Inconsistently, unevenly

begin, encourage, permit, prolong,

stray: (v) wander, ramble, range,

steady: (adj, v) steadfast, even,

persevere, expedite, accelerate; (n)

digress, straggle, meander, depart,

secure, resolute, regular, calm,

continuation, proceed, go

deviate, rove, drift, err. ANTONYM:

sedate; (adj, adv) stable; (adj)

stopped: (adj) stopped up, stoped,

(v) settle

constant, continual, fixed.

congested, unmoving, stop,

stream: (adj, n, prep, v) current,

ANTONYMS: (adj) shaky, wobbly,

finished, stopen, stopt, blocked,

course; (n, prep, v) flood; (n, v)

Intermittent, unreliable, irregular,

stopping, stops. ANTONYMS: (adj)

brook, run, crowd, jet, gush; (n)

fluctuating, inconsistent,

unstopped, moving

river; (v) pour, swarm.

unbalanced, unstable, unfaithful;

stopping: (n) stoppage, cessation,

ANTONYMS: (n) shortage; (v)

(adv) unsteadily

shutdown, padding, fillet,

drizzle

stealing: (n) pilferage, larceny, theft,

suspension, stay, discontinuance,

street: (n) road, avenue, way,

steal, burglary, misappropriation,

abeyance, interruption; (adv)

highway, route, lane, neighborhood,

embezzlement, stolen, thievery,

haltingly

path, track, boulevard, Main Street

pilfering, thieving

stops: (n) Chicago, Michigan,

streets: (n) street

steals: (adj) stolen; (n) stealing

Newmarket, boodle, halts, stop,

strength: (n, v) power; (n) energy,

step: (n) stage, degree, rank, level,

stoppages, stopped, stopping, card

firmness, endurance, stability,

gait, gradation, footprint; (n, v)

game, moolah

potency, health, soundness; (adj, n,

walk, measure, stride; (v) tread

stories: (n) tale

V) might; (adj, n) vigor, intensity.

stepmother: (n) stepdame

stormy: (adj, n) inclement, boisterous,

ANTONYMS: (n) frailty,

stern: (adj) rigid, rigorous, austere,

rough, severe; (adj) fierce, windy,

shortcoming, flaw, faintness,

hard, strict, grim, solemn, rough;

wild, dirty, foul, tempestuous,

powerlessness, moderation,

(adj, v) harsh; (n) back; (adj, n) rear.

blustering. ANTONYMS: (adj) calm,

limitation, instability, impotence,

ANTONYMS: (adj) friendly,

still, pleasant, fair, mild, relaxed

feebleness, disadvantage

approving, lenient, funny, genial,

story: (n, v) history, tale, narrative;

stretches: (adj) stretched

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strewn: (adj) spread, distributed,

(n) ease, surrender, friendship

defiance, divergence, disobedience

disordered, strewed, confused,

student: (n) scholar, learner, disciple,

succeeding: (adj) following,

covered, diffuse, disconnected,

pupil, apprentice, schoolboy,

subsequent, after, consecutive,

disjointed, circulated, dispersed

collegian, novice, pundit, savant,

posterior, ensuing, consequent,

stricken: (adj) smitten, struck, beaten,

trainee. ANTONYM: (n) expert

successive, consequential; (adj, adv)

laid low, affected, hurt, low,

studied: (adj) deliberate, calculated,

later; (v) succeed. ANTONYMS:

impaired, dotty; (v) heavy laden,

conscious, premeditated, affected,

(adj) outgoing, preceding

victimized

elaborate, learned, intended,

success: (n) conquest, prosperity,

strict: (adj) severe, stern, rigid,

designed, willful; (v) advised.

achievement, hit, passing, victory,

correct, austere, rigorous, harsh,

ANTONYMS: (adj) spontaneous,

effectiveness, accomplishment,

scrupulous; (adj, v) exact, accurate,

unstudied, casual

triumph, coup, achiever.

precise. ANTONYMS: (adj) lenient,

stuffed: (adj) crammed, packed,

ANTONYMS: (n) flop,

lax, free, negligent, imprecise,

congested, replete, loaded, filled,

disappointment, prevention,

flexible, relaxed, loose, gentle,

fraught, chock-full, crowded,

debacle, defeat, fruitlessness,