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Main Entry: absolute
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: certain

Synonyms:

actual, categorical, conclusive, consummate, decided, decisive, definite, exact, factual, fixed, genuine, infallible, positive, precise, sure, unambiguous, undeniable, unequivocal, unmitigated, unquestionable

Antonyms:

conditional, dependent, limited, partial
Main Entry: accurate
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: precise

Synonyms:

authentic, careful, close, concrete, correct, defined, definite, deft, detailed, discriminating, discriminative, distinct, exact, explicit, factual, faithful, genuine, judicious, just, literal, matter-of-fact, methodical, meticulous, on the button, on the money, on the nose, particular, proper, punctilious, punctual, regular, right, rigid, rigorous, scientific, scrupulous, severe, sharp, skillful, solid, specific, strict, systematic, true, ultraprecise, unerring, unmistakable, veracious

Antonyms:

careless, faulty, inaccurate, lax, vague
Main Entry: accurate
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: correct, without error

Synonyms:

absolute, actual, authentic, authoritative, certain, conclusive, definite, definitive, errorless, exact, factual, faultless, final, flawless, genuine, infallible, irrefutable, official, perfect, right, straight, strict, true, truthful, undeniable, undisputed, unimpeachable, unquestionable, unrefuted, valid, veracious

Antonyms:

doubtful, erroneous, false, inaccurate, misleading, mistaken, questionable, untruthful, wrong
Main Entry: actual
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: existing at the present time

Synonyms:

current, exact, existent, extant, live, living, original, prevailing

Antonyms:

hypothetical, imaginary, nominal, past, reputed, theoretical, unreal
Main Entry: all right
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: correct; excellent

Synonyms:

accurate, exact, good, great, precise, right

Antonyms:

wrong
Main Entry: assess
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: assign fee,

Synonyms:

amount charge, demand, evaluate, exact, fix, impose, levy, rate, tax, value
Main Entry: blackmail
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: intimidating for money

Synonyms:

badger, bleed, coerce, compel, demand, exact, extort, force, hold to ransom, milk, put the shake on, ransom, shake down, shake*, squeeze*, threaten
Main Entry: call
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: demand or announce action

Synonyms:

appeal to, appoint, ask, challenge, charge, claim, command, declare, decree, elect, entreat, exact, ordain, order, postulate, pray to, proclaim, require, requisition, set apart, solicit, summon

Antonyms:

stop
Main Entry: ceremonious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ritual, formal

Synonyms:

civil, courteous, courtly, decorous, deferential, dignified, exact, grandiose, impressive, majestic, moving, precise, proper, punctilious, seemly, solemn, starchy, stately, stiff, striking
Notes: ceremonial is more often applied to things (clothing, etc.) and ceremonious is used for persons and things (occasion, venue)

Antonyms:

informal, relaxed, unceremonious, unobserved
Main Entry: challenge
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dispute, question

Synonyms:

accost, arouse, ask for, assert, beard, brave, call for, call out, claim, confront, cross, dare, defy, demand, denounce, exact, face down, face off, face the music, fly in the face of, hang in, impeach, impose, impugn, inquire, insist upon, investigate, invite competition, make a point of, make a stand, object to, provoke, query, reclaim, require, search out, stand up to, stick it out, stimulate, summon, tax, test, throw down the gauntlet, try, vindicate

Antonyms:

agreement, answer, decision, victory
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