVID; eager, enthusiastic <> diffident, indifferent(1)
reverence:respect :: avidity:enthusiasm(A>B)
1/4=>AWRY:askew <> aligned(1), orderly, planned, straight
3/7=>BABBLE <> express succinctly/distinctly
babble : sense :: parrot : originality (LACK)(1)
2/7=>backache : pain :: symptom : illness
1/4=>baffling : perspicuity ::
bewitching : temptation :: baffling : confusion
2/7=>BALLAD
ballad:stanzaãÌÀÇ¿¬(Ö¤) :: novel:chapter:: prose: paragraph::symphony:movement¾ÇÀå
ballad:song::lyric/sonnet:poem::comedian:actor::saga:narrative(1)
3/7=>BALLAST
ballast : balance/stability :: truss/girder : support
ballast:instability :: purchase:slippage
ballast : stable :: camouflage : indiscernible
1/3=>BALM <> harmful/noxious substance, irritantÀÚ±ØÁ¦, piquancy(piquantÂ¥¸´ÇÑ,¾ó¾óÇÑ;½î´Â µíÇÑ)
balm : soothing :: placebo : innocuous
4/7=>BANAL <> original, arresting, novel, ingenious equivocation:ambiguous :: platitude:banal
3/7=>BANALITY <> freshness,ingeniousness, ingenuity, originality, singularity
banal : originality :: disjointed : coherence
2/3=>BARREN <> fertile, fecund, prolific
4/7=>BASE <> noble, sublime, lofty, virtuous, patrician
2/7=>BEDLAM <> stillness, serenity
bedlam : perplexing :: hive : active( )
tumultuous:bedlam::active:hive¹úÅë(B=AÇÑÀå¼Ò)
1/3=>BELEAGUER <> delight, mollify, soothe
beleaguer:vex :: denigrate:disparage
*beleaguered <> delighted, gratified, soothed
4/7=>BELIE(sc) <> affirm, aver, confirm, represent faithfully(1), speak/state faithfully, prove, be honest,
show to be true/correct, represent/act accurately, attest
2/7=>BERATE <> laud, praise, commend
4/7=>BETRAY(sc) <> conceal, be faithful, be loyal, keep secret
betray : trust :: transgress : rule
betrayal <> loyalty
1/3=>BELLICOSE <> appeasing, conciliatory, pacific, peaceful, peaceable, irenic
imperious: servile :: bellicose : peaceable
1/4=>BELLIGERENT <> peaceful, pacific, irenic, conciliatory
obsequious : servile :: belligerent : assertive
quarrelsome : belligerence :: genial : affability
2/7=>BELLWETHER <> follower, supporter
bellwether : leadership :: adviser : consultation
bellwether : leadership :: advisor : guidance
2/7=>BIGOT
bigot : biased :: recluse : withdrawn
bigot:tolerance::turncoat:constancy::liar:honesty
bigot : tolerant :: posturer : unaffected
2/7=>bigoted <> disinterested, dispassionate, tolerant
bigoted:advice :: conservative:change (A:B X)
bigoted : tolerance :: servile : domination
bigotry : dedication :: rage : anger
2/7=>BENIGNANT <> noxious,toxic,harsh,hateful,mean, relentless,malevolent,malicious,vicious
dissembler:forthright :: sadist:benignant
2/7=>BIBLIOGRAPHY
list : bibliography :: painting : portrait (A ¡õ B)
bibliography:publication/books :: roster:name(A=B¡¯s list)
2/7=>BILIOUS <> benign,bland,amiable; cheerful, difficult to provoke
1/3=>blandish ~¿¡°Ô¾Æ÷ÇÏ´Ù;°¨¾ðÀ¸·Î¼³µæÇÏ´Ù
threatening : intimidate :: blandishing : coax
1/3=>BLANDISHMENT:allurement <> threat
blandishment:cajole/coax::obstacle:impede::
demur(n¹Ý´ë.v):object::accolade:praise::
explanation : enlighten::equivocation:mislead
blandishment:coax::threat:intimidate::medal: honor::prevarication:deceive
2/7=>blatant <> subtle, not obvious, inconspicuous
2/7=>BLITHE <> grave, irascible
blithe : seriousness ::(w/o)
(sc) Employees are blithe, whereas an employer is irascible.
1/3=>BLUNT <> whet, sharpen
vitiate : quality :: blunt : keenness
*blunt utterance ¼ÖÁ÷Çѹ߾ð <> circumlocution
1/3=>BLURT <> conceal
blurt:utter::bolt:leave::bark:stop::flit:move(ºÒ¾¦B)
blurt : utterance :: bolt : movement :: yank : pull
1/3=>BLANCH, bleach <> mottle
desiccate : moisture :: blanch : color
5/6=>BOLSTER: support,foment,foster <> undermine, thwart
bolster : collapse :: shield : damage
bolster:support :: leash:restrain :: tackle:hoist
bolster : strength :: whet : sharpness
1/3=> bombast : pompous°ú½Ã/Á¨Ã¼ÇÏ´Â/Á¡ÀÜ»©´Â::
2/3=>BOOR <> civil person
Insensitive : boor :: mischievous : imp
guile : naif :: sensibility : boor
4/7=>BOOTLESS
bootless : futility¹«ÀÍ:: effulgent : splendor
bootless : futility :: effulgent : resplendence :: convoluted : complexity :: mischievous : imp
bootless : futile :: interesting : intriguing
1/3=>BRAZEN <> humble, self-effacing, shy,modest,diffident
1/4=>BRAZENNESS; effrontery, impudence <> diffidence¸Á¼³ÀÓ,»ï°¨,Á¶½Étimidity or shyness
recalcitrant:stubbornness :: impudent:brazenness
1/3=>BREVITY <> lengthiness
brevity:aphorism :: distortion:caricature
brevity : epigram :: exaggeration : caricature :: condemnation : philippic
1/3=>breezeway(Áý/Â÷°í¿¬°áÇÏ´Â)ÁöºØ/±âµÕ¸¸Àִº¹µµ
breezeway : building :: stairway : floor
*stairway(°è´Ü)´Â Ãþ(floor, level)À» ¿¬°áÇÑ´Ù.
1/3=>BRISTLE[n.¾ï¼¾ÅÐ;v.(ÅÐ)°ïµÎ¼´Ù:¼º³»´Ù(SC)
bristle:anger :: vacillateµ¿¿äÇÏ´Ù:indecisionÁÖÀú
1/3=>broaden : width :: compact : density(v:n´ë»ó)
1/3=>BUCOLIC <> urban, sophisticated
palatial:hovel :: bucolic:city/metropolis (Çü<>¸í)
1/3=>BUGLE[bju:gl]n.(»ç³É¿ë)»ÔÇǸ®(bugle horn)±º´ë ³ªÆÈ;v.³ªÆÈÀ» ºÒ(¾î ¼ÒÁýÇÏ)´Ù
bugle:horn»ÔÇǸ®/³ªÆÈ:: cleaver½ÄÄ®:knife(A¡ôB)
2/7=>bulge : protuberant :: spike : pointed(1)
-spike:´ë¸ø, »ÏÁ·ÇѱݼÓ, ´ë¸øÀ¸·Î °íÁ¤½ÃÅ°´Ù
2/7=>BULLY
bully : intimidating :: sabotage : subverting
instigator : incite :: bully : browbeat
bully : scare ::apologist : depend
2/7=>bumble : grace :: waver : certainty
1/3=>BUNGLE <> bring off, do well, succeed, manage, accomplish
bungle : clumsiness :: (A have B)
bungle : ineptitude :: ( )
2/7=>buoyed <> unsupported
5/6=>BUOYANT <> ponderous, sinking,sinkable,lethargic,hangdog, aggrieved,leaden(1),depressed
buoyant:float :: flexible:bend(1):: heavy:droop
buoyant : sink :: tautÆØÆØÇÑ/±äÀåµÈ: sag(1):: insoluble : dissolve :: reliable : fail(Çü<>µ¿)
buoyance : float :: resilience : recover(plod : fatigue´ÂX)
1/4=>burlesque : mockery :: diatribe : abuse/denunciation
doggerel¾ûÅ͸®/±¤½Ã: verse :: burlesque : play
2/3=>BURNISH <> lackluster; lacking brightness, luster, or vitality; dull
numb : insensible :: burnish : lustrous
burnish : dull :: mar : flawless :: plane : rough
burnished : lackluster :: imperious : servile
1/4=>BUSTLE <> calm, peace, stillness, orderliness
bustle : move ::
2/7=>BUTTRESS <> challenge, contravene
buttress : support :: (1)
buttress : wall :: strut : wing :: bracket : shelf
buttress:edifice/building::splint:limb/fracture
aegisº¸È£/ÈÄ¿ø: protection :: buttress : support
1/3=>BYLINE
newspaper : byline :: letter : signature(1)
article : byline :: movie : credits
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