Synonyms and antonyms

Name: Synonyms and antonyms
Author: Edith B. Ordway

By Edith B. Ordway

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This reference compiles an alphabetical list of more than five thousand common headwords with corresponding synonyms and antonyms arranged so synonyms follow the leading word and antonyms follow the abbreviation Ant. Entries note parts of speech where necessary, sometimes grouping closely related terms with semicolons, and direct readers to root entries for prefixed forms. A brief preface outlines the compiler’s aims, sources consulted, and the conventions of abbreviation and ordering, facilitating efficient lookup and cross-referencing among related nouns, verbs, and adjectives.

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Edith B. Ordway

Edith B. Ordway was an American author known for her contributions to educational literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She wrote several notable works, including "Synonyms and Antonyms," which serves as a valuable resource for understanding language nuances. Her book "The Etiquette of To-day" reflects the social norms and expectations of her time, offering insights into the manners and customs of society. Additionally, "The Handbook of Conundrums" showcases her ability to engage readers with puzzles and wordplay, highlighting her versatility as a writer. Ordway's works continue to be of interest for those studying language and social etiquette.