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2101
far-fetched
adj. ¾ïÁö·Î °®´Ù ºÙÈù
: not easily or naturally deduced or introduced
far-fetched ¡ê natural
2102
farce
n. ÀÍ»ì ±¤´ë±Ø
: ridiculous or empty show
farce : performance :: limerick : poem
2103
farewell performance
°íº° °ø¿¬
debut ¡ê farewell performance
2104
farseeing
adj. ¼±°ßÁö¸íÀÌ ÀÖ´Â
farseeing ¡ê myopic
2105
fascinate
v. ¸ÅȤÇÏ´Ù
: to hold an intense interest or attraction for
grotesque : fascinated :: imperial : significant
fascination : interest :: adoration : affection
fascination : interest :: adoration : fondness (>)
2106
fascinating
adj. ¸ÅȤÀûÀÎ
fascinating ¡ê insipid
2107
fast
n/adj. ´Ü½Ä/°íÁ¤µÈ/¿ä»õ °°Àº
: the act to eat sparingly or abstain from some foods
: firmly fixed or fastened
: fixed firmly in place
fast : consumption :: moratorium : activity
fast : eat :: moratorium : act
fast : eat :: moratorium : activity
fast : eat :: respite : labor
fast ¡ê loosely attach
inert ¡ê fast moving
lull ¡ê fastest period
fastness ¡ê deliberate action
fastness ¡ê unsecured place
2108
fast moving
»¡¸®¿òÁ÷ÀÌ´Â
inert ¡ê fast moving
2109
fasten
v. Àá±×´Ù/°íÁ¤½ÃÅ°´Ù
: to attach especially by pinning, tying, or nailing
clasp : fasten :: lathe : shape
unfasten ¡ê scotch
2110
fastest period
°¡Àå ºü¸¥ ±â°£
lull ¡ê fastest period
2111
fastidious
adj. ±î´Ù·Î¿î
: having high and often capricious standards : difficult to please
: showing or demanding excessive delicacy or care
fastidious : outshine :: recalcitrant : resist
careful : fastidious :: devoted : zealous (<)
dapper : fastidious :: :
fastidiousness : selectivity :: industriousness : activity
fastidious ¡ê coarse
fastidious ¡ê cursory
fastidious ¡ê easygoing
fastidious ¡ê indiscriminate
fastidious ¡ê slipshod
fastidious ¡ê uncritical
2112
fastness
n. °ß°í/¿ä»õ
fastness ¡ê deliberate action
fastness ¡ê unsecured place
2113
fateful
adj. °áÁ¤ÀûÀ¸·Î Áß¿äÇÑ
: involving momentous consequences
fateful ¡ê inconsequential
2114
fathom
v. °£ÆÄÇÏ´Ù/¼ö½ÉÀ» Àç´Ù
: to measure by a sounding line
: to penetrate and come to understand
erudite : fathom :: oblivious : neglect
recondite : fathom :: obstinate : eradicate
recondite : fathom :: tenacious : eradicate
recondite : fathom :: tenacious : erasable
uninformative : fathom :: jeopardy : overcome
fathom ¡ê find impenetrable
fathom ¡ê recondite Ç°»çºÒÀÏÄ¡
fathomable ¡ê occult
unfathomable ¡ê measurable
2115
fathomable
adj. Àê[ÃßÃøÇÒ] ¼ö ÀÖ´Â
fathomable ¡ê occult
unfathomable ¡ê measurable
2116
fatigue
n. ÇÇ·Î
fatigue : repose :: dehydrate : water
fatigue : repose :: dehydration : water
fatigue : repose :: guilt : atonement
fatigue : repose :: guilt : expiation
fatigue : rest :: dehydrate : water
fatigue : rest :: dehydration : water
fatigue ¡ê energetic
indefatigable ¡ê soon tired
2117
fatten
v. »ìÂî¿ì´Ù
fatten ¡ê emaciate
2118
fatuity
n. ¾î¸®¼®À½
fatuity ¡ê sagacity
2119
fatuous
adj. ¾óºüÁø/¹Ùº¸ÀÇ
: complacently or inanely foolish
fatuous ¡ê acute
fatuous ¡ê astute
fatuous ¡ê sagacious
fatuousness ¡ê sensibleness
2120
fatuousness
n. ¾î¸®¼®À½
fatuousness ¡ê sensibleness
2121
faulty
adj. ±×¸©[À߸ø]µÈ
faulty ¡ê impeccable
2122
favor
n. È£ÀÇ
favor : bribe :: esteem : idolatrize
favor : bribe :: esteem : idolatry
toady : favor :: recluse : solitary
toady : favor :: recluse : solitude
ingratiating : win favor :: disingenuous : deceive
ingratiating : win favor :: fraudulent : deceive
cronyism : favoritism :: embezzlement : fraud
nepotism : favoritism :: embezzlement : fraud
favor ¡ê indifference
favorable ¡ê inauspicious
favorable ¡ê jaundiced
favorable ¡ê untoward
jaundiced ¡ê disposed favorably
disdain ¡ê treat favorably
distain ¡ê treat favorably
jaundice ¡ê dispose favorably
jaundice ¡ê speak favorably
unfavorable ¡ê auspicious
unfavorable ¡ê propitious
countenance ¡ê regard with disfavor
2123
favorable
adj. È£ÀǸ¦ º¸ÀÌ´Â
favorable ¡ê inauspicious
favorable ¡ê jaundiced
favorable ¡ê untoward
plight ¡ê favorable condition
untoward ¡ê favorable and anticipated
unfavorable ¡ê auspicious
unfavorable ¡ê propitious
2124
favorable and anticipated
È£ÀǸ¦ º£Çª´Â °ÍÀ» ±â´ëÇÏ´Â
untoward ¡ê favorable and anticipated
2125
favorable condition
À¯¸®ÇÑ Á¶°Ç, ÁÁÀº Á¶°Ç
plight ¡ê favorable condition
2126
fawn
v/n. ¾Ë¶û°Å¸®´Ù/»õ³¢ »ç½¿
: to court favor by a cringing or flattering manner
: a young deer
adulate : fawn :: love : adore (=)
adulate : fawn :: woo : adore (=)
adulate : fawn :: woo : adorn
fawn : attentive :: garish : colorful (>)
fawn : hauteur :: self-depreciate : swagger
fawn : imperious :: elaborate : sketchy
fawn : imperious :: equivocate : direct
fawn : imperious :: spoils : permission
fawn : imperiousness :: coddle : permissiveness
fawn : imperiousness :: elaborate : sketchy
fawn : imperiousness :: equivocate : directness
fawn : imperiousness :: spoils : permission
fawn : mammal :: eaglet : bird
fawning : attentive :: garish : colorful (>)
imperious : fawn :: self-depreciate : swaggering (¡ê)
imperious : fawn :: self-depreciatory : swagger
imperiousness : fawn :: self-depreciation : swagger
imperiousness : fawn :: self-depreciatory : swagger
obsequious : fawn :: compliant : yield
obsequious : fawn :: condescending : patronize (=)
peremptory : fawn :: parsimonious : spend
subservience : fawning :: willfulness : headstrong (=)
sycophant : fawn :: dandy : preen
sycophant : fawn :: malcontent : complain
sycophant : fawn :: miser : hoard
sycophant : fawn :: pundit : opine
sycophant : fawn :: reprobate : misbehave
2127
faze
v. ´çȲÄÉ ÇÏ´Ù/Ç® Á×°Ô ÇÏ´Ù
: to disturb the composure of
faze ¡ê embolden
fazed ¡ê undisturbed
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fazed
adj. ¸¶À½À» È¥¶õ½ÃÅ°´Â
fazed ¡ê undisturbed
2129
fearful
adj. ¹«¼­¿î
fearful ¡ê dauntless
2130
feckless
adj. ¾µ¸ð¾ø´Â/¹«´ÉÇÑ/¹«Ã¥ÀÓÇÑ
: lacking purpose or vitality
: careless and irresponsible
feckless ¡ê responsible
feckless ¡ê responsive
2131
fecund
adj. ´Ù»êÀÇ
: capable of producing offspring or vegetation; fruitful.
: marked by intellectual productivity
fecundity ¡ê deprivation
2132
fecundity
n. ´Ù»ê
fecundity : sterility :: dissipation : temperance
fecundity ¡ê deprivation
2133
feeble
adj. ¿¬¾àÇÑ
: markedly lacking in strength
: indicating weakness
feeble : strength :: disquiet : composure
enfeeble : vigor :: eclipse : prestige
enfeeble : vigor :: palliate : anger
enfeeble : vigor :: palliate : severity
enfeeble : vigorous :: palliate : angry
feeble ¡ê active
feeble ¡ê hale
feeble ¡ê hardy
enfeeble ¡ê invigorate
enfeeble ¡ê nourish
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feelingless
adj. °¨°¢ÀÌ ¾ø´Â
feelingless ¡ê responsive
2135
feign
v. ~ÀΠüÇÏ´Ù/°¡ÀåÇÏ´Ù
: to give a false appearance of
: induce as a false impression
: to assert as if true
impostor : unfeigned :: virtuoso : mediocre
feigned ¡ê genuine
feigned ¡ê plainspoken
2136
feigned
adj. °ÅÁþÀÇ
impostor : unfeigned :: virtuoso : mediocre
feigned ¡ê genuine
feigned ¡ê plainspoken
2137
fender
n. ¿ÏÃæ ÀåÄ¡
: a device that protects
fender : collision :: :
2138
feral
adj. ¾ß»ýÀÇ
: not domesticated or cultivated
feral ¡ê cultivated
2139
ferment
n. È¿¸ð/µ¿¿ä
: a state of unrest
yeast : fermentation :: bacteria : decomposition
ferment ¡ê tranquility
2140
ferocious
adj. »ç³ª¿î
2141
ferrous
adj. ¼è[ö]ÀÇ
ferrous ¡ê containing no iron
2142
fertilize
v. ºñ¿ÁÇÏ°Ô ÇÏ´Ù
fertilize : grow :: immunize : resist
2143
fervent
adj. ¿­·ÄÇÑ
fervent : apathetic :: ennui : enthusiastic (¡ê)
fervent ¡ê dispassionate
fervent ¡ê languid
2144
fervid
adj. ¿­Á¤ÀûÀÎ
: marked by great passion or zeal
fervid ¡ê impassive
fervid ¡ê restrained
perfervid ¡ê impassive
perfervid ¡ê tepid
2145
fervor
n. ¿­Á¤
: intensity of feeling or expression
fervor : apathetic :: ennui : enthusiastic (¡ê)
fervor : zealot :: doubt : skeptic
fervor : zealot :: improvidence : spendthrift
immutable : fervor :: :
fervor ¡ê apathy
fervor ¡ê indifference
zealotry ¡ê lack of fervor
zealous ¡ê lack of fervor
2146
fester
v/n. °ò´Ù/±Ë¾ç
to generate pus; to dacay
fester ¡ê heal
2147
fetid
adj. ¾ÇÃë°¡ ³ª´Â
: having a heavy offensive smell
fetid : odor :: cacophonous : sound
fetid : smell :: cacophonous : sound
fetid : smell :: grating : sound
fetid : smell :: ugly : appearance
2148
fetter
n/v. ¼Ó¹Ú(ÇÏ´Ù)
: to restrain from motion, action, or progress
fetter ¡ê free
fetter ¡ê loose
fetter ¡ê release
management ¡ê unfettered liberty
enfetter ¡ê enfranchise
enfettered ¡ê liberal
enfetterist ¡ê liberalist
2149
feudal lord
n. ¿µÁÖ/Á¦ÈÄ
feudal lord ¡ê serfdom
2150
fevered
adj. ¿­ÀÌ ÀÖ´Â
fevered ¡ê tepid
2151
few
n. ¼Ò¼ö
few ¡ê myriad
2152
fiasco
n. ´ë½ÇÆÐ
: a complete failure
fiasco ¡ê eclat
fiasco ¡ê a notable success
fiasco ¡ê unalloyed success
2153
fictitious
adj. Ç㱸ÀÇ
: of, relating to, or characteristic of fiction
fictitious ¡ê factual
2154
fidelity
n. Ãæ½Ç/Ã漺
: the quality or state of being faithful
trust : infidelity :: respect : baseness (¡ê)
fidelity ¡ê apostasy
unconventionality ¡ê fidelity to custom
2155
fidelity to custom
°ü½À¿¡ Ãæ½ÇÇÔ
unconventionality ¡ê fidelity to custom
2156
fidget
v. ¾ÈÀýºÎÀý¸øÇÏ´Ù
: to move or act restlessly or nervously
fidget : nervousness :: cringe : dread
2157
figurative
adj. ºñÀ¯ÀûÀÎ
Adj based on figures of speech; expressing something in terms usually for something else; metaphorical
figurative ¡ê literal
2158
filibuster
n. ÀÇ»çÁøÇà¹æÇØ
: the use of obstructionist tactics, especially prolonged speechmaking, for the purpose of delaying legislative action
filibuster : delay :: anodyne : relieve
filibuster : delay :: hoax : deceive
filibuster : delay :: prevaricate : deceive
filibuster : delay :: prevarication : deceive
filibuster : legislation :: blockade : commerce
2159
filigree
n. ¸Å¿ì ¼¶¼¼[Á¤±³/¿ì¾Æ]ÇÑ °Í[¹«´Ì]
: an intricate, delicate, or fanciful ornamentation
filigree : delicacy :: chiaroscuro : contrast
filigree : delicacy :: tapestry : intricacy
filigree : intricacy :: chiaroscuro : contrast
filigree : wire :: lace : thread
2160
fill in
¸Þ¿ì´Ù
excavate ¡ê fill in
2161
fill up
ä¿ì´Ù
evacuate ¡ê fill up
2162
filly
n. ¾Ï ¸Á¾ÆÁö
filly : horse :: pullet : chicken
2163
filter
n. ¿©°ú±â
filter : impurities :: winnow : chaff
impurity : filter :: mosquito : netting
2164
finale
n. Çdz¯·¹
finale : music :: epilogue : prose
finale ¡ê beginning
finale ¡ê genesis
finale ¡ê inception
finale ¡ê initiation
finale ¡ê open scene
finale ¡ê origin
finale ¡ê prologue
finale ¡ê rise
finale ¡ê root
finale ¡ê source
finale ¡ê start
2165
finch
n. µÇ»õ·ù
: any of numerous songbirds having a short stout usually conical bill adapted for crushing seeds
finch : bird :: arboretum : tree
finch : bird :: eagle : bird
finch : bird :: lizard : reptile
2166
find impenetrable
¹Þ¾Æµé¿©ÁöÁö ¾Ê´Ù, ºÒ°¡ÇØÇÑ,Çì¾Æ¸±¼ö ¾ø´Â
fathom ¡ê find impenetrable
2167
finesse
n. ¼Ø¾¾/¼úÃ¥
: skillful handling of a situation : adroit maneuvering
gauche : finesse :: spontaneous : planning
finesse ¡ê heavy-handedness
finesse ¡ê ineptitude
2168
finicky
adj. ¸÷½Ã ±î´Ù·Î¿î
: extremely or excessively nice, exacting, or meticulous in taste or standards
finicky : quality :: prudish : propriety
humorous : wry :: fluent : glib {meticulous : finicky} ´Â ´ä¾Æ´Ô!
meticulous : finicky :: fluent : glib
2169
firm
v/a. ±»Àº/¾ÈÁ¤µÇ´Ù
firm : intransigent :: concerned : obsessed (<)
firm : ironclad :: full : jammed (=)
firm : ironclad :: smart : brilliant
firm : obdurate :: energetic : frenetic (<)
firm : obdurate :: frugal : penurious
firm : obstinate :: energetic : frenetic
firm : obstinate :: supple : spineless
firmness : obduracy :: flexibility : spinelessness
firmness : obdurate :: carefulness : meticulous
firmness : obdurate :: flexibility : spineless
firmness : obstinacy :: supple : spineless
flaccid : firmness :: durable : wear
firm ¡ê decrepit
firm ¡ê insubstantial
firm ¡ê limp
firmness ¡ê flaccidity
2170
firmly grounded
È®°íÇÏ°Ô ±Ù°Å¸¦ µÐ
precarious ¡ê firmly grounded
2171
firmness
n. °ß°í
firmness : obduracy :: flexibility : spinelessness
firmness : obdurate :: carefulness : meticulous
firmness : obdurate :: flexibility : spineless
firmness : obstinacy :: supple : spineless
flaccid : firmness :: durable : wear
firmness ¡ê flaccidity
firmness ¡ê unsubstantial
2172
first-handed
adj. Á÷Á¢ÀÇ(direct)
first-handed ¡ê vicarious
2173
fixation
n. °íÂø
fixation ¡ê vagary
2174
fixed
adj. °íÁ¤µÈ
fixed ¡ê mobile
fixed ¡ê vagarious
fixed ¡ê vagrant
fixed ¡ê vague
variance ¡ê quantity with a fixed value
2175
flaccid
adj. Ãà ´Ã¾îÁø/¿¬¾àÇÑ
: not firm or stiff
flaccid : firmness :: durable : wear
flaccidity ¡ê firmness
2176
flaccidity
n. ¿¬¾àÇÔ
flaccidity ¡ê firmness
2177
flag
v/n. ÆǼ®/½Ãµé´Ù
flag : country :: trademark : company
flag : symbol :: harbinger : predicts
flag : vigor :: waver : resolution
banner : flag :: incantation : utterance
flag ¡ê wax
flagging ¡ê thriving
flagging ¡ê vibrant
unflagging ¡ê fading
2178
flagging
adj. Ãà ´Ã¾îÁø/¼èÅðÇÏ´Â
flag ¡ê wax
flagging ¡ê thriving
flagging ¡ê vibrant
unflagging ¡ê fading
2179
flake
n. ¾ãÀº Á¶°¢
flake ¡ê chunk
2180
flam
n. °ÅÁþ/»ç±â
: a lie or hoax
flam ¡ê true story
2181
flamboyant
adj. È­·ÁÇÑ/Çö¶õÇÑ
: marked by or given to strikingly elaborate or colorful display or behavior
flamboyant : reserve :: furtive : openness
flamboyant ¡ê natural 2¼øÀ§
flamboyant ¡ê subdued 1¼øÀ§
flamboyant ¡ê understated 1¼øÀ§
2182
flange
n. °¡ÀåÀÚ¸®/ºÒ·èÇÑ Å׵θ®
: a projecting edge of cloth used for decoration on clothing
2183
flannel
n. Çöõ³Ú õ
: outer garments of flannel
flannel : cloth :: linen : fabric
2184
flat
adj. ¸À¾ø´Â/±èºüÁø
spatula : flat :: scoop : concave
flat ¡ê piquant
effervesce ¡ê be flat
emboss ¡ê flatten out
2185
flatten out
(µÎµå·Á) Æì´Ù
emboss ¡ê flatten out
2186
flatter
v. ¾Æ÷ÇÏ´Ù
: to praise excessively especially from motives of self-interest
flatter : appreciate :: malinger : ail
flatter : praise :: loquacious : talkative
toady : flatter :: sycophant : flatter
adulate : flatter :: fulminate : criticize (>)
adulate : flatter :: scorn : reject (>)
sycophant : flatter :: toady : flatter
flattering : infatuation :: sabbatical : leave
flattery : ingratiating :: camouflage : deception
flattery : praise :: hubris : pride
flattery : praise :: loquaciousness : talkativeness (>)
compliment : flattery :: deference : subservience
obsequious : flattery :: querulous : complaint
sycophant : flatter :: recidivist : relapse
sycophant : flattery :: extortionist : intimidation
sycophant : flattery :: querulous : complain
sycophant : flattery :: rival : competition
sycophantic : flattery :: querulous : complaint
flatter ¡ê castigate
flatter ¡ê excoriate
flattering ¡ê calumnious
flattering ¡ê invective
flattery ¡ê aspersion
flattery ¡ê invective
2187
flattering
adj. ¾ÆºÎ[¾Æ÷]ÇÏ´Â
flattering : infatuation :: sabbatical : leave
flattering ¡ê calumnious
flattering ¡ê invective
2188
flattery
n. ¾Æ÷
flattery : ingratiating :: camouflage : deception
flattery : praise :: hubris : pride
flattery : praise :: loquaciousness : talkativeness (>)
compliment : flattery :: deference : subservience
obsequious : flattery :: querulous : complaint
sycophant : flattery :: extortionist : intimidation
sycophant : flattery :: querulous : complain
sycophant : flattery :: rival : competition
sycophantic : flattery :: querulous : complaint
flattery ¡ê aspersion
flattery ¡ê execration
flattery ¡ê imperiousness
flattery ¡ê invective
2189
flaw
n. Èì
: a defect in physical structure or form
foible : flaw :: miff : quarrel
foible : flaw :: quibble : objection
glitch : flaw :: peccadillo : error
glitch : flaw :: peccadillo : offense
glitch : flaw :: peccadillo : sin
immaculate : flaw :: ingenuous : guile
impeccable : flaw :: boundless : limit
impeccable : flaw :: indolent : stir
impeccable : flaw :: ingenuous : guile (¡ê)
impeccable : flaw :: keen : obtuse
impeccable : flaw :: perfection : error
impeccable : flaw :: restive : calmness (¡ê)
impeccable : flaw :: sterile : bacteria
impeccable : flaw :: sterile : germ
blemish : flawless :: anomaly : paradigmatic (¡ê)
blemish : flawless :: guile : artless (¡ê)
mar : flawless :: burnish : dull
2190
flax
n. ¾Æ¸¶ ¼¶À¯
flax : linen :: clay : porcelain
2191
fledge
v. ±êÅÐÀÌ ³ª´Ù/µ¶¸³ÇÒ ¸¸Å­ ÄÇ´Ù
: to acquire the feathers necessary for flight or independent activity
fledge ¡ê molt
fledging ¡ê mature
fledging ¡ê molt
full-fledged ¡ê defective
2192
fledging
adj. ¾Ö¼ÛÀÌÀÇ
fledging ¡ê mature
fledging ¡ê molt
2193
fledgling
n. ÇÞº´¾Æ¸®/Dz³»±â
inexperienced or immature
fledgling ¡ê experienced practitioner
fledgling ¡ê maturity
fledgling ¡ê molt
2194
flee
v. µµ¸ÁÄ¡´Ù
flee ¡ê plodding Ç°»çºÒÀÏÄ¡
2195
fleeting
adj. ¼ø½Ä°£ÀÇ
: passing swiftly
fleeting : move :: meteoric : rise
fleeting : pass :: meteoric : rise
fleeting ¡ê lingering
fleeting ¡ê perennial
2196
flexibility
n. À¯¿¬¼º/À¶Å뼺/±¼Àý·ü
flexibility : spineless :: firmness : obdurate
flexibility : spinelessness :: courage : daredevilry (<)
flexibility : spinelessness :: courage : foolhardiness
flexibility : spinelessness :: firmness : obduracy
flexibility : spinelessness :: harassment : disturbance
adamant : flexibility :: refractory : control (¡ê)
hidebound : flexibility :: carefree : responsibility
limber : flexibility :: spindly : frailty (=)
mulish : flexibility :: despicable : value
ossification : flexibility :: depreciation : value
pliant : flexibility :: static : immobility
recalcitrance : flexibility :: incongruent : conform
flexibility ¡ê adamant
flexibility ¡ê calcification
2197
flexible
adj. ³ª±ß³ª±ßÇÑ
: yielding to influence
: characterized by a ready capability to adapt to new, different, or changing requirements
ossification : flexible :: depreciation : value
pliable : inflexible :: static : movable
pliable : inflexible :: static : move
pliable : inflexible :: static : moving (¡ê)
flexibility : spineless :: firmness : obdurate
flexibility : spinelessness :: courage : daredevilry (<)
flexibility : spinelessness :: courage : foolhardiness
flexibility : spinelessness :: firmness : obduracy
flexibility : spinelessness :: harassment : disturbance
adamant : flexibility :: refractory : control (¡ê)
hidebound : flexibility :: carefree : responsibility
limber : flexibility :: spindly : frailty (=)
mulish : flexibility :: despicable : value
mulish : flexible :: despicable : value
ossification : flexibility :: depreciation : value
pliant : flexibility :: static : immobility
recalcitrance : flexibility :: incongruent : conform
calcify ¡ê make more flexible
flexibility ¡ê adamant
flexibility ¡ê calcification
flexible ¡ê adamant
flexible ¡ê mulish
flexible ¡ê obdurate
2198
flighty
adj. º¯´ö½º·¯¿î
flighty ¡ê sedate
2199
flinch
v. ¿òÂñÇÏ´Ù/µÚ·Î ¹°·Á »ï°¡´Ù
: to start or wince involuntarily, as from surprise or pain
: to recoil, as from something unpleasant or difficult
flinch : fear :: grimace : pain
grisly : flinch :: droll : laugh
startle : flinch :: solicitude : concern
flinch ¡ê nestle
flinch ¡ê stoic
unflinching ¡ê timorous
2200
flint
n. ºÎ½Ëµ¹
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