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heresy (noun)
a religious belief opposed to the establish doctrine
synonyms: heterodoxy, nonconformity
antonyms: conformity, orthodoxy
hoax (noun)
a practical joke (sometimes malicious)
synonyms: deception, fraud
hue (noun)
that quality which makes one color differ from other colors; a particular shade or tint of a given color
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humility (noun)
absence of vanity
synonyms: modesty, humbleness
antonyms: haughtiness, arrogance
hurtle (verb)
to dash; to move swiftly and with great force
synonym: to plow into
hyperbole (noun)
extreme exaggeration for effect and not meant to be taken literally
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hypercritical (adj)
overly critical; too severe in judgment
synonym: faultfinding
ignominy (noun)
public shame, disgrace, or dishonor
synonyms: disgrace, infamy
antonyms: renown, eminence, repute
impeccable (adj)
faultless; without sin or blemish
synonyms: immaculate, faultless, irreproachable
antonyms: fallible, blameworthy
implacable (adj)
cannot be appeased or pacified
synonyms: inflexible, relentless, uncompromising
antonyms: pacified, assuaged
inane (adj)
without sense or meaning; silly; empty
synonyms: foolish, insipid
antonyms: significant, meaningful
incarcerate (verb)
to put into prison; to confine
synonyms: imprison, constrain
antonyms: liberate, emancipate, free
incisive (adj)
sharp; keen; penetrating
synonyms: piercing, acute
antonyms: superficial, dull
incognito (adj)
hiding one’s name, rank, position; disguised
synonym: masquerading
antonyms: divulged, known, revealed
indiscreet (adj)
not wise or judicious; imprudent, as in speech or action
synonyms: rash, capricious, unwise
antonyms: circumspect, cautious, prudent