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Smash

Verb, adjective and noun

EXAMPLE: Their plan smashed into a mountain side(Verb)

ANTONYMS: Make up, put up together, repair...

SYNONYMS: Fracture, break, destroy, crack....

Move so as to hit or collide with something with great force and impact/ Relating to a great sucess/ crash in several damage.

Straits

ANTONYMS: Wide, large,well being ...

SYNONYMS: Narrows, channel, difficulty ...

A narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water / A placer of limited spatial capacity, narrow or cramped

Ofen a position of difficulty, distress or need

Noun and adjective

TRAP

EXAMPLE: I suspect Mary may be walking into a trap considering retaliation.(Noun)

ANTONYMS: Free and liberate

SYNONYMS: Trick, stragem, device, catch...

A trick for catching a person by surprise /An unpleasant situation which it's difficult to scape/ A contrivance used for catching game or other animals as a mechanical device that springs shut suddenly.

Noun and verb

Crashing down

EXAMPLE: The glass crashed down to the floor=Verb

ANTONYMS:Calm down, defend...

SYNONYMS: Fall, collapse, precipitate, break down...

Break or fall to pieces with noise/ to move force or drive with violence and noise/ To collapse or fail suddenly.

Verb and adjective

Dire

adjective

Example: He was in dire need of help

ANTONYMS: Calm, placid, peaceful, optimistic...

SYNONYMS: Urgent, terrible,awfu, unfortunate...

indicating trouble disaster or urgent

Causing or involving great fear or suffering