SAT填空题同义词收集

SAT填空题同义词收集1.ElaborateAdjective1. complicated, detailed, studied, laboured, perfected, complex, careful, exact, precise, thorough, intricate, skilful,painstaking an elaborate research project2. ornate, detailed, involved, complex, fancy, complicated, decorated, extravagant,intricate, baroque, ornamented, fussy,embellished, showy, ostentatious, florid Verb1.develop, improve, enhance, polish, complicate, decorate, refine, garnish，ornament, flesh out2. Expand (upon), extend, enlarge (on), amplify, embellish, flesh out, and adddetail (to)2.ErraticAdjectiveUnpredictable, variable, unstable, irregular, shifting, eccentric, abnormal,Inconsistent, uneven, unreliable, wayward,capricious, desultory, changeable, Aberrant, fitful, inconstant3.predictableAdjectivelikely, expected, sure, certain, anticipated, reliable, foreseen, on thecards, foreseeable, sure-fire (informal), calculable4.idiosyncraticAdjectiveDistinctive, special, individual, typical, distinguishing, distinct, peculiar,individualistic5.unforeseenAdjectiveUnexpected, unanticipated, unpredicted, surprise, surprising, sudden, startling , accidental, abrupt, out of the blue,unlooked-for, unenvisaged6.catastrophicAdjectiveDisastrous, devastating, tragic, calamitous, cataclysmic7.moderateAdjectived, reasonable, controlled, limited, cool, calm, steady, modest, restrained,Deliberate, sober, middle-of-the-road,temperate, judicious, peaceable, equable2. Reasonable, average, acceptable, within reason, within limits, non-excessive3. Average, middling, medium, fair, ordinary, indifferent, and mediocreVerb1. soften, control, calm, temper, regulate, quiet, diminish, decrease, curb, restrain,tame, subdue, play down, lessen, repress, mitigate, tonedown, pacify, modulate, soft-pedal (informal)2. Lessen, relax, ease, wane, abate3. Arbitrate, judge, chair, referee, preside, mediate8.devoidAdjective(With of) lacking in, without, free from, wanting in, sans (archaic), bereft of,empty of, deficient in, denuded of, barren of I9.disparagingAdjectivecontemptuous, damaging, critical, slighting, offensive, insulting, abusive, scathing , dismissive, belittling, unfavourable,derogatory, unflattering, scornful, disdainful, defamatory, derisive, libellous, slanderous, deprecatory, uncomplimentary, fault-finding, contumelious10.m eddleVerbInterfere, intervene, tamper, intrude, pry, butt in, interpose11.s coffVerbscorn, mock, laugh at, ridicule, scout，taunt, despise, sneer, jeer, deride, slag (off) (slang), flout, belittle, revile, make light of, poke fun at, twit,12.t emporizeVerbplay for time, delay, stall, procrastinate, be evasive, beat about the bush, gain time, equivocate, play a waiting game, hum and haw, tergiversate13.t erminateVerb1. end, stop, conclude, finish, complete, axe (informal), cut off, wind up, put anend to, discontinue, pull the plug on(informal), belay (Nautical), bring or come to an end2. cease, end, close, finish, run out, expire, lapse3. abort, end4. end its journeyNoun1. Flirtation, coquetry, amorous play2. Dabbling, playing, toying, trifling15.v acuityNounInanity, stupidity, emptiness, blankness, vapidity, vacuousness, brainlessnessUnintelligence, inaneness16.style of expression)17.r hetoricNoun1. hyperbole, rant, hotair (informal), pomposity, bombast, wordiness, verbosity, fustian, grandiloquence, magniloquence2.eloquence, speech-making, oratory, elocution, declamation, speechifying, grandiloquence18.f utilityNoun1. Uselessness, ineffectiveness, pointlessness, fruitlessness, emptiness, hollowness2. Triviality, vanity, pointlessness, unimportance19.b oorishAdjectiveloutish, gross, crude, rude, coarse, vulgar, rustic, barbaric, churlish, uneducated ,bearish, uncouth, unrefined, uncivilized, clownish, oafish, ill-bred, lubberly 20.f astidiousAdjectiveparticular, meticulous, fussy, overdelicate, difficult, nice, critical, discriminating, dainty, squeamish, choosy, picky(informal), hard toplease, finicky, punctilious, pernickety, hypercritical, overnice21.sedulous - marked by care and persistent effort; "her assiduous attempts to learnFrench"; "assiduous research"; "sedulous pursuit of legal and moral principles"AdjectiveAssiduous22.v indictiveAdjectiveVengeful, malicious, spiteful, relentless, resentful, malignant, unrelenting, unforgiving, implacable, venomous, rancorous,revengeful, full of spleen23.p etulantAdjectivesulky, cross, moody, sour, crabbed, impatient, pouting, perverse, irritable, crusty, sullen,fretful, waspish, querulous, peevish, ungracious, cavilling, huffy, fault-findi ng, snappish, ill-humoured, captious24.m ercenaryNounHireling, freelance (History), soldier of fortune, condottiere (History), freecompanion (History)Adjective1. Greedy, grasping, acquisitive, venal, avaricious, covetous, bribable2. Hired, paid, bought, venal25.Cloying, saccharine, syrupy26.c ursoryAdjectivebrief, passing, rapid, casual, summary, slight, hurried, careless, superficial, hasty, perfunctory, desultory, offhand,slapdash27.p rosaicAdjectivedull, ordinary, boring, routine, flat, dry, everyday, tame, pedestrian, commonplace, mundane, matter-of-fact, stale,banal, uninspiring, humdrum, trite, unimaginative, hackneyed, workaday, vapid28.m eticulousAdjectiveThorough, detailed, particular, strict, exact, precise, microscopic, fussy, painstaking, perfectionist, scrupulous,fastidious, punctilious29.c onsecrateVerbSanctify, dedicate, ordain, exalt, venerate, set apart, hallow, devote30.h esitantAdjectiveuncertain, reluctant, shy, halting, doubtful, sceptical, unsure, hesitating, wavering, timid, diffident, lacking confidence, vacillating, hanging back, irresolute, half-arsed31.c ontemptuousAdjectiveScornful, insulting, arrogant, withering, sneering, cavalier, condescending, haughty, disdainful, insolent, derisive,supercilious, high and mighty,32.i nterrogationNounquestioning, inquiry, examination, probing, grilling (informal), cross-examination , inquisition, third degree (informal), cross-questioningVerb1. protect, defend, secure, strengthen, reinforce, support, brace, garrison, shore up, augment, buttress, make stronger, embattle2. Strengthen,3. sustain, encourage, confirm, cheer, strengthen, reassure, brace, stiffen, hearten, embolden, invigorateNounfire, blaze, holocaust, inferno, wildfireNoun1.negation, dismissal, contradiction, dissent, disclaimer, retraction, repudiation, disavowal, adjuration2. Refusal, veto, rejection, prohibition, rebuff, repuls3. Renunciation, rejection, spurning, abstention, abdication, repudiation, forswearing, disavowal, abnegation, relinquishment, eschewalVerb1.suppress, crush, defeat, overcome, conquer, subdue, stifle, overpower, quash , extinguish, stamp out,vanquish, squelch2.calm, quiet, silence, moderate, dull, soothe, alleviate, appease, allay, mitigate , assuage, pacify, mollify, deadenAdjectiveIndescribable, unspeakable, indefinable, beyond words, unutterable, inexpressible, incommunicableAdjectiveExpressive, clear, effective, vocal, meaningful, understandable, coherent, persuasive, fluent, eloquent, lucid,comprehensible, communicative, intelligible Verb1.express, say, tell, state, word, speak, declare, phrase, communicate, assert, pronounce, utter, couch, put across,enunciate, put into words, verbalize, asseverate2. pronounce, say, talk, speak, voice, utter, enunciate, vocalize, enounceAdjective1.skilled, perfect, supreme, polished, superb, practised, accomplished, tasty (Brit. informal), matchlessplete, total, supreme, extreme, ultimate, absolute, utter, conspicuous, unqualified, deep-dyed (usually derogatory)Verbcomplete, finish, achieve, conclude, perform, perfect, carryout, crown, fulfil, end, accomplish, effectuate,Adjective1.assumed, believed, expected, understood, supposed, odds-on, hypothetical, inferred2.possible, likely, reasonable, credible, probable, plausible, conceivable, believable, verisimilarAdjective(Formal) harmful, bad, damaging, destructive, detrimental, hurtful, pernicious, ruinous, prejudicial, injuriousVerbWaver, hesitate, dither (chiefly Brit.), haver, sway, falter, be doubtful, fluctuate, Be unsure, teeter, oscillate, be undecided, chop and change, seesaw, blow hot and cold (informal), temporize, hum and haw, be unable to decide, keep changing your mind, shillyshally (informal)Preachify, sermonise, moralise, moralizeNoun1.loyalty, faith, integrity, devotion, allegiance, constancy, faithfulness, dependability, trustworthiness, troth (archaic),fealty, staunchness, devotedness, 2.accuracy, precision, correspondence, closeness, adherence, faithfulness, exactitude, exactness, scrupulousness,precisenessNounPraise, tribute, acclaim, compliment, applause, accolade, paean, commendation , exaltation, glorification, acclamation,panegyric, encomium, plaudit, laudationAdjectiveInfectious, catching, spreading, epidemic, communicable, transmissible, pestilentialNountendency, leaning, weakness, inclination, bent, liability, bias, disposition, penchant , susceptibility, predisposition, proclivity,proneness, aptnessAdjectiveeless, vain, unsuccessful, pointless, empty, hollow, invain, worthless, barren, sterile, fruitless, forlorn, unproductive,abortive, ineffectual, unprofitable, valueless, unavailing, otiose, profitless, nugatory, 2. Trivial, pointless, trifling, unimportantNoun1. Winding sheet, grave clothes, cerecloth, cerement2. Covering, veil, mantle, screen, cloud,Verbconceal, cover, screen, hide, surround, blanket, veil, cloak, swathe, envelopAdjectiveSelf-satisfied, superior, complacent, conceited, self-righteous, holier-than-thou , priggish, self-opinionatedVerbcomfort, cheer, relieve, soothe, support, encourage, calm, solace, assuage, succour ,Noun1. Founder, leader, developer, innovator, founding father,2. Settler, explorer, colonist, colonizerVerbdevelop, create, launch, establish, start, prepare, discover, institute, invent, open up, initiate, originate,VerbCelebrate, remember, honor, recognize, and salute,Pay tribute to, immortalize, memorializeAdjectiveFriendly, kindly, brotherly, civil, neighbourly, peaceful, polite, harmonious,Good-humoured, amiable, courteous, cordial,sociable, fraternal, peaceableNoun1.bewilderment, doubt, uncertainty, puzzlement, perplexity, mystification,Bafflement, perturbation2. disorder, chaos, turmoil, upheaval, muddle, bustle, shambles, disarray,Commotion, disorganization, disarrangement3. Bewilderment, puzzlement, perplexity, bafflement, mystification, perturbationVerbIgnore, discount, take no notice of, overlook, neglect, pass over,Turn a blind eye to, disobey, laugh off, make light of, pay no attention to,Pay no heed to, leave out of account,NounIgnoring, neglect, contempt, indifference, negligence, disdain, disrespect, Heedlessness57. HostilityNoun1.unfriendliness, hatred, animosity, spite, bitterness, malice, venom,Antagonism, enmity, abhorrence, malevolence, detestation2.opposition, resentment, antipathy, aversion, antagonism,Ill feeling, bad blood, ill-will, animusPlural nounWarfare, war, fighting, conflict, combat, armed conflict, state of warNounGuilt,misgiving, qualm, scruples, regret, reluctance,sorrow, remorse,Repentance, contrition, penitence, stabAdjectiveDerogatory, negative, slighting, unpleasant, belittling, disparaging, debasing, Deprecatory, uncomplimentary,depreciatory, detractive, detractoryVerbWeaken, exhaust, wear out, sap, incapacitate, prostrate,Enfeeble, enervate, devitalizeNounAperient, physic, purgativeAdjectiveEvacuant, purgative62. Retentive 保持的,记性好的AdjectiveRecollective, tenacious, longAdjective1.scathing, pointed, cutting, biting, sharp, keen, acute, severe, acid, penetrating,tart, pungent, incisive, hurtful, sarcastic,caustic, astringent, vitriolic, acerbic, piquant, mordant, acidulous, mordacious2.clear, driving, strong, powerful, effective, distinct, crisp, explicit, vigorous,potent, energetic, clear-cut, forceful, emphatic,unequivocal, salient, well-defi ned, effectual,AdjectiveCautious, politic, guarded, careful, wary, discriminating, discreet, sage, Prudent, canny, attentive, vigilant, watchful,judicious, observant, sagacious, HeedfulAdjective1.benevolent, kind, kindly, warm, liberal, friendly, generous, obliging,Sympathetic, favourable, compassionate, gracious, amiable, genial, affable, Complaisant2.(Medical) harmless, innocent, superficial, innocuous, curable, inoffensive,Not dangerous, remediable3.favourable, good, encouraging, warm, moderate, beneficial, clement,Advantageous, salutary, auspicious, propitiousNoun1. Invention, spontaneity, ad-libbing, extemporizing2. Ad-libAdjectiveDisunited, split, disconnectedVerb1.(Informal) recommend, promote, endorse, support, tip, urge, approve, praise,Commend,2. (Informal) praise, tip, promote, urge, endorse, big up3. Solicit, canvass, drum up, bark (U.S. informal), spielSeller, solicitor, barker, canvasser, spielerAdjectiveEffective, successful, efficient, powerful, useful, active, capable, adequate,Productive, operative, potent, competent,serviceable, effectualAdjective1.exorbitant, excessive, steep (informal), high-priced, preposterous, sky-high,Extortionate,2.prohibiting, forbidding, restraining, restrictive, repressive, suppressive,ProscriptiveVerb (Literary)Praise, celebrate, honour, acclaim, approve, magnify (archaic), glorify, extolVerb1. Obtain, take out, distil, and squeeze out2. Take out, draw, pull, remove, withdraw, and pull out3. Pull out, remove, take out, draw, uproot4. elicit, get, obtain, force, draw, gather, derive, exact, bringout, evoke, reap, wring, glean, coerce, wrest5. select, quote, cite, abstract, choose, cut out, reproduce, cull, copy out6. Develop, obtain, derive, evolve, gather, elicit,Noun1. passage, selection, excerpt, cutting, clipping, abstract, quotation, citation2. Essence, solution, concentrate, juice, distillation, decoction, distillateAdjectiveDictatorial, rigid, authoritarian, legislating, dogmatic, didactic, preceptiveAdjective1. Gluttonous, insatiable, ravenous, hungry, greedy, ravening, devouring2. Avid, prodigious, insatiable, uncontrolled, rapacious, unquenchableAdjectiveTemperate, sparing, moderate, sober, austere, frugal, ascetic, self-denying, Abstinent, continentAdjective1. Untidy, disorderly, unkempt, slatternly2. Careless, sloppy (informal), negligent, slapdash, loose, slack, heedless,SlipshodAdjective1.unpleasant, distasteful, disagreeable, bitter, offensive, unattractive, horrid,Unsavoury, displeasing, repugnant2. Uneatable, unsavory, inedible, unappetizingNounEvangelist, gospeler, gospeller79. Disparager 诽谤者NounDepreciator, detractor, knockerNoun1. Ancestor, parent, forebear, forefather, begetter, procreator, primogenitor2. Originator, source, predecessor, precursor, forerunner, antecedent, instigatorNoundeparture, aside, diversion, wandering, straying, footnote, deviation, divergence, parenthesis, apostrophe, obiter dictum82. Diatribe 诽谤，恶骂NounFulminationNounCliché, stereotype, commonplace, banality, truism, bromide, verbiage, inanity,Noun (usually plural)plot, scheme, trick, device, design, intrigue, conspiracy, manoeuvre, dodge,Ploy, ruse, artifice, cabal, stratagemAdjectivecurt, abrupt, brusque, short, rude, tart, snappy, gruffconcise, short, brief, clipped, neat, crisp, compact, summary, condensed,incisive, elliptical, laconic,succinct, pithy, monosyllabic, gnomic, epigrammatic, aphoristic, sententiousVerbdeny, reject, contradict, retract, repudiate, disown, rebut, disclaim, forswear,GainsayNounAbstention, continence, temperance, self-denial, self-restraint, forbearance,Refraining, avoidance, moderation, sobriety,asceticism, teetotalism,Abstemiousness, soberness88. LoatheVerbAbhor, abominate, execrateAdjective1.direct, simple, natural, plain, rough, straightforward, robust, down-to-earth,Frank, uninhibited, unsophisticated, unrefined2. Crude, coarse, raunchy (slang), lusty, bawdy, ribald3. claylike, soil-likeAdverbUsually, generally, commonly, regularly, normally, traditionally, ordinarily,Habitually,Adjective1.fearless, enterprising, brave, daring, heroic, adventurous, courageous, gritty,gallant, gutsy (slang), audacious, intrepid,valiant, plucky, undaunted, unafraid, unflinching, dauntless, ballsy2. Impudent, forward, fresh3.bright, conspicuous, strong, striking, loud, prominent, lively, pronounced,Colourful, vivid, flashy, eye-catching, salient,showy4. Heavy, clear, thick, distinct, pronouncedNounliking, love, taste, weakness, fancy, leaning, tendency, preference, bias,Inclination, penchant, fondness, propensity,predisposition, proclivity, partiality, PronenessAdjectiveUnusual, exceptional, uncommon, singular, deviant, unconventional, unique,Unorthodox, uncharacteristic, unrepresentative, uncustomary, nonconforming, unconformingNounLoss, death, misfortune, deprivation, affliction, tribulationNounMystery, problem, puzzle, riddle, paradox, conundrum, teaserNounArgument, debate, row, discussion, dispute, contention, quarrel, squabble, Strife, wrangle, wrangling, polemic, altercation, dissensionAdjective1.short-sighted, narrow, unimaginative, narrow-minded, small-minded,Unadventurous, near-sighted2. short-sighted, near-sighted, as blind as a batAdjectiveConcerned, caring, attentive, carefulAdjectivechildish, juvenile, naive, weak, silly, ridiculous, foolish, petty, trivial, Irresponsible, immature, infantile, inane, babyish, jejuneAdjectiveUncommunicative, reserved, secretive, unforthcoming, quiet, silent, restrained, Taciturn, tight-lipped, unspeaking, close-lipped, mumAdjectivePermanent, lasting, enduring, ingrained, indestructible, ineradicable,Ineffaceable, inexpungible, inextirpableAdjectiveDeclining, weak, waning, standing still, stagnant, stagnating, on the way out,At a standstill, obsolescent,103. PicayuneAdjectivefiddling, footling, niggling, piddling, piffling, trivial, petty, lilliputian, littleAdjective (with to)1. unaffected by, immune to, unmoved by, closed to, untouched by, proof against,invulnerable to, unreceptive to, unswayable by2. resistant to, sealed to, impenetrable by, invulnerable to, impassable to,hermetic to, impermeable by, imperviable byAdjectiveSolitary, retiring, withdrawn, isolated, secluded, cloistered, monastic, recluse,Ascetic, sequestered, hermit-like, hermitic, eremiticVerbHate, loathe, despise, abhor, be hostile to, recoil from, be repelled by,Have an aversion to, abominate, dislike intensely, execrateAdjectivechangeable, variable, volatile, versatile, temperamental, ever-changing, mercurial , many-sided, mutable, polymorphous, multiformVerbDaze, dazzleAdjectiveDiverse, general, broad, varied, comprehensive, extensive, wide-ranging, Selective, diversified, manifold, heterogeneous,catholic, all-embracing, liberal, Many-sided, multifarious, dilettantishAdjective1.tired, exhausted, drained, worn out, spent, done in (informal), flagging,All in (slang), fatigued, wearied, sleepy, fagged(informal),Whacked (Brit. informal), jaded, drooping, knackered (slang), drowsy2.fed up, bored, sick (informal), discontented, impatient, indifferent, jaded,Sick and tired (informal),3.tiring, taxing, wearing, arduous, tiresome, laborious, irksome, wearisome,EnervativeVerb1. Grow tired, tire, sicken2. bore, annoy, plague, sicken, jade, exasperate, vex, irk,3. tire, tax, burden, drain, fatigue, fag (informal), sap, wear out, debilitate,Take it out of (informal), tire out, enervateAdjectiveUnrealistic, idealistic, romantic, absurd, imaginary, visionary, fanciful, Impractical, dreamy, Utopian, impulsive,fantastical, impracticable, chivalrous, Unworldly, chimericalVerb1.bewilder, baffle, amaze, confuse, astonish, startle,Mix up, astound, perplex, surprise, mystify, flummox, boggle the mind,Be all Greek to (informal), dumbfound, nonplus2.disprove, contradict, refute, negate, destroy, ruin, overwhelm, explode,Overthrow, demolish, annihilate, give the lie to,VerbTransfix, fascinate, grip, magnetise, mesmerise, mesmerize, magnetize, Bewitch, entranceAdjectiveCapricious, volatile, unpredictable, erratic, variable, unstable, fickle, Temperamental, impulsive, irrepressible,changeable, quicksilver, flighty,InconstantAdjectivegenerous, kind, noble, selfless, big, free, kindly, handsome, charitable,High-minded, bountiful, unselfish, open-handed,big-hearted, unstinting, Beneficent, great-hearted, munificent, ungrudgingAdjectiveUncommunicative, reserved, reticent, unforthcoming, quiet, withdrawn, silent, Distant, dumb, mute, aloof, antisocial,tight-lipped, close-lippedAdjectiveObedient, manageable, compliant, amenable, submissive, pliant, tractable, Biddable, ductile, teachableAdjective1.hairsplitting, particular, formal, precise, fussy, picky (informal),Nit-picking (informal), punctilious, priggish, pedagogic,Anal retentive, overnice2.academic, pompous, schoolmasterly, stilted, erudite, scholastic, didactic,Bookish, abstruse, donnish, sententiousAdjectiveUncommunicative, reserved, secretive, unforthcoming, quiet, silent, restrained, Taciturn, tight-lipped, unspeaking, close-lipped, mumNounLack of unity, disconnection, incoherence, disunion,Lack of coherence, disjointedness, disconnectednessNounCementAdjective1. Specific, precise, explicit, definite, clear-cut, unequivocal, unambiguous2. Real, material, actual, substantial, sensible, tangible, factualAdjective1. noble, grand, distinguished, superior, imposing, renowned, elevated, majestic,dignified, stately, sublime, illustrious,exalted2. High, raised, towering, tall, soaring, elevated, sky-high3. Haughty, lordly, proud, arrogant, patronizing, condescending,Snooty (informal), disdainful, supercilious, high and mightyAdjectiveTalkative, chattering, babbling, chatty, wordy, garrulous, gabby (informal),V oluble, gossipy, gassy (informal), blatheringNounEagerness, enthusiasm, willingness, readiness, speed, zeal, gaiety, alertness,Hilarity, cheerfulness, quickness, liveliness,briskness, promptness, avidity, Joyousness, sprightlinessAdjectiveComplaining, cross, discontented, grumbling, peevish, critical,Sour, carping, murmuring, whining, dissatisfied, irritable,touchy, petulant, Plaintive, irascible, cantankerous, tetchy,Ratty (Brit. & N.Z. informal), testy, chippy (informal),Fretful, waspish, censorious, grouchy (informal),Hard to please, fault-finding, captiousNoun1.lethargy, weakness, fatigue, apathy, inertia, frailty, weariness, ennui, torpor,Heaviness, lassitude, debility, feebleness,listlessness, faintness, enervation 2.(Literary) relaxation, laziness, sloth, drowsiness, sleepiness, indolence,Dreaminess, lotus-eating3. Stillness, silence, calm, hush, lull, oppressivenessAdjectiveAlienated, resentful, discontented, hostile, estranged, dissatisfied, rebellious, Antagonistic, disloyal, seditious, mutinous, incompliantNounBitterness, indignation, ill feeling,hurt, anger, rage, fury, irritation, grudge, wrath, malice, animosity, huff, ire, Displeasure, pique, rancour, bad blood, umbrage, vexation,NounPropriety, decency, etiquette, breeding, protocol, respectability, politeness, Good manners,Good grace, gentility,deportment, courtliness, politesse, punctilio, seemlinessNounSelf-possession, confidence, stability, self-confidence, composure, poise, Coolness, calmness, equanimity, balance, self-assurance, sang-froid,Level-headednessNoun1.rejection, denial, abandonment, spurning, abstention, repudiation,Forswearing, disavowal, abnegation, eschewal, abjuration2.resignation, surrender, waiver, disclaimer, abdication, relinquishment,AbjurationAdjectiveEssential, necessary, needed, key, vital, crucial, imperative, requisite,Needful, unnecessary, unimportant, superfluous, disposable, dispensable, NonessentialNounspread, publishing, broadcasting, publication, distribution, circulation, diffusion, propagation, promulgationAdjectiveDigressiveAdjective1. Forceful, offensive, hostile, belligerent, pugnacious, destructive, quarrelsome2. harsh, jarring, grating, clashing, screeching, raucous, shrill, rasping, jangling,discordant, clamorous, unmusical,stridulant, stridulousAdjectiveSeparate, individual, distinct, detached, disconnected, unattached, discontinuousAdjectiveVapid, stupid, inane, blank, vacant, unintelligentVerbrecord, tell, report, enter, relate, register, recount, set down, narrate,Put on recordNounrecord, story, history, account, register, journal, diary, narrative, annalsNounFanatic, enthusiast, extremist, militant, maniac, fiend (informal), bigotAdjectiveIndirect, substitute, surrogate, by proxy, empathetic, at one removeAdjectiveDeclining, dying, disappearing, vanishing, decreasingAdjective1. Uncivilized, savage, barbarian, barbaric, undeveloped, uncultivated2. early, first, earliest, original, primary, elementary, pristine, primordial,3. Simple, naive, childlike, untrained, undeveloped, unsophisticated, untutored4. crude, simple, rough, rude, rudimentary, unrefinedNounAntiquary, archaistAdjectiveCelebrated, respected, prominent, great, important, imposing, impressive, Influential, esteemed, notable, renowned,eminent, illustrious, reputable, exaltedAdjective1. skilful, skilled, expert, finished, fine, masterly, excellent, crack2. domineering, authoritative, dictatorial, bossy (informal), arrogant, imperious,overbearing, tyrannical, magisterial,despoticVerbpresent, give, accord, award, grant, commit, lavish, confer, endow, entrust, Impart, allotNounRespect, regard, honour, consideration, admiration, reverence, estimation, VenerationVerb1. respect, admire, value, prize, honour, treasure, cherish, revere, reverence,2. consider, rate, view, judge, regard, estimate, reckon, calculate, deemNounDisagreement, conflict, dissent, dispute, contention, quarreling, friction, strife, Discord, discordance,Verbencourage, cheer, stir, strengthen, nerve, stimulate, reassure, fire, animate, rouse, inflame, hearten, invigorateNounExamination, study, investigation, search, inquiry, analysis, inspection, Exploration, sifting, once-over (informal), perusalAdjective1.(Psychiatry) unbalanced, troubled, disordered, unstable, neurotic, upset,Deranged, unsound, maladjusted2.worried, concerned, troubled, upset, bothered, nervous, anxious, uneasy,Agitated, disquieted, apprehensive, antsyAdjectiveAdvanced, developed, forward, quick, bright, smartAdjective。