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He showed great enthusiasm 'contrary to' what his supervisor had expected .
The condemned prisoner was given a 'reprieve'.
We had to 'put up' with the inconvenience .
I could barely 'make out' the traffic signs through the rain.
We kept notes of everything that 'transpired' at meeting .
BANKRUPT similar meaning
BARGAIN similar meaning
CAPTURE similar meaning
CONSUME similar meaning
ELEGANT similar meaning
EXHAUST opposite meaning
FRAUD opposite meaning
GRACIOUS opposite meaning