Abhor
-(v)to regard with horror
U.S. Officials should abhor terrorists.

Sym:Detest
Ant:Admire

Amend
(V) to change in a formal way
The teacher amended the homework.
Sym:Modify
Ant:remain

BUFFET

• Verb
• To sock or cuff
• Great boxers have the ability to buffet opposition.
• Sym:sock
• Ant: Dodge

CHAOS

• Noun
• Great confusion
• Arkansas' basketball team played a chaotic full court press.
• Sym:anarchy
• Ant: Order

COMMODIOUS

• Adjective
• Roomy or spacious
• Airplanes bathrooms are not commodious.
• Sym: comfortable
• Ant: Crammed

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CORROSIVE

• Adjective
• Eating away gradually
• Pythons corrosively kill they're prey.
• Sym: caustic
• Ant: Mild

DISCERN

• Verb
• To see clearly
• The policeman was respected for his discern in the situation.
• Sym: detect
• Ant: overlook

EXTANT

• Adjective
• Still exists
• The Great Lakes need a solution to kill the Asian carp yet extant the native fish.
• Sym: in existence
• Ant: extinct

IMPLICATE

• Verb
• To invoke in
• Politicians need to implicate common sense into decision making.
• Sym: entangle
• Ant: absolve

INTER

• Verb
• To bury
• Pablo Escobar interred money in Colombian jungles.
• Sym: bury
• Ant: absolve

MARTINET

• Noun
• A stickler for rules
• My middle school English teacher was a MARtinet for rules.
• Sym: taskmaster
• Ant: laid back

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OBVIATE

• Verb
• To anticipate
• Great defenders can anticipate passes.
• Sym: preclude
• Ant: allow

RENEGADE

• Noun
• One who leaves a group
• Benedict Arnold was a renegade.
• Sym: turncoat
• Ant: loyalist

REPREHENSIBLE

• Adjective
• Deserving blame
• Other countries are reprehensible for global pollution.
• Sym: blameworthy
• Ant: Blameless

SOMBER

• Adjective
• Dark and gloomy
• Buffalo Novembers are typically somber.
• Sym: dismal
• Ant: blight/ sunny

SQUALID

• Adjective
• Filthy
• My dog was squalid after she ran through the muddy swamp.
• Sym: sordid
• Ant: nest

TURBULENT

• Adjective
• Paul Westhead's basketball offense appears to be turbulent.
• Sym: unruly
• Ant: calm

VOCIFEROUS

• Adjective
• Loud and noisy
• The carrier dome was vociferous for the basketball game against duke.
• Sym: clamorous
• Ant: quiet

VOLUMINOUS

• Adjective
• Of great size
• U.S. Aircraft carriers a voluminous naval ships.
• Sym: massive
• Ant: scant

WAIVE

• Verb
• To do without
• The Yankees waived the 40 year old third baseman.
• Sym: decline
• Ant: claim