Mini

Dictionary

ANCIENT
(ADJECTIVE)
Belonging to the very
distant past and no longer in
existence.
Synonyms: of long ago,

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X-Soliman
Mrs.Abrazaldo

earliest, first, early, past, former,

bygone.
Antonym: New

BUFFET

CONDEMN

(NOUN)
(VERB)
A meal consisting of several Express complete
dishes from which guests
disapproval of, typically in
serve themselves
public; censure
Synonym: shopper,
Synonym: cold table, cold
consumer, buyer, purchaser;
meal, self-service,
patron, client.
smorgasbord.
Antonym: Seller

DESCENDANT
(NOUN)
A person, plant, or animal
that is descended from a
particular ancestor.

Synonym: successor,
scion;offshoot, heir.
Antonym: Ancestor

EFFICIENT
(ADJECTIVE)
(Especially of a system or
machine) achieving
maximum productivity with
minimum wasted effort or
expense
Synonym: regulated, well
run, well ordered.
Antonym: inefficient,
disorganized.

FAADE
NOUN

GENUINE
ADJECTIVE

The face of a building,

especially the principal front
that looks onto a street or
open space.

Truly what something is

said to be; authentic

Synonym: show, front,

appearance, false display.

Synonym: authentic, real,

actual, original.
Antonym: bogus.

HOSTILE
ADJECTIVE
Unfriendly;antagonistic.

Synonym: antagonistic,
aggressive, confrontational

INDIGNANT
ADJECTIVE
Feeling or showing anger or
annoyance at what is
perceived as unfair
treatment

Synonym: aggrieved,

Antonym: friendly, mild

resentful, affronted
Antonym: Content

JEALOUS

Kneel

ADJECTIVE

verb

Feeling or showing envy of

someone or their
achievements and
advantages

be in or assume a position in
which the body is supported by
a knee or the knees, as when
praying or showing submission.

Synonym: envious,
covetous, desirous
Antonym: admiring, proud

Synonym: bow
Antonym: stand

Labile
Adjective
readily undergoing
change or breakdown.

MILLENNIUM
NOUN
A period of a thousand
years, especially when
calculated from the
traditional date of the birth
of Christ.

Synonym: reactive
Antonym: unactive

Oasis
noun
a shelter serving as a place
of safety or sanctuary.

Synonym: Fountain, well

PLUNGE
VERB
Jump or dive quickly and
energetically

Synonym: jump, dive, hurl

oneself, throw oneself
Antonym: increase, rise

QUEUE
NOUN
chiefly British A line or
sequence of people or
vehicles awaiting their turn
to be attended to or to
proceed.

REDUNDANT
ADJECTIVE
Not or no longer needed or
useful; superfluous.

Synonym: row, column, file,

chain, string

Synonym: inessential,
unessential, needless
Antonym: necessary
Needed concise

SPREE

Trance

NOUN

NOUN

a short period of time when

you do a lot of something
Synonym:orgy,

splurge, session
Antonym: care,
thriftiness

a half-conscious state characterized by an

absence of response to external stimuli,
typically as induced by hypnosis or entered
by a medium.

Synonym:daze,
stupor, hypnotic state
Antonym: consciousness

Uncanny
Adjective
- strange or mysterious,
especially in an unsettling
way.

Versatile
Adjective

- able to adapt or be
adapted to many different
functions or activities.

Synonym: adaptable,
Synonym: eerie, unnatural,
unearthly, preternatural
Antonym: bad, boring,
common, commonplace

flexible, all-around

Antonym: dull,
incapable, inept

Waft

XEROX

Verb

verb

- be driven or carried
along, as by the air

- a xerographic copying
process.

Synonyn: drift, float,

bear
Antonym: hold, keep

Synonym: duplicate, copy

Yield

Zeal

noun

noun

- give or supply

- a feeling of strong
eagerness

Synonym: ardor,
Synonym: crop, earnings determination
Antonym: coolness, dullnes

Antonym: bills, debt