Kneel Kneel (verb) /niːl/ to get down on knees, rest on knees, kowtow, go down on your knees, kneel down, appeal: Robert knelt down, brought out the engagement ring, and proposed to Julienne. Antonyms rise Parts of speech Noun: knee
Tyrant Tyrant (noun) /ˈtaɪə.rənt/ US /ˈtaɪ-/ an absolute and cruel ruler, oppressor, bully, despot, autocrat, dictator, martinet The angry people got unified and rose against the monarch, who was a total tyrant. Parts of speech Noun: tyranny Adjective: tyrannical Adverb: tyrannically Verb: tyrannize Antonyms democracy
Charity Charity (noun) /ˈtʃær.ɪ.ti/ US /ˈtʃer.ɪ.ţi/ providing money, food, help, etc. for poor people – provision of help – an organization that provides charity – aid – contributions – donations – aid organization – kindness: This aid organization raises money for charity. Charity begins at home. Antonyms unkindness Parts of speech Adjective: charitable Adverb: charitably …
Verdict Verdict (noun) /ˈvɜː.dɪkt/ US /ˈvɝː-/ a decision that is made by the jury in a trial – jury decision – decision or opinion – judgment – result – finding: The jury couldn’t reach a unanimous verdict on whether the defendant was guilty or not.
Unearth Unearth (verb) /ʌnˈɜːθ/ US /-ˈɝːθ/ to dig something up from the ground, bring something out, disinter, disclose, retrieve, uncover, dig up, extract, excavate: The archaeologists unearthed some rare fossils in their last excavation project. Antonyms inter, cover up, bury
Depart Depart (verb) /dɪˈpɑːt/ US /-ˈpɑːrt/ to go away and leave a place, set off, start out, set forth, start out, go away, recede, quit – die, pass away, perish, depart this live, succumb – change, vary, digress, deviate: He picked up his backpack and departed for the city. Antonyms arrive, return, stick to Parts …
Coincide Coincide (verb) /ˌkəʊ.ɪnˈsaɪd/ US /ˌkoʊ-/ to happen at the same time – occupy the same place – overlap – agree – accord – concur – match: Alice’s father’s death sadly coincided with the birth of her first child. Antonyms differ, desist Parts of speech Noun: coincidence Adjective: coincident Adverb: coincidently
Cancel Cancel (verb) /ˈkænt.səl/ to stop something from existing or happening – revoke – abolish – end – stop – abandon – call off – terminate: The two companies could no longer cooperate with each other and had to cancel their contract. Antonyms prolong, renew, proceed Parts of speech Noun: cancellation Noun: canceller Adjective: cancellable
Debtor Debtor (noun) /ˈdet.əʳ/ US /ˈdeţ.ɚ/ someone who owes money – borrower, mortgagor, insolvent: I spread myself too thin in order not to continue being a debtor. Parts of speech Noun: debt Adjective: debtless Antonyms lender, loaner
Legible Legible (adj) /ˈledʒ.ɪ.bļ/ something that can be read easily – readable – clear – understandable – decipherable: His handwriting was not legible at all. Antonyms illegible Parts of speech Noun: legibility Adverb: legibly