abuse
(n.) improper, wrong, or cruel treatment;
insulting language
(v.) to put to bad use;
to hurt or damage by treating badly
appliance
(n.) a machine or tool used to do a household job
confirm
(v.) to agree or prove that something is true;
to make sure, remove any doubt
daze
(v.) to stun or confuse
(n.) a state of confusion
flimsy
(adj.) not strong or solid;
poorly made;
not convincing
gauge
(n.) a standard measure used to tell size, thickness, and so on;
an instrument used to measure
(v.) to measure;
to estimate
migrant
(n.) an animal or person that moves from one region to another as the seasons change;
a farmworker who moves seasonally to pick different crops
neutral
(adj.) not taking any side in a disagreement or war;
in-between, lacking distinction;
not in gear
pitiless
(adj.) showing no sorrow or regret for another's suffering or troubles
presentable
(adj.) fit to be seen or inspected
rotate
(v.) to turn around a central point;
to alternate
shred
(n.) a thin strip;
a tiny piece or amount
(v.) to rip up;
to cut or tear into thin strips or small pieces
synonyms: abuse
misuse, mistreatment, to harm, injure, to insult
antonyms: abuse
care, support, to cherish, honor, praise
synonyms: appliance
a device, utensil, contraption, gadget
synonyms: confirm
to verify, support, assure, to check
synonyms: daze
to numb, shock, astound, baffle, bewilder, to trance, stupor
synonyms: flimsy
thin, light, weak, rickety, feeble, shabby, shoddy
antonyms: flimsy
strong, sturdy, sound, convincing
synonyms: gauge
to scale, rule, yardstick
synonyms: migrant
a traveler, nomad, drifter
synonyms: neutral
uninvolved, uncommitted, impartial, open-minded, indefinite, vague
antonyms: neutral
involved, committed, opinionated, heated, bold
synonyms: pitiless
cold, merciless, heartless, unsparing, cruel
antonyms: pitiless
kind hearted, merciful, sympathetic
synonyms: presentable
suitable, proper, respectable, passable
antonyms: presentable
shabby, improper, unfit, unacceptable
synonyms: rotate
to circle, twirl, spin, to change, switch
synonyms: shred
to scrap, tatter, bit, fragment
antonyms: shred
a whole, to fix, mend, repair
The ______ of power is a danger in any government.
abuse
If you _______ your privileges, they may be taken away.
abuse
It seemed an awfully big claim for such a little ______.
appliance
The press secretary refused to ______ the report.
confirm
Some predators _______ their prey with a blow to the head.
daze
When I heard that I had won the prize, I walked around in a ______.
daze
I don't think my teacher believed my _______ excuse for not doing my homework.
flimsy
A rain _______ measures rainfall.
gauge
The cat seemed to _______ the distance before jumping onto the windowsill.
gauge
We passed a field full of ________ picking berries.
migrant
Switzerland remained _______ in World Wars 1 and 2.
neutral
The audience booed the ________ villain.
pitiless
My parents insisted that I wear _______ clothing.
presentable
Do you know how long it takes Earth to _______ once?
rotate
Not a _______ of evidence was found.
shred
The aid will _____ the company's old files.
shred