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Indistinct, vague, doubting,

sear, singe; (n) charr, charcoal,

bread, wealth, coin, coins.

undecided

cleaning woman, chore, charwoman

ANTONYMS: (n) credit; (v) charge

certainly: (adv) assuredly, definitely,

character: (n) type, part, note, role,

catch: (n, v) capture, hook, haul,

positively, clearly, necessarily,

brand, spirit, disposition; (adj, n)

hitch, trick, grab, snatch; (v) get,

undoubtedly, actually, securely,

nature, kind, eccentric, constitution.

apprehend, intercept; (n) pawl.

confidently, absolutely; (adj, adv)

ANTONYMS: (n) deceit, dishonor,

ANTONYMS: (n, v) release; (v)

really. ANTONYMS: (adv)

corruption, body

misunderstand, unhitch, mistake,

doubtfully, possibly, equivocally,

characters: (n) letters, typescript,

Miss, misinterpret, free, give, lose;

perhaps

typeset, symbols, script, lettering,

(n) advantage, boon

certainty: (n) assurance, sureness,

inscription, handwriting, font, cast,

catching: (adj) communicable,

certain, trust, confidence, fact,

writing

infectious, epidemic, gripping,

reliability, surety, security, reality,

charge: (n, v) blame, care, burden,

transferable, zymotic; (n) discovery,

certitude. ANTONYMS: (n) doubt,

commission, command, attack, bill,

take, playing, uncovering, getting.

unpredictability, indecisiveness,

load, tax; (n) accusation; (v) bid.

ANTONYM: (adj)

skepticism, unknown, idealism,

ANTONYMS: (v) request, discharge,

noncommunicable

vagueness, fantasy, feeling,

plead, beg, compensate, aid, credit,

cause: (n) case, action, account; (n, v)

hesitation, insecurity

calm; (n, v) retreat, absolve, unload

occasion, allow; (v) breed, do,

chair: (n, v) chairman; (n) bench,

charity: (n) dole, favor, aid, liberality,

induce, beget, motivate, provoke.

president, chairperson, throne,

generosity, kindness, alms, mercy,

ANTONYMS: (n) effect, result,

couch, armchair, electric chair,

virtue; (v) almsgiving; (adj, n)

outcome; (v) foil, deter, forestall,

chairwoman; (v) moderate, lead

brotherly love. ANTONYMS: (n)

prevent, stop, halt, quell, retard

chairs: (n) seats

intolerance, meanness, unkindness,

cease: (n, v) end, finish, stop; (v) quit,

chamberlain: (n) bailiff, seneschal,

cruelty, malice, stinginess,

terminate, break, break off, close,

castellan, treasurer, steward, Neville

cheapness, nastiness, inhumanity

conclude, discontinue, abstain.

chamberlain, Arthur Neville

charm: (n, v) allure, captivate, appeal,

ANTONYMS: (v) begin, start,

chamberlain

spell, fascinate, bewitch, conjure;

commence, persist, stay

champagne: (v) chain lightning,

(adj, v) attract; (n) amulet; (v)

ceiling: (n) cap, limit, maximum,

cocktail; (n) sparkling wine, blonde

enchant, entrance. ANTONYMS: (n)

overhead, upper limit, top, roof,

chance: (n, v) hazard, adventure, risk,

ugliness, repulsion, repulsiveness,

limitation, confine, tile, thatch.

venture, bet; (n) fortune, probability,

awkwardness, hatefulness,

ANTONYMS: (n) minimum, floor

opportunity; (adj) accidental; (adj, n)

unpleasantness; (v) repulse, offend,

celebrated: (adj) renowned, famous,

contingency; (v) befall.

irritate, disgust, bore

distinguished, notable, noted,

ANTONYMS: (adj) intentional,

charms: (n) trinkets, jewelry, jewels

splendid, well-known, known,

deliberate, designed, arranged,

cheap: (adj) tacky, low, stingy, base,

famed, eminent; (adj, n) glorious.

planned, foreseeable; (n, v) plan; (n)

flashy, worthless, sleazy, shabby,

ANTONYMS: (adj) minor,

predictability, misfortune, certainty;

niggardly, mean, economical.

unexalted, ordinary, obscure,

(v) protect

ANTONYMS: (adj) expensive,

undistinguished, inglorious,

chances: (n) probability, odds,

costly, tasteful, generous, luxurious,

insignificant

opportunities, possibility, state,

quality, noble, inflated, precious,

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dear, steep

chilled: (adj) frozen, freezing, cool,

of affairs, status, predicament,

checks: (n) dibs, cent

refrigerated, icy, inhibited,

plight, environment, fortune

cheer: (v) animate, applaud, amuse,

restrained, confined, shivering, iced,

circus: (n) arena, hippodrome, circle,

hearten, inspire, lighten; (n, v)

stiff

ring, square, pygargus, Flavian

comfort, delight, cry; (adj, v)

chilly: (adj, adv) unfriendly; (adv)

amphitheater, amphitheater,

embolden; (n) consolation.

coolly, frigidly; (adj) cool, bleak,

cockpit, turf, troupe

ANTONYMS: (n) sadness, boo,

algid, freezing, frozen, icy, frosty;

city: (adj) municipal, urban, civic,

uncheerfulness, hiss, pessimism,

(adj, n) cold. ANTONYMS: (adj) hot,

public; (n) borough, the City, burgh,

raspberry; (v) depress, discourage,

tropical, responsive, mild,