divulge (verb)

to tell or reveal (as a secret)

synonyms: uncover, unveil, disclose

antonyms: cloak, veil, conceal

docile (adj)

easy to teach or manage

synonyms: submissive, compliant

antonyms: unmanageable, headstrong, willful

dogmatic (adj)

stating an opinion in an authoritative or arrogant manner

synonyms: arrogant, dictatorial

antonyms: humble, servile

dole (verb)

to distribute, to give out sparingly

synonyms: apportion, measure

dolorous (adj)

mournful, sad

synonyms: sorrowful, painful

antonyms: happy, joyful

dour (adj)

gloomy, sullen

synonyms: stern, severe, forbidding

antonyms: pleasant, happy

droll (adj)

amusing in an odd way

synonyms: funny, wry

antonyms: dull, flat, boring

duplicity (noun)

intentional deceit in speech or conduct

synonyms: hypocrisy, deception

antonyms: straightforwardness, honesty

effigy (noun)

an image of a person or thing, usually a crude image of a hated person

synonyms: image, representation, figure

emaciated (adj)

extremely thin, wasted away

synonyms: shriveled, withered

antonyms: plump, fattened