to bypass or go around; to avoid by cleverness

secret

merciful, lenient; mild

a worn-out idea or overused expression

to force a person to do something against his or her will

to work with another toward a goal; to cooperate with an enemy invader

attractive or handsome; pleasing to the sight

pleased with oneself or one's deeds

to be of the same opinion; to agree with

Synonym to Circumspect

Antonym to Circumspect

Synonym to Circumvent

Antonym to Circumvent

Synonym to Clandestine

Antonym of Clandestine

Synonym to Clement

Antonym to Clement

Synonym to Cliche

Synonym for Coerce

Synonym for Collaborate

Antonym for Comely

Antonyn for Complacent

Synonym for Complacent

Synonym for Concur

Antonym for Concur

It is a good idea to be _____________ of buying a previously owned computer.

Although he did not tell a lie, he did ______________ my question by claiming that he could no remember what happened the night before.

Romeo and Juliet were forced to hold _____________ meetings because of their parents' feud.

Despite the abhorrent nature of the crime, the judge handed down a surprisingly _________ sentence.

While the candidate had promised new ideas, he soon began to use the same old ________.

People sometimes feel ________ to do something because of peer pressure.

Although he did not have the courage to actively oppose the Nazis, he did not ___________ with them.

The writer would often refer to his beautiful heroine as a "_________ lass"

Though he was friendly, Al tended to be a little too ____________ for me.

He said that three hours was too long for a lecture, and we all _________.