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McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book

by Alexander H. McGuffey

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Lesson 201

The words opposite one another in the lines have nearly the same meaning, and are called Synonyms.

au’thor izecom mis’sionem pow’er
ap par’entob’vi ousev’i dent
ac cord’antcon’so nanta gree’ing
de port’mentde mean’orbe hav’ior
di dac’ticpre cep’tivein struc’ive
fla gi’tiousa tro’ciousout ra’geous
ad her’entpar’ti sanfol’low er
in’di gencepen’u rypov’er ty
syc’o phantpar’a siteflat’ter er
har’bin gerpre cur’sorfore run’ner

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