Something handed down from ancestors

(a)  

Anxiety and concern for the well-being of others

(a)  

To disable or disfigure

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To flow or fall back, as the tide

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Dependent upon chance, lacking a definite plan

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To approve or praise loudly

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A homeless person, orphaned child

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To corrupt or ruin by contaminating

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To brighten with light, make clear, rid of confusion

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One who has excess devotion/enthusiasm for a cause or idea

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Wet and filthy, as though having been dragged through mud

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To reject as untrue

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Extremely attentive to sensory input

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Having a hidden or secret meaning

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“in” or “not”

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“to remove” or “to reverse”

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“science of”

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“pertaining to” or “characteristic of”

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disorganized, unsystematic

(a)  

light, light up, clarify, enlighten

(a)  

mysterious, enigmatic

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radical, zealot

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applaud, extol, applause

(a)  

recession, decline, recede, fade

(a)  

disheveled, unkempt

(a)  

anxiety, disquiet, unease

(a)  

heritage

(a)  

infect, pollute, defile

(a)  

mutilate, wound

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deny, renounce, refute

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discerning, astute, sharp

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worry, apprehension, consideration, attentiveness

(a)  

Antonym for darken, dim, confuse, complicate

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Antonym for neat, dapper

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Antonym for surge, increase, escalate, rise

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Antonym for deride, criticize, disapproval, condemnation

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Antonym for orderly, organized, methodical

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Antonym for straightforward, frank

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Antonym for unbeliever, skeptic

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Antonym for heal, mend, repair

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Antonym for composure, equanimity, aplomb

(a)  

Antonym for clean, purify

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Antonym for obtuse, slow

(a)  

Antonym for comfort, calmness, negligence, disregard, abandonment

(a)  

Antonym for accept, knowledge

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Emotionally unrestrained and joyful

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to make less severe or painful

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incapable of correction or rehabilitation

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intense anger that is often vengeful

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to suppress with threat or force

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easily annoyed, irritable

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a person whose opinions conflict w/popular beliefs

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disrespectful toward what is considered sacred

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disinclined to speak out, reserved

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conversation between two people

(a)  

of or relating to the sky or heavens

(a)  

to signal, warn of, to forecast

(a)  

filthy, miserable, as from poverty

(a)  

violently disturbed, chaotic

(a)  

The homeless man had no choice but to sleep in (a)   conditions.

In mythology mortals generally feared the (a)   of the powerful gods.

The travel writer was (a)   in her praise of the luxurious cruise ship.

To help (a)   my guilt, I told the truth.

A black cat crossing your path is an incident which is said to (a)   bad luck.

Race relations in the town were quite (a)   after the white police officer was not indicted for killing the unarmed minority youth.

My grandmother is very religious and will kick you out of her house if you display (a)   behavior in any form.

Even after spending a year in jail, the young man remains (a)   and unafraid of the law.

In college our astronomy class took a trip to the top of a mountain to view a (a)   anomaly happening only once each four hundred years.

She was declared a (a)   and burnt at the stake for supposed witchcraft.

The (a)   revealed that the characters had a history of disagreement.

Rather than voice her political opinions, Eileen prefers to remain (a)   .

The military (a)   ed the revolt within a matter of hours.

Not wearing the school uniform in a private school is viewed as (a)   behavior.

Disregarding or defying tradition or standards

(a)  

When people are chewing with their mouth open I can get a (a)   attitude.

-ful

(a)  

pro-

(a)  

-ence

(a)  

-or

(a)  

Synonym for enthusiastic, excited, plentiful, bountiful

(a)  

Synonym for irreverent, profane

(a)  

Synonym for irredeemable, intractable

(a)  

Synonym for discourse, talk

(a)  

Synonym for dissident, rebel

(a)  

Synonym for relieve, ease

(a)  

Synonym for heavenly

(a)  

Synonym for restrained, taciturn

(a)  

Synonym for foreshadow, herald, indicate

(a)  

Synonym for rage, fury

(a)  

Synonym for fetid, unclean, foul, seedy, sleazy, repulsive

(a)  

Synonym for unconventional, alternative

(a)  

Synonym for crush, subdue, nullify, invalidate, annul

(a)  

Synonym for crabby, petulant

(a)  

Synonym for tumultuous, riotous, unstable

(a)  

Antonym for aggravate, worsen

(a)  

Antonym for lethargic, weary, frugal, sparse

(a)  

Antonym for pious

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Antonym for conformist

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Antonym for earthly, terrestrial

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Antonym for enable, strengthen, legalize, authorize

(a)  

Antonym for orderly, peaceful, calm

(a)  

Antonym for conventional, traditional, accepted

(a)  

Antonym for good-natured, easygoing

(a)  

Antonym for talkative, garrulous, chatty

(a)  

Antonym for clean, sanitary, sterile, decent, good, respectable

(a)  

Tiny grains of sand or stone, determination/courage

(a)  

Overcoming distrust or hostility through friendliness

(a)  

Humorously absurd and nonsensical

(a)  

Expecting only the worst or most negative

(a)  

To desire intensely, sometimes with sadness

(a)  

Felt as if one were taking part in the experiences/feelings of another person

(a)  

To rummage and steal

(a)  

A lessening or decrease

(a)  

A collection of short stories, poems or plays

(a)  

Understood by or meant for only a small group

(a)  

Continuous emission of light from a substance

(a)  

Simultaneous discharge of guns or canons

(a)  

To make more bearable, to ease

(a)  

Tedious and requiring little skill

(a)  

Not definite or permanent

(a)  

Due to the storm, the plane’s arrival time is (a)   .

The plan was to (a)   the home and take everything valuable.

When the jobless rate decreases, there is usually a (a)   in crime as well.

Drink plenty of water to (a)   dehydration.

The (a)   movie is about a dog that becomes the president of a country.

The poetry club published an (a)   of their favorite poems.

My paralyzed uncle takes (a)   pride in his son’s running achievements.

The mysterious (a)   on the hillside made the town folk certain the mysterious glowing was something to fear.

I so badly (a)   to travel, because I have never left Illinois.

Eric made an (a)   joke that only he and his brother understood.

What matters is (a)   , perseverance and some smart hard work.

Even though Henry hated fruit cake, he still accepted the (a)   gift from his neighbor.

As always, Luther’s (a)   attitude is causing him to believe he will not get the job.

Because Jake never graduated from high school, he is only qualified to do (a)   jobs.

A (a)   salute took place at the marine’s funeral.

-ent

(a)  

-ion

(a)  

-ism

(a)  

-ive

(a)  

pacifying, appeasing

(a)  

granules, gravel, guts, nerve, backbone, gnash, grate

(a)  

lessen

(a)  

ridiculous, preposterous

(a)  

reduction, attenuation

(a)  

arcane, obscure, cryptic

(a)  

compilation

(a)  

barrage, bombardment, fusillade

(a)  

long, ache, crave

(a)  

boring, humble

(a)  

negative, cynical

(a)  

provisional, indefinite

(a)  

plunder, pillage

(a)  

Antonym for antagonistic, hostile

(a)  

Antonym for fear, cowardice

(a)  

Antonym for rational, reasonable

(a)  

Antonym for aggravate, worsen

(a)  

Antonym for growth, increase

(a)  

Antonym for mainstream, typical, exoteric

(a)  

Antonym for optimistic, hopeful

(a)  

Antonym for definite, certain, confirmed

(a)  

Antonym for exciting, remarkable

(a)