Vocab Unit 10 synonyms and antonyms
adept
antonyms: (adj) clumsy, unskilled, maladroit; (n) novice
erroneous
antonyms: accurate, correct, exact, unerring
chide
antonyms: approve, praise, compliment, pat on the back
skeptical
antonyms: believing, credulous, gullible, ingenuous
preamble
antonyms: conclusion, enfing, closing, epilogue
emancipate
antonyms: enslave, snare, chain, shackle
impair
antonyms: improve, strengthen, promote, advance
languid
antonyms: lively, energetic, vigorous, enlivening
obtrusive
antonyms: meek, reserved, deferential, recessed
diminutive
antonyms: oversized, gigantic, huge, enormous
extemporaneous
antonyms: planned, rehearsed, prepared
despicable
antonyms: praiseworthy, commendable, meritorious
bleak
antonyms: rosy, cheerful, sunny, promising, encouraging
rugged
antonyms: smooth, flat, soft, mild, tender, delicate
slipshod
antonyms: tidy, neat, orderly, careful, painstaking
invincible
antonyms: vulnerable, conquerable, surmountable
adept
synonyms: (adj) masterful, accomplished, proficient; (n) expert
skeptical
synonyms: dubious, suspicious, incredulous
bleak
synonyms: grim, cheerless, gloomy, desolate, barren, dreary, dismal
impair
synonyms: injure, mar, disable, cripple, enervate, damage, harm
languid
synonyms: lazy, sluggish, listless, slack, lethargic
despicable
synonyms: low, vile, cheap, sordid, detestable
slipshod
synonyms: messy, untidy, slovenly, slapdash, cursory
erroneous
synonyms: mistaken, fallacious, all wrong
preamble
synonyms: opening, preface, prologue, preliminary
render
synonyms: present, furnish, submit, make, effect
rugged
synonyms: rocky, craggy, blunt, harsh, hardy, tough
aspire
synonyms: seek, yearn, aim for, soar
emancipate
synonyms: set loose,unchain, unshackle, unfetter
extemporaneous
synonyms: spontaneous, impromptu, off-the-cuff
invincible
synonyms: unconquerable, indomitable, insuperable, unbeatable
diminutive
synonyms: undersized, miniature, tiny, compact
chide
synonyms: upbraid, reprimand, rebuke, chastice, scold
mire
synonyms:(n) marsh, swamp, bog, slough, mud
exploit
synonyms:(v) utilize, turn to advantage, misuse
obtrusive
synonyms:brash, impudent, conspicuous, protruding
