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-CREDIT -CREDENCE have similar meanings -can refer to a belief in the truth of something -VINTAGE -NOVELTY Have opposite meanings. Vintage: to something old, novelty: refers to somet... hing new. ASPIRE SPIRE Have neither the same nor different meanings. To aspire to something is to set it as a goal, while a spire is the pointed top of a building, especially a church. PRODUCE REDUCE Have opposite meanings. To abstain from something is to refuse it, while to retain something is to keep it with oneself. ABSTAIN RETAIN have opposite meanings. Abstain: Restrain from doing something Retain:continue to have keep possession of. CONVERT INVERT Have similar meanings. Both of these words can mean to change the purpose or direction of something. RESUME ASSUME Have neither similar nor opposite meanings. SIEGE BESIEGE Have similar meanings. Both of these words can mean to attack or crowd around. PUNISH SKIRMISH Have neither similar nor opposite meanings. To punish is to penalize, while a skirmish is a small fight. CANDOR CONDOR Have neither similar nor opposite meanings. Candor is fairness and openness in expression, while a condor is a kind of bird. HYPOCRITE HYSTERICAL NEITHER SAME NOR OPPOSITE ABSURD ACCEDE Neither same nor opposite. Absurd:wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate. Accede:assent or agree to a demand, request, or treaty. ABSECOND ABSENCE SIMILAR MEANING abscond:leave hurriedly and secretly Absence: the state of being away from a place or person. RETREATE RETREIVE have contradictory meanings A friend in need is a friend indeed. A faithful friends us a strong defense similar Politness is excellent, but dose not pay the bill. Cash is king neither similar nor contradictory Cash is King: It may refer to the importance of cash flow in the overall fiscal health of a business Adroit Adept similar both means skilled OBLIGATORY UNNECESSARY Contradictory obligatory: required unnecessary:not needed CONTRITE INDIFFERENT CONTRADITORY Contrite: feeling regret or guilt Indifferent: having no particular interest or sympathy. Capricious STEADFAST DELIBERATE DEBILIATE neither similar deliberate:done consciously and intentionally Debilitate:weak and infirm cloudy,foggy,lucid,clear, evident which three have similar meanings LUCID(expressed clearly) CLEAR EVIDENT:plain or obvious agile rigid fleet dispirited which is similar? AGILE:THE ABILITY TO MOVE QUICKLY ATHLETIC FLEET CONFLICTING INCONSISTENT SIMILAR Conflicting:Incompatible (contradictory) Inconstent:not staying the same throughout Mollify Exacerbate CONTRA mollify:to soften ones temper exacerbate :make situation worse AMBIGOUS OBSCURE SIMILAR ambigous:have several possible meanings Obscure:unclear [Show More]

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