"Sophisticated person"

Synonyms:civilised, gentle, refined

"Sophisticated tools"

Synonyms:advanced

dirty or squalid

Synonyms:squalid, dirty

involving immoral or dishonest actions; dirty or unpleasant

"The movie revealed the sordid details of the scandal"

Synonyms:shoddy

moderate; economical

Synonyms:thrify, economical, frugal

using little of something

"Be sparing with the butter as there isn't much left"

occurring or done in brief, irregular bursts or intervals

Synonyms:irregular, intermittent, fitful

Antonyms:regular, continuous, consistent

a feeling of anger and disagreement

to make something neat, clean, or stylish in appearance

"He decided to spruce up his room by painting the walls"

(especially of an old person) active; lively

Synonyms:lively, energetic

Synonyms:cleverness, dexterity, quickness, sharpness

reject with disdain or contempt

Synonyms:refuse, decline, reject

extremely dirty, unpleasant, or poor

"The prison was squalid"

Synonyms:dirty, sordid, filthy

waste time or money is a reckless and foolish manner

"After years of squandering money, he doesn't have any money left now"

Synonyms:spendthrift, unthrift

Antonyms:thrift

Synonyms:wriggle, wiggle, writhe

(of a person or animal) unattractively thin and bony

Synonyms:skinny, thin, bony

stop or cause to stop making progress

Synonyms:obstruct, impede, hinder, hamper

loyal, reliable and hard-working

Synonyms:staunch, faithful, loyal, committed, devoted

distant and cold in manner; unfriendly

Synonyms:aloof, distant, remote, detached

(of a person or their work or qualities) excellent or valuable

Synonyms:excellent, splendid

Antonyms:atrocious

make (someone) unable to breathe properly; suffocate

Synonyms:suffocate, choke, asphyxiate

restrain or stop oneself acting on (an emotion)

Synonyms:suppress, restrain

born dead

"A stillborn baby"

(of a person) firm and determined

(of a person's body) heavily built

Antonyms:frail