Исторический словарь английских синонимов и антонимов. Том 1. A – E.. Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин

Исторический словарь английских синонимов и антонимов. Том 1. A – E. - Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин


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Accession, importation, augmentation, increase, addition, influx.

      ANT: Decrease, detriment, detraction, diminution, exhaustion, failure, ebb.

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      Afford.

      SYN: Produce, supply, give, yield, grant, confer, bestow, impart, administer, extend.

      ANT: Withhold, deny, withdraw, retain, stint, grudge.

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      Affranchise.

      SYN: Free, liberate, enfranchise, manumit, qualify, open.

      ANT: Enthral, enslave, subjugate, disfranchise, disqualify, close.

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      Affray.

      SYN: Broil, tumult, brawl, melee, fracas, disturbance, uproar, quarrel, strife, wrangle, altercation.

      ANT: Order, tranquillity, pacification, dispersion, quelling.

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      Affright.

      SYN: Startle, astonish, terrify, alarm, dismay, cow, frighten, scare.

      ANT: Encourage, embolden, reassure.

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      Affront.

      SYN: Outrage, provocation, insult, ill-treatment, abuse, wrong, offence, Indignity.

      ANT: Homage, salutation, courtesy, apology, amends, compliment.

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      Afire.

      SYN: Ablaze, alight, burning, ignited.

      ANT: Out, extinguished, quenched.

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      Afloat.

      SYN: Adrift, abroad, at sea, abroach, loose, distracted, dazed.

      ANT: Ashore, snug, tight, close, fast, collected, concentrated.

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      Afoot.

      SYN: Working, launched, afloat, agoing, inaugurated, started, instituted, established.

      ANT: Uncommenced, Incomplete, projected, proposed, contemplated, designed.

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      Afore.

      SYN: Precedent, antecedent, foregoing, ahead, afront, before, beyond, sooner.

      ANT: Behind, following, subsequently, after, astern, aback, rearwards.

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      Aforesaid.

      SYN: Above-mentioned, stated, forenamed, foregoing, preceding, forementioned.

      ANT: Following, subjoined, aftercited, forthcoming.

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      Afraid.

      SYN: Fearful, apprehensive, timid, timorous, cowardly, fainthearted, cautious, careful, frightened, alarmed, terrified, suspicious, distrustful, anxious.

      ANT: Fearless, inapprehensive, unsolicitous, easy, indifferent, secure, confident, bold, hopeful, eager, reckless, audacious, venturesome.

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      Afresh.

      SYN: Anew, again, frequently, repeatedly, intermittently.

      ANT: Continuously, uniformly, uninterruptedly, unintermittently, connectedly.

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      Aft, [See ABAFT].

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      After.

      SYN: Behind, following, succeeding.

      ANT: Afore, before, Introducing, preceding.

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      Again.

      SYN: Anew, afresh, repeatedly, frequently.

      ANT: Continuously, uniformly, uninterruptedly, unintermittently, once.

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      Against.

      SYN: Over, opposite, abutting, opposing, resisting, despite, across, athwart, counter.

      ANT: With, for, accompanying, aiding, suiting, promoting.

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      Agape.

      SYN: Astare, agog, astonished, curious, inquisitive, entertained, amused, eager.

      ANT: Incurious, listless, lukewarm, absent.

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      Age.

      SYN: Period, generation, era, epoch, date, century, antiquity, senility, eldership, seniority.

      ANT: Youth, infancy, boyhood, childhood, moment, instant.

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      Aged.

      SYN: Old, ancient, antiquated, elderly, senile, patriarchal, primeval, time-honored, olden.

      ANT: Juvenile, youthful, young, upstart, recent, fresh.

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      Agency, [See AGENT].

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      Agent.

      SYN: Doer, performer, actor, force, means, instrument, influence, cause, promoter, operator.

      ANT: Counteragent, counteractor, counteraction, opponent, neutralizer.

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      Agglomerate.

      SYN: Accumulate, conglomerate, lump, agglutinate, entangle, heap, confuse, amalgamate.

      ANT: Scatter, dissipate, sift, separate, disentangle, disject, divide, disunite, part, unravel, detach, difference.

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      Aggrandize.

      SYN: Promote, dignify, exalt, ennoble, enrich, advance, augment, make great, magnify, elevate, signalize.

      ANT: Depress, degrade, enfeeble, Impoverish, debase, humiliate, lower, abase, disgrace, dishonor.

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      Aggravate.

      SYN: Exasperate, provoke, wound, heighten, intensify, irritate, make worse, increase, enhance embitter, magnify.

      ANT: Soothe, conciliate, assuage, diminish, palliate, neutralize, soften, lessen, alleviate, attenuate, mitigate.

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      Aggregate, Aggregation.

      SYN: Sum, result, total, mass, whole, totality, collection, amount, collation, combination.

      ANT: Dissipation, dispersion, separation, division, segregation, disunion, individual, unit, element, ingredient, item.

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      Aggression.

      SYN: Invasion, attack, offence, onslaught, encroachment, assault, provocation, incursion.

      ANT: Resistance, retaliation, repulsion, withdrawal, retreat, evacuation, accession, acceptance, qualification.

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      Aggrieve.

      SYN: Wound, trouble, annoy, hurt, vex, disappoint, molest, maltreat, grieve, afflict, injure, wrong.

      ANT: Soothe, conciliate, assuage, console, satisfy, compensate.

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      Aghast.

      SYN: Affrighted, astonished, astare, dumbfounded, bewildered, horror-struck.

      ANT: Cool, fearless, unaffected, unmoved, indifferent, unexcited, unalarmed.

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      Agile.

      SYN: Nimble, active, fleet, brisk, alert, featly, lithe, prompt, ready, quick, supple, nimble, swift, sprightly.

      ANT: Slow, heavy, awkward, inert, clumsy, bulky, ponderous, elephantine.

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      Agitate.

      SYN: Disturb, trouble, excite, ruffle, stir, fluster, oscillate, instigate, convulse, shake.

      ANT: Calm, compose, allay, pacify, smooth, It is sometimes used of argumentative consideration, as, to agitate


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