ANNUL

• S: cancel, abolish
• A: validate, authorize
• They voted to annul the out-of-date law

BLASÈ

• A: enthusiastic, passionate
• The soldiers are blasé when it come to the battles they fight.

BOLSTER

• S: reinforce, buttress
• A: undetermine, weaken
• our sofa has four comfortable bolsters

DEPLORE

• S: lament, bemoan
• A: approve, command
• People who deplore their weight, usually end up with eating disorders

FRIVELOUS

MUSTER

• S: mobilize, marshal
• A:disband, dismiss
• The sleepy new recruits assembledqq om

NONENTITY

• S: nobody
• A: celebrity
• The nonentity will never be in the movie

OBSESS

• S: preoccupy
• Im obsessed with dance, i do it everyday

ORNATE

• S: fancy, flashy
• A: plain, stark
• She showed his ornate dress for prom

OUST

• S: expell, eject
• A: admit, welcome
• She oujted the juvenile girl

PERUSE

• S: study, scrutunize
• The perused all day and night for her SSAT

POROUS

• S: leaky
• A: airtight
• Some object are very poroable

PROMONTORY

• S: cliff, outcrop
• I want to live on a promontory near Malibu beach

PRONE

• S: liable
• A:unlikely
• Unforntunly, im prone to headaches

QUALM

• S: regret
• Do you have a qualm about being mean

RECOURSE

• S: remedy
• If i fail the SSAT, ill have a recourse, but im hoping not to

RESIDUE

• S: remains
• All the residue from chopping the trees are everywhere!

SOLICITOUS

• S:concerned
• A:indifferent
• My teacher is a solicitous person

STAID

• S: sedate, sober
• A:gaundy, jaunty
• She is such a staid person, because she always talks in monotone

SUSTAIN

• S: foster, uphold
• Im trying to sustain my straight A average all year