The Cambridge Thesaurus [antikvár]

(SYN.) any, one. abandon (SYN.) relinquish, resign, surrender, leave, give up, cease, forsake, waive, desert, quit, vacate, abjure, entirely, abdicate, leave undone, discard, evacuate, withdraw. (ANT.) support, keep, fulfOI, uphold, depend, stay, maintain, embrace, cherish, favor, adopt, join, engage, unite, retain. abandoned (SYN.) depraved, wicked, deserted, desolate, forsaken, rejected, cast off, profligate, degraded, loose, unrestrained, marooned, immoral, evil. (ANF.) befriended, cherished, chaste, moral, respectable, virtuous, righteous. abase (SYN.) make humble, reduce, bring down, degrade, demote, mock, scorn, belittle, shame, make lower, despise. (ANT.) exalt, cherish, elevate, uplip, respect, dignify. abash (SYN.) disconcert, bewilder, confuse, put off, discompose, nonplus. (ANT.) comfort, relax, hearten, nerve. abashed (SYN.) confused, ashamed, cm-barra^d, mortified, humiliated, abate (SYN.) lessen, curtail, reduce, decrease, restrain, decline, stop, moderate, subside, slow, diminish, slacken. (AJ^.) grow, prolong, increase, extend, intensify, quicken, enhance, accelerate. abbey (SYN.) nunnery, convent, cloisters, abbotfriar, monk,abbreviaie (SYN.) shorten, lessen, abridge, condense, curtail, reduce, cut, compress, trim, restrict, clip, contract. (ANT.) lengthen, increase, expand, extend, prolong, enlarge, aupnenL abbreviation (SYN.) abridgment, reduction, shortening, condensation. (ANT.) expansion, extension, amplification, lengthening dilation. abdicate (SYN.) relinquish, renounce, vacate, waive, desert, forsake, abolish, quit, abandon, surrender, resign. (ANT.) maintain, stay, retain, uphold. abdomen (SYN.) paunch, belly, stomach, abdurt (SYN.) carry off, Uke, kidnap, aberrant (SYN.) capricious, devious, irregular, unnatural, abnormal, unusual. (ANT.) regular, usual, fixed, ordinary. aberration (SYN.) oddity, abnormality, irregularity, deviation, quirk, monster, abortion, nonconformity, eccentricity. (ANT.) norm, conformity, normality.abcl (SYN.) support, connive, cncoutage, con^re, help, incite, aid, assist. (ANT.) deter, check. Under, fivstnue, oppose, discourage, resist. abettor SYN.) accomplice, aUy, confederate, associate, accessory. (ANT.) opponent, rivat, enemy. abcyaacc (SYN.) inactioii, cessation, pause, inactivity, rest, suspension, recess, dormancy, remission. (ANT.) ceasdessnas, continuation, con-tinuity.abhor (SYN.) disUke, hate, loathe, execrate, avoid, scorn, detest, deq>ise. abhorreal (SYN.) loathsome, horrible, detestable, nauseating, hateful, de^ cable, disgusting foul, ofTensivc, terrible, revolting, bide (SYN.) obey, accept, tolerate, endure, dwell, stay, reside. abiUty (SYN.) aptness, capability, skill, dexterity, facul^, power, talent. (ANT.) incapad^, incompetency, Y>eak-ness, ineptitude, inequity, disabiUty. abject (SYN.) sordid, infamous, miserable, wretcfaed, mean, base, contempt, abjure (SYN.) relinquish, renounce, vacate, waive, desen, quit, leave, forsake, forewear, abdicate, resign, surrender. (ANT.) ding to, maintain, upMd, stay. able (SYN.) qualified, competent, fit, capable, slcille^ having power, efTident, dever, talented, adequate, skillful. (ANT.) inadequate, trained, efficient, incapable, weak, incompetent, unaNe. abnegalioB (SYN.) rejection, renunda-tioo, self-denial, abandonment, refusal, relinquishment, abjuratioa. abnorauU (SYN.) uncommon, unnatural, odd, irregular, monstrous, eccentric. (ANT.) natural, usutd, nonnal, average. aboMtú(Sm.) oaboaid. abode (SYN.) dwelling, habitat, hearth, home, residence, address, quartets, lodging place, domicile, abolish (SYN.) end, eradicate, annul, cancel, revoke, destroy, invalidate, overthrow, obliterate, abrogate, erase, exterminate, wipe out, eliminate. (ANT.) promote, restore, continue, establish, sustain. abomuMble (SYN.) foul, dreadful, hateful, revolting, vile, odious, kjathsome, detestable, bad, horrible, terrible, mw-