Синонимы и антонимы. Сборник общеупотребительных слов с похожими и с противоположными по смыслу словами. Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин

Синонимы и антонимы. Сборник общеупотребительных слов с похожими и с противоположными по смыслу словами - Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин


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Disperse, distribute.

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      Ceremonial, n. Ritual, rites, formalities, etiquette.

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      Ceremonial, a. Ritualistic, formal, official, ministerial, pompous, sumptuous, scenic, functional.

      Ant. Private, unostentatious, undramatic, unimposing, unassuming.

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      Ceremonious. Stately, lofty, courtly; formal, studied, punctilious; prim, precise.

      Ant. Brusk, blunt, supercilious, plain, simple.

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      Certain. Sure, infallible, positive, undeniable, unfailing; assured, fixed, regular, established; true, accurate, unmistakable.

      Ant. Dubious, irregular, undecided, doubtful, exceptional, casual.

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      Certainty. Assurance, conviction, confidence, positiveness.

      Ant. Hesitation, doubt, misgiving, conjecture, indecision.

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      Certify. Acknowledge, avow, declare, prove, inform, assure, attest.

      Ant. Disavow, misinform, disprove.

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      Cessation. Stop, pause, abeyance, suspension, lull, respite.

      Ant. Incessancy, continuity, continuance.

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      Chafe. Vex, irritate, gall, rub, chagrin, tease, worry, harass, annoy, fret; rage, fume; nettle, exasperate, anger.

      Ant. Soothe, coax, calm, console, humor; submit, endure, succumb.

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      Chaff. Banter, badinage, nonsense, frivolity; refuse, trash.

      Ant. Sense, reason, pith, gist, seriousness, substance.

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      Chagrin. Humiliation, shame, mortification, confusion, discomposure, dismay, disappointment.

      Ant. Delight, glory, exultation, triumph, rejoicing.

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      Challenge, v. Dare, brave, defy; demand, require, claim; object to, take exceptions.

      Ant. Pass, allow, grant, concede, permit; retract, retreat.

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      Champion. Defender, protector, vindicator; hero, winner, chief, victor, combatant.

      Ant. Renegade, traitor, deserter, coward; adversary, opponent.

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      Chance. Hazard, casualty, accident, luck, fortune.

      Ant. Law, sequence, purpose, design, intention, causation, certainty.

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      Change, n. Transformation, variation, transition, conversion, innovation, diversion, novelty, variety, vicissitude, alteration, transmutation.

      Ant. Fixity, identity, constancy, uniformity, firmness, permanence, persistence, steadiness.

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      Change, v. Alter, transform, vary, turn, veer, shift, qualify, modify, exchange, diversify, convert, metamorphose, substitute.

      Ant. Continue, endure, stay, hold, keep, retain, abide, remain, persist.

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      Changeless. Stationary, undeviating, immovable, reliable, consistent.

      Ant. Fluctuating, vacillating, capricious, variable, plastic.

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      Character. Mark, figure, sign, symbol, emblem, letter; constitution, nature, disposition, turn, cast, bent; temperament, moral qualities, personality, traits, habits; person, individual; repute, reputation.

      Ant. Anonymousness; disrepute; vagueness; indefiniteness.

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      Characteristic. Attribute, peculiarity, trait, sign, indication, mark, feature, distinction, singularity, property, idiosyncrasy.

      Ant. Nondescript, generality, miscellany, commonness.

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      Charge, v. Load, freight, burden; intrust; impute, ascribe; accuse, impeach, incriminate, arraign, indict; command, order, require, bid; attack, assault.

      Ant. Free, acquit, liberate, discharge.

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      Charitable. Benign, bountiful, liberal; lenient, mild, considerate.

      Ant. Selfish, harsh, exacting, revengeful, churlish, censorious.

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      Charity. Benevolence, liberality, bounty, generosity, philanthropy.

      Ant. Harshness, ill will, malignity, malevolence.

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      Charlatan. Quack, mountebank, impostor, pretender, humbug, cheat.

      Ant. Victim, dupe, gull.

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      Charm. Spell, incantation, enchantment; fascination, attraction, allurement; witchery, sorcery, magic, necromancy.

      Ant. Fear, repulsion, disenchantment, disillusion.

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      Chary. Careful, cautious, wary; frugal, sparing, saving, reluctant.

      Ant. Liberal, lavish, profuse, extravagant.

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      Chase. Pursue, track, hunt, follow, prosecute; emboss, enchase.

      Ant. Flee, shun, elude, evade; abandon, relinquish.

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      Chaste. Pure, spotless, immaculate, modest, virtuous, simple, refined, classic, elegant.

      Ant. Corrupt, impure, flashy, gaudy; coarse, inelegant.

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      Chasten. Discipline, chastise, subdue, afflict, punish, soften, try.

      Ant. Indulge, pamper, spoil, demoralize.

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      Chattels. Goods, wares, effects, furniture.

      Ant. Freehold.

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      Cheap. Common, inexpensive, mean, worthless, vile, paltry, low-priced, poor, indifferent.

      Ant. Rare, costly, expensive, high, precious.

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      Cheat, n. Fraud, trick, artifice, swindle, deceit, fiction, imposture.

      Ant. Truth, reality, fact, honesty, authenticity, certainty, openness, sincerity.

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      Check, v. Restrain, curb, stop, bridle, hinder, impede, inhibit; reprove, chide, reprimand, rebuke.

      Ant. License, indulge, allow, loose, liberate, abet, instigate.

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      Cheer, n. Gladness, joy, gaiety, mirth, merriment, cheerfulness, happiness, hope, conviviality, plenty, hospitality.

      Ant. Gloom, dearth, sullenness, niggardliness, unsociableness.

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      Cheerful. Glad, lively, mirthful, animated, jocund, jolly, blithe, buoyant, merry, joyous.

      Ant. Gloomy, dejected, unhappy, lifeless, dull, depressing, melancholy, joyless, dispiriting.

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      Cherish. Foster, nurture, protect, shelter, treasure, comfort, cheer.

      Ant. Abandon, afflict, check, discourage.

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      Chief, a. Head, important, excellent, high, principal, consummate.

      Ant. Subordinate, minor, inferior.

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      Chieftain. Captain, commander, general, leader, chief.

      Ant. Vassal, minion, adherent, retainer, attendant, follower.

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      Childish. Puerile, weak, infantine; silly,


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