A
abounding with plenty
accord with nature
act with deliberation
adorn with beauty
afflict with ugliness
aflame with life
allied with economy
anticipate with delight
ascertain with exactness
attended with danger
B
beam with self-approval
behave with servility
big with fate
blinded with tears
blush with shame
branded with cowardice
bubbling with laughter
burn with indignation
C
cling with tenacity
clothe with authority
compatible with freedom
comply with tradition
conceal with difficulty
consistent with facts
covered with ignominy
crush with sorrow
D
deny with emphasis
depressed with fear
dispense with formality
distort with passion
E
echo with merriment
endow with intelligence
endued with faith [endued = provide with a quality; put on]
endure with fortitude
examine with curiosity
F
face with indifference
flushed with pride
fraught with peril
furious with indignation
G
glowing with delight
I
imbued with courage
incompatible with reason
inconsistent with beauty
inflamed with rage
inspired with patriotism
intoxicated with joy
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| Definition: | (noun) Any joyous diversion. |
| Synonyms: | celebration |
| Usage: | The whole town was filled with mirth and dance and festivity. |
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 Every artist makes himself born. It is very much harder than the other time, and longer.Willa Cather (1873-1947) Discuss |
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