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Main Entry: doctor
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fix up, treat

Synonyms:

administer, apply medication, attend, do up, fix, give treatment, medicate, mend, overhaul, patch up, rebuild, recondition, reconstruct, repair, revamp, supply
Notes: the word doctor is derived from Latin doctus 'having been taught; learned' (from docere 'to teach'); physician comes from Latin physica 'natural science; physics'

Antonyms:

harm, hurt, injure
Main Entry: doctor
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: adulterate, pervert

Synonyms:

add to, alter, change, cut, deacon, debase, dilute, disguise, dope up, falsify, fudge, gloss, load, misrepresent, mix with, sophisticate, spike*, tamper with, water down, weight

Antonyms:

clean, purify
Main Entry: doctored
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: adulterated

Synonyms:

alloyed, altered, contaminated, falsified, impure, loaded, tampered
Main Entry: adjust
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: become or make prepared, adapted

Synonyms:

acclimatize, accommodate, accustom, adapt, alter, arrange, compose, conform, dispose, do as Romans do, doctor*, fiddle with, fine-tune, fit, fix, fix up, get act together, get it together, grin and bear it, habituate, harmonize, make conform, modify, order, quadrate, reconcile, rectify, redress, regulate, remodel, settle, suit, swim with the tide, tailor, tailor-make, tune

Antonyms:

confuse, derange, disarrange, disorder, disorganize, upset
Main Entry: adjust
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bring into agreement or to a standard

Synonyms:

accord, allocate, arrange, clarify, conclude, conform, coordinate, doctor*, fiddle with, fine-tune, fix up, grade, methodize, modify, organize, reconcile, regulate, settle, sort, standardize, straighten, systematize, tally

Antonyms:

confuse, derange, unfit, unsuit
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: alter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: change

Synonyms:

adapt, adjust, amend, change, convert, cook, correct mid-course, develop, dial back, diversify, doctor, fine tune, make different, metamorphose, modify, mutate, phony up, recalibrate, recast, reconstruct, refashion, reform, remodel, renovate, reshape, revamp, revise, shift, transform, transmute, turn, vary

Antonyms:

continue, fix, keep, let stand, maintain, preserve, remain, retain, sustain
Main Entry: altered
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: changed

Synonyms:

adapted, adjusted, amended, converted, cooked, corrected, diversified, doctored, fitted, fixed, modified, qualified, redone, refitted, reformed, remade, remodeled, renovated, reshaped, retailored, revised, spiked, transformed, turned, updated

Antonyms:

continued, fixed, held, kept, maintained, preserved, retained, sustained
Main Entry: attend
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: care for

Synonyms:

be in the service of, do for, doctor, look after, mind, minister to, nurse, serve, take care of, tend, wait upon, watch, work for

Antonyms:

ignore, neglect
Main Entry: color
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: distort, exaggerate

Synonyms:

angle*, belie, cook up, disguise, doctor*, embroider, fake, falsify, fudge, garble, gloss over, magnify, misrepresent, misstate, overstate, pad, pervert, prejudice, slant*, taint, twist*, warp
Notes: color refers to the wavelength composition of light, shade is a gradation of color referring to its degree of darkness, tint is a gradation referring to its degree of lightness, and hue indicates a modification of a basic color

Antonyms:

be truthful, represent
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