Vocabulary unit 2

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Poised synonyms

Collected,self-confident,ready

Hazard synonyms noun

Danger

Cater antonyms

Deny,refuse,frustrate

Lubricate antonyms

Dry;dried out;muck it up

Hinder antonyms

Encourage,further

Plague synonyms noun

Epidemic,pestilence

Indispensable synonyms

Essential,crucial

Hazard definition verb

Expose to danger or harm:Gamble

Indignant definition

Filled with resentment or anger over something unjust,unworthy,or mean

Homicide antonyms

Helping,loving, to revive

Firebrand synonyms

Hothead;agitator,rabble-rouser

Unscathed antonyms

Hurt,damaged,injured

Indifference antonyms

Interest,concern,enthusiasm

Hinder synonyms

Interrupt,impede,block,thwart

Homicide synonyms

Manslaughter

Poised antonyms

Nervous,tense,flustered

Customary synonyms

Normal,regular,traditional

Available antonyms

Not to be had;unobtainable

Homicide part of speech

Noun

Indifference part of speech

Noun

Regime part of speech

Noun

Plague part of speech

Noun and verb

Entrepreneur part of speech

Noun(person)

Firebrand part of speech

Noun(person)

Customary antonyms

Odd,not traditional,strange

Indignant synonyms

Offended,resentful,outraged,exasperated

Lubricate synonyms

Oil

Mutual antonyms

One-sided unilateral

Cater synonyms

Pamper,indulge,gratify

Firebrand antonyms

Peacemaker,pacifier,conciliator

Entrepreneur definition

Person who starts a business taking the risks of it

Dissuade synonyms

Persuade not to do something

Plague synonyms verb

Pester vex

Indignant antonyms

Pleased,delighted,elated

Available definition

Ready for use

Hazard definition noun

Risk;peril

Regime synonyms

Rule,administration

Hazard antonyms

Safe,protected,calm

Mutual definition

Shared,felt,or shown equally by two or more

Transparent antonyms

Sooty,frosted,smoky,unclear,indistinct

Dissuade antonyms

Talk into , persuade

Homicide definition

The killing of one person by another

Indifference definition

The lack of interest or concern

Pelt definition

Throw a stream of things;to strike successively;to hurry

Plague definition verb

To annoy or bother

Lubricate definition

To apply oil or grease,to make smooth,slippery,or easier to use

Cater definition

To give in or provide

Hinder definition

To stop or prevent from happening

Dissuade definition

To talk out of

Mutual synonyms

Two sided joint shared reciprocal

Entrepreneur antonyms

Unambitious assistant

Unscathed synonyms

Unhurt,sound,intact,unimpaired

Indispensable antonyms

Unnecessary,nonessential

Pelt antonyms

Untouched,left alone

Customary definition

Usual,expected,routine

Hazard synonyms verb

Venture

Cater part of speech

Verb

Dissuade part of speech

Verb

Hinder part of speech

Verb

Lubricate part of speech

Verb

Pelt part of speech

Verb

Hazard part of speech

Verb and noun

Unscathed definition

Wholly,unharmed,not injured

Transparent synonyms

Clear,translucent,obvious

Regime definition

A government in power;a form or system of rule or management;a period of rule

Firebrand definition

A piece of burning wood;or trouble maker

Indispensable definition

Absolutely necessary,not to be neglected

Available part of speech

Adj

Customary part of speech

Adj

Indignant part of speech

Adj

Indispensable part of speech

Adj

Mutual part of speech

Adj

Transparent part of speech

Adj

Unscathed part of speech

Adj

Poised part of speech

Adj and part

Transparent definition

Allowing light to pass through;easily recognized or understood;easily seen through or detected

Plague definition noun

An easily spread disease causing a large numbers of deaths a widespread evil

Indifference synonyms

Apathy,unconcerned

Available synonyms

At hand ;obtainable

Poised definition

Balanced,suspended,calm,controlled; ready for action

Pelt synonyms

Bombard,shower,pepper

Plague antonyms

Boon, blessing

Entrepreneur synonyms

Businessperson,impresario

Regime antonyms

Chaos or disorder


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