Antonym Pleasure Parts of Speech Definition The anguish that Thomas felt from the death of his mother was overwhelming and kept him from going to work for a year extreme pain noun Suffering ID: 805509
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Anguish
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Pleasure
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Definition:
The anguish that Thomas felt from the death of his mother was overwhelming and kept him from going to work for a year.
extreme pain
noun
Suffering
Slide2Boisterous
IMS Cheerleaders are a very boisterous group.
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noisy and rowdy
Adjective
Loud
quiet, calm
Slide3Capacity
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The auditorium is filled to capacity.
2. I have the capacity to stay cool in hot places.
the largest possible amount that can be contained 2. the ability to do something
noun
Volume, effort
Slide4Commentary
The President’s speech was followed by a political commentary on the local news channel.
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an explanation or interpretation
Noun
explanation
Continuous
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The continuous pounding of the hammers from the construction site next door made it impossible for the baby to take a nap.
without interruption or end
adjective
Nonstop,
contant
Broken
Slide6Cumulative
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The cumulative effect of not studying for any science
test all year forced me to attend summer school to
remedy the F.
increasing by adding one thing after another
adjective
increasing
decreasing
Accept
Slide7Erupt
Definition: to burst, explode or release suddenly
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Vincent was convinced that the pimple on his face was going to erupt and gross out his friends at the lunch table.
verb
to blow up
Be quiet
Slide8Factor
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One factor that convinced Sheila to take the job was the huge salary.
a reason or circumstance
Noun
part
whole
Slide9Inept
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Nina was completely inept at cooking a tasty meal.
without skill, clumsy
adjective
unfit
skilled
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Slide10Intimidate
Definition: to frighten or threaten
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Tanya always tries to intimidate Nancy before competitions by making fun of her skating ability, tripping her intentionally, and hiding her outfits.
verb
scare
comfort
Slide11Marvel
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A bore, a muggle
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Yosemite National Park is a natural marvel that takes people breath away daily ..
a wonderful thing or an awesome sight
noun
a wonder, miracle
Slide12Maximum
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The maximum number of horses that could fit in the stable was three.
the highest allowable amount
adjective
utmost, limit
minimum
Slide13Painstaking
Dr.
Zino
performed a painstaking exam of the baby looking for what could be causing his pain and constant crying.
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taking a lot of care or trouble;
Adjective
careful
sloppy, careless
Slide14Restrain
Definition: to hold back from
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It was difficult for me to restrain from eating too much at the all-you-can-eat buffet
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verb
Control
unleash
contain
Slide15Unanimous
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It was a unanimous decision by the students to make summer vacation six months long
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in complete agreement, everyone agreed
adjective
Agreement
divided