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| abhor | to hate; to dislike intensely |
| abhor SYN | despise, hate, loathe, detest |
| abhor ANT | admire, cherish |
| aggrandize | to make great or greater, as in number or size; to augment |
| aggrandize SYN | glorify, heighten, embellish, magnify |
| aggrandize ANT | belittle, disgrace, degrade |
| animosity | strong hatred; feeling of hostility |
| animosity SYN | malice, resentment, enmity, antipathy |
| animosity ANT | goodwill, love |
| censure | to disapprove; to scold; negative judgment; a rebuke |
| censure SYN | blame, disapproval, reprimand, reproach |
| censure ANT | approval, praise |
| concur | to agree; to coincide |
| concur SYN | collaborate, cooperate, accede, acquiesce |
| concur ANT | dispute, object |
| congenial | friendly and sociable; compatible |
| congenial SYN | harmonious, sociable, genial, amicable |
| congenial ANT | disagreeable, unfriendly |
| cursory | hasty and inattentive; quick and shallow |
| cursory SYN | superficial, brief |
| cursory ANT | complete, thorough |
| digress | to stray away from the main topic while speaking or writing |
| digress SYN | deviate, diverge, drift |
| digress ANT | stay |
| ephemeral | temporary; fleeting; short-lived |
| ephemeral SYN | transient, evanescent, fleeting, temporary |
| ephemeral ANT | enduring, permanent |
| fallible | liable to make an error or mistake |
| fallible SYN | errant, erroneous, impeachable |
| fallible ANT | perfect, reliable |
| gratis | free; without charge or payment |
| gratis SYN | complimentary |
| gratis ANT | expensive, costly |
| innocuous | harmless; not hurtful |
| innocuous SYN | insipid, banal, inane |
| innocuous ANT | damaging, harmful |
| mitigate | to make milder; to become less severe |
| mitigate SYN | alleviate, assuage, mollify, pacify |
| mitigate ANT | aggravate, intensify |
| ominous | threatening; foreboding; suggestive of something bad |
| ominous SYN | portentous, inauspicious |
| ominous ANT | promising, auspicious |
| omnipotent | all powerful; having unlimited power; uncontrollable |
| omnipotent SYN | almighty, indomitable |
| omnipotent ANT | impotent, weak |
| precursor | that which came before; that which precedes another |
| precursor SYN | antecedent, forerunner, predecessor |
| precursor ANT | sequel |
| provincial | narrow in scope; limited; countrified |
| provincial SYN | rustic, insular |
| provincial ANT | liberal, modern |
| renegade | one who violates the rules; a deserter; wild; uncontrollable |
| renegade SYN | maverick, apostate, traitorous |
| renegade ANT | follower, submissive |
| supersede | to replace; to substitute something superior in place of |
| supersede SYN | supplant |
| supersede ANT | lower, submit |
| viable | possible; workable; able to be accomplished |
| viable SYN | feasible |
| viable ANT | impossible, unreasonable |
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