Antonym: apathetic, unexcited

Antonym: juncture, connection

Antonym: unimportant, trivial

Antonym: depressed, surly

Antonym: genuine, real

Antonym: agitation, chaos

Antonym: active, apparent, clear

Antonym: hindrance, separation

Antonym: steady

Antonym: sadness, mourning

Antonym: understate, belittle, discount

Antonym: to face, meet

Antonym: fail, flounder, struggle

Antonym: lengthy, wordy, verbose

Antonym: full, satisfied

Antonym: caring, interested

Antonym: decent, moral, virtuous

Antonym: assistance, help

Antonym: give

Complete: My friend, Morgan, is a(n) _____ when it comes to doing school work together because she always wants to check and double check my work a million times which drives me nuts.

Complete: The _____ of events in Book 9 of The Odyssey are Odysseus goes to fight in Troy, spends time on the sea, and then returns home

Complete: Sometimes small children will _____ from the cookie jar when no one is looking or if they're told "No."

Complete: After a heavy snowfall, the roads were in _____ need of being plowed.

Complete: The athlete was able to win the difficult race thanks to his _____.

Complete: As the rain forests continue to be cleared at a record pace, many feel it is an unnecessary _____ of the world's natural resources.

Complete: When I walked into the room, I was completely _____ because of the horrid mess.

Complete: I always found The Simpsons television show to be extremely ____, especially when Homer Simpson was involved in the dynamics.

Complete: "I would do _____ things to be able to meet Ed Sheeran," the enamored super-fan stated.

Complete: As a Michigan fan, I tend to block out the _____ between Lloyd Carr and Jim Harbaugh.

Complete: After the destruction hurricane, the insurance company failed to give the family _____ when they said that there was nothing they could do to help them recover.

Complete: My wife always tells me that I need to _____ the positives and stop focusing on the negatives in life.

Complete: How could you have the _____ to challenge me for my chair in band?

Complete: When at an expensive restaurant, I always remind my youngest that her _____ is extremely important when ordering. She even asked once if she could order in with an English accent.

Complete: It is _____ for the Packers to win the NFC Championship in order to make it to the Super Bowl this year after three straight failed attempts in that deciding game.

Complete: It is extremely _____ in Michigan when it is sixty degrees outside at the end of December.

Complete: Susan's trip to the darkest parts of the Amazon seemed to be a dangerous _____.

Complete: When the freshmen bribed me with packages of Oreos, I had no choice but to _____ to their wishes.

Complete: The waters _____ from the streets and into the drainage ponds a week after the storm had flooded them.

Complete: The store told Mr. Kemp that they were all out of tacos which made him extremely _____.

New Words in Context: I need to add COPIOUS amounts of cream, flavoring and sugar to my coffee in order for it to be tolerable since I don't like the taster or smell of coffee.

Copious most nearly means...

New Words in Context: The CACOPHONY coming from behind my daughter's door told me that she needed a lot more practice on the clarinet.

Cacophony most nearly means...

New Words in Context: Abraham Lincoln attempted to tear down a BASTION of bigotry, racism and hatred during his great proclamation that railed against the Confederacy.

Bastion most nearly means...

New Words in Context: The jealous student's EPICARICACY was on full display when he found out his rival classmate flunked the test.

Epicaricacy most nearly means...

New Words in Context: As the snow continued to fall and pile up over the windows blocking the view, the small child said, "Dad, there definitely is a SUPERFUOUS snowfall going on right now."

Superfluous most nearly means...

New Words in Context: The LOQUACIOUS old man went on and on about how much better things were in his day for what seemed like an eternity.

Loquacious most nearly means...

New Words in Context: Even though she felt like she was wronged, Emily took the PASSIVE approach and just let it go without causing any arguments.

Passive most nearly means...

New Words in Context: Fifty boring questions about vocabulary is quite possibly the most TRITE experience of my life.

Trite most nearly means...

New Words in Context: Everyone loved being around the GREGARIOUS young girl every time they saw her at the events.

Gregarious most nearly means...

New Words in Context: The PENSIVE child studied over the word problem about a train going 55 miles per hour and eventually solved its whereabouts.

Pensive most nearly means...