Irksome, lifeless; (adj, V)

sorry for, feel for. ANTONYMS: (v)

small, sensible, reasonable, little,

monotonous, arid, dry.

disapprove, disregard

believable, easy, stocky

ANTONYMS: (adj) exciting, varied,

syndicate: (n) cartel, league,

tanner: (n) artificer, artisan, coin,

easy, readable, lively, entertaining,

association, ring, union, group,

craftsman, journeyman

enthralling, brisk, concise, exotic,

Riksdag, consistory, gang, alliance,

task: (n) job, assignment, duty, labor,

pleasant

chapter

commission, charge, enterprise,

teeming: (adj) abundant, profuse,

system: (adj, n) method,

project, stint, occupation; (n, v)

swarming, crowded, overflowing,

arrangement; (n) network, plan,

exercise

exuberant, copious, plentiful,

organization, order, structure,

taste: (n, v) relish, sample, smack,

productive, prolific, multitudinous.

means, process, form, frame.

touch; (n) flavor, liking, penchant,

ANTONYMS: (adj) deserted,

ANTONYMS: (n) part,

morsel, bit, drop, fondness.

lacking, needing, wanting, clear,

disorganization, cog, disarray

ANTONYMS: (n) dislike,

scarce, scanty

table: (n) board, schedule, chart,

tastelessness, disinclination, hate,

teeth: (v) mortar and pestle, gristmill,

stand, list, desk, plateau, platen; (v)

lot, coarseness, uncouthness; (v)

nutmeg grater, grater, file, arrastra,

defer, shelve, postpone.

abstain, refrain

rasp, mill, unguis, tentacle; (n) gear

ANTONYMS: (v) decide, vote,

tasteless: (adj) bland, flavorless, flat,

teeth

withdraw

flashy, flavourless, gaudy, vulgar,

telephone: (v) call, ring, call up, give

tablecloth: (n) duster, napery, rag,

weak, dull, watery, stale.

a call, wireless telephone; (n, v)

table linen

ANTONYMS: (adj) tasty, strong,

telegraph; (n) telephony, earpiece,

tack: (v) affix, attach, fasten, veer; (n,

delicious, couth, moral, fitting, nice,

radiophone, radiotelephone,

v) baste, shift, turn; (n) pin, tache,

flavorful, appetizing, attractive,

handset

brad; (adj, v) sew. ANTONYMS: (v)

lively

tell: (n, v) disclose, impart, count; (v)

separate, detach

taught: (adj) instructed, educated,

relate, reveal, recount, divulge,

taken: (adj) occupied, full,

schooled, instruct, well-bred,

explain, communicate; (adj, v)

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declare, express. ANTONYMS: (v)

yourself; (n) yourselves

vacuity, vacancy, concrete,

request, misunderstand, estimate,

thereabouts: (adj, adv) about; (adv)

thoughtlessness, inattention,

listen, figure, guess, withhold,

nearly, generally, around,

impulsiveness, certainty, neglect,

conceal, suppress, confuse

approximately, in the region of,

trust

telling: (adj, v) significant; (adj)

more or less, something like, almost,

thoughtfully: (adv) considerately,

revealing, emphatic, impressive,

so; (adv, n) hereabouts

carefully, kindly, reflectively,

effectual, effective, pregnant, cogent;

therefore: (adv) thence, so, hence,

meditatively, attentively, solemnly,

(n) relation, recounting, notice.

accordingly, as a result, thus, for

contemplatively, seriously,

ANTONYMS: (adj) secretive,

that reason; (conj) since, because,

prudently, cautiously. ANTONYMS:

unimportant, insignificant, hidden

then, ergo

(adv) unsympathetically,

temper: (adj, v) moderate, soften,

thersites: (n) satirist, slanderer,

unthinkingly, carelessly,

mitigate, harden; (n) character,

backbiter, calumniator, defamer,

contentedly, rashly, inconsiderately,

disposition, humor, nature; (v)

lampooner, libeler, traducer, sir

selfishly, meanly, insensitively,

modify, season, qualify.

Benjamin backbite

tactlessly, cruelly

ANTONYMS: (n, v) upset; (v)

thick: (adj) compact, stupid,

thoughtless: (adj, v) careless,

soften, agitate, excite, flex, bend,

crowded, slow, opaque, dull, heavy,

heedless, rash, improvident; (adj)

increase; (n) composure, happiness,

stocky, deep, close, familiar.

reckless, inattentive, hasty,

wrath, equanimity

ANTONYMS: (adj) thin, intelligent,

unthinking, negligent, neglectful,

temperament: (n) character, nature,

sparse, bright, slight, clever,

imprudent. ANTONYMS: (adj)

disposition, constitution,

transparent, diluted, fine, clear,

considerate, considered, heedful,

personality, quality, spirit, humor,

runny

prudent, kind, cautious, mindful,

equanimity, composure, mettle

thief: (n) burglar, bandit, pirate,

responsible, attentive, observant,

tempting: (adj) seductive, alluring,

plunderer, filcher, stealer,

sensible

attractive, enticing, tantalizing,

pickpocket, pilferer, crook, brigand,

thousand: (adj, n) one thousand, k,

charming, appealing, captivating,

despoiler

m; (n) grand, g, thou, cat Valium,

beguiling, delicious, irresistible.

thing: (n) affair, occurrence, object,

constant of gravitation, grounds,

ANTONYMS: (adj) repulsive,

event, concern, something, article,

curtilage; (adj) a thousand

revolting, unattractive, repellent

happening, substance, occasion,

thousands: (n) myriad, much, many

tender-hearted: (adj) kind, merciful,

being

threateningly: (adv) sinisterly,

benevolent, kind-hearted, soft,

things: (n) gear, belongings,

ominously, seriously, warningly,

tender

equipment, garb, garment, clothes,

perilously, gloomily, dangerously,

terms: (n) conditions, provision,

paraphernalia, goods, life, property,

minatorily, grimly, minaciously,

stipulation, terminology, price,

palliament

loweringly

proposition, lemma, cost, footing,

thinking: (n) consideration, idea,

thrillingly: (adv) electrically,

damage, specifications

opinion, reasoning, intellection,