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This word means to poke quickly or suddenly
jab
This word means to make introductory remarks
preface
This word means to break
rupture
This word means not relaxed
tense
This word means a short hurried view
glimpse
This word means having a liking or love
fond
This word means to do well
thrive
This word means to stand, move or sit in a lazy drooping way
slouch
This word means to give confidence to someone
reassure
This word means having a sharp high sound
shrill
Synonyms for this word are punch, hit and poke
jab
Synonyms for this word are begin, start, and commence
preface
Synonyms for this word are burst, tear, break, and fracture
rupture
Synonyms for this word are stressed, nervous, uncomfortable, and strained
tense
Synonyms for this word are view, flash, and sight
glimpse
Synonyms for this word are loving, caring, adoring, and attached
fond
Synonyms for this word are succeed, grow, flourish, and prosper
thrive
Synonyms for this word are slump, droop and stoop
slouch
Synonyms for this word are convince, assure, comfort, encourage, and guarantee
reassure
Synonyms for this word are piercing, noisy, screeching
shrill
Antonyms for this are pull
jab
Antonyms for this are end, complete, and conclude
preface
Antonyms for this are attach, fasten, join, and connect
rupture
Antonyms for this are relaxed, comfortable, and peaceful
tense
Antonyms for this are view, flash, and sight
glimpse
Antonyms for this are hating and uncaring
fond
Antonyms for this are fail, lose, and regress
thrive
Antonyms for this are straighten
slouch
Antonyms for this are discourage, annoy, depress, upset, dishearten
reassure
Antonyms for this are low, quiet, and soft
shrill
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