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4. caricature (n) a representation, often a drawing that exaggerates or distorts features of the subject
11. impugn (v) to challenge or attack an idea or statement as being untrue, especially to bring up arguments or facts
against an idea or statement
13. meager (adj) a small amount, often less than what is needed
14. melodious (adj) similar to or characterized by a pleasing and musical succession of sounds
15. opinion (n) a belief or judgment; something held to be true but without conclusive knowledge
19. rebuff (n) a refusal or rejection, especially one that is unexpected, harsh, or abrupt
21. skepticism (n) an attitude of doubt or questioning that maintains a need for proof
Synonyms:
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same as the word given.
1. cartoon 6. complain
2. scold 7. truthfulness
3. breeze 8. harden
4. release 9. detachment
Antonyms:
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given.
Analogies:
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relationship between the second set of words as exists between the first set of words.
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sentence.
31. I wish you'd that noisy drum playing; I'm trying to concentrate.
32. A gentle blew through the field, just barely bending back the tall blades of grass.
34. That's a really purchase; how are you going to pay for it?
35. After a rain, the canal would with swift water, up to its very brink.
36. An injury to the spine can you, preventing movement below the waist.
37. He delivered a sharp ; there was no way he was taking the offer.
38. Your disturbs me; you don't seem to care about anything.
39. In Greek mythology, Medusa would anyone who looked at her, so if you tried to
kill her, you'd turn to stone.
40. The opposing lawyer, knowing the testimony was untrue, attempted to it.
43. Because of his attitude, he looked down on people who might otherwise have
been his friends.
44. She could him a dozen times, but he'd still take cookies when she wasn't looking.
45. Her letter was a about the fabulous, amazing vacation she'd just taken.
46. She knew something was wrong when she saw the , swollen condition of his hand.
47. He served a portion of food, and his guest was still hungry at the end of the meal.
51. Her lead her to research the article's statements, and she found some of them to be
untrue.
53. After being rejected by her first choice college, she would the fact day and night.
54. The street artist sketched a of him with a distorted nose and ears.
55. In order to do the brain surgery, doctors had to drill a hole in her .