persuade, allure; tempt, incite, challenge.
ANT. _Repel, forbid, deprecate; exclude, discard._
=Invoke.= Supplicate, implore, solicit, summon, call, beseech, invite,
challenge, invocate, appeal to, conjure, imprecate.
ANT. _Defy; deprecate, deter; ignore, elude; warn, inhibit._
=Involution.= Complication, entanglement; envelope; implication,
mingling.
ANT. _Evolution, disconnection, evolvement, extrication, separation._
=Involve.= Envelop, wrap, cover; comprise, embrace, contain; connect,
unite, mingle, blend, twine, interweave; implicate, entangle,
complicate, embroil, embarrass, include, overwhelm, imply.
ANT. _Extricate, remove, disconnect, separate, disentangle, distinguish,
explicate._
=Inward.= Secretly, privately; internal, interior, inner; within.
ANT. _Outward, external, exterior._
=Iota.= Jot, tittle, particle, atom.
ANT. _Whole, mass._
=Irate=, =Irascible=. Hasty, angry, enraged, incensed, choleric,
irritable.
ANT. _Good-tempered, calm, forbearing, gentle, mild._
=Ire.= Anger, wrath, rage, fury, choler, indignation, resentment,
displeasure, vexation.
ANT. _Good will, patience, forbearance, mildness, forgiveness,
reconciliation, peaceableness._
=Irridescent.= Prismatic; opaline, polychromatous, nacreous.
ANT. _Blanched, neutral, colorless, dingy, achromatic._
=Isolate.= Separate, detach, dissociate; insulate.
ANT. _Associate, unite._
=Isolation.= Separation, loneliness, segregation, detachment,
disconnection, insulation; solitariness, solitude.
ANT. _Organization, community, co-membership, connection; continuity,
concatenation._
=Issue.= Egress, exit, outlet; delivery; copy, number, edition,
impression; event, outcome, result, end, conclusion, consummation,
effect, termination; children, offspring, posterity, progeny;
antagonism, controversy, contest.
ANT. _Cause, principle, influence, action, working, operation; law,
system, commencement; ancestry, paternity._
=Iteration.= Recital, repetition, reiteration, recurrence, harping,
succession.
ANT. _Single statement._
=Itinerant=, _a._ Traveling, wandering, roving, roaming, journeying,
unsettled, nomadic.
ANT. _Stationary, domestic, settled, fixed, local._
=Itinerary.= Guide, guidebook, schedule.
J
=Jade=, _v._ Tire, weary, fatigue, exhaust, fag; worry, harass, oppress.
ANT. _Refresh, recruit, invigorate, inspirit._
=Jagged.= Notched, indented, uneven, ragged.
ANT. _Smooth._
=Jangle=, _n._ Jargon, babel, bickering, wrangle, quarrel, squabble,
contention.
ANT. _Argument, discourse, debate._
=Jar=, _v._ Shake, agitate; clash, interfere; wrangle, quarrel, contend,
bicker, spar, squabble, jangle.
ANT. _Agree, harmonize, accord, concur._
=Jargon.= Gabble, gibberish; nonsense, twaddle, flummery, trash, stuff,
gabble; slang; lingo, patois.
ANT. _Speech, conversation; discourse, oration; literature._
=Jaundiced.= Biased, prejudiced, warped, prepossessed; bilious.
ANT. _Unprejudiced, unbiased._
=Jaunty.= Airy, showy, finical, fluttering, gay, fine, bedizened,
flighty, fantastic, flaunting.
ANT. _Staid, sober, sedate, dignified, demure._
=Jealous.= Envious, suspicious, resentful, covetous, invidious; anxious,
apprehensive, solicitous, zealous, watchful.
ANT. _Indifferent, genial, unenvious, liberal, self-denying._
=Jealousy.= Suspicion, envy, rivalry, solicitude.
ANT. _Vigilance, watchfulness, magnanimity, generousness, friendliness;
certainty._
=Jeer=, _v._ Scoff, taunt, jibe, sneer, flout, mock, jest, deride,
banter.
ANT. _Flatter, compliment, praise; adulate, fawn, cringe._
=Jejune.= Empty, barren, meager, dry, sterile, bare, lean,
uninteresting, thin, scant, poverty-stricken, poor, void.
ANT. _Full, rich, exuberant, racy, interesting, overwrought, redundant,
abundant._
=Jeopardy.= Hazard, peril, risk, danger, venture.
ANT. _Security, safety, insurance, provision._
=Jest=, _n._ Joke, witticism, quip, sally, raillery, fun, sport.
ANT. _Seriousness, gravity, earnest._
=Jest=, _v._ Joke, sport, rally, banter, ridicule, mock, grin.
ANT. _Preach, sermonize._
=Jocose.= Humorous, facetious, witty, droll, funny, comical, jocular,
sportive, merry, waggish.
ANT. _Melancholy, serious, earnest, grave, lugubrious._
=Jocund.= Joyous, joyful, merry, frolicsome, blithe, jolly, sportive,
lively, playful, airy, gay, debonair, jovial, gleeful, careless,
blithesome, mirthful, hilarious, sprightly, vivacious.
ANT. _Melancholy, dull, sorrowful, grave, mournful, cheerless, rueful,
doleful, careworn, woful._
=Join.= Add, attach, annex; connect, couple, link, unite, conjoin,
cement; adjoin, be adjacent to, connect with; associate with,
confederate, league.
ANT. _Separate, disconnect, disjoin, subtract, sever._
=Joint.= Juncture, union; flexure, elbow, knee, articulation.
ANT. _Disconnection, continuity, uniformity, solution, disjunction._
=Jollification.= Revelry, conviviality, festivity, revel, carousal,
wassail, carouse, fun, carnival.
ANT. _Weariness, tedium, tediousness, soberness, monotony._
=Jolly.= Merry, joyous, gay, jovial, mirthful, jocund, sportive,
jocular, funny, sprightly, facetious, waggish, blithe, blithesome,
cheery, cheerful; portly, bouncing, stout, plump.
ANT. _Sad, mournful, cheerless, mirthless, joyless, lugubrious, gloomy,
morose._
=Jostle.= Push, crowd, hustle, collide, strike against; shake,
incommode, joggle, jog, jolt.
ANT. _Clear, lead, convoy, escort, pilot, precede, extricate, attend._
=Jot.= Iota, whit, tittle, particle, atom, grain, bit, mite, scrap,
scintilla, cipher, trifle, idea, thought, morsel, fraction.
ANT. _World, mass, volume, heap, bulk._
=Journey.= Travel, transit, expedition, excursion, tour, voyage, trip,
pilgrimage.
ANT. _Sojourn, tarrying, delay, stop, stay, abiding, stopover._
=Jovial.= Merry, joyous, gay, festive, mirthful, jolly, gleeful,
hilarious, genial, convivial.
ANT. _Ungenial, gloomy, lugubrious, melancholy, saturnine._
=Joviality.= Merriment, jollity, mirth, hilarity, gaiety, frolic, fun.
ANT. _Sadness, seriousness, soberness._
=Joy.= Gladness, delight, pleasure, happiness, transport, felicity,
exultation, ecstasy, bliss, rapture, gaiety, hilarity, glee, beatitude,
ravishment.
ANT. _Sorrow, grief, melancholy, affliction, tears, depression,
despondency, pain, misery, trouble, despair._
=Joyful.= Glad, joyous, merry, jubilant, jocund, happy, jolly, jovial,
elate, elated, delighted, buoyant.
ANT. _Grave, solemn, mournful, sad, melancholy, lugubrious._
=Jubilant.= Rejoicing, exultant, triumphant, joyous, festive, exulting,
congratulatory.
ANT. _Doleful, sorrowful, remorseful, wailing, penitent, lugubrious._
=Jubilee.= Festival, season of rejoicing, feast, holiday, festivity,
revel, carnival, merriment.
ANT. _Fast, mourning, humiliation, penitence._
=Judge.= Justice, referee, arbiter, arbitrator, umpire; magistrate,
authority; critic, connoisseur.
ANT. _Criminal, novice, tyro, ignoramus._
=Judgment.= Discernment, estimate, award, criticism, understanding,
discrimination, intelligence, taste, sagacity, penetration, wisdom,
brains, prudence, sense; determination, decision, opinion, notion,
conclusion; judiciousness, intellect; verdict, sentence, reward,
condemnation.
ANT. _Argument, speculation, inquiry, proposition, investigation,
consideration, evidence, pleading, pronouncement; fickleness,
insagacity, impulsiveness._
=Judicial.= Just, well-balanced, deliberative; juridical, forensic.
ANT. _Legislative, executive, or administrative; impulsive._
=Judicious.= Discreet, wise, prudent, sagacious, sensible, reasonable,
rational, sober, sound, staid, politic, enlightened, well-considered,
well-chosen; discerning, thoughtful.
ANT. _Silly, imprudent, indiscreet, ill-judged, inexpedient, rash,
impolitic, blind, foolish._
=Juggle=, _v._ Cheat, conjure, impose, trick, practice jugglery,
deceive, defraud; bamboozle, beguile, swindle, mystify, mislead,
overreach.
ANT. _Expose, enlighten, undeceive; detect, reveal, correct._
=Jumble=, _n._ Confusion, disorder, hodge-podge.
ANT. _Order, system, neatness, arrangement._
=Jump=, _v._ Leap, skip, bound, hop, spring, vault, caper; bounce, jolt,
overleap; coincide, agree, accord.
ANT. _Walk, pace, promenade; dance._
=Junction.= Joining, union, combination, coalition, connection, linking,
coupling; joint, juncture, angle; fastening, attachment; alliance,
confederacy.
ANT. _Division, separation, disconnection, hiatus, chasm, uncoupling,
disunion; continuity._
=Jungle.= Thicket, brake, wilderness, labyrinth, underbrush,
entanglement.
ANT. _Open, clearing; order, arrangement, system._
=Junior.= Younger; subordinate, less advanced.
ANT. _Senior, elder, older; more advanced, superior._
=Jurisdiction.= Right, authority, sphere, judicature, legal power;
government, control, sway, administration, magistracy.
ANT. _Immunity, exemption, freedom, independence._
=Just.= Upright, righteous, honest, true, conforming to justice; exact,
normal, reasonable, due; equitable, fair, impartial, right, rightful,
lawful; fair-minded, blameless, honorable, straightforward, virtuous,
uncorrupt; accurate, correct; deserved, fit, merited, appropriate,
suitable, happy, proper, harmonious.
ANT. _Evil, untrue, unjust, dishonest, prejudiced, unfair, unreasonable,
partial, unlawful, unequitable; blameworthy, corrupt, dishonorable;
inaccurate, incorrect; undeserved, unfit, inappropriate, inharmonious._
=Justice.= Legality, equity, rectitude, fairness, law, lawfulness,
right, truth, uprightness, virtue, fair play, faithfulness,
impartiality, integrity, righteousness; reasonableness, desert,
propriety.
ANT. _Injustice, dishonesty, favoritism, partiality, wrong,
unlawfulness, unfairness, unreasonableness._
=Justification.= Vindication, defense, exoneration, exculpation;
absolution; apology, advocacy, plea, maintenance.
ANT. _Censure, condemnation, conviction, implication, crimination,
inculpation._
=Justify.= Vindicate, maintain, defend; absolve, clear, exonerate;
pardon, exculpate; adjust; excuse.
ANT. _Condemn, convict, censure, criminate._
=Justness.= Exactness, propriety, correctness, accuracy, exactitude,
strictness, fidelity, nicety.
ANT. _Incorrectness, inexactness, slovenliness._
=Juvenile.= Young, youthful, puerile, childish, boyish, girlish,
infantine, immature, adolescent.
ANT. _Mature, elderly, aged, senile, adult, manly, womanly,
superannuated._
=Juxtaposition.= Nearness, contiguity, adjacency, proximity, contact.
ANT. _Distance, remoteness, separateness; opposition._
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=Keen.= Sharp; acute; bitter, severe, piercing, stinging; eager,
vehement, fierce; prompt, ardent, cutting, biting, sarcastic,
penetrating, satirical, shrewd; poignant, acrimonious, caustic;
discerning, quick, astute.
ANT. _Blunt, dull, languid, blind, indifferent, obtuse, undiscerning,
slow, simple._
=Keep.= Retain, hold, reserve, detain, preserve, restrain, withhold,
maintain, support, sustain, continue, guard, protect, adhere to, obey,
fulfil; celebrate, honor, conduct, commemorate, solemnize; haunt,
frequent; observe, perform; conceal, suppress; hinder, prevent, refrain.
ANT. _Release, speed, liberate, send, dismiss; neglect, betray, abandon,
discard; disregard, disobey, transgress, forsake, desert, forget._
=Keeping.= Charge, guardianship, custody, care; holding, preservation,
restraint; maintenance, support, feed, provision; harmony, consistency,
congruity, conformity, agreement.
ANT. _Neglect, abuse, disregard; abandonment, destruction; non-support,
betrayal; disagreement, incongruity._
=Keepsake.= Souvenir, token, remembrancer.
=Ken.= Sight, view, cognizance, knowledge, survey, range.
ANT. _Ignorance, oversight, inexperience, inobservance._
=Kernel.= Seed, grain; nucleus; core, gist.
ANT. _Peeling, meat, shell, husk._
=Key.= Lock opener; clue, guide, solution, explanation; keynote, tonic;
wedge, clamp; lever.
ANT. _Mystification, confusion, mystery, secret, problem._
=Kick.= Strike or thrust at with the foot; recoil; resist, rebel, spurn,
be calcitrant.
ANT. _Caress, soothe, flatter, obey._
=Kill.= Murder, massacre, assassinate, butcher, execute, despatch, slay,
slaughter, put to death.
ANT. _Resuscitate, vivify, reanimate, revivify, quicken, enliven._
=Kin.= Family, birth, blood, consanguinity, descent, race, relationship,
kind, kindred, affinity, alliance.
ANT. _Strangership, inaffinity, alienage, foreignership._
=Kind=, _n._ Race, family, species, breed, class, genus; character,
sort, variety, nature, fashion, description, denomination, designation.
ANT. _Dissimilarity, differentiation._
=Kind=, _a._ Benign, indulgent, humane, compassionate, gentle, tender,
beneficent, propitious, generous, forbearing, lenient, bounteous,
clement, mild, good, obliging, bland, friendly, amicable, philanthropic,
charitable, sympathetic, affectionate, tender-hearted.
ANT. _Harsh, severe, hard, cruel, unkind, rough, stern, forbidding,
austere, crabbed, illiberal._
=Kindle.= Light, ignite, inflame, enkindle, set on fire; excite, arouse,
awaken, stir up, stimulate, incite, animate, foment; exasperate,
provoke, enrage.
ANT. _Quench, suppress, extinguish, allay._
=Kindness=, =Kindliness=. Benevolence, humanity, charity, sympathy,
compassion, amiability, good nature; mildness, gentleness, softness.
ANT. _Harshness, cruelty, severity, sternness, roughness, austerity._
=Kindred=, _n._ Relationship, consanguinity, affinity; relations, kin,
kith and kin, relatives, kinsmen, kinsfolk.
ANT. _Disconnection, unrelatedness; strangers, foreigners._
=Kindred=, _a._ Related, cognate, akin, allied, congenial; responsive,
sympathetic.
ANT. _Unrelated, uncongenial, unallied; different, unresponsive._
=Kingdom.= Empire, monarchy, sovereignty, domain, dominion.
=Kingly.= Regal, royal, monarchical, imperial, august, sovereign, noble,
splendid, magnificent, imposing, grand, majestic.
ANT. _Plebeian, humble, popular, commonplace, simple, vulgar._
=Knack.= Toy, plaything, gimcrack; dexterity, skill, adroitness,
facility, aptness, aptitude, expertness, quickness.
ANT. _Clumsiness, awkwardness, ineptitude._
=Knave.= Villain, rascal, rogue, scoundrel, cheat, scamp, miscreant,
swindler, scapegrace.
ANT. _Gentleman, hero; gull, dupe, simpleton._
=Knavish.= Trickish, cheating; mischievous, roguish, waggish;
fraudulent, villainous.
ANT. _Honest, upright, honorable._
=Knot=, _n._ Tie, bond, intricacy, connection; entanglement,
complication; joint; group, band, clique, gang, crew.
ANT. _Loosening, unfastening, unraveling, dispersion; solution,
simplification; evenness, smoothness; individual._
=Knotty.= Knotted, difficult, intricate, perplexed, tough, hard,
complicated.
ANT. _Plain, simple, obvious, easy, smooth, uninvolved._
=Know.= Perceive, apprehend, understand; be convinced or assured;
acquaint, recognize; distinguish, comprehend.
ANT. _Be ignorant or illiterate, overlook, misunderstand, misconstrue._
=Knowing.= Intelligent, skilful, competent, well-informed, proficient,
qualified, experienced, accomplished; conscious, percipient, thinking;
cunning, expressive, significant; shrewd, astute, discerning, sagacious.
ANT. _Simple, innocent, gullible, stolid, silly; dull, stupid,
inefficient; unresponsive, non-suggestible._
=Knowledge.= Learning, wisdom, scholarship, science, comprehension,
cognition, erudition, intelligence, light, lore, perception recognition,
acquaintance, intuition, experience, information, apprehension, notice,
understanding, conversance, cognizance, familiarity, instruction,
enlightenment; acquirements, attainments.
ANT. _Ignorance, illiteracy, unfamiliarity, rudeness, inexperience,
misapprehension, misconception, misunderstanding._
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=Labor=, _n._ Toil, exertion, work, effort, task, travail; drudgery,
industry, painstaking; burden, duties.
ANT. _Ease, indolence, rest, respite, recreation, refreshment, vacation,
inactivity, laziness._
=Labored.= Elaborate, studied, highly wrought, overwrought, stiff,
heavy.
ANT. _Easy, natural, simple._
=Laborer.= Workman, operative, workingman, hand, employee, bread-winner.
ANT. _Employer._
=Laborious.= Toilsome, difficult, tiresome, onerous, wearisome,
fatiguing, arduous, hard, burdensome, tedious, irksome; industrious,
diligent, toiling, assiduous, hard-working, painstaking, sedulous,
indefatigable, active.
ANT. _Easy, light, simple, facile, feasible; lazy, indolent, indiligent,
idle._
=Labyrinth.= Maze, confusion, intricacy, windings; perplexity,
complexity, bewilderment, involutions; difficulty.
ANT. _Simplicity, calm, perspicacity; insight, understanding._
=Lack=, _n._ Deficiency, want, need, destitution, failure, scantiness,
dearth, scarcity, fault, deficit, shortness, insufficiency.
ANT. _Plenty, fulness, abundance, supply, sufficiency, competence,
satisfaction._
=Laconic=, =Laconical=. Short, epigrammatic, brusk, brief, concise,
pithy, sententious, terse, curt.
ANT. _Wordy, tedious, prolix, diffuse, prosy, loquacious, garrulous._
=Laggard=, _n._ Loiterer, lingerer, sluggard, saunterer, dawdler, idler.
=Laical.= Laic, lay, unprofessional; secular, temporal; civil,
non-legal.
ANT. _Clerical, professional, theological, sacred, divine, ecclesiastic,
ministerial, priestly, canonical, legal, sacerdotal._
=Laity.= Laymen, the people.
ANT. _Clergy, professional people._
=Lame.= Hobbling, crippled, limping; inefficient, imperfect, defective;
weak, feeble, poor, unsatisfactory, insufficient; halt, faltering,
impotent.
ANT. _Robust, strong, potent, efficient, cogent, effective, convincing,
telling, satisfactory._
=Lament=, _v._ Mourn, bemoan, bewail, deplore, sorrow over, regret,
grieve.
ANT. _Rejoice, enjoy, hail, welcome._
=Language.= Idiom, speech, dialect, tongue, patois, barbarism, diction,
expression, vernacular, vocabulary, mother tongue, phraseology,
discourse, conversation, talk; articulation, accents; style, utterance,
voice.
ANT. _Jargon, gibberish, cry, howl, roar; speechlessness,
inarticulateness, muteness, dumbness._
=Languid.= Drooping, indisposed, inanimate, feeble, weak, faint, sickly,
pining, weary, listless, heavy, dull, exhausted, heartless; enervated,
flagging, spiritless, unnerved, unbraced.
ANT. _Strong, vigorous, robust, active, braced, healthy, energetic,
animated, alert._
=Languish.= To be languid, pine, droop, sink, faint, decline.
ANT. _Luxuriate, thrive, prosper, flourish, bloom._
=Languor.= Feebleness, weakness, faintness, weariness, lassitude,
listlessness, heaviness, dulness.
ANT. _Strength, vigor, energy, freshness, lithesomeness._
=Lank.= Slender, thin, shrunken, lean, loose, slim, long, lax.
ANT. _Plump, fat, chubby, short, full, rounded._
=Lapse=, _n._ Slipping, falling, slip, fault; termination, failure;
escheatment, flow, flux, progress, reversion, elapsing; apostasy.
ANT. _Stability, fixedness, retention, fixture, stoppage, uprightness;
inheritance, possession._
=Large.= Colossal, ample, broad, bulky, extensive, vast, massive,
spacious, wide, commodious, enormous, coarse, grand, long, gigantic,
immense, huge, great, big, capacious, considerable, abundant; diffuse,
comprehensive, profuse, plentiful, populous, copious, liberal;
enlightened, catholic.
ANT. _Circumscribed, illiberal, contracted, niggardly, sordid, bigoted;
small, little, microscopic, mean, minute, tiny, slender, trifling,
trivial, diminutive, inconsiderable, slight, infinitesimal, limited,
short, insignificant, scanty, petty, narrow, paltry._
=Lash=, _v._ Strike, whip, scourge, flog, beat, tie, fasten; censure,
satirize, castigate.
ANT. _Soothe, smooth, caress; eulogize, compliment, extol._
=Lassitude.= Languor, weariness, weakness, debility, inertia.
ANT. _Energy, strength, robustness, vigor, freshness._
=Last=, _v._ Continue, endure, persist, remain, hold, abide, live.
ANT. _End, stop, terminate, depart, fade, cease, fail, die._
=Last=, _a._ Final, hindmost, farthest; next, past; highest or lowest,
supreme, utmost; most unlikely, least fit; latest, final, concluding,
ultimate.
ANT. _First, foremost, opening, introductory, initiatory; ensuing, next,
nearest._
=Lasting.= Durable, permanent, unending, enduring, abiding, perpetual.
ANT. _Temporary, transient, ephemeral, momentary, occasional, periodic,
recurrent._
=Late.= Slow, tardy; deceased, departed; far advanced; recent; not long
past; delayed.
ANT. _Early, coming, present, future, forthcoming, existing._
=Lately.= Recently, of late, not far past, but just.
ANT. _Formerly, remotely, distantly in past or future._
=Latent.= Hidden, secret, invisible, dormant, unobserved, concealed,
inapparent, potential, implicit, undeveloped, inherent.
ANT. _Visible, explicit, apparent, exposed, developed, active,
conspicuous, manifest._
=Lateral.= At the side, oblique; indirect, secondary, resultant,
parallel, incidental.
ANT. _Direct, primary, immediate, lineal._
=Latter.= Later, modern, more recent; last, final.
ANT. _Former, previous, ancient; penultimate._
=Laudable.= Praiseworthy, commendable.
ANT. _Blameworthy, execrable._
=Laughter.= Laughing, mirth, merriment, glee; derision, ridicule,
contempt.
ANT. _Weeping, tears, sorrow, mourning, lamentation; respect,
veneration, admiration._
=Launch=, _v._ Hurl, throw, let fly; set afloat; start, propel, move;
expatiate, enlarge.
ANT. _Recall, repress, retain; ignore, avoid, shun._
=Lavish=, _a._ Profuse, prodigal; superabundant, excessive, extravagant,
bountiful, wasteful.
ANT. _Sparing, economical, close, niggardly, chary._
=Law.= Code, canon, edict, decree, order, mandate, legislation,
ordinance, rule, regulation, jurisprudence, enactment, command,
commandment, economy, formula, polity, principle, statute; mode, method,
sequence, adjudication, jurisdiction.
ANT. _Misrule, anarchy, disorder, insubordination, rebellion; caprice,
chance, irregularity, accident, casualty._
=Lawful.= Conformable to law, legitimate, competent, constituted,
authorized; legal, constitutional, rightful, regular; permissible,
orderly, right, allowable, fair.
ANT. _Illegal, impermissible, unlawful, wrong._
=Lawless.= Contrary to law, illegal; unrestrained, unregulated; wild,
rebellious, savage, disorderly.
ANT. _Peaceful, law-abiding, loyal, civilized, honest, tractable,
well-disposed._
=Lawyer.= Counselor, attorney, counsel, advocate.
ANT. _Client._
=Lax.= Slack, vague, unconfined; dissolute, licentious; incoherent;
unprincipled, loose, remiss, flabby.
ANT. _Concise, strict, rigid, coherent, compact; conscientious,
principled._
=Lay.= Put, place, establish, deposit, arrange, spread, dispose, set
down; allay, prostrate.
ANT. _Raise, erect, lift up; excite, disorder, disarrange._
=Lazy.= Shirking, idle, inactive, slothful, slow, sluggish.
ANT. _Industrious, energetic, active, assiduous._