Abandon
Definition: leave something behind.
Synonyms: Relinquish,Resign, Forgo, Discontinue, Waive, Abdicate, Leave, Quit, Evacuate, Discard
Antonyms: Pursue, Chase, Hunt, Prosecute, Follow
Abash
Definition: feel embarrassed or ill at ease
Synonyms: humiliate, humble, debase, degrade, reduce, depress, mortify, denigrate, embarrass, disconcert
Antonyms: self-esteem,self-love, self-praise, complacency, immodesty
Abbreviate
Definition: abbreviate is to use a shortened form of something, such as a word or phrase, to represent the full form.
Synonyms: Abridge, condense, contract, shorten, curtail
Antonyms: Lengthen, extend, elongate, stretch, prolong
Abduct
Definition: illegally take away a person by using force or coercion.
Synonyms: Kidnap, carry off, steal
Antonyms: deliver, give away, surrender
Aberration
Definition: something that is abnormal or unexpected such as a strange action or mental state.
Synonyms: deviation, variation, distortion, disorientation, error
Antonyms: Truth, sanity
Abet
Definition: support or help with an action, usually an illegal one.
Synonyms: aid, assist, support, encourage, incite
Antonyms: intercept, restrict, restraint, inhibit, block, close, affect, prohibit
Abhor
Definition: really hate something or someone.
Synonyms: Hate, dislike, detest, loathe, despise
Antonyms: Love, fondness, liking, inclination, desire, admiration, affection, attachment, yearning, passion
Abiding
Definition: Something lasting a long time.
Synonyms: everlasting, constant, continuing, durable, enduring, eternal, immortal, permanent
Antonyms: brief, fleeting, momentary, short-lived, temporary
Ability
Definition: having the ability to do something.
Synonyms: power, skill, competence, competency, capacity, efficiency, capability, aptitude, faculty, talent
Antonyms: impotence, incompetence, weakness, incapability
Abject
Definition: something that is very bad or miserable.
Synonyms: degraded, contemptible, miserable, wretched, base, mean, worthless
Antonyms: presumption, pomposity, snobbery, domineering, defiance
Abjure
Definition: take back something
Synonyms: Forswear, renounce, relinquish, abandon, recant
Antonyms: desire, like, worship, long for, wish, earn
Abnormal
Definition: Something unusual or not ordinary.
Synonyms: aberrant, eccentric, irregular, anomalous, insane, monstrous
Antonyms: Sanity, conformity, soundness, reason, rationality, normality, lucidity.
Abolish
Definition: destroy, get rid of or to stop something
Synonyms: annul, cancel, nullify, abrogate, exterminate
Antonyms: approve, retain, continue, fabricate , build , erect , establish, achieve, complete
Abominate
Definition: hate or have contempt for something.
Synonyms: hate, abhor, detest, dislike, loathe
Antonyms: admire, adore, cherish, dot on, esteem, love, revere
Above
Definition: something that is higher or overhead.
Synonyms: over, atop, upon, exceeding, beyond, higher than, on top of
Antonyms: elow, beneath, under, underneath, inferior
Absent
Definition: not in attendance or missing.
Synonyms: Missing, Away, gone, lacking, not present
Antonyms: Attendant, Present, alert, attentive, aware
Absolve
Definition: set or declare free from blame, guilt, or responsibility.
Synonyms: Forgive, Acquit, Clear, Deliver, Discharge, exempt,pardon, release, remit, shrive
Antonyms: Blame, Censure, Charge, Convict, Denounce, Excoriate, Reprehend
Absolute
Definition: Something 100 percent complete with no exceptions
Synonyms: Arbitrary, Compulsory, Haughty, Positive, Arrogant, Controlling, Imperative, Supreme, Authoritative, Despotic
Antonyms: Accountable, Contingent, Lenient, Mild, Docile, Limited, Responsible, Complaint, Lowly, Submission
Absorb
Definition: take in or soak up
Synonyms: Spend, Waste, Squander, Destroy, Exhaust
Antonyms: Save, Hoard, Reserve, Pressure
Abstain
Definition: restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something.
Synonyms: Forbear, Refrain, Desist, Withhold, resist
Antonyms: Pursue, Adopt, Persist, Offer
Abstract
Definition: something that is not physical or concrete.
Synonyms: Abstruse, Arcane, Complex, Conceptual, Deep, Hypothetical, Indefinite
Antonyms: Concrete, Definite, Factual, Real, Specific
Absurd
Definition: something that is so untrue or impossible it is funny.
Synonyms: Foolish, Stupid, Ridiculous, Irrational, Senseles
Antonyms: Logical, Sound, Rational, Sensible, Consistent
Abundance
Definition: a very large quantity of something.
Synonyms: Plenty, Affluence, Ampleness, Bounty, Copiousness, Plentitude
Antonyms: Dearth, Deficiency, Need, Paucity
Abusive
Definition: something that is improperly used or someone that causes harm.
Synonyms: Insulting, Calumniating, Castigating, Contumelious, Disparaging, Libelous, Maligning
Antonyms: Approving, Complimentary, Eulogistic, Laudatory, Praising
Accept
Definition: receive or agree to an object or idea.
Synonyms: Believe, Take, Assent, Agree, Honor
Antonyms: Disbelieve, Refuse, Reject, Disagree, Non-consent
Accidental
Definition: happening by chance, unintentionally
Synonyms: Unintentional, Adventitious, Casual, Chance, Contingent, Fortuitous
Antonyms: Intended, Intentional, Planned, Prepared, Foreseen
Accompany
Definition: go along with someone else or to go with something else.
Synonyms: Escort, Join, Attend, Chaperon, Conduct
Antonyms: Discard, Leave, Abandon
Accomplish
Definition: achieve or complete successfully.
Synonyms: Achieve, Attain, Complete, Conclude, Effectuate, Finish, Perform, Fulfill
Antonyms: Fail, Fall, Short, Forsake, Give up
Accumulate
Definition: to gather together over time.
Synonyms: Assemble, Gather, Congregate, Rally, Hoard, Store
Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Broadcast, Spread, Dissipate
Accurate
Definition: free from any errors.
Synonyms: Correct , Precise, Exact, Nice, Right, True
Antonyms: Incorrect, Inaccurate, Inexact, Wrong, False
Accuse
Definition: charge with an offense or crime.
Synonyms: Allege, Arraign, Attribute, Blame, Censure, Cite
Antonyms: Absolve, Defend, Exonerate, Vindicate
Achieve
Definition: to gain with effort
Synonyms: Attain, Accomplish, Do, Win, Effect, Fulfill, Gain
Antonyms: Fail, Miss, Miscarry, Loss, Give in
Acknowledge
Definition: state that something is real, factual or true.
Synonyms: Admit, Own, Profess, Deny, Disown
Antonyms: Contradict, Foreswear, Deny, Disown, Disclaim
Acme
Definition: someone or something is best, perfect, or most successful.
Synonyms: High point, Apex, Climax, Crest, Crown, Culmination, Optimum
Antonyms: Bottom. Depths, Low point, Minimum, Zero
Acquire
Definition: get or to come into control
Synonyms: Achieve, Amass, Attain, Collect, Earn, Gain
Antonyms: Give up, Lose, Relinquish, Renounce
Acquit
Definition: free from a criminal charge
Synonyms: Absolve, Deliver, Discharge , Exculpate, Exonerate, Free
Antonyms: Blame, Charge, Condemn, Convict, Sentence
Active
Definition: Something is moving in motion or changing.
Synonyms: Busy, Bustling, Engaged, Hard-working, Alert, Animated
Antonyms: Dormant, Dull, Idle, Inactive, Inoperative, Lazy, Slow
Acute
Definition: Something very serious, severe or extreme.
Synonyms: Serious, Critical, Crucial, Grave, Decisive, Important
Antonyms: Dense, Dim, Dim-witted, Dull, Obtuse
Adamant
Definition: something that will never be changed.
Synonyms: Firm, Fixed, Immovable,Inexorable, Inflexible, Insistent,Intransigent, Obdurate, Relentless
Antonyms: Compliant, Compromising, Easy-going, Flexible, Lax
Actual
Definition: existing now or real.
Synonyms: Authentic, Real, Certain
Antonyms: Fabulous, Virtual, Unreal
Adapt
Definition: make something suitable for a new use or purpose
Synonyms: Fit, Regulate, Conform, Suit
Antonyms: Misfit, Irregularities, Differ, Disagree
Adjust
Definition: change something to a better fit
Synonyms: Arrange, Set right, Regulate, Accommodate
Antonyms: Displace, Disarrange, Dislocate, Disconnect, Derange
Admire
Definition: regard with respect or warm approval.
Synonyms: Applaud, Extol, Approve, Praise
Antonyms: Despise, Blame, Condemn, Disapprove
Admit
Definition: allow someone or something to access.
Synonyms: Own, Avow, Grant, Concede, Give
Antonyms: Disown, Disavow, Deny, Dispute, Disclaim
Adopt
Definition: legally take another's child and bring it up as one's own.
Synonyms: Accept, Appropriate, Approve, Assume, Embrace
Antonyms: Abandon, Abnegate, Give up, Reject, Disclaim
Adore
Definition: Love and respect so deeply.
Synonyms: Admire, Bow to, Cherish, Honor, Glorify
Antonyms: Abhor, Abominate, Despise, Detest, Execrate, Hate
Adversity
Definition: Adversity means something much difficulties.
Synonyms: Affliction, Misery, Poverty, Misfortune
Antonyms: Prosperity, Lick, Fortune, Happiness, Progress
Advise
Definition: offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
Synonyms: Warn, Admonish, Recommend, Suggest
Antonyms: Dissuade, Restrain, Hinder, Discourage, Criticize
Affable
Definition: a person who is friendly or easy to talk
Synonyms: Amiable, Amicable, Benevolent, Benign, Congenial, Sociable, Gracious
Antonyms: Distant, Haughty, Ride, Surly, Unfriendly, Ungracious, Unpleasant
Affecting
Definition: touching the emotions
Synonyms: Touching, Melting, Moving, Pathetic, Eloquent, Impressive, Changing
Antonyms: Amusing, Droll, Ridiculous, Absurd, Funny, Comic
Afraid
Definition: filled with fear or regret.
Synonyms: Frightened, Scared, Fearful, Panicky, Fainthearted
Antonyms: Brave, Bold, Courageous, Unafraid, Daring
Alarming
Definition: makes suddenly afraid or anxious
Synonyms: Frightful, Terrible, Ominous
Antonyms: Hopeful, Bright, Auspicious
Allay
Definition: diminish or put at rest
Synonyms: Ease, Lighten, Abate, Relieve, Palliate
Antonyms: Aggravate, Enhance, Worsen, Heighten
Almighty
Definition: having unlimited power
Synonyms: Absolute, All-powerful, Invincible, Omnipotent, Supreme, Unlimited
Antonyms: Helpless, Impotent, Powerless, Weak, Insignificant, Poor
Alone
Definition: having no one else present
Synonyms: Deserted, Desolate, Forlorn, Lonely, Single, Lone, Isolated
Antonyms: Accompanied, Assisted, Escorted, Helped, Joint, Together
Amazing
Definition: full of wonder or excitement.
Synonyms: Extraordinary, Surprising, Miraculous, Marvelous, Wondrous
Antonyms: Ordinary, Normal, Common, Everyday, Commonplace, Average, Usual
Ambition
Definition: motivation achieve something.
Synonyms: Desire, Wish, Hope, Intention, Goal, Destination, Aim
Antonyms: Indifference, Purposelessness, Aimlessness, Hopelessness
Amorous
Definition: something relating to sexual desire.
Synonyms: Affectionate, Amatory, Attached, Enamored, Erotic, Fond, Impassioned
Antonyms: Distant, Frigid, Frosty, Indifferent, Passionless
Ample
Definition: more than enough
Synonyms: Full, Unlimited, Sufficient, Large, Spacious
Antonyms: Scarce, Short, Limited, Insufficient, Small, Narrow
Amuse
Definition: find something funny
Synonyms: Please, Entertain, Charm, Cheer
Antonyms: Bore, Annoy, Tire, Fatigue
Animated
Definition: seem to have life or be lively
Synonyms: Active, Dynamic, Energetic, Enthusiastic, Excited, Passionate, Quick
Antonyms: Boring, Depressed, Inactive, Lifeless, Passive
Annexation
Definition: something territory
Synonyms: Increase, Expansion, Supplement, Extension, Appendix
Antonyms: Decrease, Contraction, Diminution, Reduction, Fall
Annoy
Definition: something irritating.
Synonyms: Worry, Trouble, Disturb, Bother, Harass, Tease
Antonyms: Please, Charm, Oblige, Gratify, Gladden, Delight
Answer
Definition: response to a question
Synonyms: Reply, Repartee, Response, Solution
Antonyms: Query, Interrogation, Defiance, Question
Anxiety
Definition: feeling of being nervous or worried
Synonyms: Restlessness, Apprehension, Disquiet, Worry, Misgiving, Foreboding, Concern
Antonyms: Assurance, Calmness, Confidence, Security, Equanimity
Aplomb
Definition: self-confidence or assurance
Synonyms: Balance, Confidence, Coolness, Stability, Self-confidence
Antonyms: Awkwardness, Chagrin, Confusion, Discomfiture, Embarrassment, Self-consciousness
Apparent
Definition: clearly visible or understood
Synonyms: Bold, Clear, Distinct, Evident, Manifest, Obvious, Open, Patent
Antonyms: Ambiguous, Doubtful, Dubious, Hazy, Indefinite, Indistinct, Obscure, Uncertain, Unclear
Appearance
Definition: something looks
Synonyms: Sight, View, Show, Outlook, Scene, Scenery, Picture, Landscape
Antonyms: Formless, Distorted, Skeleton
Appreciation
Definition: enjoyment of the good qualities of something
Synonyms: Love, Regard, Respect, Praise
Antonyms: Hate, Disrespect, Disregard, Condemn, Disapprove
Appropriate
Definition: something right for the purpose.
Synonyms: Confiscate, Take , Allot, Correct
Antonyms: Release, Open, Incorrect
Approve
Definition: something accept as satisfactory.
Synonyms: Admire, Appreciate, Like, Respect, Accept, Allow, Confirm. Bless
Antonyms: Blame, Condemn, Deplore, Disapprove, Dislike, Disallow, Veto
Apt
Definition: something appropriate or suitable.
Synonyms: Suitabl, Fitting, Liable, Likely, Ready, Correct, Proper, Relevant
Antonyms: Improper, Inapplicable, Inapposite, Infelicitous, Irrelevant, Awkward, Clumsy, Dull, Incompetent
Ascent
Definition: walk to the summit of a mountain
Synonyms: Further, Go forward, Progress, Proceed
Antonyms: Bend, Go backward, Regress, Recede, Descend
Associate
Definition: Somebody who is at a junior level in an company.
Synonyms: Connect, Ally, Relate, Link
Antonyms: Disconnect, Separate, Defy, Disconnect
Assure
Definition: tell something confidently
Synonyms: Ensure , Guarantee, Certify, Uphold, Encourage, Promise
Antonyms: Imperil, Unsettle, Discourage, Mislead
Assume
Definition: Something without proof.
Synonyms: Pretend, Affect, Feign, Suppose, Presume, Simulate
Antonyms: Abandon, Discard, Reprove, Substantiate, Confirm, Verify
Astonish
Definition: Something surprising or impressive.
Synonyms: Surprise, Amaze, Startle, Confound
Antonyms: Forewarn, Caution, Warn, Threaten
Attach
Definition: make someone connected personally.
Synonyms: Unite, Link, Join, Combine
Antonyms: Disunite, Separate, Cut, Divide, Detach
Attract
Definition: offering something interesting.
Synonyms: Charm, Draw, Engage, Fascinate, Induce, Interest, Invite, Lure,Tempt
Antonyms: Disgust, Repel, Repulse, Reject, Rebuff, Detest
Augment
Definition: make something greater, large or bigger.
Synonyms: Amplify, Boost, Build up, Enhance, Enlarge, Expand, Extend, Grow
Antonyms: Contract, Curtail, Decrease, Diminish, Lessen, Lower, Reduce, Shrink
Attention
Definition: keeping someone's mind focused on something.
Synonyms: Care, Regard, Notice
Antonyms: Absence, Distraction, Remission
Authority
Definition: controlling an area or certain activities.
Synonyms: Power, Right, Jurisdiction, Control, Command, Rule, Sway
Antonyms: Submission, Obedience, Subjection, Slavery
Avoidance
Definition: a process of staying away from something or someone.
Synonyms: Retract, Abstinence, Escape, Regression
Antonyms: Continuation, Firmness, Pursuit, Discipline
Awkward
Definition: a situation which is uncomfortable.
Synonyms: Unskilled, Rough , Ponderous, Bungling
Antonyms: Skillful, Dexterous, Clever, Adept
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