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Vocabulary for Casey

DefinitionWord
ADJECTIVE: unselfish, concerned with the welfare of others SYNONYMS: selfless ANTONYMS: selfish; self-centered altruist n., altruistically adv. Altruistic
VERB: to express agreement NOUN: agreement SYNONYMS: concur, consent, accede ANTONYMS: disagree, differ, dissent assentingly adv., assentive adj. Assent
NOUN: one who does good to others SYNONYMS: patron, humanitarian ANTONYMS: misanthrope, malefactor Benefactor
ADJECTIVE: marked by honor, courtesy, and courage, knightly SYNONYMS: gallant, civil, valiant ANTONYMS: crude, uncouth, churlish chivalrously adv., chivalrousness n. Chivalrous
NOUN: mercy, humaneness, mildness SYNONYMS: leniency, gentleness ANTONYMS: harshness, cruelty, severity clemencies pl. n. Clemency
NOUN: a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine SYNONYMS: insufficiency, want, paucity ANTONYMS: surplus, abundance Dearth
ADJECTIVE: shy, lacking self-confidence SYNONYMS: timid, bashful ANTONYMS: bold, brash, audacious diffidently adv., diffidentness n. Diffident
NOUN: a difference; a lack of agreement SYNONYMS: disagreement, inconsistency ANTONYMS: agreement, consistency discrepance n. Discrepancy
VERB: to go aboard; to make a start; to invest SYNONYMS: commence, launch, board embarkment n. Embark
ADJECTIVE: easily done or attained, ready, fluent SYNONYMS: effortless ANTONYMS: labored facilely adv., facileness n. Facile
ADJECTIVE: unconquerable, refusing to yield SYNONYMS: invincible, unbeatable ANTONYMS: surrendering, submissive indomitability n., indomitably adv. Indomitable
ADJECTIVE: free from error; absolutely dependable SYNONYMS: certain ANTONYMS: imperfect infallibility n. infallibly adv. Infallible
VERB: to walk heavily or slowly; to work slowly SYNONYMS: trudge ANTONYMS: scamper plodder n., ploddingly adv. Plod
ADJECTIVE: causing a sharp sensation; stinging; biting SYNONYMS: spicy ANTONYMS: bland pungency n., pungently adv. Pungent
ADJECTIVE: neglectful in performance of one's duty, careless SYNONYMS: negligent ANTONYMS: dutiful remissly adv., remissness n. Remiss
VERB: to rest; lie NOUN: peace of mind, calmness; relaxation SYNONYMS:(V) sleep (N) tranquility ANTONYMS: (N) tumult Repose
NOUN: boldness, rashness SYNONYMS: recklessness ANTONYMS: dutiful Temerity
ADJECTIVE: fierce and cruel; deadly SYNONYMS: belligerent ANTONYMS: meek truculence n., truculently adv. Truculent
ADJECTIVE: sincere, real, without pretense SYNONYMS: genuine ANTONYMS: insincere unfeignedly adv., unfeignedness n. Unfeigned
ADJECTIVE: extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful SYNONYMS: venomous ANTONYMS: benign virulence n., virulently adv. Virulent
VERB: to yield to; to assume an office or dignity SYNONYMS: assent ANTONYMS: demur accedence n. Accede
VERB: to wave or flourish in a menacing or vigorous fashion SYNONYMS: swing brandisher n. Brandish
VERB: to include or contain; to be made up of SYNONYMS: constitute ANTONYMS: exclude comprisable adj., comprisal n. Comprise
ADJECTIVE: skillful, nimble SYNONYMS: adroit ANTONYMS: clumsy deftly adv., deftness n. Deft
ADJECTIVE: deprived of the necessities of life SYNONYMS: impoverished ANTONYMS: wealthy destitutely adv., destituteness n. Destitute
ADJECTIVE: definite, clearly stated SYNONYMS: clear ANTONYMS: vague explicitly adv., explicitness n. Explicit
VERB: to tear up by the roots; to destroy totally SYNONYMS: eradicate ANTONYMS: nourish extirpator n., extirpative adj. Extirpate
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Inoppurtune
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Ironic
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Musty
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Officious
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Ominous
NOUN: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Pinnacle
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Premeditated
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Rampant
VERB: NOUN: SYNONYMS:(V) ANTONYMS: (V) Solace
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Stately
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Supple
VERB: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Suppress
ADJECTIVE: SYNONYMS: ANTONYMS: Venal
Created by: DylanBurnham
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