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Tangible

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(Adj) capable of being seen or felt
Synonyms: touchable, perceptible
Antonyms: undetectable 
Examples: felling 
Sentence:if he did not see something tangible he would not believe his friend.
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Misled

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Synonyms: con, fool
Antonyms: undeceive, Guide, direct
Examples: the coral snake’s attractive colors can mislead you into thinking that it is harmless

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Refute

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(V) prove wrong using evidence 
Synonyms: renounce
Antonyms:give
Examples: fake
Sentence:while he was publicly refuting rumors of a merger, behind the scenes the CEO was working to effect that very outcome
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Invariably

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(ADV) always 
Synonyms: fore ever 
Antonyms: never
Examples: a lot 
Sentence: their slacker son invariably gives the same response to the questions about his career plans
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Regression

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(N) return to an earlier or less advanced condition
Synonyms: reversion
Antonyms:evolution
Examples: downgrade
Sentence: the regression to really childish behavior that boys often undergo when put in large groups

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Verified

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(V) confirmed proved 
Synonyms: confirm
Antonyms: denied 
Examples: allow 
Sentence:the dispatcher was able to verify the caller's location
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Obscure

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(V) to hide 
Synonyms: deep dark
Antonyms: clear 
Examples: mysterious
Sentence:The true history has been obscured by legends about what happened.
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Deterioration

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(N) worsening; decline 
Synonyms: decline
Antonyms:gain 
Examples:losing
Sentence:The true history has been obscured by legends about what happened.
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Introspective

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(Adj) looking inward 
Synonyms: self-examination
Antonyms: looking out word 
Examples: looking inside
Sentence:
not a man given to introspection, he grew impatient with his wife's constant need to discuss their relationship
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Hypothesis

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(N) theory to be proved 
Synonyms: theory 
Antonyms: no clue 
Examples: gessing
Sentence: working on the hypothesis that teenagers function better in the late morning, some high schools are starting classes later
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