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Main Entry: attenuate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: weaken

Synonyms:

abate, constrict, contract, cripple, debilitate, deflate, disable, dissipate, enfeeble, extenuate, lessen, mitigate, sap, shrink, thin, undermine, vitiate

Antonyms:

expand, increase, intensify, strengthen
Main Entry: adulterate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: alter or debase, often for profit

Synonyms:

alloy, amalgamate, attenuate, blend, cheapen, commingle, contaminate, cook, corrupt, cut*, defile, degrade, denature, depreciate, deteriorate, devalue, dilute, dissolve, doctor up, doctor*, falsify, impair, infiltrate, intermix, irrigate, lace, make impure, mingle, mix, phony up, plant*, pollute, shave, spike*, taint, thin, transfuse, vitiate, water down, weaken

Antonyms:

clarify, clean, cleanse, distill, filter, free, purify, refine
Main Entry: blunt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make dull

Synonyms:

attenuate, benumb, cripple, dampen, deaden, debilitate, desensitize, disable, enfeeble, hebetate, numb, obtund, sap, soften, take the edge off, undermine, water down, weaken

Antonyms:

needle, point, sharpen
Main Entry: cripple
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: disable; make lame

Synonyms:

attenuate, blunt, debilitate, disarm, dislimb, dismember, enfeeble, hamstring, hurt, immobilize, incapacitate, injure, lame, maim, mangle, mutilate, palsy, paralyze, prostrate, sap, sideline, stifle, undermine, unstrengthen, weaken

Antonyms:

aid, assist, enable, help, strengthen, support
Main Entry: debilitate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: incapacitate

Synonyms:

attenuate, blunt, cripple, devitalize, disable, enervate, enfeeble, eviscerate, exhaust, extenuate, harm, hurt, injure, mar, prostrate, relax, sap, spoil, unbrace, undermine, unstrengthen, weaken, wear out

Antonyms:

aid, assist, cure, energize, help, invigorate, mend, strengthen
Main Entry: dilute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make thinner; weaken

Synonyms:

adulterate, alter, attenuate, cook, cut, decrease, deliquesce, diffuse, diminish, doctor up, doctor*, irrigate, lace, lessen, liquefy, mitigate, mix, moderate, modify, needle, phony up, plant, qualify, reduce, shave, spike, temper, water, water down

Antonyms:

concentrate, strengthen, thicken
Main Entry: diminish
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: become or cause to be less

Synonyms:

abate, abbreviate, attenuate, become smaller, close, contract, curtail, cut, decline, decrease, depreciate, die out, drain, dwindle, ebb, extenuate, fade away, lessen, lower, minify, moderate, peter out, recede, reduce, retrench, shrink, shrivel, slacken, subside, taper, temper, wane, weaken

Antonyms:

develop, enlarge, expand, extend, grow, increase, lengthen, prolong
Main Entry: disable
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: render inoperative; cripple

Synonyms:

attenuate, batter, blunt, damage, debilitate, disarm, disenable, disqualify, enervate, enfeeble, exhaust, hamstring, handicap, harm, hock, hogtie, hurt, immobilize, impair, incapacitate, invalidate, kibosh, knock out, maim, mangle, mar, mutilate, muzzle, paralyze, pinion, prostrate, put out of action, render incapable, ruin, sabotage, sap, shatter, shoot down, spoil, take out*, throw monkey wrench in, total*, unbrace, undermine, unfit, unstrengthen, weaken, wreck

Antonyms:

aid, assist, enable, help, improve
Main Entry: draw
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take out, extend

Synonyms:

attenuate, choose, drain, elongate, extort, extract, lengthen, pick, pull out, respire, select, single out, stretch, suck, take

Antonyms:

put in, shorten
Main Entry: emaciated
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: undernourished; thin

Synonyms:

anorexic, atrophied, attenuate, attenuated, bony, cadaverous, consumptive, famished, gaunt, haggard, lank, lean, like a bag of bones, meager, peaked, pinched, scrawny, skeletal, skeletonlike, skin-and-bones, skinny, starved, thin as rail, underfed, wasted, wizened

Antonyms:

fat, heavy, overnourished, overweight, plump
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