VOCAB UNIT 13

ANTIPATHY

• Noun
• A strong dislike
• Synonym: hostility
• Antonym: attraction

APPLICABLE

• Adjective
• Capable of being applied
• Synonym: appropriate
• Antonym: inappropriate

ASSET

• Noun
• Something of value
• Synonym: property
• Antonym: drawback

BESET

• Verb to attack from all side
• Synonym: assail
• Antonym: set free

COMPASSION

• Noun
• Sympathy for someone's suffering
• Synonym: pity
• Antonym: indifference

DECORUM

• Noun
• Proper behavior
• Synonym: seemliness
• Antonym: impropriety

DURESS

• Noun
• Compulsion by threat
• Synonym: intimidate
• Antonym: invitation

EXUBERANT

• Adjective
• High-spirited
• Synonym: lively
• Antonym: depressed

FACSIMILIE

• Noun
• An exact copy
• Synonym: replica
• Antonym: variation

IMBILE

• Verb
• To drink
• Synonym: swallow
• Antonym: eject

IMPLACABLE

• Adjective
• Not to be satisfied
• Synonym: relentless
• Antonym: lenient

INFINITESTIMAL

• Adjective
• Extremely small
• Synonym: minute
• Antonym: huge

INNOCUOUS

• Adjective
• Harmless
• Synonym: feeble
• Antonym: dangerous

MILITATE

• Verb
• To have an effect or force
• Synonym: opposition
• Antonym: advocate

PATENT

• Noun
• Exclusive rights of an invention
• Synonym: exclusive license
• Antonym: hidden

SEDATE

• Adjective
• Quiet and settled
• Synonym: unruffled
• Antonym: brash

PROWESS

• Noun
• Distinguished bravery
• Synonym: valor
• Antonym: cowardice

STENTORIAN

• Adjective
• Extremely loud
• Synonym: thundering
• Antonym:hushed

STIPULATE

• Verb
• To arrange specifically
• Synonym: specify
• Antonym: broad

ULTIMATUM

• Noun
• A final proposal
• Synonym: final term
• Antonym: beginning