Synonym

inhibit

• release

• prohibit

• reduce

• fascinate

alter

• prevent

• gather

• construct

• change

American poet James Merrily received critical acclaim for his work entitled Jim's Book.

• advice

• praise

• disapproval

• attention

A revolution in women's fashion during the second half of the twentieth century made trousers acceptable for almost all activities.

• available

• permissible

• attractive

• ideal

No fan, electric or otherwise, actually cools the air.

• truly

• haphazardly

• persistently

• continuously

The climate of Chicago is subject to abrupt changes of weather.

• sudden

• extreme

• adverse

• disruptive

Swallows are among the most agile passerine birds.

• energetic

• frail

• beautiful

• nimble

Shrimping in Mississippi's tidal areas is not allowed during the summer months.

• worthwhile

• permitted

• encouraged

• appealing

With the advent of cable television and the use of satellites for broadcasting, television reception improved.

• arrival

• refinement

• distribution

• advantage

Most tadpoles are vegetarians, albeit those of some species are carnivorous.

• although

• simply

• supposedly

• since