A person who takes part in a crime
Syn. – partner in crime
ACCOMPLICE (N.)
Shameless, impudent
Syn. – bold, saucy
BRAZEN (ADJ.)
To make easier; assist
Syn. – ease, simplify
Ant. – obstruct, impede
FACILITATE (V.)
Active and aggressive in support of a cause
Syn. – truculent
Ant. – peaceable, unassertive
MILITANT (ADJ.)
An activist
MILITANT (N.)
Above all others; chief in importance
Syn. – primary, supreme
Ant. -- secondary
PARAMOUNT (ADJ.)
To scold; to find fault with
Syn. – reproach
Ant. – pat on the back
REPRIMAND (V.)
Foul from standing still; not running or flowing
Syn. – still, motionless, sluggish
Ant. – flowing, fresh
STAGNANT (ADJ.)
To destroy completely
Syn. – obliterate, decimate
Ant. – foster, nurture
ANNIHILATE (V.)
A substance that causes a change; any agent that causes a change
Syn. – stimulus, spur
CATALYST (N.)
Beyond control; not able to be corrected
Syn. – unruly, intractable
Ant. – curable, reparable
INCORRIGIBLE (ADJ.)
Having a gloomy or sullen manner
Syn. – morbid
Ant. – buoyant, lively
MOROSE (ADJ.)
To talk in an aimless, foolish, or simple way
PRATTLE (V.)
Baby talk; babble
Syn. -- gibberish
PRATTLE (N.)
Forced labor; slavery
Syn. – bondage
Ant. -- liberty
SERVITUDE (N.)
To give way to superior force; yield
Syn. – submit
Ant. – overcome, master
SUCCUMB (V.)
Unreasonable; based on one’s wishes or whims without regard for reason
Syn. – autocratic
Ant. – rational, objective
ARBITRARY (N.)
A large scale departure or flight
Syn. – escape
Ant. – arrival, immigration
EXODUS (N.)
Hidden, present but not realized
Syn. – dormant, inactive
Ant. – exposed, evident
LATENT (ADJ.)
Not letting light through; dense, stupid
Syn. – hazy, murky, obtuse
Ant. – transparent, clear, bright
OPAQUE (ADJ.)
To offer arguments or evidence that contradict an assertion
Syn. – refute, shoot holes in
Ant. – confirm, corroborate
REBUT (V.)
Careless and hasty
Syn. – slipshod
Ant. – thorough, in-depth
SLAPDASH (ADJ.)