Part 11
=Govern.= Manage, reign over, direct, command, control, rule, sway, influence, mold, restrain, curb, moderate, guide, supervise, conduct; regulate, steer, bridle.
ANT. _Be subject, obey, submit, comply, yield; misrule, misdirect, misconduct._
=Grace.= Favor, kindness, condescension, love, benignity, good will; piety, devotion, sanctity, devoutness, faith, holiness, religion; mercy, pardon, forgiveness; elegance, polish, accomplishment, refinement; beauty, symmetry, comeliness, gracefulness, ease; short prayer; excellence, charm.
ANT. _Disfavor, deformity, pride, unkindness, gawkiness, awkwardness, inelegance._
=Graceful.= Beautiful, comely, elegant, stately, easy, natural, becoming, flowing, rounded, sinuous.
ANT. _Awkward, homely, uncouth, ugly, plain, gawky, ungraceful._
=Graceless.= Depraved, degenerate, corrupt, reprobate, dissolute, profligate, lost, abandoned, hardened, obdurate, shameless, incorrigible, wicked, irreclaimable; ungraceful, scampish, vicious, worthless.
ANT. _Graceful, virtuous, upright, conscientious, worthy; gracious, tender-hearted._
=Gracious.= Benevolent, benign, kind, favorable, benignant, compassionate, friendly, merciful, tender, lenient, condescending, mild, gentle; affable, familiar, civil, polite, easy, courteous, beneficent.
ANT. _Haughty, discourteous, ungracious, ill-disposed, churlish, unfriendly, impolite._
=Gradation.= Progress, progression, succession; graduation, precedency, arrangement, ordination, standing, rank, degree, stage, tier.
ANT. _Equality, uniformity, fraternity; abruptness, break, hiatus._
=Gradual.= Regular, progressive; slow, approximate; continuous, unintermittent, step by step, gradational.
ANT. _Sudden, momentary, instantaneous, periodic, intermittent, recurrent, broken, discontinuous, disconnected._
=Grand.= Stately, lordly, princely, august, exalted, majestic, elevated, illustrious, eminent, dignified, great, high; magnificent, glorious, superb, splendid, lofty, noble, sublime; principal, chief, main, leading, supreme; large, imposing, important, eventful, pompous, gorgeous.
ANT. _Little, undignified, unimposing, inferior, petty, paltry, secondary, unimportant, insignificant, mean, common, beggarly, contemptible, small._
=Grandeur.= Greatness, vastness, loftiness, elevation, immensity; state, dignity, majesty, stateliness, pomp, augustness, splendor; magnificence, display, ostentation.
ANT. _Meanness, paltriness; humiliation, shame, disgrace._
=Grandiloquence.= Bombast, fustian, turgidity; verbosity, pomposity, mouthiness, grandiosity, antiloquence, stiltedness, euphuism.
ANT. _Simplicity, naïveté, unaffectedness; vernacular._
=Grant.= Yield, admit, concede, allow; give, bestow, confer, deign, vouchsafe; convey, transfer; allot, accord, cede, impart.
ANT. _Withhold, withdraw, reserve, resume, deny, refuse._
=Graphic.= Vivid, lively, picturesque, well-drawn, striking, telling; illustrative, pictorial, descriptive, forcible, feeling; described.
ANT. _Undescriptive, unillustrative, unpicturesque; hazy, obscure, indefinite._
=Grasp.= Clasp, gripe, seize, grip, grapple, catch, clutch, clinch, lay hold of; hold, retain, comprehend.
ANT. _Loose, lose, abandon, relinquish, surrender, release, miss, misunderstand._
=Grateful.= Obliged, thankful, indebted, beholden; agreeable, acceptable, pleasing, pleasant, delightful, gratifying, welcome, charming, satisfying; delicious, savory, nice, cordial, luscious, refreshing, invigorating; comforting, soothing, alleviating.
ANT. _Unpleasant, unacceptable, disobliged, ungrateful, disagreeable._
=Gratification.= Satisfaction, indulgence; enjoyment, delight, pleasure, fruition; reward, recompense.
ANT. _Pain, dislike, disappointment, abstinence, stinting, discipline, inurement, abnegation._
=Gratify.= Please, delight, gladden; indulge, satisfy, humor, fulfil.
ANT. _Displease, dissatisfy, stint, deprive, deny, discipline._
=Gratitude.= Thankfulness, obligation, gratefulness.
ANT. _Thanklessness, ingratitude, ungratefulness, unthankfulness, resentment, oblivion, indignation._
=Gratuitous.= Free, voluntary, uncompensated, groundless, unwarranted, unsought, unnecessary; spontaneous, baseless, unrecompensed.
ANT. _Compulsory, involuntary, obligatory, necessitated, warranted, well-founded; unwilling, enforced, enjoined._
=Grave=, _a._ Important, weighty, serious, cogent, momentous; sober, sedate, thoughtful, staid, solemn; plain, subdued, quiet, silent; sad, pressing, demure, somber, aggravated, heavy.
ANT. _Joyous, merry, unimportant, facetious, ridiculous, trivial, light, frivolous, futile, trifling, petty, slight._
=Great.= Large, big, vast, huge, bulky, ample, immense, gigantic, enormous; much, excessive, high; numerous, countless; considerable, important, weighty; distinguished, eminent, exalted, prominent, excellent, elevated, celebrated, noted, famed, illustrious, famous, renowned; august, grand, dignified, noble, sublime, majestic, lofty; generous, magnanimous, chivalrous, high-minded; sumptuous, rich, magnificent; difficult, onerous, hard, burdensome, grievous; chief, principal, main, leading, grand; superior, preëminent; protracted, noticeable.
ANT. _Little, narrow, scanty, puny, few, short, mean, ignoble, weak, unimportant._
=Greediness.= Avidity, hunger, voracity, ravenousness, gluttony; eagerness, longing, greed, intense desire; grasping, avarice, rapacity, selfishness.
ANT. _Generosity, prodigality, benevolence._
=Greedy.= Voracious, ravenous, insatiable, gluttonous, insatiate, rapacious; eager, desirous; selfish, grasping, avaricious; hungry.
ANT. _Abstemious, abstinent, contented, apathetic, indifferent; generous, unselfish._
=Grief.= Bitterness, misery, agony, anguish, heartache, heartbreak; trial, grievance; melancholy, sadness, sorrow, trouble, tribulation, woe, mourning, affliction, distress, regret.
ANT. _Happiness, joy, elation, delight, hilarity, exultation, cheer, mirth, gaiety._
=Grievance.= Hardship, wrong, injury, burden, oppression; affliction, trial, sorrow, grief, distress, woe; complaint, trouble, injustice.
ANT. _Congratulation, boon, benefit, rejoicing, privilege, alleviation, riddance, disburdenment._
=Grieve.= Afflict, pain, hurt, distress, sadden, agonize; sorrow, mourn, lament, suffer, bewail; burden, annoy, wound, complain, deplore.
ANT. _Ease, soothe, console, please, rejoice, exult, alleviate, gratify, content, satisfy._
=Grievous.= Sad, heavy, distressing, afflictive, painful, deplorable, lamentable; hurtful, injurious, noxious, mischievous, detrimental, calamitous; atrocious, heinous, outrageous, intolerable, dreadful, flagrant, aggravated; sorrowful, baleful, burdensome, unhappy, disastrous.
ANT. _Pleasant, joyous, delightful, glad, consolatory, acceptable, welcome, grateful, light, trivial, trifling._
=Grim.= Fierce, ruthless, cruel, savage, ferocious; frightful, horrible, hideous, dire, horrid, appalling, terrific, dreadful; ugly, ghastly, sullen, stern.
ANT. _Mild, attractive, benign, placid, docile._
=Gross.= Great, large, big, bulky; dense, thick; coarse, rough, rude, unrefined, unseemly, unbecoming; indelicate, sensual, impure, vulgar, low, broad; enormous, flagrant, shameful, outrageous, grievous; palpable, manifest, glaring; whole, total, entire, aggregate; vicious, animal, bloated.
ANT. _Partial, component; net; refined, pure; elegant, delicate, subtle._
=Grotesque.= Fantastic, whimsical, fanciful, droll, odd, unnatural, strange, wild, bizarre, extravagant; ludicrous, absurd, ridiculous, antic, burlesque; quaint, old, archaic, distorted, caricatured.
ANT. _Classic, chaste, graceful, fine, severe, regular, fashionable, symmetrical, typical, formal, normal._
=Ground.= Basis, base, groundwork, support, foundation; sod, soil, clod, earth, loam, turf; region, territory, country, land, domain; estate, acres, field; motive, consideration, reason, cause, account, inducement; premise, plea.
ANT. _Superstructure, statement, argument, inference, deduction; product, development, result, effect; ocean, sea, deep, main, waters._
=Grounded.= Rooted, established, initiated, inaugurated, trained, prepared, fixed, set; indoctrinated.
ANT. _Ungrounded, unprepared, uninitiated, baseless, unfounded, groundless, unauthorized._
=Groundless.= Vain, supposititious, unfounded, false, baseless, fanciful, chimerical, gratuitous.
ANT. _Well-founded, authoritative, substantial, actual, authentic._
=Group.= Cluster, collection, assemblage, order, bunch, knot, class, clump, assembly, collocation.
ANT. _Individual, crowd, isolation, medley, confusion; dispersion, distribution, scattering._
=Grovel.= Creep, crawl, sneak, be prone, fawn, cringe, lie, grub, wallow.
ANT. _Soar, aspire, mount, rise, domineer, intimidate, dictate, browbeat._
=Grow.= Enlarge, increase, swell, expand, extend, augment; vegetate, shout, sprout, germinate; advance, wax, progress, improve; adhere; raise, produce, cultivate; accrue, become, develop, amplify.
ANT. _Diminish, recede, contract, fail, stop, die, wane, decline, subside, ebb, decay, depreciate, crumble, weaken._
=Grudge=, _n._ Hatred, pique, rancor, spite, malice, malevolence; grievance, aversion, dissatisfaction, discontent, refusal.
ANT. _Welcome, satisfaction, approval, contentment, benefaction, complacency, bestowal._
=Guardian.= Warden, keeper, protector, defender, preserver; custodian, conservator.
ANT. _Pupil, ward; traitor, betrayer; charge, minor._
=Guess.= Conjecture, divine, surmise, mistrust, suspect; find out, solve, penetrate, fathom; suppose, think, believe, fancy, imagine; hazard, risk.
ANT. _Examine, prove, investigate, establish, demonstrate, deduce, elaborate, illustrate._
=Guide=, _n._ Director, conductor, pilot; mentor, monitor, adviser, instructor, counselor; clue, key; itinerary.
ANT. _Follower, disciple, imitator, pupil._
=Guide=, _v._ Lead, conduct, pilot; direct, rule, manage, regulate, govern, control, steer; superintend, influence, train.
ANT. _Mislead, misconduct, misdirect, mismanage, misregulate, misguide, miseducate, betray, deceive, impose upon, disappoint, cheat._
=Guile.= Cunning, craft, subtlety, artifice, artfulness, deceit, duplicity, deception, fraud, wiles, trickery; treachery, insidiousness, hypocrisy.
ANT. _Frankness, simplicity, honesty, candor, generosity, sincerity, truth, veracity._
=Guilt.= Guiltiness, culpability, criminality; wrong, offensiveness, wickedness, ill desert, iniquity, sin, offense.
ANT. _Sinlessness, innocence, purity, godliness, righteousness._
=Guise.= Aspect, appearance, garb, dress, form, shape, figure, manner, mode, fashion; practice, habit, custom; semblance, plea, demeanor, mien.
ANT. _Character, person, individual, sentiment, disposition, opinion, life, mind, soul, self._
=Gumption.= Shrewdness, discernment, sagacity, skill, cleverness, ability, capacity, power, penetration, common sense.
=Gush=, _v._ Burst, stream, flow, rush, spout, pour out, flow out; sentimentalize, be overeffusive.
ANT. _Drip, drop, filter, ooze, percolate, dribble, drain, strain, trickle._
=Gust.= Taste, relish, zest, liking; pleasure, enjoyment, delight, delectation, gratification; turn, fancy, favor; blast, squall; fit, outburst, burst, paroxysm; puff, breeze, gale.
ANT. _Calm, tranquillity, subsidence, composure, restraint, zephyr; insipidity, tastelessness._
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=Habiliment.= Dress, garments, clothes, apparel, vesture, raiment, habit, costume, vestment, garb, robes, uniform, clothing.
ANT. _Undress, nudity, bareness, deshabille, divestment._
=Habit.= Condition, constitution, temperament; way, manner; dress, garb, habiliment; habituation, familiarity, association, inurement; routine, rule, custom, fashion, practice, system, habitude, use, usage, wont.
ANT. _Dishabituation, inexperience, inconversance, desuetude, disuse, breach, infringement, disusage._
=Habitation.= Abode, dwelling, lodging, domicil, headquarters, quarters, dwelling-place.
=Habitual.= Usual, customary, wonted, common, accustomed, regular, ordinary, familiar, everyday, perpetual.
ANT. _Irregular, extraordinary, unusual, occasional, exceptional, rare._
=Haggard.= Wild, wayward, intractable, refractory, unruly, untamed; gaunt, lean, spare, meager, worn, wasted, raw-boned; attenuated, wrinkled, ghastly, hollow-eyed.
ANT. _Sleek, smug, plump, chubby, comely, sightly, pretty._
=Hail.= Accost, address, salute, greet, welcome, call, speak, signal.
ANT. _Ignore, avoid, pass, cut, disdain, insult, rebuff._
=Halcyon.= Calm, quiet, placid, still, peaceful, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled, palmy, serene, happy, golden, balmy.
ANT. _Stormy, tempestuous, troublous, boisterous, blustering, turbulent, violent._
=Hale.= Healthy, sound, strong, robust, hearty, hardy, well.
ANT. _Feeble, sickly, weak._
=Half=, _n._ Bisection, dimidiation, moiety.
ANT. _Integrity, total, whole, entirety, sum, amount, aggregate, quantity, number._
=Hallow.= Consecrate, dedicate, sanctify, devote, make holy; reverence, venerate, honor, respect, pay homage to, enshrine.
ANT. _Desecrate, profane, execrate, blaspheme, abominate._
=Halt.= Stop, hold, stand, pull up; limp, hobble; rest, falter, hamper, stammer, demur, dubitate, pause, stand still, hesitate.
ANT. _Advance, flow, speed; determine, decide, conclude, finish._
=Hamper.= Hinder, fetter, entangle, shackle, clog, encumber, restrain, impede.
ANT. _Free, liberate, loose; expedite, hasten, speed, accelerate._
=Hand.= Palm and fingers; side, direction, part; skill, dexterity, talent, ability, faculty; handiwork, workmanship; management, course; agency, share, intervention, participation; laborer, workman, operative, artificer, artisan, craftsman, employee; possession, power, control; index, pointer, indicator; chirography, handwriting; influence; handful, bunch.
ANT. _Employer._
=Handle.= Touch, feel, take; manage, use, wield; treat, discuss, discourse; deal with; operate, manipulate.
ANT. _Drop, bungle, mismanage, botch, spoil, mar._
=Handsome.= Comely, stately, well-formed, fine-looking; easy, graceful, becoming, appropriate; generous, liberal, noble, magnanimous, disinterested; ample, sufficient, large, plentiful; beautiful, pretty, lovely, elegant.
ANT. _Uncomely, ill-looking, ungenerous, illiberal, ugly, unsightly, ghastly._
=Handy.= Dexterous, adroit, skilful, skilled, ready, clever, expert; convenient, near, at hand.
ANT. _Remote, inconvenient, unwieldy, cumbrous, awkward, useless, unhandy._
=Hang.= Rest, lean, depend, poise, suspend; attach, incline, drop, decline, droop; execute; drape, adorn; dangle, be suspended, adhere, rely, stick, cling; hover, float, play; attend.
ANT. _Stand, recline, lean, lie; prop, support, uphold._
=Happen.= Chance, occur, befall, bechance, betide, fall, come to pass, fall out, take place, supervene.
ANT. _Miss, omit, fail, pass, spare, pass by, neglect, discard._
=Happiness.= Delight, joy, pleasure, satisfaction, comfort, bliss, triumph, mirth, gaiety, ecstasy, gladness, rejoicing, rapture, contentment, merriment, blessedness, felicity, cheer, enjoyment, well-being, light-heartedness, cheerfulness, brightness; beatitude, prosperity.
ANT. _Grief, sorrow, anguish, trouble, mourning, misfortune, affliction, disaster, woe, agony, distress, torture, torment, melancholy._
=Happy.= Gay, glad, joyous, cheerful, blessed, delighted, joyful, jolly, successful, rejoicing, blissful, lucky, merry, fortunate, rejoiced, jocund, buoyant, felicitous, bright, blithesome, sunny, cheering, cheery, sprightly, delightful, smiling, mirthful, pleased, prosperous, rapturous; light-hearted, blest, gladdened, charmed; ready, expert, apt, skilful, adroit, able, dexterous; seasonable, opportune, befitting, pertinent, well-timed; auspicious, propitious, favorable.
ANT. _Unlucky, unfortunate, unsuccessful, infelicitous, sorrowful, sorry, dull, lugubrious, disappointed, desponding, unhappy._
=Harangue.= Speech, public or formal address, oration; bombast, declamation, tirade, screed; effusion, rant.
ANT. _Mumble, drawl, insinuation, suggestion, stammering, reasoning, blandiloquence, stuttering._
=Harass.= Fatigue, tire, weary, annoy, exhaust; vex, plague, worry, distress, trouble, molest, disturb, torment, harry; jade, tease, irritate, chafe, harrow, pester, perplex.
ANT. _Relieve, refresh, comfort, solace, soothe, animate, inspirit._
=Harbinger.= Herald, forerunner, precursor, announcer.
ANT. _Reporter, narrator, follower, attendant, historian, relator._
=Harbor=, _n._ Asylum, refuge, shelter, cover, retreat, sanctuary, resting-place; port, haven, destination, home, anchorage.
ANT. _Labor, toil, peril, exposure, roving, wandering, voyage, roaming, pilgrimage._
=Harbor=, _v._ Shelter, lodge, protect; entertain, indulge, foster, cherish; secrete; accommodate, encourage.
ANT. _Eject, expel, discard, discourage, stifle, exclude, banish, dismiss._
=Hard.= Firm, solid, compact, impenetrable, rigid, unyielding; difficult, embarrassing, knotty, puzzling, intricate, perplexing; laborious, arduous, toilsome, wearying, fatiguing; unkind, insensible, cruel, oppressive, rigorous, severe, exacting, inflexible, obdurate, callous, unfeeling, unsympathetic; grievous, distressing, painful, calamitous, unpleasant, disagreeable; inclement, stormy, cold, severe, tempestuous; harsh, sour, acid, rough; coarse, unpalatable; unfavorable, unprosperous, unpropitious; stiff, unnatural, forced, constrained, ungraceful; excessive, intemperate; inexplicable, flinty, dense, stubborn, hardy, hardened.
ANT. _Soft, fluid, liquid, elastic, brittle, easy, penetrable, mild, lenient, tender, ductile, simple, uninvolved, intelligible, perspicuous._
=Harden.= Indurate, make hard; habituate, inure, season, form, train, accustom, discipline; fortify, strengthen, steel, nerve, brace; scar, make callous, make obdurate; consolidate, compact.
ANT. _Disinure, relax, enervate, debilitate, soften, dishabituate, melt, mollify, vaporize, colliquate._
=Hardihood.= Firmness, fortitude, resolution, mettle, pluck, manhood, courage, bravery, boldness, intrepidity, audacity, decision, determination; effrontery, assurance, brass.
ANT. _Weakness, effeminacy; timidity, fear; indecision; cowardice._
=Hardly.= Scarcely, barely, just; severely, rigorously, unkindly, roughly, cruelly; merely, narrowly.
ANT. _Fully, amply, easily, abundantly, largely._
=Hardship.= Toil, fatigue, weariness; grievance, suffering, trial, affliction, trouble, misfortune, calamity, burden, hardness; annoyance, infliction, endurance.
ANT. _Pleasure, amusement, alleviation, recreation, gratification, relief, assuagement, facilitation, treat, boon._
=Hardy.= Bold, intrepid, resolute, brave, daring, valiant, heroic, manly, stout-hearted, courageous; strong, robust, firm, lusty, stout, healthy, rigorous, hale, sound, hearty; inured, vigorous.
ANT. _Weak, uninured, irresolute, delicate, debilitated, tender, fragile, frail, infirm._
=Harm.= Injury, hurt, detriment, mischief, damage, prejudice, disadvantage; evil, criminality, wrong, wickedness; misfortune, ill, mishap.
ANT. _Benefit, boon, amelioration, improvement, compensation, reparation, remedy, healing._
=Harmless.= Innocuous, innocent, innoxious, gentle, inoffensive; unhurt, unharmed, uninjured.
ANT. _Noxious, hurtful, nocuous, savage, cruel, deadly, mischievous, violent, pernicious, destructive._
=Harmonious.= Concordant, harmonic, consonant; melodious, tuneful, musical, dulcet, mellifluous; correspondent, consistent, symmetrical, congruent; friendly, cordial, amicable, fraternal, brotherly, neighborly; accordant, proportioned, uniform, peaceful, agreeable.
ANT. _Discordant, incongruous, unshapely, harsh, disproportioned, unmelodious, sharp, grating, riotous, unfriendly, unpeaceful, quarrelsome._
=Harmony.= Concord, amity, accordance, unison, consent, unanimity, unity, accord, agreement, uniformity, symmetry, union, conformity, consonance, congruity, concurrence, consistency.
ANT. _Hostility, separation, discord, warfare, battle, variance, conflict, disagreement, disunion, dissension, contention, antagonism, contest, controversy, schism, opposition, incongruity, difference, inconsistency, disproportion._
=Harsh.= Rough, sour, crabbed, tart, hard, biting, sharp, corrosive, caustic; grating, discordant, jarring; morose, severe, stern, austere, acrimonious, ill-natured, unkind, unfeeling; rude, uncivil, blunt, ungracious, gruff, brutal, bearish; abusive, rigorous, rancorous.
ANT. _Smooth, lenient, melodious, genial, kindly, suave, bland, gentle._
=Harvest.= Fruit, crop, increase, yield, result, return, proceeds, product, growth, ingathering, harvest-feast, harvest-festival, harvest-time, harvest-home.
=Haste.= Despatch, celerity, speed, promptitude, quickness; hurry, precipitation, vehemence, precipitance; expedition, excitement, heedlessness, swiftness.
ANT. _Delay, slowness, tardiness, coolness, reflection, moderation, steadiness._
=Hasten.= Expedite, despatch, accelerate, speed, hurry, hustle, quicken, precipitate, press on, urge forward; haste, make haste; urge, press.
ANT. _Retard, impede, obstruct, demur, halt, hesitate._
=Hasty.= Quick, swift, fleet, fast, rapid, brisk, speedy; cursory, slight, hurried, superficial; headlong, rash, reckless, precipitate, indiscreet, thoughtless; passionate, touchy, irritable, petulant, waspish, excitable, fiery, hot, irascible, peppery, fretful; impetuous, crude, incomplete, immature, undeveloped.
ANT. _Tardy, slow, leisurely, careful, reflective, developed, complete, matured, elaborate, thoughtful, deliberate._
=Hateful.= Malignant, malevolent, malign; abominable, detestable, odious, execrable, abhorrent, horrid, shocking, accursed, damnable; loathsome, disgusting, nauseous, foul, repulsive, offensive, vile, obnoxious, revolting, repugnant; heinous.
ANT. _Lovely, loveable, desirable, delightful, attractive, enticing, enjoyable, tempting, pleasant._
=Hatred.= Enmity, dislike, hostility, anger, abhorrence, aversion, spite, revenge, grudge, ill will, malice, antipathy, resentment, animosity, malignity, repugnance, rancor, detestation, malevolence.
ANT. _Friendship, love, benevolence, charity, beneficence._
=Have.= Hold, occupy, own, possess, be in possession of, regard, consider, esteem; wish, require, desire; obtain, get, acquire, receive, gain; be obliged, be under necessity; take, accept; bear, bring forth; feel, entertain, enjoy, keep.
ANT. _Want, need, lose, discard, forego, miss, reject, covet, desire._
=Havoc.= Ravage, devastation, destruction, desolation, waste, ruin; carnage, slaughter; demolition, wreck.
ANT. _Conservation, enrichment, enhancement, augmentation, development, prosperity, productiveness, luxuriance._
=Hazard=, _n._ Chance, peril, venture, risk, casualty, accident, contingency, danger, jeopardy, fortuity.
ANT. _Safeguard, protection, security, surety, certainty, necessity, plan, assurance, safety; warrant, calculation, law._
=Hazy.= Foggy, misty, nebulous, filmy, gauzy, cloudy, murky, gloomy.
ANT. _Clear, crystalline, diaphanous, transparent, bright, luminous, shining._
=Head.= Top, summit, acme; front, fore part; rise, commencement, source, origin, beginning; chief part, principal part; person, individual; chief, chieftain, leader, commander, master, superintendent, director; first place; understanding, mind, thought, intellect; topic, subject; class, section, department, category, division; seat of the brain; crown, ruler, crisis, gathering, culmination, leadership, guide.
ANT. _Tail, bottom, foot, follower, servant, retainer, subordinate, subordination, inferiority, body, bulk, substance, continuation._
=Heal.= Cure, remedy, restore; reconcile, compose, soothe, harmonize, settle; be cured, get well; repair, assuage, cicatrize.
ANT. _Harm, hurt, wound, pierce, ulcerate._
=Healthy.= Healthful, sanitary, hearty, hygienic, well, vigorous, strong, sound, wholesome, hale, salutary, salubrious, invigorating, bracing.
ANT. _Unhealthy, noxious, pernicious, insalubrious; ill, sickly, unhealthful, weak, diseased, feeble, wasted, emaciated, fainting, failing, unsound, worn, frail, fragile, exhausted, delicate._
=Heart.= Organ of circulation; interior, center, essence, core, kernel; disposition, mind, will, inclination, intent, passion, purpose; spirit, courage, firmness, fortitude, resolution; love, affection, feeling, emotion; conscience, character, moral nature; nucleus, hardihood, life, benevolence.
ANT. _Hand, action, aspect, exterior, manifestation, deed, conduct, timidity._
=Heart-broken.= Forlorn, disconsolate, inconsolable, miserable, wretched, desolate, cheerless, comfortless, in despair, broken-hearted, wobegone.
ANT. _Cheerful, hopeful, trusting._
=Heartily.= Cordially, zealously, sincerely, earnestly.
ANT. _Half-heartedly, insincerely, indifferently._
=Hearty.= Earnest, warm, cordial, sincere, true, deep, profound, heartfelt, unfeigned; active, zealous, vigorous, energetic, animated; healthy, hale, sound, strong, well, robust; abundant, full, heavy; nourishing, rich, nutritious; honest, genuine.
ANT. _Delicate, infirm, unhealthy, cold, insincere, hollow, dissembling, deceptive, deceitful, hypocritical, false._
=Heat.= Warmth, high temperature; excitement, flush, vehemence, impetuosity, passion, violence, fever; ardor, earnestness, fervor, zeal; contest, race, struggle; intensity, ebullition.
ANT. _Coolness, indifference, calmness, subsidence, composure, reflection._
=Heathenish.= Heathen, pagan, Gentile; cruel, savage, inhuman, ferocious; unconverted, unChristian, unbelieving, uncivilized.
ANT. _Christian, believing, refined, civilized, polished._
=Heave.= Lift, hoist, raise, elevate; breathe, exhale; throw, toss, hurl, fling, send; uplift, upraise, subelevate.
ANT. _Dash, sink, lower, detrude, precipitate._
=Heaven.= Firmament, sky, welkin, empyrean; Paradise, bliss, Elysium; felicity, transport, ecstasy, happiness, rapture, transcendent delight.
ANT. _Gehenna, limbo, abyss, Hades, Tartarus, Avernus, infernal regions; misery, agony, torment, remorse._
=Heavenly.= Celestial, divine, angelic, seraphic, cherubic, godlike, saintly, sainted, blessed, holy, beatific, beatified, glorified, blest; enrapturing, ravishing, rapturous, transporting, ecstatic, delightful, blissful, golden.
ANT. _Demoniacal, diabolical, foul, hideous, fiendish, hellish, infernal; terrene, human, terrestrial._
=Heavy.= Weighty, ponderous, oppressive, grievous, severe, burdensome, cumbersome, afflictive; dull, sluggish, inert, inactive, stupid, torpid, indolent, slow, lifeless, inanimate; dejected, depressed, sorrowful, sad, gloomy, despondent, melancholy, disconsolate, crushed, downcast, crestfallen; onerous, difficult, laborious, hard; tedious, weary, tiresome, wearisome; loaded, encumbered, burdened; miry, muddy, clayey, cloggy, soggy, ill-raised; tempestuous, stormy, strong, violent, energetic, boisterous; impenetrable, stolid; loud, deep, roaring; dense, dark, gloomy, cloudy, lowering; thick.
ANT. _Light, trifling, trivial, agile, active, joyous, brisk, alleviative, quick, consolatory, buoyant, inspiriting, animating._
=Hector.= Threaten, bully, menace; vex, tease, annoy, worry, fret, irritate, provoke, harass, harry; swagger, bluster, boast, vaunt.
ANT. _Cower, shrink, hide, abscond, skulk._
=Heed.= Observe, regard, notice, mind, attend, harken to, listen to, obey, care, be wary or cautious.
ANT. _Slight, ignore, disregard, neglect, omit, overlook._
=Heedful.= Observing, regardful, watchful, careful, cautious, attentive, wary, provident, circumspect, mindful.
ANT. _Heedless, careless, unobserving, thoughtless, unobservant, inattentive, negligent, regardless, unmindful, neglectful, remiss, inconsiderate, precipitate, reckless, headlong, rash._
=Height.= Altitude, elevation; eminence, summit, top, apex, acme; hill, mountain; exaltation, stature, dignity, loftiness, grandeur; tallness, culmination, crisis.
ANT. _Depth, lowness, depression, base, littleness, abasement; profundity._
=Heighten.= Elevate, raise; magnify, exalt, ennoble; increase, enhance, augment, improve; aggravate, intensify; color, exaggerate, vivify, amplify, lift up.
ANT. _Lower, diminish, depress, abase, deteriorate, temper, tone, modify, qualify, extenuate._
=Heinous.= Flagrant, flagitious, infamous, villainous, nefarious, wicked, atrocious, enormous, monstrous; hateful, detestable, odious, abominable, execrable.
ANT. _Excellent, laudable, distinguished, praiseworthy, justifiable, meritorious, excusable._
=Help.= Foster, aid, assist, encourage, succor, uphold, sustain, support, abet, coöperate, second, stand by, befriend, remedy, prevent, avoid, promote, relieve.
ANT. _Obstruct, incur, resist, aggravate, oppose, thwart, discourage, withstand, counteract._
=Hereditary.= Ancestral, patrimonial; transmitted, inherited; lineal.
ANT. _Conferred, acquired, won, achieved._
=Heresy.= Heterodoxy, error, unsound doctrine, schism, unorthodoxy.
ANT. _Orthodoxy, catholicity; convention, prevailing belief._
=Heretic.= Dissenter, schismatic, nonconformist, heresiarch.
ANT. _Orthodox believer, fanatic, adherent._
=Heritage.= Inheritance, entailment, legacy, bequest, portion, patrimony, estate.
ANT. _Wages, acquisition, merit, compensation._
=Hermetically.= Secretly, mysteriously, mystically, occultly, emblematically, symbolically; air-tight, closely.
ANT. _Loosely, misfittingly; openly._
=Heroic.= Brave, valiant, courageous, bold, daring, intrepid, fearless, dauntless, noble, magnanimous, gallant; epic; violent, extreme, desperate, extravagant; undaunted, chivalrous, romantic.
ANT. _Dastardly, cowardly, cravenly, fearful, timorous._
=Hesitate.= Doubt, pause, delay, demur, waver, vacillate; falter, stammer; dubitate, scruple.
ANT. _Decide, run, flow, determine, precipitate._
=Heterodox.= Unsound, unorthodox, heretical, freethinking.
ANT. _Sound, orthodox._
=Heterogeneous.= Unlike, variant, various, confused, conglomerate, mingled, mixed, discordant, miscellaneous, dissimilar, non-homogeneous; alien, strange, different, opposed, contrary, contrasted.
ANT. _Homogeneous, identical, like, same, pure, uniform, similar, alike, accordant, congruous._
=Hew.= Cut, chop, hack; smooth, fashion, form; mold, model, engrave, carve, sculpture, turn.
ANT. _Leave intact._
=Hibernal.= Wintry, brumal, arctic, glacial, frigid.
ANT. _Summery, balmy, zephyrous, halcyon, tropical._
=Hide.= Conceal, secrete, mask, dissemble, protect, store, disguise, screen, cover, burrow, ensconce; suppress, shelter, withhold, cloak, veil, bury, inter, entomb, overwhelm.
ANT. _Expose, disclose, discover, exhume, show, tell, raise, reveal, unveil, unmask, uncover, exhibit, confess, betray, avow, divulge, disinter, make known, lay bare, lay open, publish, advertise, manifest, promulgate, admit; strip._
=Hideous.= Frightful, dreadful, appalling, horrible, ghastly, terrible, horrid, grim, shocking, grisly; unshapely, ugly, monstrous.
ANT. _Graceful, beautiful, attractive, captivating._
=High.= Prominent, superior, distinguished, preëminent; dignified, great, admirable; recondite, abstruse, occult, profound, dark, obscure, transcendental; proud, haughty, arrogant, supercilious, lordly; boastful, ostentatious, bragging, vainglorious; despotic, domineering, overbearing, tyrannical; turbulent, violent, strong, tumultuous, boisterous; extreme; complete, full; dear; shrill, acute, sharp, high-pitched; northerly, southerly; early, primeval; capital, principal; strong-flavored; noble, exalted, steep, tall, towering, uplifted, elevated, eminent, lofty.
ANT. _Low, base, degraded, inferior, mean, short, stunted, depressed, dwarfed, ignoble._
=Hinder.= Delay, embarrass, oppose, prevent, stay, stop, retard, hamper, impede, baffle, encumber, check, bar, clog, counteract, frustrate, foil, interrupt, obstruct, resist, thwart, block, balk, debar.
ANT. _Quicken, hasten, speed, accelerate, expedite, enable, facilitate, promote._
=Hinge.= Turn, depend, hang, be dependent; move, work, rotate, circulate.
ANT. _Halt, jar, grate, precipitate, abrade; give, fail._
=Hire.= Engage, commission, rent, employ; bribe, buy up; lease, let.
ANT. _Buy, purchase._
=History.= Annals, chronicle, recital, memoir, narrative, record, register, story, account, archives, narration, muniment, memorial, autobiography, biography.
ANT. _Fiction, fable._
=Hit.= Strike; reach, attain, win, secure, gain; suit, accord with; clash, collide; succeed, be successful; chance, hazard, touch, mistake.
ANT. _Fail, err, miss, mischance, swerve, deflect, overshoot._
=Hitch.= Catch, get stuck or impeded; go by jerks; fasten, unite, connect, tie, attach; bar, stick, stickle, jam.
ANT. _Run, glide, slide, rotate, flow, continue._
=Hoard.= Store, deposit, save, garner, husband, hive, accumulate, amass, treasure.
ANT. _Waste, squander, dissipate, scatter._
=Hoarse.= Husky, raucous; grating, rough, harsh, low, guttural, gruff.
ANT. _Melodious, rich, mellow, sweet, mellifluous._
=Hoary.= Hoar, white, gray, silvery, frosty.
ANT. _Dark, raven, jet, black._
=Hoax.= Deceive, cheat, impose upon; befool, bamboozle, trick, dupe.
ANT. _Guide, enlighten, inform, undeceive, direct, regulate, correct._
=Hobby.= Nag, hobby-horse; pursuit, whim, amusement, specialty, idiosyncrasy.
ANT. _Nuisance, horror, aversion, incubus, bugbear, scarecrow._
=Hold.= Possess, retain, have, occupy; clasp, grasp, clutch, clinch; restrain, confine, imprison, detain; bind, fasten, unite, connect; stop, stay, arrest, suspend, withhold; support, maintain, sustain, continue, prosecute; embrace, entertain, cherish; heed, regard, consider, notice, judge, esteem, count, reckon, deem; contain, admit; celebrate, solemnize; assemble, convene; cohere, adhere, cling, stick, cleave; be firm, be fast, persist, last, endure; be derived; think, be of opinion, believe; stand, be true.
ANT. _Drop, surrender, fail, abandon, desert, release, forego, vacate, concede, break, cease; speed, accelerate; give, dispense; disperse._
=Hollow=, _a._ Empty, void, vacant, vacuous, cavernous; insincere, false, faithless, hypocritical, treacherous, deceitful, false-hearted, pharisaical; artificial, concave, insubstantial, flimsy, transparent, senseless, unsound; deep, low, rumbling.
ANT. _Full, solid, firm, sincere, well-stored, strong, true, sound, genuine, substantial._
=Holy.= Hallowed, sacred, consecrated, blessed, devoted, set apart; righteous, saintly, spiritual, devout, saintlike, godly, religious, heavenly-minded, pious, pure; reverend, sanctified, divine.
ANT. _Cursed, polluted, unsanctified, unconsecrated, unhallowed, wicked, worldly, abominable, common, impure, unholy, secular, profane, evil._
=Homage.= Fealty, allegiance, devotion, loyalty, fidelity; reverence, obeisance, respect, deference, duty, service, honor; worship, adoration; affiance, submission, veneration.
ANT. _Treason, rebellion, defiance, insubordination, disaffection._
=Home.= Habitation, hearth, residence, house, abode, dwelling, domicil, fireside, hearthstone, ingleside.
=Homely.= Domestic, homelike; plain, coarse, uncomely, inelegant, homespun; rather ugly.
ANT. _Handsome, beautiful, courtly, refined, elegant._
=Honest.= Honorable, fair, open, straightforward, equitable; upright, virtuous, conscientious, just, true, faithful, trusty, reliable, trustworthy; genuine, thorough; decent, reputable, respectable, creditable, suitable, proper; chaste; truthful, ingenuous, sincere, frank, unreserved, candid, good.
ANT. _Lying, unscrupulous, mendacious, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, false, hypocritical, fraudulent, disingenuous, perfidious, faithless, treacherous, unfaithful, traitorous; dishonorable, improper, wrong, insincere, vicious._
=Honesty.= Integrity, uprightness, probity, justice, fairness, equity, honor, fidelity, faithfulness; truth, truthfulness, veracity; genuineness, thoroughness; chastity, virtue; sincerity, candor, frankness, openness, unreserve, ingenuousness; straightforwardness, rectitude.
ANT. _Insincerity, trickery, dishonesty, guile, fraud, deception, unfairness, chicanery._
=Honor.= Veneration, reverence, respect, homage, deference, civility; dignity, elevation, distinction; majesty; reputation, repute, fame, esteem, credit, glory, consideration; integrity, probity, rectitude; pride, nobility, eminence, high-mindedness, spirit, self-respect, grandeur, renown.
ANT. _Contempt, irreverence, disrespect, slight, obscurity, demoralization, degradation, debasement, disgrace, cowardice, infamy, dishonor._
=Honorable.= Honest, upright, high-minded, illustrious, noble, great, just, fair, trustworthy, conscientious, virtuous, estimable, reputable, right, proper, creditable, equitable.
ANT. _Dishonorable, dishonest, false, treacherous._
=Honorary.= Unofficial, nominal, gratuitous, titular, unremunerative.
ANT. _Professional, official, remunerative, jurisdictional._
=Hoot.= Shout; cry like an owl; denounce, hiss, execrate, cry down, decry, sibilate.
ANT. _Salute, welcome, cheer, honor, acclaim, eulogize._
=Hope.= Trust, confidence, faith, reliance; expectancy, expectation, possibility; dependence; anticipation, prospect, longing, vision, desire.