Part 25
=Notorious.= Distinguished, conspicuous, remarkable, famous, celebrated, noted, renowned.
ANT. _Suspected, reputed, reported._
=Notwithstanding=, _conj._ Still, however, although, but, nevertheless, howbeit, yet, though.
=Notwithstanding=, _prep._ Despite, in spite of.
=Nourish.= Feed, foster, cherish, nurse, tend, support, maintain, train, educate, promote.
ANT. _Starve, blight, destroy, kill._
=Nourishment.= Nutrition, nutriment, food, aliment, provision, sustenance.
ANT. _Poison, venom, bane, starvation, exhaustion._
=Novel=, _a._ New, recent, modern, fresh, strange, uncommon, rare, unusual, fantastic, odd, upstart, new-fangled.
ANT. _Venerable, ancient, old-fashioned, time-honored._
=Noxious.= Noisome, injurious, hurtful, pernicious, unwholesome, deadly, poisonous.
ANT. _Wholesome, salutary, beneficial, healthful, salubrious._
=Nucleus.= Kernel, core, center.
ANT. _Exterior, face, appearance._
=Nudity.= Nakedness, exposure, bareness.
ANT. _Clothing, dress, vestment, drapery._
=Nugatory.= Trifling, vain, insignificant, futile, ineffectual, unavailing, trivial, worthless, useless, null.
ANT. _Important, potent, momentous, efficacious, successful, grave, serious, satisfactory._
=Nuisance.= Annoyance, plague, pest, affliction, bane, trouble.
ANT. _Pleasure, delight, benefit, blessing, gratification._
=Nullify.= Revoke, annul, cancel, abolish, render void, abrogate, neutralize, repeal.
ANT. _Enact, confirm, perpetuate, establish, stabilitate._
=Numb.= Enfeebled, destitute, torpid, benumbed, insensible, paralyzed, deadened.
ANT. _Alive, alert, sensitive, keen, lively, animated, attentive._
=Number=, _n._ Aggregation, multitude, collection, numeral, numerous, quantity.
ANT. _Scarcity, fewness, paucity._
=Number=, _v._ Count, enumerate, calculate, tell, compute, reckon, estimate.
ANT. _Guess, hazard, conjecture; lump, mass._
=Numberless.= Innumerable, infinite, countless.
ANT. _Few, scarce, rare, infrequent._
=Numerous.= Many, abundant, diverse, multifarious, manifold, sundry.
ANT. _Few, scarce, rare, infrequent._
=Nuptial.= Wedding, marriage, hymeneal, espousal, connubial, bridal.
ANT. _Bachelor, virgin._
=Nurse=, _v._ Nourish, cherish, foster, attend, manage, train, educate, teach, feed, nurture.
ANT. _Starve, kill, destroy; neglect._
=Nurture.= Nourish, nurse, tend, cherish, educate, train, feed.
ANT. _Neglect, deprive, disregard, slight._
=Nutriment.= Aliment, food, sustenance, nourishment, sustentation, subsistence, nutrition.
ANT. _Starvation, detriment, exhaustion, poison, decay, inanition._
=Nutrition.= Nutriment, feeding, sustentation.
ANT. _Poison, venom._
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=Oath.= Curse, imprecation, profanity, swearing, adjuration, affidavit, anathema, ban, blasphemy, denunciation, execration, malediction, vow, reprobation, sworn statement.
ANT. _Blessing, benediction, benison._
=Obdurate.= Firm, unbending, inflexible, unyielding, obstinate, stubborn, impenitent, callous, unfeeling, insensible.
ANT. _Yielding, teachable, tender, docile, amenable, flexible, softened._
=Obedience.= Submission, duty, compliance, respect, dutifulness, subservience.
ANT. _Resistance, rebellion, transgression, disobedience, antagonism, insubordination._
=Obedient.= Dutiful, respectful, compliant, submissive, humble, yielding, obsequious, modest, docile.
ANT. _Disrespectful, undutiful, arrogant, hard, unyielding, obstinate, obdurate, stubborn._
=Obesity.= Fatness, corpulence, fleshiness, corpulency.
ANT. _Leanness, thinness._
=Obey.= Submit, yield, comply.
ANT. _Resist, refuse, disobey._
=Object=, _n._ Reality, fact, existence, phenomenon; aim, intention, end, purpose, appearance, motive, design, sight, view, goal.
ANT. _Subject, idea, fancy, conception._
=Objective.= Outward, external, extrinsic, concrete, universal, actual, positive, real.
ANT. _Subjective, intrinsic, abstract, notional._
=Oblation.= Offering, gift, sacrifice, contribution, presentation.
ANT. _Spoliation, sacrilege, withholding, refusal._
=Obligation.= Responsibility, engagement, contract, agreement, bond, covenant, stipulation, necessity, debt, duty, compulsion.
ANT. _Choice, freedom, assurance, promise, declaration, intention._
=Oblige.= Bind, please, gratify, accommodate, favor, constrain, compel, force, coerce, benefit, necessitate, obligate.
ANT. _Release, acquit; persuade, induce; annoy, disoblige._
=Obliging.= Civil, courteous, complaisant, kind, considerate, accommodating, compliant.
ANT. _Discourteous, inconsiderate, rude, disobliging, unaccommodating._
=Oblique.= Indirect, slanting, inclined, perverse, disingenuous, diagonal, divergent, angular.
ANT. _Straightforward, rectilineal._
=Oblivion.= Forgetfulness, disremembrance.
ANT. _Memory, reminiscence, remembrance, recollection, celebration, commemoration._
=Obloquy.= Censure, odium, contumely, reproach, gainsaying, reviling, calumny, slander, detraction.
ANT. _Praise, acclamation, encomium, panegyric._
=Obnoxious.= Odious, detrimental, blameworthy, pernicious, offensive.
ANT. _Pleasant, grateful, independent, wholesome, beneficial, salutary._
=Obscure=, _a._ Abstruse, deep, involved, difficult, hidden, profound, mysterious, ambiguous, unintelligible, cloudy, complex, complicated, dark, darksome, dense, dim, doubtful, intricate, dusky, indistinct, enigmatical, incomprehensible, muddy, turbid, shadowy, misty, unknown, secluded, unascertained, remote.
ANT. _Clear, luminous, distinct, lucid, plain, plain-spoken, intelligible, prominent, eminent._
=Obsequious.= Servile, cringing, fawning, compliant, submissive, deferential, sycophantic, flattering.
ANT. _Impudent, self-assertive, independent, arrogant, insubmissive, haughty, proud._
=Observance.= Observation, heeding, form, practice, custom, attention, celebration, ceremony, performance.
ANT. _Inobservance, inattention, disuse, disregard, disrespect, omission, unceremoniousness, informality._
=Observant.= Observing, watchful, attentive, regardful, obedient, mindful, careful, heedful.
ANT. _Unmindful, disobedient, disregardful, heedless._
=Observation.= Contemplation, remark, study, notice, view, conclusion, judgment, attention, comment, note, observance.
ANT. _Inattention, oversight, silence, ignorance, inadvertence._
=Observe.= Remark, note, watch, heed, see, discover, attend, comment.
ANT. _Overlook, misconceive, misunderstand._
=Obsolete.= Disused, ancient, neglected, antiquated, archaic, effete, past, old-fashioned, old, rare, obsolescent.
ANT. _Fashionable, modern, current, customary, new, novel, extant._
=Obstacle.= Impediment, obstruction, difficulty, hindrance, barrier, check.
ANT. _Course, proceeding, career, advancement, progress._
=Obstinacy.= Pertinacity, firmness, resoluteness, inflexibility, persistency, perverseness, contumacy.
ANT. _Flexibility, docility, complaisance._
=Obstinate.= Perverse, obdurate, intractable, determined, stubborn, resolved, resolute, inflexible, unyielding, intractable, indomitable, unflinching, contumacious, decided, dogged, mulish, heady, headstrong, fixed, firm, immovable, opinionated, persistent, pertinacious, refractory, unconquerable.
ANT. _Pliant, docile, submissive, dutiful, gentle, obedient, compliant, tractable, yielding, amenable, complaisant, irresolute, wavering, undecided, pliable, teachable._
=Obstruct.= Bar, barricade, hinder, oppose, impede, stay, stop, arrest, check, embarrass, clog, choke, retard, interrupt.
ANT. _Aid, facilitate, accelerate, forward, promote, clear, advance, open, pave the way for, further, free, expedite._
=Obstruction.= Obstacle, barrier, bar, impediment, check, clog, hindrance.
ANT. _Course, proceeding, advancement, progress, career._
=Obtain.= Attain, gain, procure, acquire, earn, win.
ANT. _Lose, forfeit, surrender, forego._
=Obtrude.= Intrude, force, interfere, thrust.
ANT. _Suggest, hint, insinuate; retire, withdraw._
=Obtuse.= Blunt, dull, stupid, unintelligent, stolid.
ANT. _Keen, quick, sharp, intelligent, acute, clever._
=Obverse.= Opposite, facing.
ANT. _Hinder, reverse._
=Obvious.= Opposing; plain, evident, clear, manifest, apparent, discovered, perceived, open, explicit, patent.
ANT. _Remote, obscure, far-fetched, involved, latent._
=Occasion=, _v._ Cause, produce, create, induce, originate, furnish, compose, constitute, generate.
=Occasionally.= Sometimes, casually, rarely.
ANT. _Always, constantly, regularly, frequently._
=Occult.= Secret, concealed, hidden, unknown, invisible, latent, eclipsed, unrevealed, mysterious.
ANT. _Developed, plain, exposed, patent, clear, familiar, open._
=Occupancy.= Possession, occupation, tenury.
ANT. _Eviction, ejection, dispossession._
=Occupation.= Occupancy, avocation, employment, engagement, vocation, calling, office, trade, profession.
ANT. _Idleness, leisure, vacancy, vacation, abandonment, resignation._
=Occupy.= Possess, hold, employ, fill.
ANT. _Abandon, release, desert, surrender, vacate, concede._
=Occur.= Happen, appear, meet, befall, betide, take place.
ANT. _Threaten, pass, impend._
=Occurrence.= Event, happening, incident, affair, adventure, circumstance, transaction, episode.
ANT. _Cause, antecedent, inducement, predisposition, tendency, contribution._
=Odd.= Quaint, unmatched, queer, unusual, eccentric, fantastical, droll, comical, singular, peculiar.
ANT. _Common, usual, regular, normal, matched._
=Odious.= Hateful, detestable, disgusting, abominable, repulsive, forbidding, unpopular, invidious, loathsome.
ANT. _Pleasing, pleasant, acceptable, agreeable, grateful, delectable, bewitching, charming._
=Odium.= Hatred, abhorrence, detestation, antipathy, unpopularity, offensiveness.
ANT. _Welcome, acceptableness, popularity._
=Odor.= Scent, perfume, smell, fragrance, aroma, redolence; trail, effluvium, fume.
ANT. _Inodorousness._
=Odorous.= Fragrant, perfumed, balmy, aromatic, odorant.
ANT. _Scentless, inodorous; fetid._
=Offend.= Displease, affront, harm, pain, annoy, transgress.
ANT. _Please, gratify, conciliate._
=Offense.= Umbrage, misdeed, delinquency, transgression, fault, affront, indignity, outrage, insult.
ANT. _Defense, guiltlessness, innocence._
=Offensive.= Disagreeable, obnoxious, distasteful, impertinent, disgusting, rude, saucy, opprobrious, insulting, insolent, attacking, abusive, invading, assailant.
ANT. _Defensive, pleasing, grateful, savory._
=Offer.= Propose, propound, tender, sacrifice, immolate, undertake, attempt, try, proffer.
ANT. _Withhold, withdraw, retract, retain, alienate, divert._
=Offhand.= Instant, ready, extemporaneous, unpremeditated, unstudied, impromptu.
ANT. _Premeditated, elaborate, studied, thought-out._
=Office.= Service, duty, custom, position, charge, authority, function, business.
ANT. _Leisure, vacancy, sinecure, resignation._
=Officer.= Official, functionary, director, dignitary, manager, administrator.
ANT. _Member, servant, private, employee._
=Official=, _a._ Administrative, authoritative, functional, professional.
ANT. _Private, unofficial, unprofessional._
=Officiate.= Act, serve, perform.
ANT. _Witness, retire._
=Officious.= Impertinent, meddlesome, interfering, forward, intrusive, pushing.
ANT. _Negligent, backward, remiss; retiring, modest._
=Often.= Frequently, repeatedly, commonly, many times, not seldom.
ANT. _Infrequently, seldom, rarely._
=Old.= Aged, ancient, primitive, pristine, antique, antiquated, old-fashioned, obsolete; senile; gray, hoary, olden, immemorial, time-honored, decrepit, elderly, patriarchal, remote, venerable, time-worn.
ANT. _Youthful, childlike, young; recent, modern, fresh, new-fashioned, current._
=Omen.= Prognostic, augury, presage, sign, portent, foreboding.
ANT. _Fulfilment, event, occurrence, realization._
=Ominous.= Significant, portentous, unpropitious, threatening, inauspicious, foreboding, premonitory, suggestive.
ANT. _Encouraging, auspicious, propitious._
=Omit=, _v._ Leave out, neglect, forbear, fail, miss, overlook.
ANT. _Consider, observe, notice, attend, regard._
=Omnipotent.= All-powerful, irresistible, Almighty.
ANT. _Powerless, inefficient, impotent._
=Omniscient.= All-knowing, infallible, all-wise.
ANT. _Shortsighted, fallible, ignorant._
=One.= Single, individual, solitary, certain, undivided, common, united, unitary.
ANT. _Many, several; few._
=Onerous.= Burdensome, oppressive, heavy, toilsome, difficult, laborious, responsible.
ANT. _Light, easy, trivial._
=Only=, _ad._ Solely, singly, exclusively, merely, barely, wholly.
ANT. _Among, amongst, together, collectively._
=Only=, _a._ Single, sole, alone, preëminent, chief.
ANT. _Many, together, several, mixed._
=Onset=, =Onslaught=. Assault, attack, storming, aggression, invasion.
ANT. _Repulse, resistance, protection, shelter, support, defense._
=Onward.= Forward, in advance, ahead.
ANT. _Aback, astern, backward._
=Opaque.= Impervious, not transparent, obscure, unintelligible.
ANT. _Pellucid, translucent, transparent, obvious, clear, intelligible, perspicuous._
=Open=, _v._ Unclose, disclose, expose, explain, begin, commence, initiate.
ANT. _Close, shut, cover, conceal; conclude, terminate; misinterpret, mystify._
=Open=, _a._ Unclosed, uncovered, unprotected, exposed, plain, obvious, evident, public, artless, candid, free, available, accessible, undisguised, ingenuous.
ANT. _Closed, barred, inaccessible, unavailable, reserved, shut, secreted._
=Opening.= Aperture, hole, space, breach, gap, fissure; start, inauguration, commencement, initiation, beginning; opportunity.
ANT. _Obstruction, stop-gap, termination, enclosure, close, end, conclusion, inopportunity, unseasonableness._
=Operation.= Agency, action, exercise, production, influence, force, performance, result, procedure, effect, execution.
ANT. _Failure, uselessness, futility, ineffectiveness, inefficiency, powerlessness, inaction, cessation, rest._
=Opinion.= Persuasion, idea, sentiment, view, conviction, judgment, notion, impression, estimation.
ANT. _Evidence, argument, inquiry, speculation, investigation, pleading._
=Opponent.= Antagonist, foe, adversary, enemy, rival.
ANT. _Helper, assistant, accomplice, ally._
=Opportune.= Timely, seasonable, convenient, ready, suitable, auspicious, meet, appropriate.
ANT. _Untimely, unseasonable, inopportune, infelicitous._
=Opportunity.= Occasion, convenience, occurrence, turn, opening.
ANT. _Lapse, omission, inopportuneness, contre-temps._
=Oppose.= Combat, withstand, contradict, deny, gainsay, oppugn, contravene, check, obstruct.
ANT. _Aid, abet, support, advance, expedite._
=Opposite.= Facing, contrary, repugnant, antagonistic, adverse, counter, contradictory, opposed.
ANT. _Agreeing, coincident, harmonious, conformable, suiting, fitting, accordant._
=Opposition.= Restraint, defeat, resistance, hostility, obstacle, obstruction, animosity.
ANT. _Sympathy, harmony, concord, alliance, congeniality._
=Oppress.= Impose, weigh down, burden, grind, persecute, overwhelm, crush, overpower, subdue.
ANT. _Encourage, assist, support, befriend._
=Oppression.= Cruelty, tyranny, hardship, injustice, severity.
ANT. _Kindness, mercy, justice, clemency, leniency._
=Oppressive.= Heavy, oppressing, rigorous, tyrannical, unjust, extortionate, grinding.
ANT. _Light, easy, compassionate, just, humane, generous._
=Opprobrium.= Disgrace, infamy, reproach, contempt, scandal, obloquy, odium.
ANT. _Popularity, welcome, acceptableness._
=Option.= Choice, preference, selection, discretion, wish, election.
ANT. _Compulsion, necessity, obligation._
=Opulence.= Wealth, riches, fortune, affluence, independence.
ANT. _Poverty, impecuniosity, indigence, want._
=Oracle.= Revelation; prophet, angel.
ANT. _Empiricism, pragmatism._
=Oracular.= Prophetic, ominous, portentous; authoritative, positive, dogmatical; wise, grave, sage; obscure, equivocal, ambiguous.
ANT. _Cautious, modest, vacillating, diffident._
=Oral.= Verbal, unwritten, vocal, spoken, traditional.
ANT. _Documentary, written._
=Oration.= Address, speech, discourse, harangue, lecture, disputation, declamation, effusion.
ANT. _Reasoning, suggestion, insinuation._
=Oratory.= Eloquence, rhetoric, elocution, declamation.
ANT. _Hesitation, stammering, dulness._
=Orb.= Sphere, globe, ball; circle, orbit, circuit; disk; revolution.
=Orbit.= Revolution, path, circuit, sphere.
ANT. _Deviation, eccentricity, perturbation._
=Ordain.= Set, regulate, establish, appoint, decree, constitute, institute, prescribe, dictate.
ANT. _Revoke, subvert, cancel, countermand._
=Ordeal.= Test, trial, experiment, probation, proof, scrutiny, assay, investigation.
ANT. _Result, event; argument, evidence, plea, discussion._
=Order.= Arrangement, system, procedure, method, rule, regulation; command, mandate, rank, direction, grade, class, character, kind, management, injunction, prohibition, requirement, instruction.
ANT. _Allowance, consent, leave, permission, permit, liberty, license._
=Orderly.= Regular, obedient, systematic, quiet, peaceable, methodical, well-regulated.
ANT. _Disorderly, riotous, irregular._
=Ordinance.= Statue, law, edict, decree, rescript, regulation, institute, rule.
ANT. _Custom, usage, tradition, fashion._
=Ordinary.= Normal, usual, common, customary, settled, frequent, wonted, habitual, indifferent, mediocre, plain, commonplace.
ANT. _Extraordinary, superior, unusual, uncommon._
=Organic.= Inherent, fundamental, essential, constitutional, radical, vital; organized, systematized.
ANT. _Non-essential, circumstantial, provisional, contingent, inorganic, secondary._
=Organization.= Structure, form, construction; organism.
ANT. _Disorganization._
=Organize.= Arrange, constitute, shape, adjust, frame, establish, construct, systematize.
ANT. _Disorganize, dismember, disband, break up, annul._
=Origin.= Source, rise, commencement, spring, fountain, derivation, cause, root, foundation.
ANT. _Termination, conclusion, extinction._
=Original.= Primitive, new, primary, pristine, genuine, inventive, peculiar, initiatory, primordial, ancient, former, first.
ANT. _Subsequent, later, derivative, modern, terminal._
=Originate.= Begin, cause, commence, start, invent, create, spring, rise.
ANT. _Prosecute, conduct; conclude, finish, end._
=Ornament.= Decoration, embellishment, adornment.
ANT. _Disgrace, brand, disfigurement, detraction._
=Ornate.= Adorned, beautiful, embellished, decorated, elaborate, rich, ornamented.
ANT. _Bare, bald, nude, plain, naked._
=Orthodox.= Sound, conventional, approved, correct.
ANT. _Heretical, unorthodox, liberal, radical._
=Ostensible.= Exhibited, avowed, professed, apparent, pretended, declared, manifest, specious, plausible, outward.
ANT. _Real, actual, genuine, veritable, concealed, hidden._
=Ostentation.= Display, boasting, show, boast, vaunting, flourish, pageant, pomp, parade, pageantry.
ANT. _Diffidence, modesty, reserve, timidity, shrinking, retirement, quietness, unobtrusiveness._
=Ostracism.= Banishment, exclusion, expulsion, blackball, excommunication, separation.
ANT. _Admittance, enlistment, enrolment; welcome, fellowship._
=Outbreak.= Outburst, eruption, tumult, commotion, rebellion, insurrection, riot, conflict.
ANT. _Quiet, order, pacification, subsidence, quelling._
=Outcast.= Exile, vagabond, reprobate, castaway, pariah, vagrant.
=Outcry.= Clamor, tumult, vociferation, alarm, yell, scream, noise.
ANT. _Quiet, silence; acclamation, plaudit._
=Outer.= Outside, outward, external, exterior.
ANT. _Inward, inside, internal, interior._
=Outlaw.= Brigand, bandit, robber, highwayman, marauder, freebooter.
=Outlet.= Egress, exit, vent.
ANT. _Entrance, ingress._
=Outline.= Contour, sketch, delineation, draft, plan.
ANT. _Form, substance, bulk, figure, field, ground, space; object, subject._
=Outrage.= Outbreak, offense, violence, mischief, abuse, affront, insult, indignity.
ANT. _Favor; self-restraint, self-control._
=Outrageous.= Violent, furious, excessive, exorbitant, wanton, atrocious, monstrous, nefarious, heinous.
ANT. _Moderate, reasonable, justifiable._
=Outskirts.= Border, edge, outpost, precincts, environs, suburbs.
ANT. _Interior, center, bulk, mass, body, heart._
=Outstanding.= Uncollected, undischarged, unappropriated, unpaid; projecting; opposing.
ANT. _Collected, appropriated, gathered, paid; supporting; reëntrant._
=Outward.= Out, outer, external, exterior, public, visible, sensible, extraneous, superficial, apparent, extrinsic, ostensible.
ANT. _Internal, intrinsic, inward, withdrawn._
=Overcast.= Cloudy, lowering, obscured, murky, darkened, overspread, eclipsed.
ANT. _Cloudless, clear, luminous._
=Overcome.= Vanquish, conquer, surmount, excel, overthrow, subjugate, rule, domineer over.
ANT. _Lose, forfeit, surrender, fail, submit, retreat, succumb._
=Overflow=, _n._ Redundancy, inundation, deluge, exuberance, superabundance.
ANT. _Subsidence, deficiency, exhaustion._
=Overruling.= Governing, controlling, superior, predominant, directing, prevailing.
ANT. _Governed, controlled, inferior, subordinate._
=Oversight.= Charge, superintendence, management, supervision, command, care, watchfulness, surveillance, control, inspection, direction, watch; omission, error, inadvertence.
ANT. _Mismanagement, negligence, disregard, slight; particularity, attention to minutiæ._
=Overt.= Public, manifest, apparent, deliberate, open, avowed.
ANT. _Covert, secret, furtive, clandestine, implied._
=Overthrow.= Upset, ruin, demolish, destroy, overcome, defeat.
ANT. _Restore, reinstate, revive._
=Overture.= Proposal, proposition, offer, opening, prelude, invitation, advance, initiation.
ANT. _Inaction, quiescence._
=Overweening.= Rash, arrogant, egoistic, vain, haughty, conceited.
ANT. _Affable, courteous, sociable, condescending, gracious, polite, approachable._
=Overwhelm.= Submerge, engulf, immerse, overpower, extinguish, bury, crush, sink, subdue, vanquish, conquer, defeat.
ANT. _Raise, reinstate, reëstablish, rescue, extricate._
=Owe.= Be indebted for, be obliged for, borrow, hypothecate, attribute.
ANT. _Repay, requite, defray, liquidate._
=Own.= Possess, grant, acknowledge, admit, confess, avow.
ANT. _Lose, disown, abandon, forfeit, alienate, disinherit, abjure._
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=Pacific.= Appeasing, reconciling, tranquil, mild, calm, peaceful, conciliatory.
ANT. _Harsh, irritating, exasperating, quarrelsome, turbulent, tumultuous, warlike._
=Pacification.= Conciliation, compromise, reconcilement, adjustment, reconciliation.
ANT. _Warfare, fighting, hostilities, war._
=Pact.= Agreement, league, compact, covenant, bargain, stipulation, alliance, bond.
ANT. _Understanding, promise, parole, honor._
=Pæan.= Jubilation.
ANT. _Dirge._
=Pagan=, _a._ Gentile, heathen, idolater.
ANT. _Christian, believer._
=Paganism.= Heathenism, polytheism, pantheism.
ANT. _Christianity, Christendom._
=Pageant.= Spectacle, exhibition, display, show, ceremony, procession, parade.
ANT. _Illusion, mockery, fantasmagoria, dream._
=Pageantry.= Pomp, parade, display, show, spectacle, splendor, magnificence.
=Pain=, _n._ Agony, ache, distress, suffering, torture, anguish, torment, pang, throe, paroxysm, twinge, woe, grief.
ANT. _Ease, peace, rapture, enjoyment, relief, solace, comfort, delight._
=Pain=, _v._ Hurt, grieve, afflict, disquiet, trouble, distress, agonize, torment, torture.
ANT. _Please, delight, rejoice, charm, refresh._
=Painful.= Disquieting, troublesome, afflictive, distressing, laborious, grievous, toilsome, arduous, difficult.
ANT. _Pleasant, pleasurable, acceptable, agreeable, grateful, desirable, delectable, delicious._
=Painstaking.= Careful, diligent, attentive, faithful, laborious.
ANT. _Neglectful, heedless, unmindful, disregardful, improvident, thoughtless, careless._
=Paint.= Color, picture, depict, delineate, sketch, draw, portray.
ANT. _Misrepresent, caricature, daub._
=Pair.= Two, couple, span, brace, yoke.
ANT. _One, several, many._