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class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">107 unmitigated, severe, 329 unmixed, pure, 296 unobtrusiveness, modesty, 244 unoccupied, idle, 208 " vacant, 363 unparalleled, rare, 300 unpolished, rustic, 321 unpolluted, pure, 296 unprecedented, rare, 300 unprejudiced, candid, 93 unpremeditated, extemporaneous, 163 unprofitable, vain, 364 unquestionable, real, 301 unreal, vain, 364 unreasonable, absurd, 11 unrelenting, severe, 329 unremitting, continual, 117 unreserved, candid, 93 unrighteousness, injustice, 220 " sin, 332 unruffled, calm, 91 unruly, restive, 314 unsatisfying, vain, 364 unselfishness, benevolence, 80 unserviceable, vain, 364 unsettle, displace, 135 unsettled, precarious, 282 unskilful, awkward, 70 unskilled, ignorant, 208 unsophisticated, candid, 93 " rustic, 321 unsoundness, disease, 134 unspiritual, brutish, 87 unspotted, pure, 296 unstable, precarious, 282 unstained, pure, 296 unsteady, precarious, 282 unsubstantial, vain, 364 unsuitable, incongruous, 214 unsullied, pure, 296 untainted, pure, 296 untamed, barbarous, 73 untarnished, pure, 296 untaught, ignorant, 208 " rustic, 321 untenanted, vacant, 363 untoward, perverse, 272 untrained, fierce, 171 untruth, deception, 123 untutored, ignorant, 208 unusual, queer, 287 " rare, 300 unvarying, continual, 117 unwavering, faithful, 165 unwholesome, pernicious, 270 unwilling, reluctant, 308 unyielding, severe, 329 " obstinate, 256 upbraid, reprove, 312 upbraiding, reproof, 311 uphold, abet, 4 " confirm, 114 " help, 195 " support, 348 uplifted, high, 198 upright, honest, 202 " innocent, 220 " pure, 296 uprightness, justice, 225 " virtue, 370 uproot, exterminate, 163 upshot, consequence, 116 upstart, new, 252 urbane, polite, 277 urge, influence, 217 " persuade, 271 " plead, 274 " quicken, 297 urge forward, promote, 291 urgency, necessity, 250 urge on, drive, 140 " promote, 291 " quicken, 297 usage, habit, 187 use, employ, 147 " exercise, 162 " habit, 187 " utility, 363 usefulness, profit, 288 " utility, 363 useless, vain, 364 use up, employ, 147 usual, 362 " general, 181 " normal, 253 usurp, assume, 61 utensil, tool, 358 utility, 363 " profit, 288 [562]utmost, end, n., 148 utter, speak, 339 utterance, remark, 308 " speech, 339 uttermost, end, n., 148 vacant, 363 " idle, 208 vacate, abandon, 1 " cancel, 92 vacillate, fluctuate, 173 vacuous, vacant, 363 vagary, fancy, 167 vain, 364 vainglory, pride, 286 valediction, farewell, 168 valedictory, farewell, 168 valiant, brave, 85 valor, prowess, 294 value, cherish, 104 " esteem, v., 156 " price, 285 " profit, 288 vanity, egotism, 145 " pride, 286 vanquish, beat, 75 " conquer, 115 vapid, vain, 364 variant, heterogeneous, 196 variation, change, 101 " difference, 131 variety, change, 101 " difference, 131 various, heterogeneous, 196 vary, change, 100 " fluctuate, 173 vast, large, 229 vaunt, ostentation, 259 vaunting, ostentation, 259 veer, change, 100 " fluctuate, 173 " wander, 371 vehemence, enthusiasm, 153 vehement, eager, 142 veil, hide, 197 " palliate, 261 venal, 365 venerable, old, 257 venerate, 366 " admire, 23 veneration, 366 vengeance, revenge, 316 venial, 367 venture, hazard, 194 venturesome, brave, 85 venturesomeness, temerity, 353 veracity, 367 verbal, 368 verbiage, circumlocution, 105 " diction, 130 verbose, garrulous, 181 verbosity, circumlocution, 105 verdant, rustic, 321 verge, boundary, 84 veritable, authentic, 67 " real, 301 verity, veracity, 367 vernacular, language, 228 verse, meter, 240 " poetry, 277 vestige, trace, 359 vestments, dress, 140 vesture, dress, 140 vex, affront, 24 vexation, anger, 44 " chagrin, 100 viands, food, 175 vibrate, shake, 330 vice, sin, 332 vicious, criminal, 120 " restive, 314 viciousness, sin, 332 vicissitude, change, n., 101 victimize, abuse, 12 victory, 369 victuals, food, 175 view, look, 234 vigilance, care, 94 vigilant, 369 " alert, 28 vigorous, active, 17 " healthy, 195 vile, brutish, 87 " criminal, 120 vilify, abuse, 12 " slander, 336 villainy, abomination, 7 vindicate, avenge, 69 vindication, apology, 51 " defense, 123 vinegarish, bitter, 81 violate, abuse, 12 violent, fierce, 171 virile, masculine, 237 virtue, 370 " justice, 225 virtuous, innocent, 220 " pure, 296 virtuousness, virtue, 370 virulence, acrimony, 15 virulent, bitter, 81 viscid, adhesive, 22 viscous, adhesive, 22 visible, evident, 159 " physical, 272 vision, dream, 139 visionary, fanciful, 167 " vain, 364 visit, avenge, 69 visitation, misfortune, 242 vitiate, defile, 124 vituperate, abuse, 12 vivacious, alive, 30 vocabulary, diction, 130 " language, 228 vocal, verbal, 368 vocation, business, 88 vociferate, call, 91 void, vacant, 363 voluntary, spontaneous, 340 vow, oath, 254 voyage, journey, 223 vulgar, the, mob, 243 vulgarism, slang, 336 vulgarity, slang, 336 wages, pay, 266 waggery, wit, 373 waggishness, wit, 373 wait, abide, 5 [563]wakeful, vigilant, 369 wander, 371 want, necessity, 250 " poverty, 279 warble, sing, 333 ward, shelter, 331 wariness, care, 94 warmth, enthusiasm, 153 warn, reprove, 312 warning, example, 160 warp, bend, 79 warrant, precedent, 282 wary, vigilant, 369 wash, cleanse, 107 waste, excess, 160 " vacant, 363 wastefulness, excess, 160 watch, look, 234 watch for, abide, 5 watchful, alert, 28 " vigilant, 369 watchfulness, care, 94 watch, on the, alert, 28 wave, shake, 330 waver, fluctuate, 173 " shake, 330 way, 372 " air, 27 " direction, 132 wayward, perverse, 272 weak, faint, 164 weapon, tool, 358 weapons, arms, 55 wearied, faint, 164 wear out, tire, 357 weary, tire, 357 wedded, addicted, 19 wedding, marriage, 236 wedlock, marriage, 236 weigh, deliberate, 125 weight, load, 233 welcome, delightful, 126 well, healthy, 195 well-behaved, polite, 277 well-bred, polite, 277 well-disposed, friendly, 178 well-mannered, polite, 277 well off, comfortable, 110 well-provided, comfortable, 110 well to do, comfortable, 110 whence, therefore, 355 wherefore, therefore, 355 while, time, 356 whim, fancy, 167 whimsical, queer, 297 whip, beat, 75 whit, particle, 264 whiten, bleach, 82 whitewash, bleach, 82 wholesome, healthy, 195 wicked, criminal, 120 wickedness, abomination, 7 " sin, 332 wide, large, 229 wide-awake, active, 17 " alert, 28 " vigilant, 369 widen, amplify, 43 wild, absurd, 11 " fierce, 171 wile, artifice, 58 " pretense, 283 wilful, perverse, 272 willing, spontaneous, 340 win, allure, 37 " attain, 64 " conquer, 115 " get, 183 " succeed, 346 wind up, end, v., 148 winning, amiable, 42 " charming, 103 win over, persuade, 271 winsome, amiable, 42 wipe, cleanse, 107 wipe out, exterminate, 163 wisdom, 372 " knowledge, 227 " prudence, 294 wise, sagacious, 322 wish, desire, 128 wit, 373 with, by, 89 withal, also, 37 withdraw, abstract, 10 withdraw from, abandon, 1 wither, die, 130 withhold, keep, 226 " restrain, 315 without delay, immediately, 211 without end, eternal, 157 witness, avow, 69 " testimony, 355 witticism, wit, 373 wo, grief, 187 " pain, 261 woful, pitiful, 273 womanish, feminine, 169 womanly, feminine, 169 wonder, admire, 23 " amazement, 39 wont, habit, 187 wonted, usual, 362 woo, address, v., 19 word, term, 354 wordiness, circumlocution, 105 wording, diction, 130 work, 374 " act, 16 " business, 88 workman, artist, 58 work out, do, 135 worn, faint, 164 worn down, faint, 164 worn out, faint, 164 worry, anxiety, 49 " care, 94 worship, religion, 307 worst, beat, 75 " conquer, 115 worth, price, 285 " virtue, 370 worthiness, virtue, 370 worthless, vain, 364 worthy, becoming, 77 wound, affront, 24 wrangle, reason, v., 302 wrath, anger, 44 [564]wretched, pitiful, 273 writing, metrical, poetry, 277 writings, literature, 233 wrong, v., abuse, 12 wrong, a., criminal, 120 wrong, n., injury, 219 " injustice, 220 " sin, 332 wrong-doing, sin, 332 yearning, eager, 142 yell, call, 91 yet, 374 " but, 89 " notwithstanding, conj., 254 yield, allow, 35 " bend, 79 " harvest, 192 " surrender, 349 yielding, docile, 136 young, new, 252 " youthful,
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