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2601
hinder
v. ¹æÇØÇÏ´Ù
cumbersome : hinder
::
palliative : mitigate
hinder
¡ê
further
abet
¡ê
hinder stymie
2602
hinder stymie
¹æÇØÇÏ´Ù/°ï°æ¿¡ ¸ô¾Æ³Ö´Ù
abet
¡ê
hinder stymie
2603
hinge
n. (¹® µîÀÇ)°æø
2604
hint
n. ¾Ï½Ã
hint : suggestion
::
nuance : distinction
(<)
2605
hire
v/n. °í¿ëÇÏ´Ù/°í¿ë
hire
¡ê
discharge
2606
histrionic
adj. ¹è¿ìÀÇ/²Ù¹Î µíÇÑ
: of or relating to actors, acting, or the theater
: deliberately affected
histrionic : actor
::
pedantic : scholar
2607
hitch
v. (°¥°í¸® µîÀ») °É´Ù/¸Å´Ù
2608
hive
n. ºÏ»õÅëÀÎ °÷
: a place swarming with activity
active : hive
::
tumultuous : bedlam
2609
hoard
v. ÀúÀåÇÏ´Ù
: a supply or fund stored up and often hidden away
cache : hoard
::
summit : inaccessible
miser : hoard
::
dandy : preen
miser : hoard
::
malingerer : shirk
miser : hoard
::
pundit : opine
miser : hoard
::
pundit : opinion
miser : hoard
::
shirk : malinger
miser : hoard
::
sycophant : fawn
miserly : hoard
::
indolent : shirk
save : hoard
::
wait : lurk
hoard
¡ê
lavish
hoard
¡ê
squander
2610
hoarse
adj. ¸ñ½®
hoarse
¡ê
honeyed
hoarse
¡ê
mellifluent
hoarse
¡ê
smooth
2611
hoary
adj. ¾ÆÁÖ ¿À·¡µÈ
: extremely old
hoary : old
::
hilarious : funny
(>)
hoary : old
::
saturated : wet
2612
hoax
n. ¼Ó¿©¸Ô±â
: an act intended to trick or dupe
: something accepted or established by fraud or fabrication
hoax : deceive
::
filibuster : delay
hoax : fraudulence
::
paragon : excellence
hoax : fraudulent
::
paragon : excellent
2613
hodgepodge
n. µÚ¹ü¹÷
: a mixture of dissimilar ingredients
hodgepodge : uniformity
::
cliche : original
(¡ê)
hodgepodge : uniformity
::
cliche : originality
(¡ê)
items : hodgepodge
::
people : rabble
rioter : hodgepodge
::
illuminator : instruction
rioter : hodgepodge
::
interpreter : translation
2614
homage
n. Á¸°æ
: expression of high regard
laud : homage
::
counsel : advice
(<)
homage
¡ê
disrespect
2615
homeliness
adj. ²Ù¹Ò ¾øÀ½
homeliness
¡ê
pulchritude
2616
homily
n. ¼³±³/ÈÆ°è
: a lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme
homily : lecture
::
parable : story
2617
homogeneous
adj. µ¿Á¾ÀÇ
a uniform ; made entirely of one thing
2618
homogenize
v. ±ÕÁúÀÌ µÇ°Ô ÇÏ´Ù
: to blend (diverse elements) into a uniform mixture
homogenize : uniform
::
putrefaction : rotten
homogenize
¡ê
motley
Ç°»çºÒÀÏÄ¡
homogenize
¡ê
stratify
2619
homogenous
adj. ±ÕÁúÀÇ
homogenous
¡ê
mottled
2620
hone
v. ¼ýµ¹·Î °¥´Ù
: to make more acute, intense, or effective
hone
¡ê
blunt
2621
honest
a/n. Á¤Á÷ÇÑ/¹ÏÀ» ¸¸ÇÑ »ç¶÷
honest : deceive
::
craven : confront
honest : swindle
::
implacable : compromise
honest : theft
::
callow : maturity
(¡ê)
honest : theft
::
frank : secretiveness
ingenuous : honest
::
postulate : presumption
ruse : honest
::
:
honesty : duplicity
::
impromptu : rehearsal
(¡ê)
honesty : guilt
::
extemporization : rehearsal
(¡ê)
honesty : guilt
::
extemporize : rehearsal
liar : honesty
::
bigot : tolerance
dissemble : honesty
::
snub : politeness
dishonest : integrity
::
disaffected : contentment
hyperbole : dishonest
::
pontificate : dogmatic
honest
¡ê
hypocritical
honest
¡ê
mendacious
honest
¡ê
secretiveness
chicanery
¡ê
honest dealing
quack
¡ê
honest practitioner
dissemble
¡ê
behave honestly
honesty
¡ê
improbity
honesty
¡ê
mendacity
2622
honest dealing
Á¤Á÷ÇÑ Åµµ
chicanery
¡ê
honest dealing
2623
honest practitioner
Á¤Á÷ÇÑ °³¾÷ÀÚ(ƯÈ÷ °³¾÷ÀÇ(ì¢).º¯È£»ç,ÀÇ»ç µûÀ§)
quack
¡ê
honest practitioner
2624
honesty
n. Á¤Á÷
honesty : duplicity
::
impromptu : rehearsal
(¡ê)
honesty : guilt
::
extemporization : rehearsal
(¡ê)
honesty : guilt
::
extemporize : rehearsal
dissemble : honesty
::
snub : politeness
liar : honesty
::
bigot : tolerance
honesty
¡ê
improbity
honesty
¡ê
mendacity
2625
honeyed
adj. ´ÞÄÞÇÑ
honeyed
¡ê
hoarse
2626
honor
v. Á¸°æÇÏ´Ù
honors : student
::
trophy : contestant
medal : honor
::
blandishment : coax
honor
¡ê
besmirch
honor
¡ê
denigrate
honor
¡ê
ignominy
honor
¡ê
sordid
honor
¡ê
vilify
ignominy
¡ê
honor active
honorable
¡ê
ignominious
honorable
¡ê
sordid
dishonor
¡ê
venerate
dishonor
¡ê
veneration
2627
honor active
¸í¿¹ È°µ¿
ignominy
¡ê
honor active
2628
honorable
adj. ¸í¿¹·Î¿î
honorable
¡ê
ignominious
honorable
¡ê
sordid
2629
honorarium
n. »ç·Ê±Ý
: a payment given to a professional person for services for which fees are not legally or traditionally required
honorarium : grateful
::
amenity : comfortable
2630
hoodwink
v. ¼ÓÀÌ´Ù
hoodwink
¡ê
disabuse
2631
hopeless
adj. Èñ¸Á ¾ø´Â
hopeless
¡ê
sanguine
2632
horizontal
adj. ¼öÆòÀÇ
horizontal
¡ê
plumb
2633
horn
n. »Ô ÇǸ®
: a wind instrument used in a jazz band
horn : blow
::
harp : pluck
trumpet : horn
::
tambourine : drum
2634
hortative
adj. ±Ç°íÀûÀÎ
: giving exhortation
hortative : encourage
::
exculpatory : absolve
(=)
hortative : encourage
::
motivational : stir
hortative : urge
::
didactic : teach
2635
horticulture
n. ¿ø¿¹ÇÐ
flower : horticulture
::
tree : forestry
2636
hostility
n. ÀûÀÇ
hostility
¡ê
friendship
propitiate
¡ê
arouse hostility
2637
hovel
n. ¿ÀµÎ¸·Áý
palatial : hovel
::
bucolic : city
palatial : hovel
::
bucolic : cosmopolitan
palatial : hovel
::
bucolic : metropolis
2638
hub
n. Áß½É
: the central part of a circular object (as a wheel or propeller)
spoke : hub
::
radius : center
2639
hubris
n. ±³¸¸
: exaggerated pride or self-confidence
hubris : pride
::
flattery : praise
hubris : pride
::
hesitation : reluctance
hubris : pride
::
parsimony : frugality
(>)
hubris : proud
::
parsimony : frugal
hubris : self-confidence
::
parsimony : frugality
(>)
self-confidence : hubris
::
parsimonious : frugal
hubris
¡ê
humility
2640
hulking
adj. ºÎÇÇ°¡ Å«
hulking
¡ê
ethereal
hulking
¡ê
gossamer
hulking
¡ê
lively
2641
humanitarian
n. ¹Ú¾Ö°¡
: a person promoting human welfare and social reform
2642
humble
adj. °â¼ÕÇÑ
: ranking low in a hierarchy or scale
: not costly or luxurious
arrogant : humble
::
intentional : accidental
(¡ê)
bumptious : humble
::
dour : tractable
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
dour : geniality
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
dour : tractable
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
impetuous : hesitation
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
impetuous : vacillation
(¡ê)
grandiose : humility
::
ephemeral : longevity
(¡ê)
supplicant : humility
::
adversary : resistance
humble
¡ê
brassy
humble
¡ê
bumptious
humble
¡ê
exalt
humble
¡ê
exalted
humble
¡ê
grandiose
humble
¡ê
imperious
humble
¡ê
pontifical
humble
¡ê
presumptuous
humble
¡ê
supercilious
humble
¡ê
vaunt
humbleness
¡ê
hauteur
humility
¡ê
hauteur
humility
¡ê
hubris
humility
¡ê
panache
humility
¡ê
shrew
humility
¡ê
shrewdness
humility
¡ê
superciliousness
2643
humbleness
n. °â¼Õ
bumptious : humbleness
::
dour : geniality
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
dour : tractable
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
impetuous : hesitation
(¡ê)
bumptious : humbleness
::
impetuous : vacillation
(¡ê)
humbleness
¡ê
hauteur
2644
humility
n. °â¼Õ
grandiose : humility
::
ephemeral : longevity
(¡ê)
supplicant : humility
::
adversary : resistance
humility
¡ê
hauteur
humility
¡ê
hubris
humility
¡ê
panache
humility
¡ê
shrew
humility
¡ê
shrewdness
humility
¡ê
superciliousness
2645
humor
v. ºñÀ§¸¦ ¸ÂÃß´Ù
: to comply with the wishes or ideas of
humor : mollycoddle
::
chide : pillory
(<)
comedian : humor
::
philanthropist : beneficence
humorist : amuse
::
gadfly : goad
humorous : wag
::
dissolute : libertine
humorous : wag
::
ludicrous : buffoon
humorous : wry
::
fluent : glib
{meticulous : finicky} ´Â ´ä¾Æ´Ô!
wag : humorous
::
dolt : stupid
humorous
¡ê
testy
good-humored
¡ê
testy
2646
humorous
adj. À¯¸Ó·¯½ºÇÑ/Àͻ콺·¯¿î
humorous : wag
::
dissolute : libertine
humorous : wag
::
ludicrous : buffoon
humorous : wry
::
fluent : glib
{meticulous : finicky} ´Â ´ä¾Æ´Ô!
wag : humorous
::
dolt : stupid
humorous
¡ê
testy
2647
hurdle
n/v. Àå¾Ö¹°/±Øº¹ÇÏ´Ù
: to overcome or deal with successfully
2648
hurl
v. ¼¼°Ô ´øÁö´Ù
: to throw down with violence
hurl : disgust
::
kiss : affection
hurl : disgust
::
scowl : displeasure
hurl : insult
::
exhortation : encourage
2649
hurricane
n. Ç㸮ÄÉÀÎ
hurricane : cyclone
::
snow : precipitation
storm : hurricane
::
fire : inferno
wind : hurricane
::
rain : deluge
(<)
2650
husband
v/n. ³²Æí/Àý¾àÇÏ´Ù
husbandry : dissipate
::
alacrity : procrastinate
(¡ê)
husband
¡ê
squander
husbandry
¡ê
prodigality
husbandry
¡ê
waste
2651
husbandry
n. Àý¾à
: the control or judicious use of resources
husbandry : dissipate
::
alacrity : procrastinate
(¡ê)
husband
¡ê
squander
husbandry
¡ê
prodigality
husbandry
¡ê
waste
2652
hush
v/n. Á¶¿ëÇÏ°Ô ÇÏ´Ù/ħ¹¬
hush
¡ê
din
2653
husk
n. Äá·ùÀÇ ²®Áú
: an outer layer
corn : husk
::
orange : rind
corn : husk
::
tooth : enamel
seed : husk
::
orange : rind
husk
¡ê
core
husk
¡ê
vital part
husky
¡ê
delicate
2654
husky
adj. ¸ñ¼Ò¸®°¡ ½®
husky
¡ê
delicate
2655
hustle
v/n. ¸÷½Ã ¼µÎ¸§/¹ÐÄ¡´Ù
hustle
¡ê
stillness
hustle
¡ê
tranquility
2656
hybrid
adj. ÀâÁ¾ÀÇ
: something heterogeneous in origin or composition
hybrid
¡ê
of unmixed extraction
hybrid
¡ê
purebred
2657
hydrate
v. ¼öÈ(â©ûú)½ÃÅ°´Ù[ÇÏ´Ù]
hydrate : water
::
aerate : oxygen
dehydrate : moisture
::
attenuate : power
dehydrate : moisture
::
descend : altitude
dehydrate : moisture
::
descent : altitude
dehydrate : moisture
::
desertification : vegetation
dehydrate : water
::
fade : brightening
dehydrate : water
::
fade : brightness
dehydrate : water
::
fatigue : repose
dehydrate : water
::
fatigue : rest
dehydrate : water
::
wither : vitality
dehydrate : water
::
wizen : vitality
dehydrate
¡ê
reconstitute
dehydrate
¡ê
saturate
dehydrate
¡ê
saturate with water
desiccate
¡ê
hydrate
2658
hymn
n. Âù¼Û°¡
: a song of praise or joy
hymn : praise
::
dirge : grief
hymn : praise
::
elegy : sorrow
hymn : praise
::
eulogy : admiration
2659
hyperbole
n. °úÀå¹ý
: a figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect
hyperbole : dishonest
::
pontificate : dogmatic
exaggerated : hyperbole
::
nonsensical : drivel
exaggerated : hyperbole
::
playful : banter
exaggerated : hyperbole
::
pompous : bombast
exaggerating : hyperbole
::
malicious : ill will
exaggeration : hyperbole
::
anger : tirade
exaggerative : hyperbole
::
bumptious : bombast
hyperbolic : exaggerate
::
aphoristic : terse
hyperbole
¡ê
understatement
hyperbolic
¡ê
factful
hyperbolic
¡ê
tactful
2660
hyperbolic
adj. °úÀå¹ýÀÇ
hyperbolic : exaggerate
::
aphoristic : terse
hyperbolic
¡ê
factful
hyperbolic
¡ê
tactful
2661
hypercritical
adj. ȤÆòÇÏ´Â/ÈìÀâ´Â
2662
hypnotic
adj/n. Ãָ鼺ÀÇ/ÃÖ¸éÁ¦
: tending to produce sleep
hypnotic
¡ê
bracing
hypnotic
¡ê
conscious
hypnotic
¡ê
stimulant
2663
hypocritical
adj. À§¼±ÀûÀÎ
: meticulously or excessively critical
sincerity : hypocritical
::
authenticity : fraudulent
(¡ê)
hypocritical
¡ê
honest
hypocritical
¡ê
ingenuous
2664
hypothetical
adj. °¡¼³ÀÇ
: of, relating to, or based on a hypothesis
hypothetical : proven
::
incipient : realized
hypothetical
¡ê
proven
2665
ichthyologist
n. ¾î·ùÇÐ
salmon : ichthyologist
::
chameleon : herpetologist
2666
icy
adj. ³Ã´ãÇÑ
icy
¡ê
torrid
2667
idiosyncratic
adj. ƯÀ¯ÀÇ
: characteristic peculiarity
2668
idolater
n. ¼þ¹èÀÚ
: a person that admires intensely and often blindly one that is not usually a subject of worship
idolater : reverent
::
dupe : credulous
reverent : idolater
::
trusting : dupe
2669
idyll
n. Àü¿ø
idyll
¡ê
experience fraught with tension
2670
ignite
v. Á¡ÈÇÏ´Ù
: to set afire
combustible : ignite
::
malleable : shape
ignite
¡ê
douse
ignite
¡ê
extinguish
ignite
¡ê
quench
2671
ignoble
adj. ¼ºÇ°ÀÌ Àú¿ÇÑ
ignoble
¡ê
eminent
ignoble
¡ê
lofty
2672
ignominious
adj. ¼öÄ¡½º·¯¿î
ignominious
¡ê
honorable
ignominious
¡ê
lofty
2673
ignominy
n. ºÒ¸í¿¹/Ä¡¿å
: deep personal humiliation and disgrace
ignominy
¡ê
eminence
ignominy
¡ê
esteem
ignominy
¡ê
glory
ignominy
¡ê
honor
ignominy
¡ê
honor active
ignominy
¡ê
respect
ignominious
¡ê
honorable
ignominious
¡ê
lofty
2674
ignorant
adj. ¹«ÁöÇÑ
: destitute of knowledge or education
ignorant : knowledge
::
amorphous : shape
ignorant : knowledge
::
metamorphous : shape
blatant : ignore
::
ambiguous : understand
disparage : ignore
::
scorn : reject
salient : ignore
::
incomprehensible : understand
salient : ignored
::
incomprehensive : understood
subtle : ignore
::
salient : observe
ignorant
¡ê
conversant
ignorant
¡ê
erudite
ignore
¡ê
hearken
2675
ignore
v. ¹«½ÃÇÏ´Ù
blatant : ignore
::
ambiguous : understand
disparage : ignore
::
scorn : reject
salient : ignore
::
incomprehensible : understand
salient : ignored
::
incomprehensive : understood
subtle : ignore
::
salient : observe
ignore
¡ê
hearken
2676
ill-bred
adj. ¹ö¸©¾øÀÌ ÀÚ¶õ
: badly brought up or showing bad upbringing
ill-bred : impolite
::
:
2677
ill-omened
a. ÈäÁ¶ÀÇ
ill-omened
¡ê
auspicious
2678
illiteracy
n. ¹®¸Í
: the quality or state of being illiterate; especially :inability to read or write
illiteracy : education
::
inequity : redistribution
illiteracy
¡ê
erudition
2679
illiterate
a/n. ¹«½ÄÇÑ/¹®¸ÍÀÚ
illiterate
¡ê
erudite
2680
illuminate
v. °è¸ùÇÏ´Ù
illuminate : darkness
::
educate : ignorance
lamp : illuminate
::
apron : protect
lamp : illuminate
::
apron : protected
illuminate
¡ê
obfuscate
2681
illuminati
n. ¿¹Áö¸¦ Å͵æÇÑ[ÀÚĪÇÏ´Â] »ç¶÷
: persons who are or who claim to be unusually enlightened
illuminati : instruct
::
interpreter : translate
illuminating : school
::
therapeutic : hospital
illumination : lamp
::
transportation : automobile
illumination : manuscript
::
frieze : building
flash : illumination
::
squall : commotion
lamp : illumination
::
stylus : engraving
lamp : illumination
::
stylus : mark
2682
illumination
n. Á¶¸í/°è¸ù/Àå½Ä ¶ì
: one of the decorative features used in the art of illuminating or in decorative lighting
illumination : lamp
::
transportation : automobile
illumination : manuscript
::
frieze : building
flash : illumination
::
squall : commotion
lamp : illumination
::
stylus : engraving
lamp : illumination
::
stylus : mark
illuminating : school
::
therapeutic : hospital
illuminate : darkness
::
educate : ignorance
lamp : illuminate
::
apron : protect
lamp : illuminate
::
apron : protected
illuminate
¡ê
obfuscate
2683
illusory
adj. Âø°¢À» ÀÏÀ¸Å°´Â
: based on or producing illusion
illusion : fantasy
::
nicety : precision
(=)
illusion : perception
::
cunning : truth
illusion : perception
::
gaffe : judgment
illusory : reality
::
specious : genuineness
mirage : illusory
::
maelstrom : turbulent
2684
illustrate
v. ¿¹ÁõÇÏ´Ù
: to provide with visual features intended to explain or decorate
illustrate : pictures
::
particularize : details
2685
imaginary
adj. »ó»óÀÇ/°¡»óÀÇ
imaginary
¡ê
prosaic
2686
imaginative
adj. »ó»óÀÇ
imaginative
¡ê
pedestrian
imaginative
¡ê
reportorial
2687
imbibe
v. ÂÞ~¿í µéÀÌÅ°´Ù
: to absorb or take in as if by drinking
thirsty : imbibe
::
exhausted : rest
2688
imbroglio
n. ³±¹/º¹ÀâÇÑ »óȲ
: an intricate or complicated situation (as in a drama or novel)
: a violently confused or bitterly complicated altercation
imbroglio
¡ê
harmony
2689
imitation
n. ¸ð¹æ
: the quality of an object in possessing some of the nature or attributes of a transcendent
exemplary : imitation
::
culpable : blame
exemplary : imitation
::
notable : attention
exemplary : imitation
::
redoubtable : regard
exemplary : imitation
::
reverent : deference
exemplary : imitation
::
specious : doubt
exemplary : imitation
::
venerable : reverence
exemplify : imitate
::
execrate : denounce
impostor : imitation
::
usurper : authentication
mock : imitate
::
taunt : challenge
paradigm : imitate
::
reverence : regard
paragon : imitate
::
reverence : regard
2690
immaculacy
n. û¼øÇÔ/¼ø°áÇÔ
immaculacy
¡ê
squalor
2691
immaculate
adj. Ƽ¾øÀÌ ±ú²ýÇÑ
: having no stain or blemish
: containing no flaw or error
immaculate : flaw
::
ingenuous : guile
immaculate
¡ê
squalid
immaculateness
¡ê
squalor
2692
immaculateness
n. û¼øÇÔ/¼ø°áÇÔ
immaculateness
¡ê
squalor
2693
immanent
adj. ³»ÀçÇÏ´Â
: remaining or operating within a domain of reality or realm of discourse
immanent
¡ê
explicit
immanent
¡ê
extrinsic
2694
immaterial
adj. Áß¿äÄ¡ ¾ÊÀº
: of no substantial consequence
immaterial : relevance
::
circuitous : directness
immaterial : relevance
::
peripheral : center
(¡ê)
immaterial : touch
::
infinite : exhaust
immaterial
¡ê
consequential
immaterial
¡ê
corporeal
immaterial
¡ê
pertinent
immaterial
¡ê
relevant
2695
immemorial
adj. ¸Õ ¿¾³¯ÀÇ
: extending or existing since beyond the reach of memory, record, or tradition
immemorial
¡ê
recent
2696
imminent
adj. ÀÏÃËÁï¹ßÀÇ
: ready to take place; especially : hanging threateningly over one\'s head
imminent
¡ê
distant
2697
immune
adj. ¸é¿ªÀÇ
: not susceptible or responsive; especially :having a high degree of resistance to a disease
vaccinating : immune
::
soporific : sleeping
vaccination : immune
::
buttress : strength
vaccination : immune
::
overexposure : jaded
inoculation : immunity
::
soporific : sleep
vaccinating : immunity
::
soporific : sleep
immunize : resist
::
fertilize : grow
immune
¡ê
having no resistance
immunity
¡ê
liability
immunity
¡ê
susceptibility
2698
immunity
n. ¸é¿ª
inoculation : immunity
::
soporific : sleep
vaccinating : immunity
::
soporific : sleep
immunity
¡ê
liability
immunity
¡ê
susceptibility
2699
immure
v. °¨±ÝÇÏ´Ù
: to enclose within or as if within walls
immure
¡ê
liberate
immure
¡ê
release
2700
immutable
adj. ºÒº¯ÀÇ
: not capable of or susceptible to change
immutable : altered
::
implacable : propitiated
(¡ê)
immutable : change
::
impenetrable : penetrate
immutable : change
::
transitory : endure
immutable : fervor
::
:
immutable : vary
::
precaries : stabilize
immutable
¡ê
labile
immutable
¡ê
variable
immutable
¡ê
vicissitudinous
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