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hateful, detestable, odious, obnoxious, offensive, repellent.
These adjectives, which are often interchangeable, describe what elicits or
deserves strong dislike, distaste, or revulsion.
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healthy, sound, wholesome, hale, robust, well, hardy, vigorous.
These adjectives are compared as they mean being in or indicative of good
physical or mental health.
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heavy, weighty, hefty, massive, ponderous, cumbersome.
These adjectives mean having a relatively great weight.
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help, aid, assist.
These verbs mean to contribute to the fulfillment of a need, the furtherance
of an effort, or the achievement of a purpose or end.
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hesitate, vacillate, waver, falter.
These verbs mean to be uncertain, irresolute, or indecisive.
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hide, conceal, secrete, cache, screen, bury, cloak.
These verbs mean to keep from the sight or knowledge of others.
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hole, hollow, cavity, pocket.
These nouns refer to an unfilled or empty space.
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honesty, honor, integrity.
These nouns denote the quality of being upright in principle and action.
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honor, homage, reverence, veneration, deference.
These nouns denote admiration, respect, or esteem accorded to another as a
right or as due
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ideal, model, example, standard, pattern.
These nouns refer to someone or something worthy of imitation or duplication.
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ignorant, uneducated, untaught, unlearned, untutored, unlettered, illiterate.
These adjectives mean lacking in knowledge or education.
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imagination, fancy, fantasy.
These nouns refer to the power of the mind to form images, especially of what
is not present to the senses.
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