| A | B |
|---|
| abdicate | To resign |
| abdicate | syn. step down |
| abdicate | ant. retain |
| bestow | To give as a gift |
| bestow | syn. grant |
| bestow | ant. recive |
| capacious | Able to hold much |
| capacious | syn. spacious |
| capacious | ant. cramped |
| caustic | Able to burn or eat by chemical action |
| caustic | syn. burning |
| caustic | ant. bland |
| crusade | Strong movement to advance or idea |
| crusade | syn. campiagn |
| ceface | To injure or destroy the surface or apperance of |
| ceface | syn. mar |
| ceface | ant. repair |
| embargo | An order forbidding the trade in or movement of commercial goods |
| embargo | syn. stoppage |
| fallacy | A false notion or believe |
| fallacy | syn. misconciption |
| fallacy | ant. logic |
| levity | a lack of seriousness or earnestess, especially about things that should be treated with resspect; buoyance, lightness in weight |
| levity | syn. giddyness, flippancy, frivolity, fickleness |
| levity | ant. seriousness, humorlessness, solemnity |
| mendicant | beggar; depending on begging for a living |
| mendicant | syn. panhandler |
| mendicant | ant. millionaire, philanthropist |
| nauseate | to make sick to the stomach; to fill with disgust |
| nauseate | syn. sicken, disgust |
| nauseate | ant. delight, tikle pink |
| negate | to nullify, deny, bring to nothing |
| negate | syn. cancle, invalidate, annul |
| negate | ant. affirm, confirm, corroborate, buttress |
