AD INFINITUM

• Forever, unceasingly, incessantly, ceaselessly
• Succinctly, concisely, tersely, briefly

AD INFINITUM

• Adverb
• Endlessly

APPORTION

• Distribute, allot, parcel out, allocate

APPORTION

• Verb
• To divide and give out in shares

BONA FIDE

• Authentic, indisputable, legitimate, certified
• False, fake, bogus, spurious, counterfeit

BONA FIDE

• Adjective
• Genuine; sincere

BUOYANT

• Blithe, jaunty, lighthearted, animated
• Downcast, depressed, gloomy, morose

BUOYANT

• Adjective
• Able to float easily; able to hold things up; cheerful, hopeful

CLIQUE

• Inner circle, coterie

CLIQUE

• Noun
• A small, exclusive group of people

CONCEDE

• Acknowledge, grant, allow, assent
• Contest, dispute, gainsay, challenge

CONCEDE

• Verb
• To admit as true; to yield, submit

CONGENIAL

• Friendly, sociable, amiable, compatible
• Disagreeable, surly, cold, standoffish

CONGENIAL

• Adjective
• Getting on well with others; agreeable, pleasant

LOFTY

• Elevated, towering, exalted, grand
• Base, petty, low, sordid, despicable

LOFTY

• Adjective
• Very high; noble

MIGRATION

• Population shift, mass movement

MIGRATION

• Noun
• A movement from one country or region to another

PERCEIVE

• Notice, discern, understand
• Miss, overlook, be blind to

PERCEIVE

• Verb
• To be aware of through the senses, observe; to grasp mentally

PERVERSE

• Obstainate, contrary, mulish, wayward
• Tractable, docile, amenable, yielding

PERVERSE

• Adjective
• Inclined to go against what is expected; stubborn; turned away from what is good and proper

PRELUDE

• Preface, overture, prologue, "curtain-raiser"
• Epilogue, postlude, aftermath

PRELUDE

• Noun
• An introduction; that which comes before or leads off

RANCID

• Foul, rank, fetid, sour, rotten, putrid
• Wholesome, fresh

RANCID

• Adjective
• Stale, spoiled

RUSTIC

• Rough, unsophisticated, countrified
• Citified, urban, sophisticated, suave

RUSTIC

• Adjective
• Country-like; simple, plain; awkward

RUSTIC

RUSTIC

• Noun
• One who lives in the country

SEVER

• Cut off, amputate, break off, dissolve
• Join, unite, weld togeather

SEVER

• Verb
• To seperate, divide into parts

SORDID

• Filthy, squalid, base, vile, seedy, sleazy
• Pure, noble, opulent, lavish

SORDID

• Adjective
• Wretchedly poor; run-down; mean or selfish

UNTENABLE

• Indefensible, insupportable, groundless
• Irrefutable, impregnable, incontestable

UNTENABLE

• Adjective
• Not capable of being held or defended; impossible to maintain

VERSATILE

• Adaptable, handy, all-around, many-sided
• Limited, specalized, restricted

VERSATILE

• Adjective
• Able to do many things well; capable of many uses

VINDICATE

• Acquit, absolve, exonerate, advocate
• Implicate, incriminate, condemn, convict

VINDICATE

• Verb
• To clear from hint or charge of wrongdoing; to defend successfully against opposition; to justify

WANE

• Diminish, decline, subside, dwindle
• Grow, wax, amplify, ballon, increase

WANE

• Verb
• To lose size, strength, or power