Синонимы и антонимы. Сборник общеупотребительных слов с похожими и с противоположными по смыслу словами. Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин. Читать онлайн. Newlib. NEWLIB.NET

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certain, accredited, sure, true, reliable, original, legitimate.

      Ant. False, fictitious, spurious, unauthorized, apocryphal, fabulous, counterfeit.

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      Author. Creator, maker, contriver, originator, inventor; writer, composer.

      Ant. Destroyer, demolisher, spoiler, annihilator.

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      Authority. Power, government, empire, dominion; supremacy, control, influence, interest; order, precept, sanction, liberty, warranty; expert, master, connoisseur.

      Ant. Anarchy, license, insubordination, misrule, lynch law; embargo, restriction, hindrance, proscription, prohibition, injunction, interdiction; weakness, wrong, usurpation.

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      Autocratic. Absolute, unlimited, tyrannical, oppressive, disdainful, overbearing, arrogant.

      Ant. Subordinate, dependent, responsible, constitutional.

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      Automatic. Self-moving, self-acting.

      Ant. Voluntary, free, optional.

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      Auxiliary, n. Assistant, helper, confederate, aid, ally, accessory, promoter, subordinate.

      Ant. Opponent, antagonist, hinderer, opposer.

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      Available. Serviceable, useful, profitable, beneficial, advantageous.

      Ant. Useless, inappropriate, irrelevant, inoperative.

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      Avaricious. Grasping, sordid, greedy, covetous, miserly, stingy.

      Ant. Liberal, bountiful, extravagant, wasteful, prodigal, unselfish.

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      Avenge. Punish, retaliate, revenge, vindicate.

      Ant. Forgive, pardon, overlook, condone, waive, forego, remit.

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      Avenue. Access, entrance, entry, approach, passage; alley, walk, street, road; route, channel.

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      Aver. Assert, declare, say, protest, affirm, asseverate, allege.

      Ant. Deny, contradict, disavow.

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      Average. Medium, medial, middling, ordinary, tolerable, moderate, mediocre, passable.

      Ant. Extreme, excessive, perfect, extraordinary, excellent.

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      Aversion. Dislike, hatred, repugnance, disgust, loathing, antipathy, abhorrence, detestation, unwillingness.

      Ant. Sympathy, congeniality, ardor, eagerness, avidity, love, desire, affection.

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      Avidity. Eagerness, longing, desire, yearning; rapacity, craving, greediness.

      Ant. Apathy, indifference, coldness, aversion, loathing.

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      Avoid. Quit, shun, abandon, escape, elude, withdraw, forsake, dodge.

      Ant. Seek, court, approach, accost, address, affect.

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      Avouch. Assert, affirm, declare, protest, profess, asseverate.

      Ant. Deny, contradict, gainsay.

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      Avow. Confess, own, acknowledge, admit, profess, proclaim, testify.

      Ant. Disavow, repudiate, deny, contradict, disclaim, ignore.

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      Awaken. Rouse, kindle, excite, provoke.

      Ant. Allay, quiet, subdue.

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      Award. Grant, allot, accord, distribute, assign, decree, determine.

      Ant. Refuse, withhold, retain, misappropriate, deny.

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      Aware. Conscious, sensible, cognizant, knowing, apprised, mindful.

      Ant. Unconscious, ignorant, insensible.

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      Awe. Fear, dread, reverence, veneration, terror, wonder.

      Ant. Contempt, familiarity, irreverence, disrespect, insolence.

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      Awful. Dread, grand, imposing, majestic, noble, portentous, appalling, august, alarming, horrible, frightful, shocking, terrible.

      Ant. Commonplace, contemptible, despicable, vulgar, undignified.

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      Awkward. Clumsy, bungling, ungainly, uncouth, rough, unskilful.

      Ant. Clever, skilful, handy, dexterous, adroit.

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      Awry. Oblique, slanting, twisted, crooked, distorted, athwart.

      Ant. Straight, direct, true, right.

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      Axiom. Truism, postulate, self-evident proposition, necessary truth.

      Ant. Paradox, sophism, contradiction, nonsense, absurdity.

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      Azure. Blue, sky-color, cerulean.

      B

      Babble. Chatter, prattle, jibber; prate, gossip, tattle; tell secrets, blab, blurt out; murmur.

      Ant. Hush, suppress; enunciate.

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      Babel. Tumult, disorder, clamor, confusion, discord, din, pother.

      Ant. Silence; articulation, distinctness, enunciation; monotony.

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      Back, a. and ad. Remote, hindmost, in the rear; again, return.

      Ant. Near, foremost, in advance.

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      Back, v. Support, aid, second, sustain, assist; retire, retreat, withdraw; move backward, cause to go backward.

      Ant. Fail, disappoint; advance, push.

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      Backbiter. Slanderer, defamer, traducer, calumniator, detractor, cynic.

      Ant. Advocate, upholder, defender, vindicator.

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      Backslider. Recreant, apostate, renegade, deserter, abjurer.

      Ant. Confessor, zealot, bigot, adherent.

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      Backward. Averse, indisposed, reluctant, loath, unwilling, hesitating, wavering; dull, slow, stupid, stolid; late, tardy.

      Ant. Forward, eager, willing, ready, prompt; quick, bright; previous, antecedent, prior.

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      Bad. Evil, wicked, depraved, abandoned, corrupt, immoral, unfair, unprincipled, villainous; pernicious, mischievous, hurtful, injurious, detrimental, unwholesome; unlucky, unfortunate; sad, unwelcome, distressing, disappointing; sorry, mean, shabby, vile, wretched, abominable; poor, imperfect; serious, hard, severe.

      Ant. Good, perfect, right, holy, beautiful, pleasant.

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      Baffle. Frustrate, thwart, defeat, circumvent, checkmate, undermine; bewilder, perplex, confound, disconcert.

      Ant. Aid, assist, advance, encourage, promote.

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      Balance. Poise, hold in equilibrium; weigh, compare, estimate; neutralize, counteract, compensate; equalize, square, adjust.

      Ant. Upset, cant, tilt, overbalance, subvert.

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      Bald. Bare, hairless; treeless, unsheltered, naked, verdureless; unadorned, prosaic, dull, vapid, tame, inelegant; literal, unvarnished; mere, unsupported, uncorroborated.

      Ant. Adorned, periwigged; forested, shaded; bright, elegant, rhetorical; ornate, polished, witty, scintillating.

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      Baleful.