W O RTH Y |
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W R A P |
WORTHY — UNWORTHY
WORTHINESS — UNWORTHINESS
He had positive genius for making the gaudy and the unworthy seem worthy and even perfect.
Maupassant, 56
Mrs. Winterbourne’s effort on the telephone to her
husband was not unworthy of her.
Death, 30
The sense of unworthiness is a guarantee of worthiness ensuing.
Egoist, 138
She was quite upset at her clumsy tongue and well
aware of her unworthiness...
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Hatter’s, 44 |
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WOUNDED — UNWOUNDED |
... as |
soon as |
imagination in |
him conceived his person |
al |
feelings |
unwounded |
and |
unimperilled, the might |
of it inspired him with |
heroical confidence... |
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Egoist, 549 |
Scott felt him still here... unwounded and not drenched
in prison sweat.
I Wish, 221
W RAP— UNWRAP
And out of her bag she drew the pendant, unwrapped it and pushed it forward on the table...
End, 283
When they reached home he unwrapped two parcels he
had brought with him...
W R IT T E N |
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Y IE L D IN G |
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WRITTEN — UNWRITTEN |
There |
are |
written laws — they |
perish; but there are |
also |
unwritten laws — they are |
eternal. |
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Yankee, 263 |
One unwritten rule of the Men’s Evening is to mix with other departments...
Room., 122
YIELDING — UNYIELDING
... for any tampering, terrifying, or cajolery, she was a very unpromising and unyielding subject...
Curiosity, 567
... was there perhaps something inside one, some sense of what was due to oneself, that kept one unyielding and unbroken?
End, 215
УКАЗАТЕЛЬ КОРНЕВЫХ АНТОНИМОВ
above — below 25 absent — present 25
absence — presence 25 absolute — relative 25—
26
accept— decline 26 accept — reject 26 accidental — intentional
26
act — word 26 ' active — passive 27 advance — retreat 27 age — youth 27 alike — different 27 alive — dead 27—28
ancient — modern 28 annoy — please 28 answer — ask 28
answer — question 28—
29
artificial — natural 29 ashamed — proud 29 asleep — awake 29 assent — dissent 29 assumed — real 30 attack — defend 30
attack — defence 30 attract — repel 30
back — forth 31 back — forward(s) 31
backward(s) — forward(s)
31
bad — good 31—32 beast — man 32 beautiful — plain 32 beautiful — ugly 32 before — since 32—33 begin — end 33
beginning — end 33 begin — finish 33 big — little 33
big — small 34 bitter — sweet 34 black — white 34
blame — praise 34—35 blessing — curse 35 body — mind 35
broad — narrow 35 buy — sell 35—36
cheap — dear 36 cheap — expensive 36 clean — dirty 36 clever — foolish 36 clever — stupid 37 close — far 37
close — open 37 cold — hot 37—38
cold — heat 38 cold — warm 38 come — go 38
УКАЗАТЕЛЬ АФФИКСАЛЬНЫХ АНТОНИМОВ
abashed — unabashed 81 able — unable 81
ability — inability 81 acceptable— a) unaccept able, b) inacceptable
82
accessible — inaccessible
82
accompanied — unaccom panied 82
accountable —unaccount able 82—83
accounted —unaccount ed 83
accurate — inaccurate 83 accuracy — inaccuracy
83
accustomed — unaccus tomed 83
acquainted — unac quainted 83—84 active — inactive 84
activity — inactivity
84
action — inaction 84 adequate — inadequate
84—85
adequately — inade quately 85 adequacy — inade quacy 85
admissible — inadmis sible 85
adulterated — unadulter ated 85,
advantage — disadvan tage 86
advantageous — disad vantageous 86 advantageously — dis advantageous^ 86
advisable — inadvisable
86
advisability — inadvis ability 86
affected — unaffected 87 affectedly — unaffect edly 87
afraid — unafraid 87 agree — disagree 87
agreeable — disagree able 87
agreement — disagree ment 88
aided — unaided 88 aired — unaired 88 alterable — a) unalter
able, b) inalterable 88 animate — inanimate 89 anticipated — unantic
ipated 89
appear — disappear 89