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Synonyms and Antonyms: Gleam

Glimmer. See Gleam.

Glimpse-peep, glance, glint, look, view, flash, gleam. Glitter-(see Gleam)-glisten, glister. radiate.

Gloom-darkness, murk, gloaming, dusk, obscurity, twilight, eclipse, sadness, moroseness. (Radiance, effulgence, brightness, cheerfulness, mirth, joyfulness.) Gloomy-lowering, lurid, dim, dusky, dun, sad, glum, overcast, muggy. (Bright, radiant, joyous.) Glorify-honor, magnify, celebrate, exalt, bless, praise, laud. (Degrade, dishonor, discredit, demean, debase.) Glorious-illustrious, splendid, brilliant, radiant, famous, renowned, noble, exalted. (Mean, shabby, disreputable, infamous, obscure, base, paltry.). Glory-honor, fame, pomp, splendor, grandeur, renown. (Shame, odium, ignominy, degradation, derision, contempt.) Glut, v.-stuff, cram, gorge, cloy, satiate, amass, swallow, sate. (Vomit, empty, evacuate, exhaust, clean out, purge.) Go-depart, proceed, move, budge, stir, leave, march, walk, set out. (Come, arrive, wait, stay, enter, return.) God-Creator, Maker, Father, First Cause, Omnipotence, Omniscience, Almighty, Jehovah, Supreme, Absolute, Eternal, I Am that I Am, The Infinite, Providence, Ruler of all. (Creature, creation, subject, conditioned, finite, limited.) Godly-divine, spiritual, holy, religious, pious, devout, righteous, just, upright. (Profane, earthly, wicked, accursed, sinful.) Good, n. See Benefit. adj.-(see Bad)-virtuous, meritorious, serviceable, deserving, worthy, moral, right, well-intentioned, sterling. (Useless, unprofitable, vicious, depraved, sinful.) Gorge. See Glut.

Gorgeous-rich, showy, superb, grand, magnificent, splendid, glittering, garish. (Plain, simple, homely, inornate, flat, dull, sombre, pale, bald.) Govern (see Enjoin)-command, control, preside, rule, reign, head, regulate. Government (see Command)-direction, legislation, regulation, guidance, supervision, administration, sway. (Subjection, obedience, submission.) Graceful-(see Becoming)-proportioned, symmetrical, proper, elegant. (Awkward, loutish, ungainly, clumsy.) Gracious-merciful, kind, condescending, courteous, complaisant, affable. (Churlish, crabbed, surly, gruff, brusque.) Gradual-progressive, consecutive, serial, successive, leisurely. (Sudden, instant, immediate.) Grand-(see Gorgeous)-majestic, stately, dignified, lofty, superb, sublime. (Mean, low, shabby.) Grant, v. See Give. п.

See Gift.

Graphic-picturesque, pictorial, expressive, illustrative, lucid, telling, vivid. (Occult, abstruse, recondite, mystical.) Grasp-catch, seize, grip, snap, snatch, gripe, clasp, grapple, clench. (Drop, reject, avoid.) Grateful (see Agreeable) - comforting, genial, welcome, thankful. (Distasteful, harsh, tiresome, ingrate.) Gratification. See Enjoyment.

Grave, adj. serious, solemn, thoughtful, sedate, demure, sombre, triste. (Lively, brisk, romping, giddy.) -n.-sepulchre, tomb, vault, mausoleum, necropolis, cemetery, burial-place. Great-(see Grand)-capital, signal, serious.

Greediness (see Avaricious and Covetousness) avidity, cupidity, voracity. (Apathy, phlegm, indifference.) Grief-concern, sorrow, distress, affliction, woe, bitterness. (Happiness, bliss, felicity, joy.) Grieve-mourn, lament, pine, droop, languish.

Grievous-painful, afflicting, woeful, sorrowful, distressing. (Joyous, merry, gladsome.) Grind crush, oppress, harrass, afflict, exploit, maltreat. (Comfort, relieve, solace, succor.) Grisly-(see Ghastly)-ugly, hideous, grim, squalid, haggard. (Sweet, comely, amiable, pleasant.) Gross-(see Coarse)-unseemly, offensive, shameful, indelicate. (Delicate, refined, chaste, pure.) Group-cluster, batch, lot, set, pack, bunch, parcel, class. Grovel-crawl, cringe, crouch, truckle, bow, stoop, sneak. (Bully, hector, domineer, snub, browbeat.) Grow-(see Develop)-increase, vegetate. (Decay, shrink.) Growl, v. bellow, yap, yarr, yawl, snarl, howl, yelp, bark, complain. Grudge, n.-(see Aversion) - pique, dudgeon, spleen, acrimony, malice, rancor, spite. (Fondness, doatingness, partiality.) Gruff-(see Gracious)-blunt, rude, rugged, bearish, surly. (Courteous, urbane, polite, polished.) Guile. See Deceit.