Synonyms:exagerrate, embellish, overstate

Synonyms:deception

extreme fear, excitement, anger, etc. that cannot be controlled

Synonyms:frenzy, wildness, madness

unable to control behaviour due to extreme fear, excitement, anger, etc.

extremely funny

Synonyms:ludicrous, laughable, hilarious

a strange or unusual habit, way of behaving, or feature Idiosyncratic

full of uncertainty; doubtful

Synonyms:tentative, undecided

not honourable in character or purpose

Synonyms:dishonourable, unworthy, contemptible

lacking knowledge or awareness; uneducated or unsophisticated

Synonyms:uneducated, unknowledgeable

unattractive

Synonyms:ugly

a person of extremely low intelligence or lacking common sense

Synonyms:idiot, fool, moron, simpleton, dimwit

a confusing and complicated situation or misunderstanding

"The mix-up at the party created a real imbroglio"

Synonyms:complication, complexity

to fill something or someone with a particular feeling, quality, or idea

"His poetry is imbued with his love for nature"

Synonyms:instill, fill

existing or operating within; inherent

"Liberty, equality and fraternity are immanent in the constitution"

Synonyms:inherent, intrinsic, innate

(of God) present everywhere

Synonyms:pervade, permeate, omnipresent

about to happen

"The storm is imminent, so we should take cover now"

Synonyms:impending

impossible to travel along or over

"Heavy snow made the roads impassable"

Synonyms:blocked, closed, obstructed, impenetrable

in accordance with the highest standards; faultless

"Impeccable manners"

Synonyms:flawless, faultless, perfect

Synonyms:thwart, hinder, obstruct, hamper

a hinderance or obstruction in doing something

"The lack of funds is a serious impediment to research"

Synonyms:deterrent, hinderance, fetter

Antonyms:stimulus

with an attitude of authority and expecting obedience

Synonyms:rude, insolent, impolite

Synonyms:irrelevant, unsuitable, inapposite, inappropriate, immaterial, unrelated

Antonyms:pertinent