Instruction. Antonyms: (n)

questionable, fictional, mistaken,

adscititious, supplemental, ancillary,

misrepresentation, deceit, deception,

misleading, incorrect, flawed

other, new. ANTONYM: (adj)

lie, falsehood, betrayal, warning

accuse: (v) charge, incriminate,

subtracted

affair: (n) occurrence, event, business,

arraign, denounce, defame,

address: (n, v) lecture, accost,

concern, occasion, job, topic, duty,

criminate, indict, fault, betray,

discourse; (n) abode, residence,

subject, amour, thing

condemn, inculpate. ANTONYMS:

speech, skill, allocution, sermon; (v)

affairs: (n) dealings, concern,

(v) absolve, exculpate, exonerate,

greet, speak. ANTONYMS: (v)

circumstances, transaction,

praise, support, clear

ignore, avoid, evade, overlook, pass,

occupation, duty, matters, matter,

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personal business, gear, finances

repugnant; (adv) athwart.

v) give. ANTONYMS: (v) prohibit,

affection: (n) charity, attachment,

ANTONYMS: (prep) for; (adj) eager

deny, reject, refuse, keep, prevent,

fondness, heart, love, disease,

agreeable: (adj) accordant, nice,

disallow, disapprove, withstand,

nature, feeling, affectionateness,

sweet, consistent, suitable, amusing,

hold, outlaw

tenderness, kindness. ANTONYMS:

enjoyable, affable; (adj, v) pleasant,

allusion: (n) innuendo, reference,

(n) disgust, neglect, malice, loathing,

desirable; (adj, n) acceptable.

cue, suggestion, mention,

dislike, detachment, coldness,

ANTONYMS: (adj) disagreeable,

intimation, pointer, insinuation,

roughness

discordant, unpleasant, nasty,

implication, indication, clue

affectionate: (adj) fond, tender, kind,

unwilling, resistant, aggressive,

almost: (adj, adv, prep) about; (adj,

mild, devoted, ardent, warm,

repugnant, averse, stubborn,

adv) nearly, all but, near, nigh; (adv,

cordial, caring, brotherly; (adj, adv)

unacceptable

prep) just about, approximately;

fatherly. ANTONYMS: (adj)

agreed: (adj) unanimous, approved,

(adv) just, mostly, virtually, most.

uncaring, callous, undemonstrative,

set, united, in agreement, accepted,

ANTONYMS: (adv) surely, exactly,

aloof, cool, disapproving, reserved,

agreeable; (adv, int) all right; (int)

definitely, certainly

antagonistic, paternal, rough

okay; (v) content; (adv) no question.

alone: (adj) forlorn, individual,

affections: (n) bosom

ANTONYMS: (adj) changing,

lonely, lonesome; (adj, adv) only,

affliction: (n, v) adversity; (n)

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apart; (adv) solely, entirely,

distress, regret, martyrdom,

ahead: (adv) in advance, formerly,

exclusively, separately, individually.

torment, curse, trial, bane,

beforehand, previously, along,

ANTONYMS: (adj) overshadowed,

misadventure, sorrow, agony.

onward, beyond, in the van; (adj)

ordinary, mobbed, equaled,

ANTONYMS: (n) gift, godsend,

front; (adj, adv) forward; (v)

crowded, accompanied, common,

solace, blessing

precede. ANTONYMS: (adj, adv)

grouped, surpassed; (adv) jointly;

afford: (v) offer, yield, provide, give,

late; (adv) subsequently, following,

(n) foe

supply, get, furnish, impart, deliver,

back, before, after, ago, backward,

along: (adv) ahead, alongside,

originate, sustain. ANTONYM: (v)

losing, later; (adj) behindhand

forwards, forth, throughout,

withhold

aided: (adj) power, favored

lengthwise, onward, before; (prep)

afore: (adv) ahead, along, before,

alarmed: (adj) afraid, scared,

beside, from; (n) at. ANTONYMS:

forwards, formerly, beforehand,

frightened, apprehensive, horrified,

(adv) across, separate, apart, far

previously; (adj) erewhile,

anxious, uneasy, agitated, shocked,

alphabet: (n) rudiments, rudiment,

aforehand, theretofore, preceding

terrified, concerned. ANTONYM:

elements, grammar, ABC,

afraid: (adj) fearful, timid, shy,

(adj) carefree

fundamentals, basics, first rudiment,

apprehensive, anxious, worried,

alas: (adv) unluckily, regrettably,

first principle, outlines, abecedary

scared, frightened, nervous,

sadly, unhappily, sorry to say; (n)

already: (adv) beforehand,

terrified; (adj, adv) cowardly.

oh; (int) lackaday. ANTONYM:

previously, before, formerly, even

ANTONYMS: (adj) brave,

(adv) luckily

now, just now, at present, once,