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Main Entry: abandon
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: leave behind, relinquish

Synonyms:

abdicate, back out, bail out, bow out, chicken out, cop out, cut loose, desert, discard, discontinue, ditch*, drop, drop out, duck*, dump*, dust*, flake out, fly the coop, give up the ship, kiss goodbye, leave, leg it, let go, opt out, pull out, quit, run out on, screw*, ship out, stop, storm out, surrender, take a powder, take a walk, throw over, vacate, walk out on, wash hands of, withdraw, yield

Antonyms:

cherish, defend, keep, pursue, retain, support
Main Entry: abandon
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: leave in troubled state

Synonyms:

back out, desert, disown, forsake, jilt, leave, leave behind, quit, reject, renounce, throw over, walk out on

Antonyms:

adopt, assert, favor, uphold
Main Entry: arid
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: dry

Synonyms:

barren, bone-dry, desert, dry as a bone, dry as dust, dusty, moistureless, parched, thirsty, waterless

Antonyms:

damp, humid, moist, wet
Main Entry: bare
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without covering or content

Synonyms:

arid, barren, blank, bleak, clear, desert, desolate, empty, lacking, mean, open, poor, scanty, scarce, stark, unfurnished, vacant, vacuous, void, wanting
Notes: bare is to uncover or reveal or to expose; bear is to hold up, support, transport - or an animal

Antonyms:

covered, full
Main Entry: barren
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unable to support growth

Synonyms:

arid, depleted, desert, desolate, dry, effete, empty, fallow, fruitless, impotent, impoverished, infecund, infertile, parched, sterile, unbearing, uncultivable, unfertile, unfruitful, unproductive, waste

Antonyms:

developing, fecund, fertile, filled, full, growing, productive, useful
Main Entry: betray
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be disloyal

Synonyms:

abandon, be unfaithful, bite the hand that feeds you, blow the whistle, bluff, break faith, break promise, break trust, break with, commit treason, cross, deceive, deliver up, delude, desert, double-cross, finger*, forsake, go back on, inform against, inform on, jilt, knife*, let down, mislead, play Judas, play false, seduce, sell down the river, sell out, stab in the back, take in*, trick, turn in, turn informer, turn state's evidence, walk out on

Antonyms:

be faithful, be loyal, defend, protect, support
Main Entry: bleak
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: barren

Synonyms:

austere, bare, blank, blighted, bombed, bulldozed, burned, chilly, cleared, cold, deforested, desert, deserted, desolate, dreary, exposed, flat, gaunt, grim, open, raw, scorched, stripped, unpopulated, unsheltered, weather-beaten, wild, windswept

Antonyms:

appealing, bright, comfortable, nice, pleasant, sunny
Main Entry: chuck
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: throw aside, throw away, throw out

Synonyms:

abandon, can, cast, desert, discard, ditch, eighty-six, eject, fire, fling, flip, forsake, give the heave ho, heave, hurl, jettison, junk, launch, pitch, quit, reject, relinquish, renounce, scrap, shed, shy, sling, slough, toss

Antonyms:

keep
Main Entry: compensation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: repayment; rectification

Synonyms:

advantage, allowance, amends, atonement, benefit, bonus, bread, consideration, counterclaim, coverage, damages, defrayal, deserts, earnings, fee*, gain, honorarium, indemnification, indemnity, meet, pay, payment, payoff, premium, profit, quittance, reciprocity, reckoning, recompense, recoupment, redress, reimbursement, remittal, remittance, remuneration, reparation, reprisal, requital, restitution, reward, salary, salt, satisfaction, scale, settlement, shake, stipend, take*, take-home, wage

Antonyms:

damage, deprivation, fine, forfeiture, loss, penalty
Main Entry: cop out
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: abandon, quit

Synonyms:

back down, back off, back out, backpedal, desert, dodge, excuse, give the slip, have alibi, rationalize, renege, renounce, revoke, skip, use pretext, welsh, withdraw

Antonyms:

be ready, face, ready, take on
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