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annexation

Main Entry:
annexation [an-ik-sey-shuhn, -ek-]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: adding, joining
Synonyms: addition, annexing, appropriation, attachment, grab, incorporation, increase, increment, merger, takeover
Antonyms: detachment, subtraction
Main Entry: conquest
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: defeat, victory
Synonyms: acquisition, annexation, appropriation, big win, clean sweep, conquering, coup, defeating, discomfiture, grand slam, invasion, killing*, occupation, overthrow, rout, routing, score, splash*, subdual, subjection, subjugation, success, takeover, triumph, vanquishment, win
Antonyms: failure, forfeit, loss, surrender, yielding
Main Entry: junction/juncture
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: link, connection
Synonyms: alliance, annexation, articulation, assemblage, attachment, bond, coalition, coherence, collocation, combination, combine, concatenation, concourse, concursion, confluence, conjugation, consolidation, convergence, coupling, crossing, crossroads, dovetail, elbow, gathering, gore, hinge, hookup, interface, intersection, joining, joint, knee, linking, meeting, miter, mortise, node, pivot, plug-in, reunion, seam, splice, terminal, tie-in, tie-up, union, weld
Main Entry: seizure
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: capture, taking
Synonyms: abduction, annexation, apprehension, arrest, bust, collar, commandeering, confiscation, drop, grab, grabbing, hook*, pinch*, seizing, snatch
Antonyms: letting go, liberation, release
Main Entry: theft
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: stealing
Synonyms: annexation, appropriation, break-in, burglary, caper, cheating, crime, defrauding, deprivation, embezzlement, extortion, filch, fleece, fraud, grab*, heist, holdup, hustle*, job*, larceny, lift*, looting, mugging, peculation, pilferage, pilfering, pillage, pinch*, piracy, plunder, purloining, racket, rapacity, rip-off, robbery, robbing, score*, shoplifting, snatch*, snitch, steal, stickup, swindle, swindling, swiping, thievery, thieving, touch*, vandalism
Antonyms: return
Main Entry: junction
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: connection
Synonyms: alliance, annexation, articulation, assemblage, attachment, bond, coalition, coherence, collocation, combination, combine, concatenation, concourse, concursion, confluence, conjugation, consolidation, convergence, coupling, crossing, crossroads, dovetail, elbow, gathering, gore, hinge, hookup, interface, intersection, joining, joint, juncture, knee, link, linking, meeting, miter, mortise, node, pivot, plug-in, reunion, seam, splice, terminal, tie-in, tie-up, union, weld
Notes: junction means the place where two or more things come together while juncture means an event that occurs at a critical time or point in time when a critical decision must be made
Main Entry: usurpation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: seizing something
Synonyms: abduction, annexation, apprehension, appropriation, arrest, arrogation, assumption, bust, collar, commandeering, confiscation, drop*, grab*, grabbing, hook*, pinch*, preemption, seizing, seizure, snatch
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Main Entry: addition
Part of Speech: noun
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Adjectives:
accessory, accrual, added, additional, additive, adjectitious, adscititious, anabatic, ascititious, ascriptitious, beblubbered, big, bigswoln, bloated, blowzy, bulbous, distended, dropsical, epactal, exaggerated, expanded, expansive, extra, fat, flabelliform, full-blown, full-formed, full-grown, gorbelly, gravid, hypertrophic, hypertrophied, increased, larger, obese, oedematous, on the increase, overgrown, patulous, phlogogenetic, pinguescent, planteric, pot-bellied, puffy, pulvinate, pursy, scaturient, subjunctive, sufflated, supervacaneous, supplement, supplemental, supplementary, suppletory, sway-bellied, swelling, swollen, tumid, turgescent, turgid, undiminished, wide-open, widespread, évasé
Main Entry: theft
Part of Speech: noun
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Adjectives:
backberend, burglarious, furacious, furtive, handhabend, kleptic, lestobiotic, light, predaceous, predal, predatorial, predatory, raptorial, reft, stolen, thieving, thievish
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