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Main Entry: please
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: delight, make happy

Synonyms:

amuse, charm, cheer, content, enchant, entertain, fill the bill, gladden, go over big, grab, gratify, hit the spot, humor, indulge, kill*, make the grade, overjoy, satisfy, score, suit, sweep off feet, tickle pink, tickle*, titillate, turn on, wow*

Antonyms:

anger, annoy, depress, displease, disturb, upset, worry
Main Entry: please
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: will, elect to do

Synonyms:

be inclined, choose, command, demand, desire, like, opt, prefer, see fit, want, wish

Antonyms:

be unwilling, deny, refuse
Main Entry: accommodate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: perform service

Synonyms:

afford, aid, arrange, assist, avail, benefit, bow, comfort, convenience, defer, favor, furnish, gratify, help, humor, indulge, oblige, pamper, please, provide, serve, settle, submit, suit, supply, support, sustain, yield

Antonyms:

bar, block, frustrate, hinder, impede, limit, obstruct, prevent, stop
Main Entry: amuse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: entertain; make laugh

Synonyms:

break one up, charm, cheer, crack up, delight, divert, fracture, gladden, grab*, gratify, interest, kill*, knock dead, make roll in the aisles, occupy, panic*, please, put away, regale, slay, tickle, wow*
Notes: the first meaning of amuse was 'to divert the attention of in order to mislead,' 'delude, deceive' and now means 'entertain, make smile or laugh'; bemuse means 'confuse, bewilder, puzzle'

Antonyms:

anger, annoy, bore, dull, tire, upset
Main Entry: appeal
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attract, interest

Synonyms:

allure, beguile, captivate, catch the eye, charm, enchant, engage, entice, fascinate, intrigue, invite, please, tantalize, tempt

Antonyms:

disgust, turn away, turn off
Main Entry: baby
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: treat like a child

Synonyms:

cater to, cherish, coddle, cosset, cuddle, dandle, dote on, foster, humor, indulge, nurse, overindulge, pamper, pet, please, satisfy, serve, spoil
Main Entry: captivate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attract, enchant

Synonyms:

allure, beguile, bewitch, charm, dazzle, delight, draw, enamour, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, entertain, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, gratify, grip, hold, hook, hypnotize, infatuate, intrigue, lure, magnetize, make a hit with, mesmerize, please, rope in, seduce, spellbind, sweep off one's feet, take, turn one on, vamp, wile, win

Antonyms:

disgust, disillusion, offend, repel, repulse
Main Entry: charm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: enchant

Synonyms:

allure, attract, beguile, bewitch, cajole, captivate, delight, draw, enamor, enrapture, ensorcell, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, grab, hex, hypnotize, inveigle, kill*, knock dead, knock out, magnetize, mesmerize, please, possess, put under a spell, send*, slay, spell*, sweep off feet, take*, tickle, tickle pink, transport, turn on, vamp, voodoo, wile, win, win over, wow*

Antonyms:

displease, irritate, offend, repel, repulse, turn off
Main Entry: climax
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come to top; culminate

Synonyms:

accomplish, achieve, break the record, cap, come, come to a head, conclude, content, crown, end, finish, fulfill, hit high spot, orgasm, peak, please, reach a peak, reach the zenith, rise to crescendo, satisfy, succeed, terminate, top, tower

Antonyms:

delve, dip, drop, fall off
Main Entry: compliment
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: praise, flatter

Synonyms:

acclaim, adulate, applaud, butter up, cajole, celebrate, charm, cheer, commemorate, commend, congratulate, endorse, eulogize, exalt, extol, fawn upon, felicitate, give bouquet, glorify, hail, hand it to, honor, ingratiate oneself with, kudize, laud, magnify, make much of, panegyrize, pat on the back, pay respects, pay tribute to, please, puff up, recommend, roose, salute, sanction, satisfy, sing praises of, soothe, speak highly of, take off hat to, toast, trade last, wish joy to, worship

Antonyms:

blame, censure, complain, criticize, denounce, insult, libel, slander
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