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 Replication: someone who looks like someone else  Synonym: Duplicate  Antonym: Unlikeness

Portent: Something that predicts an event that is about to happen, usually its a bad event.Synonym: FortuneAntonym: UnknowingSentence: The Portent said that bob will die.Sufferance: Patient endurance, especially in pain or distress; tolerance; Suffering or miserySynonyms: Permissiveness, toleranceAntonyms: ResistanceSentence: It requires sufferance to manage 36 toddlers that were fed chocolate cake, and have ADD. Construe (verb): to give the meaning or intention of; explain; interpretsynonyms: analyze, decipher antonyms: scramble, confuse Sentence: "A man's happiness, as I construe, comes from his greatness" Thomas CarlyleApotheosis: The elevation to a godlike stature, Ideal exampleSynonym: saint, perfectAntonym: human, flawedSentence: The Raven was the apotheosis of Edgar Allen Poe's work Ominous: portending evil or harm; having the signifigance of a bad omen Synonym: threatening, menacingAntonym: unalarming, propitious Sentence: The ominous crocodile watched stealthily from the waters' vast depths as the zebra approached the waters' edge to take a drink.Infer(verb): To conclude from evidence or premisisSynonym: assumeAntonym:misunderstandSentence: Today in school, the class had to infer what the answer was on the test based on the story.Apotheosis: The elevation or exaltation of a person to the rank of a god.Synonym: deification, exaltationAntonym: debasement, degradationSentence: Their leader was the apotheosis of courage.  Tempest  Definition: wild storm; commotion .  Synonyms: disturbance, chaos, tornado.  Antonyms: calm, settled.  Used in a Sentence: The weatherman reported there was going to be a tempest tomorrow. Impertinent (adj.) - Exceeding the limits of good manners. Syn: inappropriateAnt: PoliteSentence: The impertinence of this student is earning him a failing grade.Tremulous- Characterized by or affected with tremblingSynonym: timid, fearfullAntonyms: BoldSentence: The man was tremulous when his friend got mugged next to him.Sufferance:passive permission resulting from lack of interference; tolerance.Synonym: tolerationAntonym: denialSentence: " The seeming sufferances that you had borne." -ShakespeareOminous (adj.)-Definition: Implying the idea that something bad is going to happen; threatening; -Synonyms: threatening-Antonyms: Promising, Lucky-Sentence: The black clouds were very ominous implying that a terrible storm was coming.Intrinsic (adj.)Definition: Of or relating to the essential nature of a thing; inherent.Synonyms: natural, realAntonyms: extrinsicSentence: A gold ring has intrinsic value.Phantasm n.Def- an apparitionSyn- GhostAnt- animate, beingSentence- The phantasm of Caesar came to avenge himself.Facetious (adj.)Definition: Not being serious; humorousSyn: Humorous; amusingAnt: SeriousSentence: The boy was facetious when he said the San Fransisco 49ers are a good football teamVulgarDefinion:Crudely indecentSyn: indecentAnt: deentSentece:It must remembered that at that time using granite for the facade was considered vulgarword:innate definition: existing in one from birthsyn:naturalant:learnedsentence: the small girl had an innate ability to sing beautifullyWord: Intrinsic (adj.)Defintion: Belonging to thing by its very naturesyn: Native, Natural Ant: ExtrinsicSentence: Then indians were intrinsic to their land. Word: Tempest (n.)Definition: A violent windstormSyn: WildAnt: CalmSentence: The tempest blew across the city.Indifferent (Adj.): without interest or concern Synonym: Mediocre Antonym: Concerning Sentence: The athletes idifferent attitude made his team lose. Word: Construe (v.)Definition: To interpretSyn: InterpretAnt: MisinterpretSentence: Every person the class construed a different meaning of the poem.Word: TreasonDefinition: the offense of acting to overthrow one's government of kill its soverignSyn: Deceit, FullnessAnt: Loyalty, Devotion Sentence: Having a charge of treason comes with a serious range of penaltiesBriana =]InnateDefinition- Being talented through inherited qualitiesSynonyms- TalentedAntonyms- LearnedThe kid innated his skills from his father.Word:Pessimism (n.)Definition: The tendency to see, anticipate only bad or undesirable outcomes.Synonyms: DepressionAntonyms: ConfidenceSentence: People who are pessimism are usually gloomy.Absurd: Obviously senseless and illogical.Synonyms: CrazyAntonyms: RationalSentence: The old man seemed very absurd with his crazy thoughts and ideas. FlinchDefinition:::: to draw back or withdraw fromSynonyms:::: withdrawAntonyms:::: confrontThe Golem flinched after the rapidash used stomp on it. (pokemon) Word: Pessimism (n.)Definition: the tendency to anticipate only bad or undesirable outcomes.Synonyms: DepressionAntonyms: ConfidenceSentence: People who are pessimism are usually gloomy.

propaganda (n.) Definition: Information that is designed to mislead or persuade. Synonym: Advertising Antonym: Truth Sentence: Communist propaganda told people that everything in the west was bad