Not far from here there was a PROSPEROUS, flourishing kingdom. Which is a SYNONYM for PROSPEROUS: humiliated, successful, tie?
successful
On his deathbed, he PROCLAIMED the crown would not pass to the eldest. Which is a SYNONYM for PROCLAIMED: announced, very old, only?
announced
Not far from here there was a PROSPEROUS, flourishing kingdom. Which is a ANTONYM for PROSPEROUS: poor, deny, youngest?
poor
On his deathbed, he PROCLAIMED the crown would not pass to the eldest. Which is a ANTONYM for PROCLAIMED: announced, denied, poor?
denied
On his deathbed, he proclaimed the crown would not pass to the ELDEST. Which is a SYNONYM for ELDEST: destiny, humiliated, oldest?
oldest
On his deathbed, he proclaimed the crown would not pass to the ELDEST. Which is a ANTONYM for ELDEST: oldest, youngest, many?
youngest
But the eldest son felt DISGRACED believing the he alone should be the sole heir. What is a SYNONYM for DISGRACED: oldest, embarrassed, successful
embarrassed
But the eldest son felt DISGRACED believing the he alone should be the sole heir. What is a ANTONYM for DISGRACED: proud, deny, embarrassed?
proud
But the eldest son felt disgraced believing the he alone should be the SOLE heir. What is a SYNONYM for SOLE: very old, hurt, only?
only
But the eldest son felt disgraced believing the he alone should be the SOLE heir. What is a ANTONYM for SOLE: more than one, only, successful?
joint
The FATE of this great kingdom was forever changed. What is a SYNONYM for FATE: humiliated, oldest, destiny?
destiny
The FATE of this great kingdom was forever changed. What is a ANTONYM for FATE: free will, destiny, many?
free will
The prince commanded a powerful army but the battle remained a bitter STALEMATE. What is a SYNONYM for STALEMATE: humiliated, successful, tie
tie
The prince COMMANDED a powerful army but the battle remained a bitter stalemate. What is a SYNONYM for COMMANDED: directed, announce, heal?
direct
He stalked the woods coming out to rest at an ANCIENT ring of stone. What is a SYNONYM for ANCIENT: very old, announced, broken?
very old
He stalked the woods coming out to rest at an ANCIENT ring of stone. What is a ANTONYM for ANCIENT: very old, very new, broken?
very new
