Abrogate |
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to repeal; cancel. anuul, revokeAntonyms:renew; ratify |
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ambient |
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completely surrounding; encompassing |
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asperity |
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roughness, severity, rigor, harshnessantonyms: blandness, lenience |
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burnish |
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make smooth or glossy by rubbing; polish, buffantonyms: tarnish, abrade |
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cabal |
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a small group working in secret, clique, ring, conspiracy |
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delectable |
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delightful, deliciously flavored, savory, scrumptiousantonyms: repugnant, distasteful |
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deprecate |
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express mild disapproval;belittle, frown uponantonyms: countenance |
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detritus |
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loose bits and pieces of material resulting from disintegration or wearing away, debris |
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ebullient |
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overflowing with enthusiasm, exhilaratedantonyms: morose, apathetic, blase |
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eclectic |
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drawn from different sources, selectiveantonyms: monolithic |
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flaccid |
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limp, not firm, lacking vigor, flabby |
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impecunious |
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having little or no money, indigent antonyms: affluent |
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inexorable |
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inflexible, relentless, inescapable, ineluctable, obdurateantonyms: pliant |
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Moribund |
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dying, obsolescent |
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necromancer |
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one who claims to reveal or influence the future through magic, especially communication with the dead, magician or wizard; conjurer |
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onerous |
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burdensome, involving hardship or difficulty, weightyantonyms: untaxing |
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rife |
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common, prevalent, repleteantonyms: devoid of |
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rudiments |
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fundamentals, basics |
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sequester |
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to set apart, separate for any special purpose, segregation |
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winnow |
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to get rid of something unwanted, to sift through to obtain what is desirable, strain |
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