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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a. Whole, entire, complete, total; each, every.

      Ant. Some, part.

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      Allay. Repress, restrain, check, subdue, silence, still, hush, soothe, compose, calm, appease, lull, alleviate, mitigate, solace, abate, relieve, palliate.

      Ant. Aggravate, arouse, excite, stir, kindle, fan, provoke.

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      Allege. Declare, affirm, claim, maintain, state, asseverate; advance, aver, introduce; profess, cite.

      Ant. Contradict, gainsay, refute, deny, disprove, quash.

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      Allegiance. Fealty, loyalty, devotion, homage, faithfulness, obedience.

      Ant. Treason, rebellion, sedition, disloyalty, disaffection.

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      Allegory. Parable, fable, myth, story, tale, apologue, metaphor, illustration, simile.

      Ant. History, fact, narrative, chronicle, record.

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      Alleviate. Abate, mitigate, reduce, relieve, lessen, assuage, remove, soften, moderate, lighten.

      Ant. Augment, increase, heighten, intensify, magnify, aggravate, enhance, embitter.

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      Alliance. Connection, relationship, affinity; confederacy, league, union, treaty, co-partnership, coalition; affiliation, similarity.

      Ant. Separation, estrangement, divorce; antagonism, disruption, enmity, hostility, schism, secession.

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      Allot. Divide, apportion, distribute, deal out, dispense; assign, grant, give, appoint, destine.

      Ant. Refuse, retain, misdeal, deny, confiscate, appropriate, seize, withhold.

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      Allow. Grant, own, confess, admit; permit, let, authorize; suffer, tolerate, endure; yield, give, grant; approve, sanction, abate, remit.

      Ant. Protest, refuse, deny, disapprove, forbid, disallow, reject, withstand, resist.

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      Allowance. Leave, permission, sanction, approval; admission, acknowledgment, assent; commission; qualification, exception; ration.

      Ant. Refusal, disapproval, denial; ratification, confirmation.

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      Alloy, n. Admixture, adulteration, deterioration, debasement, disparagement, drawback.

      Ant. Genuineness, enhancement, purity, integrity.

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      Allude. Intimate, insinuate, point, refer, suggest, signify, hint, imply, indicate, mention.

      Ant. Demonstrate, specify, declare.

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      Allure. Decoy, entice, coax, attract, tempt, inveigle, seduce.

      Ant. Dissuade, repel, warn, chill, damp, drive away, deter, alarm, terrify.

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      Allusion. Hint, suggestion, intimation, reference, implication, innuendo.

      Ant. Mention, demonstration, specification.

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      Ally, n. Assistant, helper, aider, friend, associate, colleague, partner, accessory, accomplice.

      Ant. Opponent, adversary, foe, enemy, antagonist.

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      Aloft. Above, skyward, heavenward, overhead, in the air.

      Ant. Beneath, earthward, below.

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      Alone. Solitary, sole, single, isolated.

      Ant. Accompanied, associated.

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      Along. Lengthwise, onward, forward; together, beside, simultaneously.

      Ant. Across, sidewise or sideways, lateral; apart, tandem.

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      Aloof. Apart, distant, away, off.

      Ant. Close, near, together, unitedly.

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      Aloud. Distinctly, audibly, vociferously, clamorously, sonorously.

      Ant. Softly, silently, inaudibly.

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      Also. As well, likewise, too, similarly, withal, besides, in addition, in like manner.

      Ant. Nevertheless, notwithstanding, on the contrary, but, yet, in spite of, on the other hand.

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      Alter. Change, turn, vary, modify, shift, substitute, remodel, transform, convert.

      Ant. Conserve, perpetuate, preserve, arrest, solidify, retain.

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      Alteration. Change, variation, modification, shifting, mutation.

      Ant. Changelessness, identity, fixity, permanence.

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      Altercation. Dispute, contention, controversy, difference, quarrel, wrangle, dissension.

      Ant. Concord, agreement, compromise, reconciliation, unanimity, harmony, consonance.

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      Alternate. Reciprocal, every other one, one after another, in turn, interchangeable, mutual.

      Ant. Continuous, successive, consequent, proximate, sequent.

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      Alternative. Choice, option, preference, election, pick, resource.

      Ant. Compulsion, quandary, necessity; fixity, changelessness.

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      Although. Albeit, even if, supposing, grant that.

      Ant. Yet, notwithstanding.

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      Altitude. Height, elevation, loftiness, ascent, eminence.

      Ant. Depth, declivity, descent, abasement.

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      Altogether. Collectively, conjointly, wholly, quite, completely, totally, utterly, entirely, thoroughly, fully, in the mass.

      Ant. Partially, piecemeal, by instalments, partly, incompletely, by halves, wanting; individually, separately.

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      Altruism. Philanthropy, unselfishness, public spirit, devotion to others, self-sacrifice, self-forgetfulness, generosity.

      Ant. Selfishness, self-indulgence, worldliness, meanness; egoism.

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      Always. Ever, forever, eternally, for aye, evermore, everlastingly, perpetually; uniformly, invariably, generally, habitually.

      Ant. Now, momently, instantly, suddenly; sometimes, occasionally.

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      Amalgamate. Mix, commingle, unite, combine, blend, compound, incorporate, join, fuse, consolidate.

      Ant. Disintegrate, decompose, disperse, separate, dissipate, analyze.

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      Amaranthine. Of the amaranth; fadeless, imperishable, undying, immortal, perennial; purplish, amethystine.

      Ant. Ephemeral, perishable, mortal, fading.

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      Amass. Accumulate, heap up, collect, gather, hoard, store up.

      Ant. Disperse, divide, scatter, spend, squander, waste, dissipate; portion, distribute, parcel.

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      Amateur. Lover, votary, devotee; beginner, neophyte, novice, tyro, dilettante.

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      Amazement. Astonishment, bewilderment, wonder, marvel, stupefaction, confusion, perplexity, awe.

      Ant. Anticipation, calmness, coolness, familiarity, preparation, stoicism, self-possession, steadiness, composure.

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      Amazing.


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