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Antonyms for this word are unauthorized, unpermitted, and unlawful
authorized
Antonyms for this word are calmness, boredom, and disinterest
enthusiasm
Antonyms for this word are cruelty, harshness and insensitivity
sympathy
Antonyms for this word are freeze and cool
scald
Antonyms for this word are save and hoard
splurge
Antonyms for this word are expand, extend, increase
reduce
Antonyms for this word are income, earning, profit and salary
expense
Antonyms for this word are debt, bill and expense
income
Antonyms for this word are certain, trusting and believing
leery
Antonyms for this word are advance and still
flinch
Synonyms for this word are allowed, permitted, and certified
authorized
Synonyms for this word are eagerness, excitement and passion
enthusiasm
Synonyms for this word are understanding, compassion, and sensitivity
sympathy
Synonyms for this word are burn, scorch, and heat
scald
Synonyms for this word are spend and binge
splurge
Synonyms for this word are lower, lessen, and decrease
reduce
Synonyms for this word are cost and charge
expense
Synonyms for this word are pay, earnings, salary, and profit
income
Synonyms for this word are suspicious, mistrustful and careful
leery
Synonyms for this word are wince, cringe, and withdraw
flinch
This word means having official permission
authorized
This word means a strong interest in something
enthusiasm
This word means the ability to share another's feeling
sympathy
This word means to burn painfully, usually with liquid or steam
scald
This word means to spend money extravagantly or wastefully
splurge
This word means to make less in amount or size
reduce
This word means money needed to buy or do something
expense
This word means the money received for work
income
This word means a feeling of not trusting someone or something
leery
This word means to move suddenly because you are afraid of being hit or hurt
flinch