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Week 1 Absurd Adjective Definition contrary to reason obviously inconsistent with truth or common sense Synonym ludicrous idiotic Antonym wise Bedlam Adjective Definition a state or scene of confusion ID: 611309

antonym definition verb synonym definition antonym synonym verb adjective noun unfeeling risk

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U.S. History Vocabulary

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Absurd

Adjective

Definition: contrary to reason; obviously inconsistent with truth or common sense

Synonym: ludicrous, idiotic

Antonym: wiseSlide3

Bedlam

Adjective

Definition:

a state or scene of confusion

Synonym: chaos, pandemonium

Antonym: calm, peacefulSlide4

Belie

Verb

Definition: contradict

; give a false impression

Synonym: deviate

Antonym: agreeSlide5

Callous

Adjective

Definition:

emotionally

hardened, unfeeling

Synonym: unfeeling, insensitive

Antonym: caringSlide6

Debilitate

verb

Definition:

to make weak or feeble

Synonym: weaken, harm

Antonym: strengthenSlide7

Drought

Noun

Definition: a period of time without rain

Synonym: N/A

Antonym: delugeSlide8

Edifice

noun

Definition:

a large or massive building

Synonym: skyscraper

Antonym: shack, shantySlide9

Fabricate

verb

Definition: to

make

or manufacture,

Synonym: invent

Antonym: destroySlide10

Hamper

verb

Definition: to

obstruct

Synonym: hinder

Antonym: aidSlide11

Jeopardize

verb

Definition

: to

expose to loss or injury; to risk

Synonym: risk, hazard

Antonym: secureSlide12

Omit

verb

Definition

: to leave out

Synonym: neglect

Antonym: admit