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Synonyms and Antonyms: Disgrace

Honor. See Disgrace.

Hope, n.-expectation, trust, confidence, faith, reliance, belief, presumption. (Despair, desperation, despondency, dejection.) Hopeless-desperate, despairing, insoluble, broken-hearted, cureless, irremediable. (Hopeful, sanguine, buoyant.) Hot. See Cold.

However nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet, still, howbeit, maugre, but, at any rate, for all that, at the same time.

Humble. See Haughtiness and Haughty.

Humor (see Droll)-disposition, mood, temper, frame of mind, whim, drollery, pleasantry, wit, waggery, comicality.

Hunt-chase, pursue, dog, hound, prosecute, persecute, follow, seek, search, inquire after. (Eschew, avoid, shun, shy, give wide berth to, let alone.) Hurtful. See Harmless and Injurious.

Husbandry-farming, tillage, cultivation, culture, georgics, frugality, economy, thrift, parsimony.

Hypocrite-dissembler, quack, cheat, charlatan, impostor, pretender, humbug, knave, canter.

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