Auxiliary (adj)
Giving assistance or support
Auxiliary (adj)syn
Additional
Auxiliary (adj) ant
Main
Auxiliary (noun)
A help aid
Auxiliary (noun) syn
Reserve
Candid
Frank, sincere; impartial; unposed
Candid syn
Forthright
Candid ant
Insincere
Cubicle
A small room or compartment
cubicle syn
Hole in the wall
Cubicle ant
Vast hall
Drudgery
Work that is hard and tiresome
Drudgery syn
Toil
Drudgery ant
Play
Envoy
A representative or messenger
Envoy syn
Ambassador
Escalate
To elevate; to increase in intensity
Escalate syn
Raise
Escalate ant
Decrease
Expedient (noun)
A means to an end
Epedient (noun) syn
Contrivance
Expedient (adj)
Advantageous, useful
Expedient (adj) syn
Serviceable
Expedient (adj) ant
Inconvenient
Feign
To pretend
Feign syn
Fake
Flair
A natural quality, talent or skill; a distinctive style
Flair syn
Bent
Flair ant
Inability
Grievous
Causing sorrow or pain; serious
Grievous syn
Painful
Grievous ant
Joyful
Heterogenous
Composed of different kinds, diverse
Heterogenous syn
Miscellaneous
Hetergenous ant
Uniform
Horde
Vast number (as of people);a throng
Horde syn
Crowd
Horde ant
Few
Impel
To force, drive forward
Impel syn
Urge
Impel ant
Discourage
Incredulous
Disbelieveing, skeptical
Incredulous syn
Mistrustful
Incredulous ant
Believing
Inscribe
To write or engrave; to enter a name on a list
Inscribe syn
Enroll
Inscribe ant
Erase
Monologue
A speech by one actor; a long talk by one person
Monologue syn
soliloquy
Monologue ant
Conversation
Prognosis
A forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation
prognosis syn
Projection
Rasping (adj)
With a harsh, grating sound
Rasping (adj) syn
Scraping
Rasping (adj) ant
Smooth
Rasping (noun)
A harsh sound
Repugnant
Offensive, disagreeable, distasteful
Repugnant syn
Hatedul
Repugnant ant
Pleasing
Scuttle (Verb)
To sink a ship by cutting holes into it; to get rid of something in a decisive way; to run hastily, scurry
Scuttle (verb) syn
Abandon
Scuttle (verb) ant
Keep afloat
Scuttle (noun)
A pail