20. To relinquish is to abandon the : To resign is to formally return thing which has been or give up an office, to possessed, or the object of submit, to acquiesce, to pursuit abdicate 21. Shrewd means artful, malicious, : Sagacious means one of keen cunning, of less dignity than penetration and judgment, one sagacious with a comprehensive as well a penetrating mind 22. Dormant means sleeping, not in : Quiescent means resting, in a action state of repose 23. Reconstruction means to form : Rehabilitation means to invest anew again with some right or dignity means to build over again deals more largely with deals largely with material things mental and spiritual things 24. Reparation means restoration, : Indemnity means immunity from renewing, repairing damage loss or damage done remuneration for injury has more of the idea of has more of the idea of replacing things paying for things destroyed destroyed _MENTIMETER NO. 16_: Naming Opposites. Except in special cases indicated below, no credit should be allowed for adding “not” or “un” or any other negative prefix to the printed word. An entirely different word should be used as the opposite of the printed word. Those words printed in parentheses in the following list should not be given credit as being satisfactory opposites. Words not printed below but as satisfactory opposites as those printed should be given full credit, while words as unsatisfactory as those printed in parentheses should not be given credit. 1. bad, poor (not good) 2. poor, needy, indigent 3. big, large, great (tall) 4. old, ancient 5. easy, soft 6. light (white) 7. clean, pure 8. well, healthy 9. south 10. full, filled 11. pull 12. right, correct 13. end, ending 14. wide 15. evening, afternoon (night) 16. somewhere, everywhere 17. fresh 18. idle 19. to sink (to swim) 20. rough, ragged 21. tame, domestic 22. weakness 23. guilty 24. ignorance, stupidity 25. negative, uncertain 26. superior 27. modern, new 28. cause 29. generous, liberal 30. concrete, specific 31. justice, impartiality 32. dilatory, sluggish 33. extravagant, wasteful, uneconomical 34. genuine, real 35. depression, melancholy 36. delay, impede, hamper 37. confident, bold, immodest 38. heterogeneous 39. cowardly, irresolute, fearful 40. slanderous, scurrilous, vilifying