Abridge
v. to make shorter
synonyms: shorten, condense, abbreviate
antonyms: expand, enlarge, augment
Adherent
n. a follower, supporter
adj. attach, sticking to
synonyms: n. disciple
antonyms: n. opponent, adversary, critic, detractor
Altercation
n. an angry argument
synonyms: quarrel, dispute, squabble
antonyms: agreement, accord
Cherubic
adj. resembling and angel protrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round or chubby face; sweet and innocent
synonyms: angelic, seraphic, beatific
antonyms: impish, devilish, diabolic, fiendish
Condone
v. to pardon or overlook
synonms: ignore, wink at, turn a blind eye to
antonyms: censure, condemn, disapprove, deprecate
Dissent
v. to disagree
n. dissagreement
synonyms: v. differ, dispute
antonyms: v. agree, concur
n. unanimity, harmony
Eminent
adj. famous, outstanding, distinguished, projecting
synonyms: illustrious, renowned
antonyms: obscure, nameless, unsung, lowly, humble
Exorcise
v. to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome,menacing, or oppressive
synonyms: expel, dispel
Fabricate
v. to make, manufacture; to make up, invent
synonyms: put together, devise, contrive, concoct
antonyms: take apart, undo, destroy, demolish
Irate
adj. angry
synonyms: incensed, infuriated, enraged, livid
antonyms: calm, composed, cool, unruffled
Marauder
n. a raider, plunderer
synonyms: looter, pirate, freebooter
Obesity
n. excessive fatness
synonyms: serious overweight, extreme corpulence
antonyms: emaciation, guantness, scrawniness
Pauper
n. an extremly poor person
synonyms: destitute person
antonyms: millionaire, tycoon
Pilfer
v. to steal in small quantities
synonyms: filch, rob, swipe, purlion
Rift
n. a spilt, break, breach
synonyms: crack, fissure, gap, cleft
antonyms: reconciliation
Semblance
n. a likeness; an outward appearence; an apparition
synonyms: appearence, air, aura, veneer, facade
antonyms: dissimilitary, contrast total lack
Surmount
v. to overcome, rise above
synonyms: conquer, triumph over
antonyms: be vanquished, be defeated, succumb to
Terminate
v. to bring to an end
synonyms: conclude, finish, discontinue
antonyms: begin, commence, initiate
Trite
adj. commonplace; overuse, stale
synonyms: banal, hackeyed, corny
antonyms: original, novel, fresh
Usurp
v. to seize and hold a position by force or without right
synonyms: seize illegally, commandeer, supplant