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antonyms for gre
antonyms
Question | Answer |
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Abase | lower, degrade, humiliate |
Abash | embarass, |
Abate | Subside or moderate |
Abbreviate | Shorten |
Abdicate | renounce |
Aberrant | Abnormal |
Aberration | abnormality |
Abet | assist |
Abeyance | suspended action |
Abhor | detest, hate |
Abject | wretched, lacking pride |
Abjure | renounce upon oath, disavow |
Ablution | washing |
Abnegation | renunciation, self sacrifice |
abolish | cancel, put an end to |
abominable | detestable, extremely unpleasant, very bad |
abominate | loathe, hate |
aboriginal | being the first of its kind in a region, primitive, native |
abortive | unsuccessful, fruitless |
abrasive | rubbing away, tending to grind down |
abridge | condense or shorten |
abrogate | abolish |
abscission | removal by cutting off, separation |
abscond | depart secretly and hide |
absolute | complete, certain |
absolve | pardon |
abstain | refrain, with hold from participation |
abstemious | sparing and eating and drinking, temperate |
abstinence | restraint from eating or drinking |
abstract | theoretical, non representational, not concrete |
abstruse | obscure, profound, difficult to understand |
abusive | coarsely insulting, physically harmful |
abut | border upon or adjoin |
abysmal | bottomless |
abyss | enormous, chasm, vast, bottom less pit |
academic | related to a school, not practical or directly useful |
accede | agree |
accelerate | move faster |
accessible | easy to approach |
accessory | additional object, useful but not essential thing |
acclaim | applaud, announce with great approval |
acclimate | adjust to climate or environment, adapt |
acclivity | sharp upslope of hell |
accolade | award of merit |
accommodate | oblige or help someone |
accomplice | partner in crime |
accord | agreement |
accost | approach and speak first to a person |
accoutre | equip |
accretion | growth, increase |
accrue | come about by addition |
acerbic | bitter or sour in nature, sharp and cutting |
acerbity | bitterness of speech and temper |