• ( adj. ) – implied, not stated outright

•Examples:

Synonyms:Unspoken, implicit,

inferred, implied

Antonyms:Bold, explicit, clear

tacittacit

• (adj.) – saying or doing the proper thing

•Examples:

Synonyms:Diplomatic, polite,

thoughtful. Considerate, judicious

Antonyms:Tactless, careless,

indiscreet, inconsierate

tactfultactful

• (verb) – to affect with something harmful; contaminate•Examples:

Synonyms:Spoil, dirty, infect,

disease, defile

Antonyms:Purify, clean

tainttaint

• (verb) – gradually decrease, grow smaller at one end; dwindle

•Examples:

Synonyms:Narrow, shrink, diminish

Antonyms:Increase, augment, boost

tapertaper

• (verb) – to moderate; to make less extreme•Examples:

Synonyms: moderate, mitigate,

soothe

Antonyms:Intensify, deepen,

strengthen

tempertemper

• (noun) – idea or belief

•Examples

Synonyms:Principle, theory,

precept

Antonyms:

tenettenet

• (adj.) – having to do with the earth

•Examples:

Synonyms:Earthly, worldly, global

Antonyms:

terrestrialterrestrial

• (noun) – one who studies religion

•Examples:

Synonyms:Scholar, philosophy

Antonyms:

Theologian Theologian

• (adj.) – not proven to be true; existing as only an idea

•Examples:

Synonyms:Hypothetical, imaginary,

notional, abstract

Antonyms:Concrete, definite, proven

Theoretical Theoretical

• (noun) – unproven theory; long research paper

•Examples:

Synonyms:Theory, proposal,

opinion

Antonyms:

thesisthesis