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TO AMUSE—to amuse, divert, entertain........ 390 APERTURE--opening, aperture, cavity....

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402

391 APHORISM-axiom, maxim, aphorism, apoph-
thegm, saying, adage, proverb, by-word, saw 210
391 TO APOLOGIZE-to apologize, defend, justify,
exculpate, excuse, plead
aphorism,
82 APOPHTHEGM--axiom,
apophthegm, saying, adage, proverb, by-word,

TO AMUSE to amuse, beguile
AMUSEMENT-amusement, entertainment, di-
version, sport, recreation, pastime...............
ANATHEMA-malediction, curse, imprecation,
execration, anathema
ANCESTORS-forefathers, progenitors, ancestors 269
ANCIENT-old, ancient, antique, antiquated,
old-fashioned, obsolete

ANCIENTLY
ANCIENT TIMES

268
formerly, in times past, old
times or days of yore, an-
ciently or in ancient times 269
ANECDOTE-anecdote, story, tale............. 467
ANECDOTES-anecdotes, memoirs, chronicles,

466

saw....

maxim,

181

........ 210

TO APPAL-to dismay, daunt, appal ...............................
APPAREL-apparel, attire, array........
APPARENT-apparent, visible, clear, plain, ob-
vious, evident, manifest........
APPARITION-vision, apparition, phantom,
spectre, ghost

306

277

478

479

TO APPEAR-to look, appear.................. 481
TO APPEAR-to seem, appear................. 483
APPEARANCE-appearance, air, aspect........ 478
APPEARANCE-show, outside, appearance,
119
...

118

ANGER-anger, choler, rage, fury...........
ANGER-displeasure, anger, disapprobation..... 118
499
ANGLE-corner, angle......
ANGRY-angry, passionate, hasty, irascible..... 119
ANGUISH-distress, anxiety, anguish, agony.... 407
ANGUISH-pain, pang, agony, anguish.........
ANIMADVERSION-animadversion, criticism,

stricture.....

407

........ 112

semblance.......

TO APPEASE-to appease, calm, pacify, quiet,
still...

TO APPEASE-to allay, sooth, appease, assuage,
mitigate
|APPELLATION-name, appellation, title, deno-
mination....

453

361

361

471

TO APPLAUD-to praise, commend, applaud,
extol............
APPLAUSE-applause, acclamation, plaudit
APPLICATION-attention, application, study... 423
TO APPLY-to addict, devote, apply
TO APPLY-to address, apply........

130

....

130

421

...........

TO ANIMATE-to encourage, animate, incite,
impel, urge, stimulate, instigate
ANIMATION-animation, life, vivacity, spirit.. 356
135
ANIMOSITY-enmity, animosity, hostility...
ANNALS-anecdotes, memoirs, chronicles, annals 466
TO ANNEX-to affix, subjoin, attach, annex.... 419
ANNOTATION-remark, observation, comment,
note, annotation, commentary
TO ANNOUNCE-to announce, proclaim, pub-
lish, advertise.....................
TO ANNOY-to inconvenience, annoy, molest..
TO ANNUL-to abolish, abrogate, repeal, re-
voke, annul, cancel...
ANSWER-answer, reply, rejoinder, response... 460
ANSWERABLE-answerable, responsible, ac-
countable, amenable

499
169
TO APPOINT-to allot, appoint, destine ................
TO APPOINT-to appoint, order, prescribe, ordain 184
TO APPOINT-to constitute, appoint, depute.... 214
TO APPORTION-to allot, assign, apportion, dis-
tribute....
TO APPRAISE
} to appraise or appreciate,
TO APPRECIATE S estimate, esteem......... 432
TO APPREHEND-to apprehend, fear, dread... 307
TO APPREHEND to conceive, apprehend, sup-
pose, imagine

451

443
417

75

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TO APPRIZE-to inform, make known, acquaint,

194

.......

247

426

apprize
APPRIZED-aware, on one's guard, apprized,

conscious ......

APPROACH-admittance, access, approach..... 235
..... 183 TO APPROACH—to approach, approximate..... 235
APPROBATION-assent, consent, approbation,

ANSWERABLE correspondent, answerable,
suitable..........

ANTAGONIST-enemy, foe, adversary, oppo-
nent, antagonist......

ANTECEDENT

156

231

......

ANTERIOR

........ 297
155
ARBITER-judge, umpire, arbiter, arbitrator.... 211
ARBITRARY-absolute, despotick, arbitrary.... 187
ANXIETY-care, solicitude, anxiety...............
............................... 425 ARBITRATOR-judge, umpire, arbiter, arbitrator 211
ANXIETY-distress, anxiety, anguish, agony.... 407 ARCHITECT-architect, builder................................
ANY-some, any ........
250 ARCHIVE-record, register, archive........
APARTMENTS-lodgings, apartments.......... 499 ARDENT-hot, fiery, burning, ardent.............
APATHY-indifference, insensibility, apathy.... 375 ARDOUR-fervour, ardour.......
TO APE-to imitate, mimick, mock, ape

TO APPROPRIATE-to appropriate, usurp, arro-
gate, assume, ascribe .......................
TO APPROPRIATE—to appropriate, impropriate 231
TO APPROXIMATE-to approach, approximate 235
APT-ready, apt, prompt...
APT-fit, apt, meet ....

230

TO ARISE-to arise, proceed, issue, spring, flow,

emanate ...............

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ARMS-arms, weapons......................... 141 ASSIDUOUS-sedulous, diligent, assiduous...... 297
ARMY-army, host.
141 TO ASSIGN—to adduce, allege, assign, advance 420

TO ASSIGN-to allot, assign, apportion, distribute 168

TO ARRAIGN-to accuse,charge, impeach,arraign 111
TO ARRANGE―to class, arrange, range......... 277 TO ASSIST-to help, assist, aid, succour, relieve 364
ro ARRANGE-to dispose, arrange, digest
277 ASSISTANT-colleague, partner, coadjutor, as-

116

TO ATTEND TO-to attend to, mind, regard,
heed, notice........

422

ASSEMBLAGE-assembly, assemblage, group,

collection.......

TO ATTEND-to attend, hearken, listen........ 422
.... 490 ATTENTION-attention, application, study... 423

TO ASSEMBLE-to assemble, muster, collect.... 489 ATTENTION-heed, care, attention..........
TO ASSEMBLE-to assemble, convene, convoke 490 ATTENTIVE-attentive, careful.........
ASSEMBLY-assembly, assemblage, group, col-

lection......
ASSEMBLY-assembly, company, meeting, con-
gregation, parliament, diet, congress, conven-
tion, synod, convocation, council ...............................
ASSENT-assent, consent, approbation, concur-

rence.......

ATTIRE-apparel, attire, array........

426

424

277

490 ATTITUDE-action, gesture, gesticulation, pos-
ture, attitude, position..
....... 295
TO ATTRACT-to attract, allure, invite, engage 318
490 ATTRACTIONS- -attractions, allurements,

TO AVOID-to avoid, eschew, shun, elude...... 527 BASHFUL-modest, bashful, diffident........... 148
TO AVOW-to acknowledge, own, confess, avow 442 BATTLE-battle, combat, engagement.......... 141
AUSPICIOUS-favourable, propitious, auspicious 190
AUSTERE-austere, rigid, severe, rigorous, stern 382
AUTHOR-writer, author

TO BE to be, exist, subsist

239

TO BE-to be, become, grow ........

240

336

AUTHORITATIVE-commanding, imperative,

TO BE ACQUAINTED WITH-to know, be
acquainted with

196

AWE--awe, reverence, dread

AWKWARD-awkward, clumsy.

AWKWARD-awkward,

cross, untoward,

........ 143
BEATIFICATION-beatification, canonization.. 85
426 BEATITUDE-happiness, felicity, bliss, blessed-
ness, beatitude

307

394

315 BEAU-gallant, beau, spark ................... 381
BEAUTIFUL-beautiful, fine, handsome, pretty 313
TO BECOME-to be, become, grow............ 240
AWRY-bent, curved, crooked, awry........... 316 BECOMING-becoming, decent, seemly, fit, suit

crooked, froward, perverse

315

AXIOM-axiom, maxim, aphorism, apophthegin,
saying, adage, proverb, by-word, saw........ 210

459

279

....... 125

BACKWARD-averse, unwilling, backward,

loath, reluctant....

BAD-bad, wicked, evil

BADGE-mark, badge, stigma....

BADLY-hadly, ill.....

BELOVED-amiable, lovely, beloved
BELOW-under, below, beneath.........
TO BEMOAN-to bewail, bemoan, lament, de-
plore..

BEND-bend, bent..............

........

TO BEND-to lean, incline, bend.......
TO BEND-to turn, bend, twist, distort, wring,

......

110
279 TO BLAME-to find fault with, blame, object to 112
BLAMELESS--blameless, irreproachable, un-

...........

129

353

410 blemished, unspotted or spotless ....
316 BLAST-breeze, gale, blast, gust, storm, tempest,
159 hurricane
TO BLAZE-flame, blaze, flash, flare, glare
.... 476
wrest, wrench
316 BLEMISH-blemish, stain, spot, speck, flaw..... 127
BENEATH-under, below, beneath............. 279 BLEMISH-blemish, defect, fault............... 127

394

BLISS happiness, felicity, bliss, blessedness, bea-
titude
BLOODY

.......

sanguinary, bloody, blood-

ous, munificent, generous, liberal............ 165
BENEFIT-benefit, favour, kindness, civility.... 166
BENEFIT-benefit, service, good office.......... 166 BLOOD-THIRSTY } thirsty.... ........... 507
BENEFIT-advantage, benefit, utility, service,
TO BLOT OUT-to blot out, expunge, rase or
398 erase, efface, cancel, obliterate

..............

248

142

126

avail, use ......
BENEFIT-good, benefit, advantage............ 397 | BLOW-blow, stroke......
BENEVOLENCE-benevolence, beneficence.... 165 BLUNDER-errour, mistake, blunder
BENEVOLENCE-benevolence, benignity, hu- TO BOAST-to glory, boast, vaunt............. 526
manity, kindness, tenderness................ 165 BOATMAN-waterman, boatman, ferryman 337
BENIGNITY-benevolence, benignity, humanity, BODILY-corporal, corporeal, bodily
510
kindness, tenderness.................................................... 165 BODY-body, corpse, carcass..................................... 510
316 BOISTEROUS-violent, furious, boisterous, vehe-

BENT-bent, curved, crooked, awry............ 316 ment, impetuous.
BENT-bent, bias, inclination, prepossession 159 BOLD-bold, fearless, intrepid, undaunted....... 306
BENT-turn, bent....................
.......................... 316 BOLD-daring, bold
BENUMBED-numb, benumbed, torpid......... 372 BOLD-strenuous, bold..

TO BEQUEATH-to devise, bequeath.
......... 164 BOLDNESS-audacity, effrontery, hardihood or
TO BEREAVE-to bereave, deprive, strip... 505
TO BE RESPONSIBLE to guarantee, be secu-

TO BESEECH-to beg, beseech, solicit, entreat, TO BORE-to penetrate, pierce, perforate, bore.. 402
supplicate, implore, crave......................................... 158 TO BOUND-to bound, limit, confine, circum-
BESIDES-besides, moreover................................................. 251
BESIDES-besides, except

176
251 BOUNDARY-bounds, boundary............... 177
TO BESTOW-to give, grant, bestow, allow.... 162 BOUNDARY-term, limit, boundary ........... 177
TO BESTOW-to confer, bestow.............. 167 BOUNDLESS-boundless, unbounded, unlimited,
BETIMES-Soon, early, betimes

BEYOND-above, over, upon, beyond........... 279 BRAVERY-bravery, courage, valour, gallantry.. 139

BIAS-bent, bias, inclination, prepossession...... 159 BREACH
BIAS-blas, prepossession, prejudice

verge....

......... 361

CALM-peace, quiet, calm, tranquillity
TO CALUMNIATE-to asperse, detract, defame,
slander, calumniate
CAN-may, can..........................

105

324

247

| TO CANCEL―to abolish, abrogate, repeal, re-
voke, annul, cancel
TO CANCEL-to blot out, expunge, rase or erase,
efface, cancel, obliterate................................................ 248
CANDID-candid, open, sincere ................ 430
CANDID-frank, candid, ingenuous, free, open,
plain

.........

176
431
BRISK-active, brisk, agile, nimble............. 297 CANONIZATION-beatification, canonization.. 85
BRITTLE-fragile, frail, brittle......................... 502 CAPACIOUS-ample, spacious, capacious

BROAD-large, wide, broad...

...... 350

349

CAPACIOUSNESS
133 CAPACITY

....... 501

373

capacity, capaciousness..... 174
CAPACITY-ability, capacity..................
CAPRICE-humour, caprice
CAPRICIOUS-fanciful, fantastical, whimsical,
capricious...

67

385

BRUTAL cruel, inhuman, barbarous, brutal,

savage......................

BRUTE-animal, brute, beast

511 CAPTIOUS-captious, cross, peevish, petulant,
fretful.......

315

317

TO BUD-to sprout, bud............................................... 353
BUFFOON-fool, idiot, buffoon .............................................. 400 TO CAPTIVATE—to charm, enchant, fascinate,
TO BUILD to build, erect, construct........... 498
TO BUILD to found, ground, rest, build........ 498 TO CAPTIVATE—to enslave, captivate ................. 318
BULK-size, magnitude, greatness, bulk......... 348 CAPTIVITY-confinement, imprisonment, capti-
BULKY-bulky, massive or massy.............. 348
BURDEN-weight, burden, load............................................ 370 CAPTURE--capture, seizure, prize............................. 506
BURDEN-freight, cargo, lading, load, burden... 338 CARCASS body, corpse, carcass............... 510
BURDENSOME-heavy, burdensome, weighty, CARE-care, solicitude, anxiety ................................ 425
370 CARE-care, concern, regard..
..................................... 425
84 CARE-carc, charge, management.............. 425
CARE-heed, care, attention ................................... 426
69 CAREFUL-careful, cautious, provident....
BURNING-hot, fie:y, burning, ardent.......... 475 CAREFUL-attentive, careful............

BURIAL-burial, interment, sepulture
BURLESQUE-wit, humour, satire, irony, bur-
lesque

425

.......... 424

TO BURST-to break, burst, crack, split........ 502 CARELESS-indolent, supine, listless, careless.. 300
BUSINESS-business, occupation, employment,
CARELESS-negligent, remiss, careless, thought-
less, heedless, inattentive

engagement, avocation ...........................
424
BUSINESS-business, trade, profession, art..... 331 TO CARESS-to caress, fondle
377
BUSINESS-business, office, duty
331 CARGO-freight, cargo, lading, load, burden 338
BUSINESS-affair, business, concern........... 332 CARNAGE-carnage, slaughter, butchery, mas-
BUSTLE-bustle, tumult, uproar
220
BUSY-active, busy, officious.................................................. 297 CAROUSAL-feast, banquet, carousal, entertain-
BUTCHERY-carnage, slaughter, butchery, mas-

ment, treat.......
510 TO CARP-to censure, carp, cavil............. 112
BUTT-mark, butt........................... 449 CARRIAGE—carriage, gait, walk...................................... 192
TO BUY-to buy, purchase, bargain, cheapen... 335 CARRIAGE-behaviour, conduct, carriage, de-
BY-WORD-axiom, maxim, aphorism, apoph-

thegm, saying, adage, proverb, by-word, saw 210
CABAL combination, cabal, plot, conspiracy... 489
TO CAJOLE to coax, wheedle, cajole, fawn... 525
CALAMITY-calamity, disaster, misfortune, mis-
chance mishap.......
.......................... 406
TO CALCULATE to calculate,compute, reckon,
count or account, number........

432

280

portment, demeanour....................... 192
TO CARRY-to bear, carry, convey, transport... 330
TO CARRY-to bring, fetch, carry ................................... 330
CASE case, cause ...............
CASE-situation, condition, state, predicament,
plight, case...............
.......... 279
CASH-money, cash...........
TO CAST-to cast, throw, hurl .......................................... 304
CAST-cast, turn, description, character .................... 462