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Main Entry: arise
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get, stand, or go up

Synonyms:

ascend, climb, jump, mount, move upward, pile out, rise, rise and shine, roll out, soar, stand, tower, turn out, wake up

Antonyms:

lay, lie, sit
Main Entry: awake
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: become alert or cause to rise from sleep

Synonyms:

arise, awaken, call, gain consciousness, get up, roll out, rouse, stir, wake, wake up

Antonyms:

go to sleep, sleep
Main Entry: awaken
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make conscious or alert

Synonyms:

activate, animate, arouse, awake, call, enliven, excite, fan, incite, kindle, pile out, provoke, rally, revive, rise and shine, roll out, rouse, show a leg, stimulate, stir up, turn out, vivify, wake

Antonyms:

deaden, go to sleep, hypnotize
Main Entry: demonstrate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: display, show

Synonyms:

authenticate, determine, establish, evidence, evince, exhibit, expose, flaunt, indicate, make evident, make out, manifest, prove, roll out, show and tell, test, testify to, trot out, try, validate

Antonyms:

conceal, hide
Main Entry: exhibit
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put on view; present

Synonyms:

advertise, air, brandish, demonstrate, disclose, display, disport, evidence, evince, expose, express, feature, flash, flaunt, illustrate, indicate, let it all hang out, make clear, make plain, manifest, mark, offer, ostend, parade, parade wares, proclaim, reveal, roll out, show, show and tell, show off, showcase, strut stuff, trot out, wave around

Antonyms:

conceal, cover, hide
Main Entry: flaunt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make an exhibition, show off

Synonyms:

advertise, air, boast, brandish, break out, broadcast, declare, disclose, display, disport, divulge, expose, fan it, flash, flash about, flourish, gasconade, grandstand, hotdog, let it all hang out, make a scene, parade, proclaim, put on an act, reveal, roll out, show and tell, showcase, smack with, sport, spring on, streak, throw weight around, trot out, vaunt, wave around, whip out
Notes: one flaunts (makes much of) something of one's own (wealth, good looks, education) while one flouts (disregards or violates) something outside oneself (convention, law, regulation); to flaunt is to show off and to flout is to treat with contempt or disregard with smugness

Antonyms:

conceal, hide, refrain
Main Entry: get up
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mount; get out of bed

Synonyms:

arise, ascend, awake, awaken, climb, increase, move up, pile out, rise, rise and shine, roll out, scale, spring out, stand, turn out, uprise, upspring
Main Entry: grind
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: crush, pulverize

Synonyms:

abrade, atomize, attenuate, beat, bray, chop up, comminute, crumble, crumple, disintegrate, file, granulate, grate, kibble, levigate, mill, pestle, pound, powder, pulverize, rasp, reduce, roll out, scrape, shiver, triturate
Main Entry: present
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: introduce; demonstrate

Synonyms:

acquaint, adduce, advance, allege, cite, declare, display, do, do the honors, exhibit, expose, expound, extend, fix up, get together, give, give an introduction, hold out, imply, infer, intimate, lay, make a pitch, make known, manifest, mount, offer, open to view, perform, pitch, pose, produce, proffer, proposition, put forward, put on, raise, recount, relate, roll out, show, stage, state, submit, suggest, tender, trot out

Antonyms:

refrain, subdue, withhold
Main Entry: rise
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get up; ascend

Synonyms:

arise, arouse, aspire, awake, be erect, be located, be situated, blast off, bob up, climb, come up, get out of bed, get steeper, get to one's feet, go uphill, grow, have foundation, levitate, lift, mount, move up, pile out, push up, reach up, rise and shine, rise up, rocket, roll out, rouse, scale, sit up, slope upwards, soar, sprout, stand up, straighten up, surface, surge, surmount, sweep upward, tower, turn out, up*, upspring

Antonyms:

descend, lower
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