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Antonyms
boring
disagreeable
disenchanting
disgusting
dreadful
dull
dredfl
causing or involving great suffering, fear, or
unhappiness; extremely bad or serious.
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derision disallow
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disdain dispossess
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mockery
inhabitant
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ridicule
sarcasm
[in-hab-i-tuh nt]
Antonyms for scorn noun
flattery 1.
a person or animal that inhabits a place, es
praise pecially as a permanentresident.
respect Synonyms for inhabitant
noun person who is resident of habitation
compliment
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approval citizen
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colonist
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dweller
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inmate
occupant
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accept
noun
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acquire 1.
a feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with
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admit
awe; veneration.
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bear 2.
the outward manifestation of this feeling:
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compassionate
Synonyms for reverence
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admiration
Antonyms for benevolent
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adoration
cruel
s tar
awe
hateful
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deference
mean
devotion
merciless
Antonyms for reverence
miserly
dishonor
disregard
disrespect
hate
censure
just 1
[juhst]
adjective
guided by truth, reason, justice, and fairne
benevolent ss:
adverb
[buh-nev-uh-luh nt] within a brief preceding time; but a mome
nt before:
adjective
1.
characterized by or expressing goodwill or kind in the same manner you can do it just the way
ly feelings: they do
2. Synonyms
desiring to help others; charitable: exactly
3. precisely
intended for benefits rather than profit: Antonyms
slightly
Synonyms for benevolent
somewhat
adj charitable, kind
vaguely
differently
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benign variably
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caring
adjective
1.
requiring or claiming more than is generall
y felt by others to be due:
Synonyms
arduous
burdensome
challenging
indifferent exacting
Antonyms
[in-dif-er-uh nt, -dif-ruh nt] easy
effortless
having or showing a lack of interest or concern facile
simple
Synonyms smooth
complacent
disinterested
unconcerned
uncurious
uninterested
sorrow
[sor-oh, sawr-oh]
noun
1.
distress caused by loss, affliction, disappoi
ntment, etc.; grief,
2.
a cause or occasion of grief or regret, as a
n affliction, a misfortune, ortrouble:
demanding
Synonyms
agonize
anguish
hurt
grieve
[dih-man-ding, -mahn-] suffer
Antonyms
beam nervous
cheer atwitter
delight dithery
exult Antonyms
glory confident
self-assured
self-confident
sure
caution
[kaw-shuh n]
noun
shabby
something that tells of approaching danger or
risk
[shab-ee]
Synonyms
warning adjective, shabbier, shabbiest.
red flag 1.
red light impaired by wear, use, etc.; worn:
tip-off 2.
tocsin, showing conspicuous signs of wear or negl
Antonyms ect
all clear
Synonyms for shabby
adj broken-down; in poor shape
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crummy
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decaying
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decrepit
anxious
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desolate
dilapidated
Antonyms for shabby
[angk-shuh s, ang-] clean
fresh
adjective
feeling or showing uncomfortable feelings of good
uncertainty
happy
Synonyms
aflutter healthy
antsy
new