what is a "p" word antonym for loss?
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Payment\n\nMain Entry:   expense \nPart of Speech:   noun \nDefinition:   cost \nSynonyms:   amount, assessment, bite*, bottom line*, budget, capital, charge, consumption, debit, debt, decrement, deprivation, disbursement, duty, expenditure, forfeit, forfeiture, insurance, investment, liability, loan, loss, mortgage, nut, obligation, outdo*, outlay, output, overhead, payment, payroll, price, price tag, rate, responsibility, risk, sacrifice, spending, sum, surcharge, tariff, toll, upkeep, use, value, worth \nAntonyms:   payment \nNotes:   expenditure refers to an actual outlay of money or goods, whereas expense has a more general sense, a charge or cost of goods or property; we have expenses, but we make expenditures \nSource:   Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)\nCopyright © 2006 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved.\n* = informal or slang
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affair, air, airfare, armchair, aware, bare, bear, beware, blare, bugbear, care, carfare, chair, coheir, compare, cookware, corsair, cudbear, dare, day-care, declare, despair, eclair, elsewhere, ensnare, err, fair, faire, fanfare, fare, flair, flare, flatware, footwear, forbear, forebear, foreswear, forswear, foursquare, glare, glassware, hair, hardware, hare, heir, horsehair, impair, knitwear, lair, longhair, mare, menswear, midair, mohair, neckwear, nightmare, nightwear, nowhere, outwear, pair, pare, pear, plowshare, prayer, prepare, quare, rare, repair, scare, share, shorthair, snare, software, somewhere, spare, sportswear, square, stair, stare, stemware, stoneware, swear, tare, tear, their, there, they're, threadbare, tinware, unfair, voltaire, ware, warfare, wear, welfare, wheelchair, where, wirehair, zaire
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It is a book of synonyms, so I don't know of any one word that can replace it exactly but these are close:\n\nwordbook, repository, storehouse, treasury, lexicon, and dictionary.
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business\noccasion\nseparate\nmisspell\nconcur\ndescendant\nindependent\nrelevant\nvacuum\nlaughter
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1.Energetic Listless> antonym\n2. Cramped Commodious> Antonym\n3. Subvert Separate> not postitive on this one but i think they're synonym's\n4.Perfunctory Thorough> Synonym\n5.Subversive Filthy> synonym
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like \n\nlife without sole\nlove without rose\nwork without pay\nsong without music\ncomputer without mouse
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Word=drum&bluhm, brum, brumm, bum, chum, clum, come, crum, crumb, crumm, cum, drumm, dum, dumb, dumm, from, frum, glum, grum, gum, gumm, hum, humm, klumb, krum, krumm, krumme, kumm, lum, lumb, lumm, maam, mum, mumm, mumme, numb, pflum, plum, plumb, rum, schrum, schum, schumm, scum, shrum, shum, slum, some, strum, stum, stumm, sum, swum, thum, thumb, thumm, um, umm, yum
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I'm not sure what you mean by "nonexample and other forms," but an antonym for survivors would be "fatalities."\n\nEDIT: "Casualty" is used to refer to both killed and wounded, so it is not really an antonym for survivor.
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win, acquire, gain, obtain, secure, draw, take, catch, develop, reach, have, accept, learn, capture, conceive, deserve, access, achieve, attain, comtract, capture, given, learn, gain, know, aggravate, sire, produce, carry, stick, dispose, stimulate, stir, stir up, strike, sway, touch,   beget, breed, generate, procreate, produce, propagate , annoy, bother, bug, burn, exasperate, gall, irk, nettle, peeve, pique, provoke, put out, rile, try, upset, vex,annex, attain, bag, bring, bring in, build up, buy into, buy off, buy out, capture, chalk up, clean up, clear, come by, compass, cop, draw, earn, educe, effect, elicit, evoke, extort, extract, fetch, gain, glean, grab, have, hustle, inherit, land, lock up, make, net, obtain, parlay, pick up, procure, pull, rack up, realize, reap, receive, score, secure, snag, snap up, snowball, succeed to, take, wangle, win, be given, catch, contract, fall, get sick, receive, sicken, succumb, take, victim to, arrest, bag, beat, capture, catch, collar, defeat, grab, nail, occupy, overcome, overpower, prehend, secure, take, trap, vanquish, achieve, attain, become, come over, develop into, effect, go, grow, realize, run, turn, wax, acquire, catch, comprehend, fathom, figure out, follow, gain, hear, know, learn, look at, master, memorize, notice, perceive, pick up, receive, see, take in, work out, advance, blow in, come, come to, converge, draw near, land, make it, reach, show, show up, turn up.\n\nis that enough?
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em·pa·thy    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (mp-th)\nn. \n1. Identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings, and motives. See Synonyms at pity. \n2. The attribution of one's own feelings to an object. \n\n\nap·a·thy    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (p-th)\nn. \n1. Lack of interest or concern, especially regarding matters of general importance or appeal; indifference. \n2. Lack of emotion or feeling; impassiveness.
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happy, thanks, giving, nappy, nap, hat, tap, thing, gang,sap, yip, say, pay, think, thinks, things, gap, tank, tanks, thank, hit, hits, gangs, gaps, taps, pat, pats, pays, hats, givings, hay,yank,yanks,skip,skipping, thinking, paying, thanking, gaping, gay, tapping, has, hang, hangs, hanging, gnat, gnats,ping, van, vans, sing, sign, pip, pips,gays, painting, paintings, hash, past, sank, pint, ink, pints, inks, king, kings, nip, nips, than, tin, tins, thin, hip, hips, snap, pang, pangs\n\n 76 words
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anticlimactic\nappropriation\narachnophobia\nbackscratcher\nbeauteousness\nbelievability\nbelligerently\nbiodegradable\nblamelessness\nblasphemously\ncategorically\nconscientious\ndaguerreotype\ndaughterboard\ndecaffeinated\ndeceitfulness\ndecompression\ndeliciousness\ndemonstration\ndependability\ndisappearance\nexplosiveness\nfossilization\ngeometrically\nglobalization\nglorification\ngrammatically\ngranddaughter\ngravitational\ngroundbreaker\nhyperinflated\nilluminations\nillustrations\nincorruptible\nindividuality\nintentionally\nirresponsible\njurisprudence\njustification\nkaleidoscopic\nlackadaisical\nlepidopterist\nlethargically\nlexicographer\nloathsomeness\nlongiloquence\nMachiavellian\nmagnetosphere\nmagnification\nnefariousness\nneurotoxicity\nnitroglycerin\nnoninfectious\nobstructively\noverzealously\npaleobotanist\nparticipation\nperambulation\npurposelessly\nresplendently\nrubbernecking\nscintillating\nserendipitous\nsplendiferous\nstratocumulus\nunderstanding\nunintelligent\nunjustifiable
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problem\ninformation\nhypothosis\nexperiment\nrecording\nconclusion\n\njust remember pi herc (abbreviations) and it will be easy
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poo, fish, cheese, antidisestablishmentairienism, antidote, pie, extravagant
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Longing \nObserving \nVerifying \nEnjoying\n************\nLaughing \nOasis\nVoicelessly\nEnhanced\n*************\nLimited\nOptions\nVisualized\nExquisitely\n***************\nLoyalty\nOpeness\nValue\nEvident\n**************\nLoss\nObliterates\nVisceral\nEuphoria\n\nAs usual Patz, great question !
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Slammed\nPerved\ntipsy\nbombed
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I'm going to go with "c" on the first one.  To "succumb" means to lose to a force acting against.  To "overcome" means to conquer a force acting against.  Think of it like an illness.  If you succumb to cancer, you die.  If you overcome cancer, you live.  In this light, the words are antonyms, much like "bound" and "free".\n\nOn the second one, I'm going with "c" also.  "Entice" and "coax" are synonyms.  All options except "c" are antonyms of each other.