Part 13
=Execrable.= Detestable, cursed, loathsome, accursed, villainous, hateful, abominable, damnable, diabolical, odious, abhorrent; offensive, disgusting, nauseous, obnoxious, repulsive, revolting, vile.
ANT. _Desirable, respectable, laudable, eligible._
=Execration.= Curse, malediction, ban, anathema, imprecation of evil; detestation, abhorrence, horror, loathing, abomination; denunciation.
ANT. _Benediction, blessing._
=Execute.= Administer, perform, enforce, carry out, do.
ANT. _Fail, be lacking, disappoint._
=Exemplary.= Laudable, praiseworthy, excellent, correct, estimable, worthy, virtuous; patternlike, close, faithful, exact, scrupulous, assiduous, punctilious, rigid, punctual, rigorous; worthy of imitation, fit for a pattern.
ANT. _Detestable, objectionable, exceptionable._
=Exemplify.= Illustrate, show by example; manifest, embody, exhibit, represent.
ANT. _Belie, betray, misrepresent, falsify._
=Exempt=, _v._ Relieve, set free, release, grant immunity to, excuse, exonerate, except.
ANT. _Subject, render liable, bind, oblige; expose._
=Exempt=, _a._ Free, irresponsible, liberated, clear, absolved, privileged, unamenable.
ANT. _Liable, subject, amenable, responsible._
=Exemption.= Immunity, privilege, exception, release, freedom from liability; dispensation, license.
ANT. _Liability, amenableness, responsibility, subjection, obligation._
=Exercise=, _n._ Application, drill, employment, exertion; practice, training; occupation, use; performance, operation, act, activity, action.
ANT. _Inaction, idleness, relaxation, rest, inactivity; ease, recreation._
=Exertion.= Use, exercise; effort, endeavor, struggle, trial, attempt, stretch, strain; labor, toil.
ANT. _Relaxation, rest, recreation._
=Exhalation.= Evaporation; vapor, fume, steam, smoke, fog, reek; mist, damp, effluvium.
ANT. _Inhalation, exsiccation, absorption._
=Exhale.= Emit, breathe out, give out, evaporate; vaporize.
ANT. _Inhale, breathe in, inspire._
=Exhaust.= Drain, empty, expend, spend, waste, consume, squander, lavish, dissipate, destroy; prostrate, cripple, weaken, debilitate, enervate, disable, wear out, weary.
ANT. _Fill, replenish, augment, refresh, invigorate._
=Exhibit.= Show, display; manifest, express, disclose, indicate, make known, evince; offer, present, propose; betray; demonstrate, illustrate.
ANT. _Conceal, mask, hide, secrete, suppress._
=Exhibition.= Sight, representation, pageant, display, manifestation, show.
=Exhilarate.= Cheer, enliven, inspire, inspirit, stimulate, animate, elate, gladden; rejoice, delight, please.
ANT. _Depress, unnerve, unhinge, dispirit._
=Exhort.= Urge, stimulate, persuade, incite, encourage; advise, counsel, enjoin.
ANT. _Dissuade, warn, deprecate, remonstrate._
=Exigency.= Demand, urgency, need, necessity, requirement, want; pressure, crisis, emergency, juncture, quandary; conjuncture, pass, pinch, strait.
ANT. _Provision, rule, supply, course, preparation._
=Exile=, _n._ Banishment, expulsion, ostracism, proscription, expatriation; separation, isolation; banished person.
ANT. _Welcome, return; remaining; cherishing, fostering, retaining._
=Exile=, _v._ Banish, expatriate, ostracize, expel, proscribe, relegate.
ANT. _Welcome, reinstate, domesticate, domiciliate._
=Existence.= Being, subsistence; entity, essence, creature, thing; life, animation; continuation, duration.
ANT. _Nonentity, non-existence, chimera._
=Expand.= Open, spread out; dilate, enlarge, stretch, distend; swell, diffuse, extend, increase; develop, unfold, amplify.
ANT. _Contract, curtail, condense, restrict, attenuate._
=Expanse.= Extent, stretch, expansion; firmament, sky, canopy, vault, welkin; vast, void, space, breadth.
ANT. _Limit, enclosure, confine, bound._
=Expatiate.= Rove, range; dilate, enlarge, descant, be copious, launch out, amplify.
ANT. _Contract, summarize, condense, epitomize._
=Expect.= Await, look for; anticipate, rely upon, count upon, reckon or calculate upon, look forward to; look for, forecast, forebode, foresee.
ANT. _Welcome, greet, hail, recognize; realize._
=Expectation.= Anticipation, expectance, prospect, expectancy; reliance, confidence, assurance, presumption; trust, hope.
ANT. _Recollection, remembrance, retrospect; distrust, despair, discouragement._
=Expediency.= Fitness, propriety, suitableness, desirableness, advisability; advantage, utility, profit, usefulness; profitableness, advantageousness; interest.
ANT. _Disadvantage, detriment, inutility, inexpediency._
=Expedition.= Haste, speed, celerity, despatch, alertness, promptness, alacrity, quickness; enterprise, undertaking; march, voyage.
ANT. _Delay, tardiness, procrastination._
=Expend.= Disburse, spend, lay out; use, exert, consume, employ; waste, exhaust, spread, scatter, dissipate.
ANT. _Save, economize, husband._
=Expense.= Expenditure, outgo, cost, outlay; price, charge, payment.
ANT. _Income, gain, proceeds, return, profit, product, receipts._
=Expensive.= Dear, costly, high-priced; lavish, wasteful, extravagant; valuable, rich.
ANT. _Cheap, worthless, poor; economical._
=Experience=, _n._ Actual observation, feeling, or presentation; practice, experimental knowledge; experiment, trial, proof, test, knowledge, habit.
=Ant.= _Anticipation, expectation._
=Experience=, _v._ Feel, undergo, prove by trial, endure, suffer, be subject to; try, encounter.
ANT. _Evade, escape, lose, miss._
=Experienced.= Practiced, versed, accomplished, able, qualified, instructed, thoroughbred; familiar, skilled, accustomed, conversant.
ANT. _Inexperienced, strange, unpracticed._
=Experiment.= Trial, test, assay, examination, proof, touchstone, ordeal; observation, investigation, experimentation; illustration, exemplification.
ANT. _Hypothesis, conjecture, assumption._
=Explain.= Elucidate, expound, interpret, unfold, clear up, make plain; account for, make intelligible, give the reasons for, solve, warrant, trace to causes, justify; teach, decipher.
ANT. _Mystify, bewilder, obscure, darken, misinterpret._
=Explanation.= Elucidation, interpretation, exposition, illustration, description, explication; solution, warrant, justification, account, key; mutual understanding; sense.
ANT. _Confusion, misinterpretation, mystification, obscuration._
=Explicit.= Express, clear, plain, definite, positive, unambiguous, unreserved, categorical, determinate; detailed, declaratory, unobscure, stated.
ANT. _Ambiguous, doubtful, indefinite, uncertain, vague, implied, implicit, indeterminate; hinted, suggestive, obscure._
=Exponent.= Index, indication, example, type, representative, illustration, specimen; advocate, interpreter, propounder.
ANT. _System, creed, principle, opinion._
=Export=, _v._ Send out, carry out, send abroad, ship, produce.
ANT. _Import; consume._
=Exposed.= Unprotected, defenseless, unguarded, endangered.
ANT. _Guarded, defended, protected._
=Expostulate.= Object, dissuade, remonstrate.
ANT. _Abet, coincide, agree, confirm._
=Express=, _v._ Squeeze out; utter, declare, assert, speak; represent, indicate, show, signify, exhibit, denote, intimate; send by express.
ANT. _Suppress, repress, conceal._
=Express=, _a._ Explicit, clear, definite, plain, determinate, positive, categorical; exact, accurate, faithful, true, close, precise; special, particular; swift, rapid, fast; specific, pointed, direct.
ANT. _General; vague; leisurely; inaccurate, inexact, approximate._
=Expression.= Squeezing out; assertion, statement, utterance, declaration; phrase, mode of speech, term; general tone, pervading effect, look, cast of countenance; lively representation; modulation, feeling, execution; indication.
ANT. _Suppression, restraint, repression; face, features, lineament; falsification, misstatement, solecism, enigma._
=Expunge.= Erase, efface, obliterate, cancel, blot out, delete.
ANT. _Mark, write, trace, delineate._
=Exquisite.= Nice, accurate, delicate, discriminating, exact, refined; precious, valuable, select, choice, rare, excellent; perfect, complete, matchless, consummate; keen, poignant, acute, intense; delicious.
ANT. _Common, coarse, ordinary; unrefined._
=Extemporaneous.= Improvised, unpremeditated, extempore, impromptu, extemporary, offhand.
ANT. _Prepared, studied, premeditated, read, written, elaborated; rehearsed, recited._
=Extend.= Stretch, reach; prolong, continue, lengthen, protract; expand, dilate, enlarge, widen, augment, increase; diffuse; impart, give, offer, yield; amplify, avail, apply.
ANT. _Contract, restrict, curtail, limit, narrow, reduce, condense; miss, fail._
=Extent.= Expanse, amplitude, extension; volume, bulk, magnitude, size; stretch, reach, compass, length; degree, distance, quantity.
ANT. _Limitation, diminution, restriction._
=Extenuate.= Lessen, diminish, reduce; palliate, mitigate, excuse, qualify, apologize for.
ANT. _Enhance, aggravate, heighten._
=Exterior=, _a._ Outward, external, outer, outside, superficial; foreign, extrinsic, from without.
ANT. _Inner, internal, domestic, inward._
=Exterminate.= Eradicate, overthrow, uproot, expel, extirpate, annihilate, banish, destroy, remove, root out, wipe out.
ANT. _Augment, breed, cherish, develop, increase, populate, replenish, settle, plant, foster, propagate, colonize, build up, beget._
=Extermination.= Extirpation, annihilation, eradication, abolition, destruction, extinction, excision, elimination.
ANT. _Settlement, replenishment, augmentation, colonization, population, propagation, increase._
=External.= Outward, outer, exterior, outside, superficial; foreign, extrinsic; visible, apparent; manifest, palpable.
ANT. _Inner, internal, intestine, inmost, hidden, non-apparent._
=Extinction.= Destruction, annihilation, extirpation, extermination, abolition; extinguishment; stifling, death, suffocation, cessation, obsolescence.
ANT. _Inception, origination, birth, course, life, operation, action, exercise, continuance, prosperity, survival._
=Extinguish.= Quench; destroy, suppress, put down; extirpate, abolish, eradicate, kill, annihilate, put out.
ANT. _Replenish, replant, implant, cherish, propagate, promote, invigorate, establish, confirm, secure._
=Extort.= Exact, wrest, wrench, wring out, force; despoil, express, fleece, squeeze out, extract.
ANT. _Coax, cheat, wheedle, cajole._
=Extortionate.= Oppressive, exacting, severe, hard, harsh; exorbitant, close-fisted, rigorous, monstrous, preposterous.
ANT. _Liberal, bountiful, indulgent, fair, moderate, reasonable._
=Extract=, _n._ Selection, excerpt, passage, citation, quotation.
=Extract=, _v._ Draw, pull, take out; derive, select, quote, cite; determine, find; educe, elicit, gather, collect, extort.
ANT. _Insert, replace, incorporate, restore, reinsert, impose._
=Extraneous.= Foreign, extrinsic; non-pertinent, not germane, unessential, superfluous; unconnected, alien, unrelated, adventitious, ascititious.
ANT. _Intrinsic, vital, internal, connected, essential._
=Extraordinary.= Unusual, remarkable, uncommon, singular, signal, egregious, rare, extra; unwonted, peculiar, wonderful, unprecedented, marvelous, prodigious, monstrous, preposterous, strange.
ANT. _Common, usual, frequent, wonted, unremarkable, unimportant, ordinary._
=Extravagance.= Excess, exorbitance, enormity, unreasonableness, preposterousness; wildness, folly, absurdity, irregularity; prodigality, lavish expenditure, profusion, waste.
ANT. _Carefulness, economy, frugality, saving, provision, prudence, foresight._
=Extravagant.= Excessive, inordinate, unreasonable, preposterous, exorbitant; wild, foolish, absurd, irregular; lavish, profuse, wasteful, spendthrift, prodigal.
ANT. _Sound, sober, consistent, fair, rational, economical, frugal, careful, regular, usual._
=Extreme.= Utmost, farthest, uttermost, outermost; greatest, highest; last, final, ultimate; extravagant, immoderate, excessive, unreasonable; remote, terminal, distant, most violent.
ANT. _Initial, primal, judicious, moderate._
=Extremity.= End, verge, termination, edge, border, extreme, utmost point; close, conclusion.
ANT. _Beginning, commencement, opening, center, origin, bulk, body._
=Exudation.= Ooze, drip, percolation, excretion, secretion.
ANT. _Absorption, parching, aridity._
=Exultant.= Exulting, jubilant, triumphant, elated, joyous, transported.
ANT. _Mournful, dispirited, depressed._
=Exultation.= Elation, joy, triumph, delight, transport, ecstasy.
ANT. _Mourning, depression._
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=Fable.= Story, myth, legend, allegory, apologue; plot, action, series of events; fiction, falsehood, lie, untruth, fabrication, forgery, invention, figment; romance, parable, novel.
ANT. _History, fact, narrative._
=Fabric.= Building, structure, edifice, pile; texture, make, workmanship, conformation; manufactured cloth, woven stuff; work, construction, tissue, web.
ANT. _Destruction, dismantlement, demolition, fragment, wreck, tatters, ruin, shreds, rags._
=Fabricate.= Build, frame, construct; make, manufacture; forge, invent, coin, feign; form, falsify, produce, devise, misrepresent.
ANT. _Demolish, tear, spoil, dismember, destroy, narrate, lacerate, copy, represent, repeat, portray._
=Fabulous.= Invented, fabricated, feigned, unreal, coined, fictitious; incredible, pretended, imaginary, false, monstrous.
ANT. _Real, actual, historic, authentic, fair, true, reasonable._
=Facetious.= Witty, jocose, jocular, humorous, waggish, funny, comical, pleasant, droll; gay, merry, sportive, lively, entertaining, sprightly; playful.
ANT. _Matter-of-fact, heavy, dull, grave, serious, saturnine, somber, lugubrious._
=Facile.= Docile, easy, mild, courteous, affable, complaisant, approachable; pliant, pliable, ductile, flexible, yielding, tractable, manageable, compliant; ready, dexterous; indulgent, weak, irresolute, characterless.
ANT. _Resolute, sturdy, obstinate, determined, inflexible, crusty, self-willed, self-reliant, independent._
=Facility.= Easiness, ease; readiness, dexterity, expertness, ability, knack; condescension, urbanity, affability, civility, complaisance, politeness; pliancy, flexibility, ductility; appliance, convenience, means, advantage, resource; quickness, adroitness.
ANT. _Effort, awkwardness, labor, difficulty._
=Fact.= Occurrence, event, deed, incident, act, performance, circumstance; reality, actuality, certainty, truth.
ANT. _Fiction, supposition, unreality, falsehood, chimera, lie, delusion, invention, hallucination, romance._
=Factious.= Turbulent, refractory, seditious, rebellious, recalcitrant, litigious, adversative, malcontent.
ANT. _Genial, complaisant, agreeable, loyal, harmonious, public-spirited, sympathetic, cooperative, auxiliary._
=Factitious.= Artificial; euphuistic, affected, finical, cramped, conventional, spurious.
ANT. _Natural, genial, unaffected, pure, genuine, truthful._
=Fade.= Vanish, evanesce, disappear, pass away; decline, languish, droop, decay, wither; lose color, grow dim, blanch, bleach, fall, sink, dwindle, pale, change, set, etiolate, fail.
ANT. _Rise, increase, bloom, grow, flourish, endure, abide, last, stand._
=Fag.= Droop, sink, grow weary, flag; drudge, toil; do menial service, tire, fatigue, jade, exhaust; work, slave.
ANT. _Idle, lounge, dawdle; strike; bask._
=Fail.= Fall short, be insufficient, be deficient; decline, sink, decay, wane, fade, break, give out; cease, disappear, become extinct; miss, miscarry, be unsuccessful, miss fire, be frustrated; omit, neglect; break, become insolvent, suspend payment; trip, lose.
ANT. _Succeed, exceed, surpass, achieve, abound, yield, excel._
=Faint.= Weak, exhausted, worn, listless, languid, wearied, dim, feeble, fatigued, faint-hearted, faded, faltering, half-hearted, irresolute, purposeless, timid, ill-defined, indistinct; unenergetic; obscure, inconspicuous.
ANT. _Prominent, marked, glaring; resolute, sturdy, vigorous, strong, fresh, hearty, daring, energetic; clear, brilliant, bright, conspicuous._
=Fair.= Spotless, unspotted, unblemished, unstained, untarnished; white, light, blond; handsome, comely, beautiful; pleasant, clear, cloudless, unclouded; favorable, prosperous; promising, hopeful; open, distinct, plain, unobstructed, unencumbered; frank, honest, ingenuous, candid, noble, honorable, upright, impartial; reasonable, proper, equitable, just; passable, tolerable, above mediocrity; serene.
ANT. _Lowering, dull, foul, ugly, disfigured, fraudulent, unfair, dishonorable._
=Faith.= Creed, doctrine, assurance, belief, confidence, assent, credence, opinion, trust, credit, reliance.
ANT. _Distrust, disbelief, dissent, doubt, incredulity, infidelity, misgiving, skepticism, unbelief, suspicion, rejection._
=Faithful.= Firm, loyal, devoted, stanch, sure, true, trustworthy, trusty, unwavering, incorruptible; attached; accurate, close, consistent, correspondent, exact, equivalent.
ANT. _Inaccurate, inexact; faithless, false, fickle, untrue, wavering, untrustworthy, capricious._
=Fall.= Drop, descend, sink; lapse, droop, gravitate; fall down, be prostrated; be lowered, be depressed; decrease, decline, be diminished, die away, sin, err, transgress, trip, trespass; die, perish; empty, be discharged, flow; happen, befall, come; become, get; pass, be transferred; be dropped, be uttered carelessly.
ANT. _Rise, soar, mount, recover, climb, ascend._
=Fallacy.= Illusion, deception, deceit, delusion, mistake, misapprehension, error, misconception; sophism, sophistry, paralogism, deceitful argument.
ANT. _Truth, logic, proof, postulate, argument, verity, fact, axiom, soundness._
=Fallible.= Erring, uncertain, ignorant, weak, frail, imperfect.
ANT. _Certain, infallible, unerring, omniscient._
=Fallow.= Pale red _or_ pale yellow; untilled, unsowed, neglected; inert, inactive, dormant; quiescent, idle, uncultivated, unproductive.
ANT. _Cultivated, tilled, productive, worked, sown, prolific, operative, fruitful._
=False.= Untrue, mendacious, unveracious, lying; dishonest, perfidious, treacherous, faithless, disloyal, dishonorable, disingenuous, double-tongued, false-hearted, double-faced, two-faced; untrustworthy, untruthful, unreliable, truthless; spurious, counterfeit, forged, not genuine, feigned, sham, hypocritical, make-believe; incorrect, improper, erroneous, unfounded, wrong; fallacious, deceptive, deceiving, deceitful, delusive, misleading, disappointing; sophistical, mock, bogus, fabricated, unfaithful.
ANT. _True, sound, correct, authentic, real, genuine, candid, conclusive, honorable, faithful._
=Falsehood.= Falsity, lie, fabrication, untruth, fiction, fib; imposture, counterfeit, cheat; fallacy, error, sophistry, forgery, deception.
ANT. _Truth, verity, correctness, fact, genuineness, honesty, honor, reality, authenticity._
=Falsify.= Misrepresent, counterfeit, belie, misstate, garble; disprove, show unsound; violate; mistake, misinterpret, betray.
ANT. _Verify, rectify, correct, check, certify, justify, expose, declare, exhibit, publish._
=Falter.= Hesitate, stutter, stammer; fail, quiver, tremble, totter; waver, be undecided, show weakness; halt, slip, dubitate, demur, flinch, vacillate.
ANT. _Proceed, speed, flow, run, discourse, determine, persevere, resolve._
=Fame.= Celebrity, honor, laurels, distinction, notoriety, renown, reputation, repute, glory, eminence, credit; report, tidings, rumor, bruit, news.
ANT. _Silence, suppression, hush; dishonor, discredit, humiliation, infamy, shame, obscurity, contempt, contumely, disgrace, disrepute, ignominy, oblivion._
=Familiar.= Conversant, well-acquainted, well-versed; intimate, close, near, friendly, fraternal, cordial, amicable; social, accessible, sociable, affable, kindly, courteous, civil, companionable, conversible; unceremonious, unconstrained, free, easy, informal; well-known; household, frank, everyday, accustomed.
ANT. _Uncommon, rare, extraordinary, strange, unaccustomed, unacquainted, new, unfamiliar, inconversant._
=Famous.= Celebrated, renowned, distinguished, remarkable, far-famed, eminent, noted, illustrious, glorious.
ANT. _Unknown, unsung, inglorious, obscure, forgotten._
=Fanatic.= Enthusiast, zealot, visionary, bigot.
ANT. _Skeptic, unbeliever, cynic._
=Fanaticism.= Intolerance, superstition, bigotry, credulity; enthusiasm, frenzy.
ANT. _Skepticism, cynicism, indifference, freethinking, latitudinarianism; disbelief, profanity; disregard, coldness._
=Fanciful.= Fantastic, grotesque, visionary, imaginative, chimerical; unreal, eccentric, quaint, imaginary, freakish, erroneous, humorsome, capricious, fitful, erratic, whimsical, absurd.
ANT. _Ordinary, usual, regular, commonplace, real, accurate, literal, prosaic, reasonable, sensible, solid, sure, true, sound, calculable, calculated; natural, sober, truthful, correct._
=Fancy.= Imagination, whim, vagary, caprice, belief, conceit, conception, desire, humor, idea, image, inclination, mood, liking, predilection, supposition; thought, notion.
ANT. _Certainty, fact, reality, truth, verity, actuality; object, subject, thought, law, order; aversion, horror._
=Farcical.= Droll, absurd, ridiculous, ludicrous; comic, funny, nonsensical, pantomimic.
ANT. _Grave, serious, tragic, solemn, dismal, ghastly, funereal._
=Fare.= Go, travel, journey, pass; prosper, be treated, prove, happen, turn out, be situated; be entertained, feed; live, speed, do.
ANT. _Toil, fast, fail, droop, sink, faint, drop, falter, halt._
=Farewell.= Adieu, good-by, valedictory, leave-taking, congé, departure, parting.
ANT. _Salutation, welcome, greeting._
=Fashion.= Form, shape, figure, cut, make, model, cast, mold, pattern, appearance, configuration, conformation; way, manner, sort, method; usage, custom, style, mode, conventionality; gentility; guise, character, practice, ceremony.
ANT. _Person, work, speech, dress; derangement, formlessness, shapelessness; outlandishness, strangeness, eccentricity._
=Fast=, _a._ Fixed, fastened, close, tight; firm, immovable; steadfast, constant, stanch; fortified, strong, impregnable; profound, sound, deep; swift, quick, fleet, rapid; wild, reckless, thriftless, dissipated, thoughtless, extravagant; secure, stable, unyielding, unswerving; accelerated; gay.
ANT. _Insecure, loose, slow, tardy, steady, sober, virtuous._
=Fasten.= Secure, bind, tie, attach; join, unite, connect, hold together; hold compact, affix, annex, grapple, fix.
ANT. _Undo, loose, sever, relax, remove, unfasten, detach._
=Fastidious.= Dainty, squeamish, difficult, overnice, overdelicate, queasy, critical; overrefined, censorious, particular, punctilious.
ANT. _Indulgent, uncritical, easy; coarse; omnivorous._
=Fat.= Unctuous, greasy, fatty, oily; plump, fleshy, obese, corpulent, portly, pursy; coarse, heavy, dull, sluggish, stupid; rich, profitable, lucrative; productive, fertile, fruitful; luxuriant, brawny; stout; oleaginous.
ANT. _Lean, slender, attenuated, emaciated, barren, poor, scant; marrowless; anatomical._
=Fatal.= Deadly, mortal, lethal; destructive, calamitous, baleful, ruinous, mischievous, baneful, pernicious; fateful.
ANT. _Beneficial, wholesome, vitalizing, restorative, salubrious, nutritious, slight, superficial, harmless._
=Fate.= Destiny, destination, inevitable necessity, fatality; lot, doom, predetermined event; destruction, death; final event, ultimate destruction; fortune, end.
ANT. _Will, choice, decision, independence, freedom._
=Fathom=, _v._ Sound; divine, penetrate, reach, comprehend, understand; gage, pierce, measure, probe.
ANT. _Survey, glance, scan, miss, skin, graze, overlook._
=Fathomless.= Bottomless, profound, abysmal.
ANT. _Superficial, shallow, skin-deep._
=Fatigue=, _n._ Weariness, exhaustion, lassitude; labor, hardship, toil; languor, enervation.
ANT. _Freshness, vigor, indefatigability, activity._
=Fatigue=, _v._ Harass, weary, tire, jade, exhaust, fag.
ANT. _Inspirit, refresh, enliven, animate._
=Fatuity.= Foolishness, imbecility, idiocy; folly, madness, absurdity, infatuation.