ADEPT

• Masterful, accomplished, proficient
• Clumsy, unskilled, maladroit

ADEPT

• Adjective
• Thoroughly skilled

ADEPT

• Novice

ADEPT

• Noun
• An expert

ASPIRE

• Seek, yearn, aim for, soar

ASPIRE

• Verb
• To have ambitious hopes or plans, strive toward a higher goal, desire earnestly; to accend

BLEAK

• Grim, cheerless, gloomy, desolate, barren
• Rosy, cheerful, sunny, promising, encouraging

BLEAK

• Adjective
• Bare, dreary, dismal

CHIDE

• Upbraid, reprimand, rebuke, chastise
• Approve, praise, compliment, pat on the back

CHIDE

• Verb
• To blame; scold

DESPICABLE

• Low, vile, cheap, sordid, detestable
• Praiseworthy, commendable, meritorious

DESPICABLE

• Adjective
• Worthy of scorn, contemptible

DIMINUITIVE

• Undersized, miniature, tiny, compact
• Oversized, gigantic, huge, enormous

DIMINUITIVE

• Adjective
• Small, smaller than most others of the same type

EMANCIPATE

• Set loose, unchain, unshackle, unfetter
• Enslave, snare, chain, shackle

EMAMCIPATE

• Verb
• To free from slavery; to release or liberate

ERRONEOUS

• Mistaken, fallacious, all wrong
• Accurate, correct, exact, unerring

ERRONEOUS

• Adjective
• Incorrect, containing mistakes

EXPLOIT

• Utilize, turn to advantage, misuse

EXPLOIT

• Verb
• To make use of, develop; to make improper use of for personal profit

EXPLOIT

EXPLOIT

• Noun
• A feat, deed

EXTEMPERANEOUS

• Spontaneous, impromptu, off-the-cuff
• Planned, rehearsed, prepared

EXTEMPERANEOUS

• Adjective
• Made of delivered on the spur of the moment

IMPAIR

• Injure, mar, disable, cripple, enervate
• Improve, strengthen, promote, advance

IMPAIR

• Verb
• To make imperfect, damage, harm

INVINCIBLE

• Unconquerable, indomitable, insuperable
• Vulnerable, conquerable, surmountable

INVINCIBLE

• Adjective
• Not able to be defeated, unbeatable

LANGUID

• Lazy, sluggish, listless, slack, lethargic
• Lively, energetic, vigorous, enlivening

LANGUID

• Adjective
• Drooping; without energy, sluggish

MIRE

• Marsh, swamp, bog, slough

MIRE

• Noun
• Mud; wet, swampy ground; a tough situation

MIRE

MIRE

• Verb
• To get stuck

OBTRUSIVE

• Brash, impudent, conspicuous, protruding
• Meek, reserved, deferential, recessed

OBTRUSIVE

• Adjective
• Forward; undesirably prominent; thrust out

PREAMBLE

• Opening, preface, prologue, preliminary
• Conclusion, ending, closing, epilogue

PREAMBLE

• Noun
• An introduction to a speech or piece of writing

RENDER

• Present, furnish, submit, make, effect

RENDER

• Verb
• To cause to become; to preform; to deliver officially; to process, extract

RUGGED

• Rocky, craggy, blunt, harsh, hardy, tough
• Smooth, flat, soft, mild, tender, delicate

RUGGED

• Adjective
• Rough, irregular; severe, stern; strong; stormy

SKEPTICAL

• Dubious, suspicious, incredulous
• Believing, credulous, gullible, ingenuous

SKEPTICAL

• Adjective
• Inclined to doubt; slow to accept something as true

SLIPSHOD

• Messy, untidy, slovenly, slapdash, cursory
• Tidy, neat, orderly, careful, painstaking

SLIPSHOD

• Adjective
• Untidy in dress, personal habits, etc.; careless, sloppy