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ACCESS - [spell] - A C C E S S Definition: the right or ability to approach or enter Synonym: admittance, entry Antonym: exit Sentence: In order to access the concert, you must have your tickets with you. NEIGH - [spell] - N E I G H Definition: prolonged, loud, quavering sound Synonym: Antonym: Sentence: The horse neighed loudly when it saw its master. OVERRIDE - [spell] - O V E R R I D E Definition: act in spite of Synonym: supersede, quash Antonym: allow, approve Sentence: Only his boss could override the access code. ENSLAVE - [spell] - E N S L A V E Definition: to take away the freedom from Synonym: imprison, oppress Antonym: liberate, emancipate Sentence: After the war, the country enslaved a large number of enemy civilians. SNOOP - [spell] - S N O O P Definition: to go about in a sneaking, prying way Synonym: pry Antonym: Sentence: The jealous girlfriend snooped through her boyfriend's phone. SHABBY - [spell] - S H A B B Y Definition: worn much Synonym: dilapidated, threadbare Antonym: classy, new Sentence: She decided not to wear the dress because she was concerned it looked too shabby. CONFRONT - [spell] - C O N F R O N T Definition: meet face to face Synonym: oppose, accost Antonym: avoid, evade Sentence: He was determined to confront her about her lies.
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