Meaning

Abominabl
e

Abandon

Part of
Speech
Adj.

V.
N.

Awkward,
Abnormal

Adj.

Abundant

Adj.

Abusive

Adj.

Aspersion

N.

Affront

V.
N.

Acclaim

V.
N.

Accusation

Adj.
N.

Absolve,
Clear from
blame
Aggression

V.

Allure

N.
V.

Accord

N.

N.

Words
hateful, hated, offensive, disgusting, horrible, revolting, obscene, dis
tasteful, horrid,
obnoxious, despicable, repulsive, heinous,odious, repugnant, loathso
me, abominable, execrable, detestable, abhorrent, abominable,
disgusting, loathsome
renounce, maroon, forfeit, disown, waive, ditch, abdicate, jilt,
forsake, abjure, disown, strand, ditch, repudiate, to resign from:
yield, surrender, abdicate, forgo, cede, relinquish
the trait of lacking restraint or control; reckless freedom from
inhibition or worry; "she danced with abandon": recklessness, dash,
wildness, wantonness, unrestraint
unusual, different, odd, strange, surprising, extraordinary,
remarkable, bizarre, unexpected, curious, weird, exceptional,
peculiar, eccentric, unfamiliar, queer, irregular, phenomenal,
uncommon, erratic, monstrous, singular, unnatural, deviant,
unconventional, off-the-wall, oddball, anomalous, atypical, aberrant,
untypical, wacko, outr: a child with an abnormal fear of strangers,
aberrant, anomalous, freak, idiosyncratic, queer, wayward
plentiful, full, rich, liberal, generous, lavish, ample, infinite,
overflowing, exuberant, teeming, copious, inexhaustible, bountiful,
luxuriant, profuse, rank, well-provided, well-supplied, bounteous,
plenteous, rampant
slanderous, scandalous, defamatory, low, offensive, gross, foul,
insulting, infamous, obscene, abusive, coarse, indecent, vulgar, foulmouthed, salacious, ribald, vituperative, scabrous, Rabelaisian:
scurrilous rumours, opprobrious, calumnious
libel, calumny, defamation, denigration, misrepresentation, obloquy,
slander, vilification, malign, traduce, smear, besmirch, tarnish,
imputation, vituperation, defile, muckraking, denigration, slur,
reproach, censure
offend, anger, provoke, outrage, insult, annoy, vex, displease, pique,
slight, abuse, assault, berate, castigate, inveigh
insult, wrong, injury, abuse, offence, slight, outrage, provocation,
slur, indignity, vexation
praise, celebrate, honour, cheer, admire, hail, applaud, compliment,
salute, approve, congratulate, clap, commend, exalt, laud, extol,
eulogize
praise , honour, celebration, approval, tribute, applause, cheering,
clapping, ovation, accolades, plaudits, kudos, commendation,
exaltation, approbation, acclamation, eulogizing, panegyric,
encomium, ratification, endorsement, acquiescence
Rave, enthusiastic, excellent, favourable, ecstatic, laudatory
charge, complaint, allegation, indictment, impeachment,
recrimination, citation, denunciation, attribution, imputation,
arraignment, incrimination, summons
excuse, free, clear, release, deliver, loose, forgive, discharge,
liberate, pardon, exempt, acquit, vindicate, remit, let off, set free,
exonerate, exculpate
aggressiveness, antagonism, assault, attack, bellicosity,
belligerence, belligerency, besiegement, combativeness,
contentiousness, drive, enterprise, fight, foray, hostility, hustle,
illapse, infringement, initiative, injury, inroad, intrusion, irruption,
jingoism, martiality, militancy, offense, onset, onslaught, outbreak,
provocation, pugnacity, push, pushiness, raid, sally, sortie, storming,
transgression
lure, bait, draw, endangerment, enticement, inducement
adlicere, lure, attract, bait, beguile, bribe, cajole, captivate, charm,
coax, court, decoy, draw on, entice, hold out allurement, hold out
temptation, induce, inlicere, inveigle, pellicere, provoke desire,
seduce, tantalize, tempt
accommodation, accordance, agreement, arrangement,
compromise, concession, concord, concordance, settlement,
understanding, conformity, consensus, harmony, unanimity, unison,

Alleviate

V.

Alliance

N.

Amiable

Adj.

Amorous

Adj. (Positive
Sense)
Adj.
(Negative
Sense)
Adj.

Amorous
Ancient

Anonymou
s

Adj.

Apathy

N.

Animosity

N.

treaty, covenant, truce, pact

ease, reduce, relieve, moderate, smooth, dull, diminish, soften,
check, blunt, soothe, subdue, lessen, lighten, quell, allay, mitigate,
abate, slacken, assuage, quench, mollify, slake, palliate, ameliorate
union, league, association, agreement, marriage, connection,
combination, coalition, treaty, partnership, federation, pact,
compact, confederation, affinity, affiliation, confederacy, concordat,
relationship, association, bond, connection, affinity, rapport, kinship
pleasant, kind, kindly, pleasing, friendly, attractive, engaging,
charming, obliging, delightful, cheerful, benign, winning, agreeable,
good-humoured, lovable, sociable, genial, affable, congenial,
winsome, good-natured, sweet-tempered, likeable
loving, in love, tender, passionate, fond, affectionate, ardent,
impassioned, doting, enamoured, attached, lovesick, amatory
erotic, lustful, ribald, lewd, salacious, lubricious, lascivious, lechery
(noun), libidinous, licentious
classical, old, former, past, early, bygone, primordial, primeval,
early, aged, antique, obsolete, archaic, age-old, bygone, antiquated,
hoary, olden, superannuated, antediluvian, timeworn, old-fashioned,
past, dated, outdated, obsolete, out of date, old-time, archaic,
unfashionable, antiquated, outmoded, pass, musty, old hat, behind
the times, fusty, superannuated, out of style, obsolescent, square
(informal), cobwebby, out of the ark
unnamed, unknown, unidentified, nameless, unacknowledged,
incognito, unauthenticated, in-nominate, unsigned, unaccredited,
unattributed, unattested, Having no distinctive character or
recognition factor: nondescript, impersonal, faceless, colourless,
undistinguished, unexceptional, characterless
lack of interest, indifference, inertia, coolness, passivity, coldness,
stoicism, nonchalance, torpor, phlegm, sluggishness, listlessness,
unconcern, insensibility, unresponsiveness, impassivity,
passiveness, impassibility, lassitude, lethargy, languid (Adj.),
languor, weariness, debility
hostility, hate, hatred, resentment, bitterness, malice, antagonism,
antipathy, enmity, acrimony, rancour, bad blood, ill will, animus,
malevolence, virulence, malignity, spite, vindictiveness,
vengefulness