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| ANT enthusiastic, passionate, fervent |
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| SYN (v) strengthen, reinforce, buttress, validate ANT (v) undermine, weaken, impair |
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| SYN lament, bemoan, bewail ANT approve, commend, extol |
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| SYN silly, foolish, insane, petty, trifling ANT serious, important, significant |
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| SYN (v) mobilize, marshal; (n) roster, inventory ANT (v) disband, dismiss, disperse |
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| SYN nobody ANT celebrity, superstar |
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| SYN fancy, elaborate, flashy ANT simple, plain, stark, austere |
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| SYN expel, eject ANT admit, welcome |
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| SYN study, pore over, scrutinize |
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| SYN leaky, permeable ANT airtight, waterproof, impermeable |
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| SYN prostrate, liable, apt ANT standing upright, unlikely |
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| SYN regret, second thought, scruple |
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| SYN redress, remedy, resort |
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| SYN remnant, remains, leavings |
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| SYN concerned ANT unconcerned, indifferent, apathetic |
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| SYN sedate, sober, prim ANT gaudy, jaunty, unconventional |
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