Abstruse

غامض

abstruse (adj) : deep, hard to understand, or complicated

Synonyms: Greek to me, abstract, clear as dishwater, complex, complicated, deep, enigmatic, esoteric, heavy*, hidden, incomprehensible, intricate, involved, muddy, obscure, perplexing, profound, puzzling, recondite, subtle, unfathomable, vague

Antonyms: clear, concrete, easy, lucid, obvious, plain, simple

"EX: His cinema is neither abstruse or abstract like art films nor is it escapist and unrealistic like hardcore commercial cinema," Khanna said here today  

امتنع كف عن

abstain (v) : to hold back from something, avoid, or quit

Synonyms: abjure, abnegate, avoid, cease, constrain, curb, decline, deny oneself, do without, eschew, evade, fast, fence-sit, forbear, forgo, give the go by, give up, go on the wagon, keep from, pass, pass up, quit, refrain, refuse, renounce, shun, sit on one's hands, sit on the fence, sit out, spurn, starve, stop, take the cure, take the pledge, withhold

 Antynom: indulge, use

Absorb

تشغل اهتمام كامل , أو قدرة امتصاص

absorb (v) : to get someone's full interest; it also means to suck up or to take in

Synonyms: captivate, concern, consume, employ, engage, engross, fascinate, fill, hold, immerse, involve, monopolize, obsess, preoccupy, rivet

 Antynom: distract

Abridge

اختصر, حرم

abridge (v) : to cut short, reduce in size or to shrink, shorten

Synonyms: abbreviate, abstract, blue pencil, chop, clip, compress, concentrate, condense, contract, curtail, cut, decrease, digest, diminish, downsize, lessen, limit, narrow, put in nutshell, reduce, restrict, slash, snip, summarize, trim, truncate

Antynoms: add, enlarge, expand, extend, increase, lengthen

"EX: Even the necessary and legitimate struggle around the world against terrorism is used as a pretext to abridge or abrogate fundamental human rights, thereby ceding moral ground to the terrorists and helping them find new recruits," Annan said.

abrasive

مادة كاشطة  وقح

abrasive (adj) : something that is rough like sandpaper, or something causing friction or tension

Synonyms: annoying, biting, caustic, cutting, galling, hard to take, hateful, hurtful, nasty, rough, rubbing the wrong way, sharp, spiky, unpleasant

Antynoms: likeable, pleasant, pleasing

 EX: They wanted me to be someone I wasn't, on and off the court. That's not who I am. I've never been abrasive or brash," Sampras said. "I just kept it pretty simple, pretty quiet ...... I wasn't going to sell out how I was raised, for more...

abound

تكثر

abound (v) : to exist in great size or large numbers

Synonyms: be alive with, be all over the place, be knee deep in, be no end to, be plentiful, be thick with, be up to one's ears in, crawl with, crowd, flourish, flow, have a full plate, infest, overflow, proliferate, swarm, swell, teem, thrive

Antynoms: deficient, fail, lack, need, short, want

EX: Difficulties remain, no doubt, trouble spots abound for sure, and many seek to discredit this process, but we have reached the threshold and there is no turning back from the irreversible transformation," Sirleaf said 

Abominabl

كريه

abominable (adj) : very unlikable, easy to hate, or disgusting

Synonyms: abhorrent, atrocious, awful, bad, base, beastly, contemptible, cursed, despicable, disgusting, foul, grim, Sgrody, gross, hairy, hateful, heinous, hellish, horrible, horrid, loathsome, lousy, nauseating, obnoxious, odious, offensive, repellent, reprehensible, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, rotten, sleazy, stinking, terrible, vile, wretched

Antynoms: alluring, appealing, delightful, desirable, enjoyable, likeable, lovable, pleasant, sweet, wonderful

EX: This came as the Pope today denounced the murder of the three security force members as "abominable acts of terrorism".



Abnegation

نكران, تنازل

abnegation (n) : word abnegation refers to the act of staying away from something

Synonyms: abandonment, abstinence, eschewal, forbearance, giving up, nixing, refusal, rejection, relinquishment, renunciation, sacrifice, self-denial, stonewall, surrender, temperance

Antynom: drunkenness, excess, indulgence, intemperance, intoxication, revelry, self-indulgence



"EX: It will be difficult, it will require many concessions from us, it will require self-abnegation, to abandon many of the tactical procedure,s" said Netanyahu. "And that is a strategic decision."

abeyance

تعليق

abeyance (n) : a state of temporary inactivity or to stop for a period of time, being inactive or suspended

synonyms: discontinuation, dormancy, inactivity, intermission, latency, postponement, quiescence .

  Antonyms: action, activity, continuance, continuation, operation, renewal, revival 

 "EX: The potential for stem cells has been held in abeyance much too long," Specter said

abet

ساعد في جريمة, حرض

abet (v) : to give help to someone who is doing something wrong

synonyms: alleviate, assist, bail out, befriend, benefact, encourage

antonyms: block, hinder, hurt, impede, injure, obstruct
EX: By doing so, they aid and abet dangerous criminals, and they are exactly the kind of dealers that need to be held accountable," Bloomberg said 

abduction

اختطاف

abduction (n) : word abduction refers to a kidnapping, taking away or carrying someone off against his or her will

Synonyms< acquirement, acquisition, apprehension, appropriating, appropriation, arrest, bag, bust, catch, collar, commandeering

Antonyms, freeing, letting go, liberalization, release Antonyms

abdicate

يتنازل عن العرش

abdicate (v) : to give up power or control

To lower in rank, prestige, or esteem, to humiliate.

Synonyms – Debase,degrade,humiliate.

Antonyms – dignify, honor, respect.

Usage – He felt abased when his clothes were removed

adase

حقر,ذل

abase (v) : to embarrass or shame someone else; it also means to lower yourself physically or in rank

Synonyms – Debase,degrade,humiliate.

Antonyms – dignify, honor, respect.

Usage – He felt abased when his clothes were removed.