ABASE

• Lower, humiliate, prostrate, demean
• Elevate, ennoble, exalt

ABASE

• Verb
• To lower in esteem, degrade; to humble

ACTUATE

• Trigger, incite, instigate

ACTUATE

• Verb
• To move to action; to impel

AVERT

• Stop, deflect, ward off, preclude
• Invite, induce, provoke, cause

AVERT

• Verb
• To turn aside, turn away; to prevent, avoid

BOORISH

• Vulgar, crude, uncouth, ill-mannered, gauche
• Suave, urbane, polished, courtly, well-bred

BOORISH

• Adjective
• Rude, unrefined; clumsy

BRUNT

• Blow, shock
• Aftershock, aftermath, repercussion

BRUNT

• Noun
• The main impact, force, or burden

COMBATANT

• Soldier, disputant, warrior
• Civilian

COMBATANT

• Noun
• A fighter

COMBATANT

• Hostile, battling
• Peaceful, neutral

COMBATANT

• Adjective
• Engaged in fighting

DORMANT

• Resting, still, quiescent
• Awake, active, lively, productive

DORMANT

• Adjective
• Inactive; in a state of suspension; sleeping

DUBIOUS

• Questionable, suspect, unsettled, undecided
• Certain, positive, indubitable, reliable

DUBIOUS

• Adjective
• Causing uncertinty or suspicion; in a doubtful or uncertain state of mind, hesitant

HARANGUE

• Rant, lecture

HARANGUE

• Verb
• To deliver a loud, ranting speech

HARANGUE

• Tirade, diatribe
• Whisper, murmur, undertone

HARANGUE

• Noun
• A loud speech

HARRY

• Badger, pester, hound, pillage, ravage

HARRY

• Verb
• To make a destructive raid on; to torment, harass

IMPENITENT

• Remorseless, unrepugant, incorrigible
• Ashamed, remorseful, contrite, apologetic

IMPENIENT

• Adjective
• Not feeling remorse or sorrow for errors or offenses

KNAVE

• Rascal, rogue, scoundrel, miscreant

KNAVE

• Noun
• A tricky, unprincipled, or deceitful fellow

LEGION

• Multitude, host, throng, division, regiment
• Squad, platoon

LEGION

• Noun
• A large military force; any large group or number

LEGION

• Few, sparse

LEGION

• Adjective
• Many, numerous

LIBERALITY

• Largesse, magnanimity, broad-mindedness
• Stringiness, miserliness, narrow-mindedness

LIBERALITY

• Noun
• Genorisity, generous act; breadth of mind or outlook

PLAINTIFF

• Complaintent, accuser
• Defendant, accused

PLAINTIFF

• Noun
• One who begins a lawsuit

PROBE

• Explore, scrutinize
• Conceal, hide

PROBE

• Verb
• To examine, investigate throughly

PROBE

• Inquiry, detector
• Cover-up, whitewash

PROBE

• Noun
• An investigation; a device used to explore or examine

PROTRACT

• Prolong, extend, elongate, spin out
• Contract, compress, concentrate

PROTRACT

• Verb
• To draw out or lengthen in space or time

QUARRY

• Prey, game, victim
• Hunter, predator, pursuer

QUARRY

• Noun
• Something that is hunted or pursued

QUARRY

• Excavation, pit, mine

QUARRY

• Noun
• A place from which stone is taken

QUARRY

QUARRY

• Verb
• To cut or take from (or as if from) a quarry

SPURN

• Turn down, reject, decline, snub, repudiate
• Accept, welcome, greet

SPURN

• Verb
• To refuse with scorn, disdain

SUBTERFUGE

• Dodge, blind, ruse, deception, artifice

SUBTERFUGE

• Noun
• An excuse or trick for escaping or hiding something