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Inclemency, hoarseness; (adj, n)

drain, chute, trench, canal, furrow,

bonny, prepossessing. ANTONYMS:

strictness. ANTONYMS: (n)

conduit, waterway, gully

(adj) ugly, unattractive, meager,

softness, leniency, quietness,

guttersnipe: (n) ragamuffin, waif,

ungenerous, measly, plain

flexibility, kindness, mercy,

brat, gamin, trash, throwaway,

handwriting: (n) calligraphy, writing,

sweetness, melodiousness,

street urchin, bum

fist, script, penmanship, longhand,

brightness, smoothness, lenience

gypsy: (n) Gipsy, vagabond,

chirography, cursive, cacography,

hastily: (adv) hurriedly, rapidly,

charlatan, empiric, Rosicrucian,

book, ability

quickly, rashly, promptly, suddenly,

palmer, pilgrim, zingaro; (adj, n)

hanging: (n) execution, curtain, arras,

thoughtlessly, impetuously, swiftly,

Romany, migrant; (adj) itinerant

wall hanging; (adj) suspended,

Imprudently, speedily.

habit: (n) clothing, practice, dress,

pendent, pendant, pendulous, hung,

ANTONYMS: (adv) carefully,

garb, attire, convention, character,

pending; (n, v) suspension

unhurriedly, industriously, sensibly,

ritual, addiction, clothes; (n, v) use.

hanover: (n) Hanoverian line, house

prudently, late, calmly, thoroughly,

ANTONYM: (n) innovation

of Hanover

patiently, gradually, cautiously

habits: (n) behavior, decorum,

happen: (n, v) betide; (v) arise, befall,

hate: (v) abhor, detest, loathe,

pratique

develop, go, come, fall, chance,

abominate; (n) enmity, abhorrence,

habitual: (adj, n) common, frequent,

come about, occur, get. ANTONYM:

detestation, hatred, animosity,

usual; (adj) chronic, conventional,

(v) disappear

antipathy, aversion. ANTONYMS:

confirmed, accustomed, natural,

happiness: (n) delight, merriment,

(n, v) like; (v) adore, cherish,

commonplace, everyday, ordinary.

ecstasy, welfare, gladness, luck,

admire; (n) attraction, liking,

ANTONYMS: (adj) occasional,

cheerfulness, blessedness, bliss,

delight, adoration

infrequent, mild, irregular,

felicity, contentment. ANTONYMS:

haughtily: (adv) proudly, loftily,

exceptional, erratic, abnormal,

(n) sadness, despair, grief, misery,

superciliously, imperiously,

innovative

dissatisfaction, seriousness,

overbearingly, scornfully,

habitually: (adv) usually, ordinarily,

dullness, discontent, dejection,

condescendingly, snobbishly,

normally, generally, regularly,

gloominess, displeasure

disdainfully, superiorly, pompously.

frequently, commonly, routinely,

happy: (adj) felicitous, contented,

ANTONYMS: (adv) humbly,

wontedly, conventionally,

gay, buoyant, content, gleeful,

modestly, feebly, meekly

commonplacely. ANTONYMS:

gratified, pleasant, glad, carefree;

having: (n) estate, possession,

(adv) unusually, seldom, erratically,

(adj, n) auspicious. ANTONYMS:

acceptance, enjoyment

exceptionally, occasionally

(adj) sad, depressed, dejected,

head: (n) captain, boss, froth, foam,

hair: (n) coat, coma, haircloth, pile,

sorrowful, miserable, unlucky,

crown, chieftain; (n, v) point, lead;

locks, filament, fleece, fur,

sorry, reluctant, irritable,

(adj, n, v) front; (v) capital, direct.

hairbreadth, down, forelock

unfortunately, gloomy

ANTONYMS: (adj, n) subordinate;

half: (adj) moiety, part, short,

hard: (adj, n) austere, rough; (adj, v)

(n) end, beginning, foot, mouth,

defective; (n) semi, mediety, halve,

grave, severe, acute; (adj) bad,

rear, tail, body, underling, base;

division, piece, first half; (adv)

difficult, strong, callous, cruel,

(adj) minor

partly. ANTONYMS: (adj, n) all;

tough. ANTONYMS: (adj) easy,

heads: (n) conspectus, contents,

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Pygmalion

prospectus, syllabus, synopsis,

heaven: (n) Eden, firmament, bliss,

herself: (adj) oneself, self, himself,

public, textbook, people, outlines,

Elysium, sky, nirvana, glory, Elysian

myself, yourself, yourselves,

head stick

Fields, Garden of Eden, utopia; (adj)

themselves, ourselves, itself

health: (n) condition, fitness, welfare,

celestial. ANTONYM: (n) misery

hidden: (adj) clandestine, concealed,

pledge, strength, form, hygiene,

heavens: (n) firmament, heaven, sky,

obscure, dark, secret, latent, covert,

sanitation, salubrity, shape; (adj)

welkin, sphere, atmosphere, celestial