English Synonyms and Antonyms

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Author

Fernald, James Champlin, 1838-1918

Title

English Synonyms and Antonyms With Notes on the Correct Use of Prepositions

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English

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PE: Language and Literatures: English

Subject

English language -- Prepositions

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28900

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Release Date

May 21, 2009

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.English Synonyms and Antonyms — ENGLISH SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS
2. 2.JAMES C. FERNALD, L.H.D.
3. 3.CONTENTS.
4. 4.PREFACE.
5. 5.PART I.
6. 6.SYNONYMS, ANTONYMS AND PREPOSITIONS. — ABANDON. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABASE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABASH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ABBREVIATION. — Synonyms: — ABET. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABHOR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABIDE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ABOLISH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABOMINATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABRIDGMENT. — Synonyms: — ABSOLUTE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABSOLVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ABSORB. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ABSTINENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ABSTRACT, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ABSTRACTED. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABSURD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ABUSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ACCESSORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ACCIDENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ACQUAINTANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ACRIMONY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ACT, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ACTIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ACUMEN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ADD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ADDICTED. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ADDRESS, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ADDRESS, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ADEQUATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ADHERENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ADHESIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ADJACENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ADMIRE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — ADORN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — AFFRONT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AGENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AGREE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AGRICULTURE. — Synonyms: — AIM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AIR. — Synonyms: — AIRY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALARM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALERT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALIEN, a. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALIEN, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALIKE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALLAY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALLEGE. — Synonyms: — ALLEGIANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALLEGORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALLEVIATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALLIANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALLOT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALLOW. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALLOY. — Synonyms: — ALLUDE. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — ALLURE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ALSO. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ALTERNATIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AMASS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AMATEUR. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — AMAZEMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — AMBITION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AMEND. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AMIABLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AMID. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AMPLIFY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ANALOGY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ANGER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ANIMAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ANNOUNCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ANSWER. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — ANTICIPATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ANTICIPATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ANTIPATHY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ANTIQUE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ANXIETY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APATHY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APIECE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — APOLOGY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APPARENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APPEAR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APPENDAGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APPETITE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — APPORTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — APPROXIMATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ARMS. — Synonyms: — ARMY. — Synonyms: — ARRAIGN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ARRAY. — Synonyms: — ARREST. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ARTIFICE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ARTIST. — Synonyms: — ASK. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ASSOCIATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ASSOCIATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ASSUME. — Synonyms: — ASSURANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ASTUTE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ATTACHMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ATTACK, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ATTACK, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ATTAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ATTITUDE. — Synonyms: — ATTRIBUTE, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ATTRIBUTE, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AUGUR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AUTHENTIC. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AUXILIARY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AVARICIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — AVENGE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — AVOW. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AWFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — AWKWARD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — AXIOM. — Synonym: — Antonyms: — BABBLE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — BANISH. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — BANK. — Synonyms: — BANTER. — Synonyms: — BARBAROUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BARRIER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BATTLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BEAT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BEAUTIFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BECAUSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BECOMING. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BEGINNING. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BEHAVIOR. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — BEND. — Synonyms: — BENEVOLENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BIND. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BITTER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BLEACH, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BLEMISH. — Synonyms: — BLOW. — Synonyms: — BLUFF. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BODY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BOTH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BOUNDARY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BRAVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BREAK. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BRUTISH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — BURN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — BUSINESS. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — BUT. — Synonyms: — BY. — Synonyms: — CABAL. — Synonyms: — CALCULATE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CALL, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CALM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CANCEL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CANDID. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CAPARISON. — Synonyms: — CAPITAL. — Synonyms: — CARE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CAREER. — Synonyms: — CARESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CARICATURE. — Synonyms: — CARRY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CATASTROPHE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — CATCH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CAUSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CEASE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — CELEBRATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CENTER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CHAGRIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CHANGE, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CHANGE, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CHARACTER. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CHARACTERISTIC. — Synonyms: — CHARMING. — Synonyms: — CHASTEN. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CHERISH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CHOOSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CIRCUMLOCUTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CIRCUMSTANCE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CLASS. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CLEANSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CLEAR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CLEVER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — COLLISION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — COMFORTABLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — COMMIT. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — COMPANY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — COMPEL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — COMPLAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — COMPLEX. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CONDEMN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CONFESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CONFIRM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CONGRATULATE. — Synonym: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CONQUER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CONSCIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — CONSEQUENCE. — Synonyms: — CONSOLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CONTAGION. — Synonym: — CONTINUAL. — Synonyms: — CONTRACT. — Synonyms: — CONTRAST. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — CONVERSATION. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — CONVERT. — Synonyms: — CONVEY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — CONVOKE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — CRIMINAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DAILY. — Synonym: — Antonyms: — DANGER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DARK. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DECAY. — Synonyms: — DECEPTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DEFENSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DEFILE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DEFINITION. — Synonyms: — DELEGATE. — Synonyms: — DELIBERATE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — DELICIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DELIGHTFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DELUSION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DEMOLISH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DEMONSTRATION. — Synonyms: — DESIGN. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — DESIRE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DESPAIR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DEXTERITY. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — DICTION. — Synonyms: — DIE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DIFFERENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DIFFICULT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DIRECTION. — Synonyms: — DISCERN. — Synonyms: — DISCOVER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DISEASE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DISPARAGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DISPLACE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DO. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DOCILE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DOCTRINE. — Synonyms: — DOGMATIC. — Synonyms: — DOUBT, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DOUBT, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DRAW. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DREAM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DRESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DRIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — DUPLICATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — DUTY. — Synonyms: — EAGER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — EASE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EDUCATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EFFRONTERY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EGOTISM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EMBLEM. — Synonyms: — EMIGRATE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — EMPLOY. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — END, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — END, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENDEAVOR, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENDEAVOR, n. — Synonyms: — ENDURE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENEMY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ENMITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENTERTAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENTERTAINMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENTHUSIASM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ENTRANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ENVIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — EQUIVOCAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ESTEEM, v. — Synonyms: — ESTEEM, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ETERNAL. — Synonyms: — EVENT. — Synonyms: — EVERY. — Synonyms: — EVIDENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EXAMPLE. — Synonyms: — EXCESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EXECUTE. — Synonyms: — EXERCISE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EXPENSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EXPLICIT. — Synonym: — Antonyms: — EXTEMPORANEOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — EXTERMINATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FAINT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FAITH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FAITHFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FAME. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FANATICISM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FANCIFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FANCY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FAREWELL. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — FEAR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FEMININE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FETTER. — Synonyms: — FEUD. — Synonyms: — FICTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FIERCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FINANCIAL. — Synonyms: — FINE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FIRE. — Synonyms: — FLOCK. — Synonyms: — FLUCTUATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FLUID. — Synonyms: — FOLLOW. — Synonyms: — FOOD. — Synonyms: — FORMIDABLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FORTIFICATION. — Synonyms: — FORTITUDE. — Synonyms: — FORTUNATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FRAUD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FRIENDLY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — FRIENDSHIP. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — FRIGHTEN. — Synonyms: — FRUGALITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GARRULOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GENDER. — Synonym: — GENERAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GENEROUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GENIUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GET. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GIFT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GIVE. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — GOVERN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — GRACEFUL. — Synonym: — Antonyms: — GRIEF. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — HABIT. — Synonyms: — HAPPEN. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — HAPPINESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HAPPY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — HARMONY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HARVEST. — Synonyms: — HATRED. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HAVE. — Synonyms: — HAZARD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HEALTHY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HELP. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — HERETIC. — Synonyms: — HETEROGENEOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HIDE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HIGH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HINDER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — HISTORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HOLY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HOME. — Synonyms: — HONEST. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HORIZONTAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HUMANE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HUNT. — Synonyms: — HYPOCRISY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HYPOCRITE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — HYPOTHESIS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IDEA. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IDEAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IDIOCY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IDLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IGNORANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IMAGINATION. — Synonyms: — IMMEDIATELY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IMMERSE. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — IMMINENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IMPEDIMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — IMPUDENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — INCONGRUOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — INDUCTION. — Synonyms: — INDUSTRIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INDUSTRY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INFINITE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INFLUENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — INHERENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INJURY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — INJUSTICE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INNOCENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INQUISITIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — INSANITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — INTERPOSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — INVOLVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — JOURNEY. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — JUDGE. — Synonyms: — JUSTICE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — KEEP. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — KILL. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — KIN. — Synonyms: — KNOWLEDGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — LANGUAGE. — Synonyms: — LARGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — LAW. — Synonyms: — LIBERTY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — LIGHT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — LIKELY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — LISTEN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — LITERATURE. — Synonyms: — LOAD, n. — Synonyms: — LOCK. — Synonyms: — LOOK. — Synonyms: — LOVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — MAKE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — MARRIAGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — MASCULINE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MASSACRE. — Synonyms: — MEDDLESOME. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MELODY. — Synonyms: — MEMORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MERCY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — METER. — Synonyms: — MIND. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MINUTE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MISFORTUNE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MOB. — Synonyms: — MODEL. — Synonyms: — MODESTY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MONEY. — Synonyms: — MOROSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MOTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MOURN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MUTUAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — MYSTERIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NAME. — Synonyms: — NATIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NAUTICAL. — Synonyms: — NEAT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NECESSARY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — NECESSITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — NEGLECT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — NEW. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NIMBLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NORMAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — NOTWITHSTANDING, conj. — Synonyms: — NOTWITHSTANDING, prep. — Synonyms: — OATH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OBSCURE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OBSOLETE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OBSTINATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OBSTRUCT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OLD. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OPERATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — ORDER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OSTENTATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — OUGHT. — Synonym: — OVERSIGHT. — Synonyms: — PAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PALLIATE. — Synonyms: — PARDON, v. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PARDON, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PART, v. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — PART, n. — Synonyms: — PARTICLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PATIENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PAY, n. — Synonyms: — PEOPLE. — Synonyms: — PERCEIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERFECT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERMANENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERMISSION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERNICIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERPLEXITY. — Synonyms: — PERSUADE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERTNESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PERVERSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PHYSICAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PIQUE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PITIFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PLANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PLEAD. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — PLEASANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PLENTIFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — POETRY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — POLITE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — POLITY. — Synonyms: — PORTION. — Synonyms: — POVERTY. — Synonyms: — POWER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PRAISE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PRAY. — Synonyms: — PRECARIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PRECEDENT. — Synonyms: — PREDESTINATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PREJUDICE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PRETENSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PREVENT. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — PREVIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — PRICE. — Synonyms: — PRIDE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PRIMEVAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PROFIT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PROGRESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PROHIBIT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PROMOTE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PROPITIATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PROPITIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — PROPOSAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PROPOSE. — Synonym: — PROTRACT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PROVERB. — Synonyms: — PROWESS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PRUDENCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PURCHASE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — PURE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — PUT. — Synonyms: — QUEER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — QUICKEN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — QUOTE. — Synonyms: — RACY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RADICAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RARE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REACH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REASON, v. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — REASON, n. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — REASONING. — Synonyms: — REBELLIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — RECORD. — Synonyms: — RECOVER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — REFINEMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REFUTE. — Synonyms: — RELIABLE. — Synonyms: — RELIGION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RELUCTANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REMARK. — Synonyms: — REND. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RENOUNCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REPENTANCE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — REPORT. — Synonyms: — REPROOF. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REPROVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REQUITE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Preposition: — REST. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RESTIVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RESTRAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RETIREMENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REVELATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REVENGE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — REVOLUTION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — REVOLVE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RIDDLE, n. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RIGHT, n. — Synonyms: — RISE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — ROBBER. — Synonyms: — ROYAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — RUSTIC. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SACRAMENT. — Synonyms: — SAGACIOUS. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SALE. — Synonyms: — SAMPLE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SATISFY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SCHOLAR. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SCIENCE. — Synonyms: — SECURITY. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — SELF-ABNEGATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SEND. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SENSATION. — Synonyms: — SENSIBILITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SEVERE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SHAKE. — Synonyms: — SHELTER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SIGN. — Synonyms: — SIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SING. — Synonyms: — SKEPTIC. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SKETCH. — Synonyms: — SKILFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SLANDER. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SLANG. — Synonyms: — SLOW. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SNEER. — Synonyms: — Preposition: — SOCIALISM. — Synonyms: — SOUND. — Synonyms: — SPEAK. — Synonyms: — Prepositions: — SPEECH. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SPONTANEOUS. — Synonyms: — SPY. — Synonyms: — STAIN. — Synonyms: — STATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — STEEP. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — STORM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — STORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — STUPIDITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — STUPOR. — Synonyms: — SUBJECTIVE. — Synonym: — SUBSIDY. — Synonyms: — SUBVERT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SUCCEED. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SUGGESTION. — Synonyms: — SUPERNATURAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SUPPORT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — Prepositions: — SUPPOSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — SURRENDER. — Synonyms: — SYNONYMOUS. — Synonyms: — SYSTEM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TACITURN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TASTEFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TEACH. — Synonyms: — TEMERITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TERM. — Synonyms: — TERSE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TESTIMONY. — Synonyms: — THEREFORE. — Synonyms: — THRONG. — Synonyms: — TIME. — Synonyms: — TIP. — Synonyms: — TIRE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — TOOL. — Synonyms: — TOPIC. — Synonyms: — TRACE. — Synonyms: — TRANSACT. — Synonyms: — TRANSACTION. — Synonyms: — TRANSCENDENTAL. — Synonyms: — TRANSIENT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — UNION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — USUAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — UTILITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VACANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VAIN. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VENAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VENERATE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VENERATION. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VENIAL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VERACITY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VERBAL. — Synonyms: — VICTORY. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VIGILANT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — VIRTUE. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — WANDER. — Synonyms: — WAY. — Synonyms: — WISDOM. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — WIT. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — WORK. — Synonyms: — Antonyms: — YET. — Synonyms: — YOUTHFUL. — Synonyms: — Antonyms:
7. 7.SUGGESTIONS TO THE TEACHER.
8. 8.QUESTIONS AND EXAMPLES. — ABANDON ( page 1 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABASE ( page 2 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABASH ( page 3 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABBREVIATION ( page 4 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABET ( page 4 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABHOR ( page 5 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABIDE ( page 5 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABOLISH ( page 6 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABOMINATION ( page 7 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABRIDGMENT ( page 7 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSOLUTE ( page 8 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSOLVE ( page 9 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSORB ( page 9 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSTINENCE ( page 10 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSTRACT , v. ; ABSTRACTED ( page 10 , 11 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABSURD ( page 11 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ABUSE ( page 12 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACCESSORY , n. ( page 13 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACCIDENT ( page 14 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACQUAINTANCE ( page 15 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACRIMONY ( page 15 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACT ( page 16 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACTIVE ( page 17 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ACUMEN ( page 18 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADD ( page 18 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADDRESS , v. ( page 19 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADDRESS , n. ( page 20 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADEQUATE ( page 21 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADHERENT ( page 21 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADJACENT ( page 22 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADMIRE ( page 23 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ADORN ( page 23 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AFFRONT ( page 24 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AGENT ( page 24 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AGREE ( page 25 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AGRICULTURE ( page 25 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AIM ( page 26 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AIR ( page 27 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AIRY ( page 27 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALARM ( page 28 ). — QUESTIONS. — ALERT ( page 28 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALIEN , a. & n. ( page 29 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALIKE ( page 30 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLAY ( page 31 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLEGE ( page 31 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLEGORY ( page 33 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLEVIATE ( page 33 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLIANCE ( page 34 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLOT ( page 34 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLOW ( page 35 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLUDE ( page 36 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALLURE ( page 37 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALSO ( page 37 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ALTERNATIVE ( page 38 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMASS ( page 38 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMATEUR ( page 39 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMAZEMENT ( page 39 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMBITION ( page 40 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMEND ( page 41 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AMIABLE ( page 42 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANALOGY ( page 43 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANGER ( page 44 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANIMAL ( page 45 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANNOUNCE ( page 46 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANSWER ( page 46 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANTICIPATE , ANTICIPATION ( page 47 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANTIPATHY ( page 48 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANTIQUE ( page 48 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ANXIETY ( page 49 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APATHY ( page 50 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APOLOGY ( page 51 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APPARENT ( page 52 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APPETITE ( page 54 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APPORTION ( page 54 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — APPROXIMATION ( page 55 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ARMS ( page 55 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ARMY ( page 56 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ARRAIGN ( page 56 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ARTIFICE ( page 58 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ARTIST ( page 58 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ASK ( page 59 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ASSOCIATE ( page 60 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ASSUME ( page 61 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ASSURANCE ( page 61 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ASTUTE ( page 62 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTACHMENT ( page 63 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTACK , v. & n. ( pages 63 , 64 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTAIN ( page 64 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTITUDE ( page 65 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTRIBUTE , v. ( page 65 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ATTRIBUTE , n. ( page 66 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AVARICIOUS ( page 68 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AVENGE ( page 69 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AVOW ( page 69 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AWFUL ( page 70 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AWKWARD ( page 70 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — AXIOM ( page 71 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BABBLE ( page 71 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BANISH ( page 72 ). — QUESTIONS. — BANK ( page 72 ). — QUESTIONS. — BANTER ( page 73 ). — QUESTIONS. — BARBAROUS ( page 73 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BARRIER ( page 74 ). — QUESTIONS. — BATTLE ( page 74 ). — QUESTIONS. — BEAUTIFUL ( page 76 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BECOMING ( page 77 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BEGINNING ( page 78 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BEHAVIOR ( page 79 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BENEVOLENCE ( page 80 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BIND ( page 81 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BITTER ( page 81 ). — QUESTIONS. — BLEACH ( page 82 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BLEMISH ( page 82 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BLUFF ( page 83 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BOUNDARY ( page 84 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BRAVE ( page 85 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — BUSINESS ( page 88 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CALCULATE ( page 90 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CALL ( page 91 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CALM ( page 91 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CANCEL ( page 92 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CANDID ( page 93 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CARE ( page 94 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CARICATURE ( page 95 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CARRY ( page 96 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CATASTROPHE ( page 97 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CAUSE ( page 98 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CHAGRIN ( page 100 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CHANGE ( page 100 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CHARACTER ( page 102 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CHOOSE ( page 104 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CIRCUMSTANCE ( page 105 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CLASS ( page 106 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CLEAR ( page 107 ). — QUESTIONS. — CLEVER ( page 109 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — COMPANY ( page 110 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — COMPEL ( page 111 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — COMPLAIN ( page 112 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — COMPLEX ( page 112 ). — QUESTIONS. — CONSCIOUS ( page 116 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CONSEQUENCE ( page 116 ). — QUESTIONS. — CONTAGION ( page 117 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CONTINUAL ( page 117 ). — QUESTIONS. — CONTRAST ( page 118 ). — QUESTIONS. — CONVERSATION ( page 118 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — CONVEY ( page 119 ). — QUESTIONS. — CRIMINAL ( page 120 ). — QUESTIONS. — DANGER ( page 121 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DECAY ( page 122 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DECEPTION ( page 123 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DEFINITION ( page 124 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DELIBERATE ( page 125 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DELUSION ( page 127 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DEMONSTRATION ( page 127 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DESIGN ( page 128 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DESPAIR ( page 129 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DEXTERITY ( page 129 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DICTION ( page 130 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DIFFERENCE ( page 131 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DISCERN ( page 133 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DISCOVER ( page 133 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DISEASE ( page 134 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DO ( page 135 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DOCTRINE ( page 136 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DOUBT , v. ( page 137 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DOUBT , n. ( page 138 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DUPLICATE ( page 141 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — DUTY ( page 142 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EAGER ( page 142 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EASE ( page 143 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EDUCATION ( page 143 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EFFRONTERY ( page 144 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EGOTISM ( page 145 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EMBLEM ( page 146 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EMIGRATE ( page 147 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EMPLOY ( page 147 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — END , v. ( page 148 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — END , n. ( page 148 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENDEAVOR , v. ( page 149 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENDEAVOR , n. ( page 150 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENDURE ( page 150 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENEMY ( page 151 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENMITY ( page 152 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENTERTAIN ( page 152 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENTERTAINMENT ( page 153 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENTHUSIASM ( page 153 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENTRANCE ( page 154 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ENVIOUS ( page 155 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EQUIVOCAL ( page 155 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ESTEEM , n. ( page 157 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ETERNAL ( page 157 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EVENT ( page 158 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EVERY ( page 158 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EVIDENT ( page 159 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXAMPLE ( page 160 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXCESS ( page 160 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXECUTE ( page 161 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXERCISE ( page 162 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXPENSE ( page 162 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXPLICIT ( page 162 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXTEMPORANEOUS ( page 163 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — EXTERMINATE ( page 163 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FAINT ( page 164 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FAITH ( page 164 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FAITHFUL ( page 165 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FAME ( page 166 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FANATICISM ( page 166 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FANCIFUL ( page 167 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FANCY ( page 167 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FAREWELL ( page 168 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FEAR ( page 168 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FEMININE ( page 169 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FETTER ( page 169 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FEUD ( page 170 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FICTION ( page 170 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FIERCE ( page 171 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FINANCIAL ( page 172 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FINE ( page 172 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FIRE ( page 173 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FLOCK ( page 173 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FLUCTUATE ( page 173 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FLUID ( page 174 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FOLLOW ( page 174 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FORMIDABLE ( page 176 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FORTIFICATION ( page 176 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FORTITUDE ( page 176 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FORTUNATE ( page 177 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FRAUD ( page 177 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FRIENDLY ( page 178 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FRIENDSHIP ( page 179 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FRIGHTEN ( page 180 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — FRUGALITY ( page 180 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GARRULOUS ( page 181 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GENDER ( page 181 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GENERAL ( page 181 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GENEROUS ( page 182 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GENIUS ( page 183 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GET ( page 183 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GIFT ( page 184 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GIVE ( page 185 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GOVERN ( page 185 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GRACEFUL ( page 186 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — GRIEF ( page 187 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HABIT ( page 187 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HAPPEN ( page 188 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HAPPINESS ( page 189 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HAPPY ( page 190 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HARMONY ( page 191 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HARVEST ( page 192 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HATRED ( page 193 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HAVE ( page 194 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HAZARD ( page 194 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HEALTHY ( page 195 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HELP ( page 195 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HERETIC ( page 196 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HETEROGENEOUS ( page 196 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HIDE ( page 197 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HIGH ( page 198 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HINDER ( page 199 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HISTORY ( page 200 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HOLY ( page 200 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HOME ( page 201 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HONEST ( page 202 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HORIZONTAL ( page 202 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HUNT ( page 203 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HYPOCRISY ( page 204 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HYPOCRITE ( page 204 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — HYPOTHESIS ( page 205 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IDEA ( page 206 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IDEAL ( page 206 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IDIOCY ( page 207 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IDLE ( page 208 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IGNORANT ( page 208 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMAGINATION ( page 209 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMMEDIATELY ( page 211 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMMERSE ( page 212 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMMINENT ( page 212 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMPEDIMENT ( page 213 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — IMPUDENCE ( page 213 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INCONGRUOUS ( page 214 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INDUCTION ( page 215 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INDUSTRIOUS ( page 215 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INDUSTRY ( page 216 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INFINITE ( page 216 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INFLUENCE ( page 217 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INHERENT ( page 218 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INJURY ( page 219 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INJUSTICE ( page 220 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INNOCENT ( page 220 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INQUISITIVE ( page 221 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INSANITY ( page 221 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INTERPOSE ( page 222 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — INVOLVE ( page 223 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — JOURNEY ( page 223 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — JUDGE ( page 224 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — JUSTICE ( page 225 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — KEEP ( page 226 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — KILL ( page 226 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — KIN ( page 227 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — KNOWLEDGE ( page 227 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LANGUAGE ( page 228 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LARGE ( page 229 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LAW ( page 229 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LIBERTY ( page 230 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LIGHT ( page 231 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LISTEN ( page 232 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LITERATURE ( page 233 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LOAD ( page 233 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LOOK ( page 234 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — LOVE ( page 235 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MAKE ( page 236 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MARRIAGE ( page 236 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MASCULINE ( page 237 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MASSACRE ( page 237 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MEDDLESOME ( page 238 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MELODY ( page 238 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MEMORY ( page 239 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MERCY ( page 239 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — METER ( page 240 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MIND ( page 241 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MINUTE ( page 242 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MISFORTUNE ( page 242 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MODEL ( page 243 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MODESTY ( page 244 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MONEY ( page 244 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MOROSE ( page 245 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MOTION ( page 246 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — MUTUAL ( page 246 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NAME ( page 247 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NATIVE ( page 248 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NAUTICAL ( page 248 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NEAT ( page 249 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NECESSARY ( page 250 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NECESSITY ( page 250 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NEGLECT , n. ( page 251 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NEW ( page 252 ). — QUESTIONS. — NIMBLE ( page 253 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NORMAL ( page 253 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — NOTWITHSTANDING ( page 254 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OATH ( page 254 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OBSCURE ( page 255 ). — QUESTIONS. — OBSOLETE ( page 256 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OBSTINATE ( page 256 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OBSTRUCT ( page 257 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OLD ( page 257 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OPERATION ( page 258 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — ORDER ( page 258 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OSTENTATION ( page 259 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OVERSIGHT ( page 260 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — OUGHT ( page 260 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PAIN ( page 261 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PALLIATE ( page 261 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PARDON , v. ( page 262 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PARDON , n. ( page 262 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PART , n. ( page 264 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PARTICLE ( page 264 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PATIENCE ( page 265 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PAY ( page 266 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PEOPLE ( page 266 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERCEIVE ( page 267 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERFECT ( page 268 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERMANENT ( page 269 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERMISSION ( page 269 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERNICIOUS ( page 270 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERPLEXITY ( page 270 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERSUADE ( page 271 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PERVERSE ( page 272 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PHYSICAL ( page 272 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PITIFUL ( page 273 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PITY ( page 273 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PLEAD ( page 274 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PLEASANT ( page 275 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PLENTIFUL ( page 276 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — POETRY ( page 277 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — POLITE ( page 277 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — POVERTY ( page 279 ). — QUESTIONS. — POWER ( page 279 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRAISE ( page 280 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRAY ( page 281 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRECARIOUS ( page 282 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRECEDENT ( page 282 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PREDESTINATION ( page 282 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PREJUDICE ( page 283 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRETENSE ( page 283 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PREVENT ( page 284 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PREVIOUS ( page 285 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRICE ( page 285 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRIDE ( page 286 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRIMEVAL ( page 287 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROFIT ( page 288 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROGRESS ( page 289 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROHIBIT ( page 290 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROMOTE ( page 291 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROPITIATION ( page 291 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROPOSAL ( page 291 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROPOSE ( page 292 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROTRACT ( page 293 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PROVERB ( page 293 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PRUDENCE ( page 294 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PURCHASE ( page 295 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — PURE ( page 296 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — QUEER ( page 297 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — QUICKEN ( page 297 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — QUOTE ( page 298 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RACY ( page 299 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RADICAL ( page 299 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RARE ( page 300 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REACH ( page 300 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REAL ( page 301 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REASON , v. ( page 302 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REASON , n. ( page 302 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REASONING ( page 303 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REFINEMENT ( page 305 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RELIABLE ( page 306 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RELIGION ( page 307 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REND ( page 309 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RENOUNCE ( page 309 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REPENTANCE ( page 310 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REPROOF ( page 311 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REPROVE ( page 312 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REST ( page 313 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RESTRAIN ( page 315 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REVENGE ( page 316 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REVOLUTION ( page 317 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — REVOLVE ( page 318 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RIGHT ( page 319 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — RUSTIC ( page 321 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SACRAMENT ( page 321 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SALE ( page 323 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SAMPLE ( page 323 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SCHOLAR ( page 324 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SCIENCE ( page 325 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SECURITY ( page 326 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SENSATION ( page 328 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SENSIBILITY ( page 328 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SEVERE ( page 329 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SHELTER , v. ( page 331 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SIN ( page 332 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SKETCH ( page 334 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SKILFUL ( page 335 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SLANDER ( page 336 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SLANG ( page 336 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SOCIALISM ( page 338 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SPONTANEOUS ( page 340 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SPY ( page 340 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — STATE , v. ( page 341 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — STORM ( page 343 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — STORY ( page 343 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SUBJECTIVE ( page 345 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SUGGESTION ( page 347 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SUPERNATURAL ( page 347 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SUPPORT ( page 348 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SUPPOSE ( page 348 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SYNONYMOUS ( page 349 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — SYSTEM ( page 350 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TEACH ( page 353 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TERM ( page 354 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TERSE ( page 354 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TESTIMONY ( page 355 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TIME ( page 356 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TOOL ( page 358 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TOPIC ( page 359 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TRANSACT , TRANSACTION ( page 360 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — TRANSIENT ( page 361 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — UNION ( page 362 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — UTILITY ( page 363 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VACANT ( page 363 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VENAL ( page 365 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VENERATION ( page 366 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VENIAL ( page 367 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VERACITY ( page 367 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES. — VIRTUE ( page 370 ). — QUESTIONS. — EXAMPLES.
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