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affluence (noun) Having a great amount money or wealth. birthright (noun) The right or status someone possesses from birth. contingent (noun) A group or part of a group. disown (verb) To negate the ownership or any connection with something or someone. foursome (noun) A group of four people; quartet; four players divided into two groups in a game. infidelity (noun) The quality of being unfaithful, usually in a marital context. initiate (verb) To welcome someone into an organisation. nobility (noun) A social class on the top of social hierarchy, aristocracy. paternal (adjective) Relating to the father's side of the family. peerage (noun) The title or rank of a peer. philanthropic (adjective) Related to or characterised by philanthropy, one's motivation to better life of humankind. philanthropy (noun) Altruism motivated by bettering the life of humankind. protector (noun) An object or person that safeguards someone or something. renunciation (noun) The act of severing ties with. squabble (noun) A minor altercation or quarrel. squabble (verb) To take part in a minor altercation or quarrel. stratum (noun) A social class. affluence Which word has the following synonyms? abundance, prosperity contingent Which word has the following synonyms? batch, detachment, entity disown Which word has the following synonyms? repudiate, disavow foursome Which word has the following synonyms? club, company, lineup, organisation, party, side infidelity Which word has the following synonyms? adultery, betrayal, treachery initiate Which word has the following synonyms? to welcome, to introduce, to induct nobility Which word has the following synonyms? dignity, grandeur, aristocracy paternal Which word has the following synonyms? patrilineal, patrimonial peerage Which word has the following synonyms? dignity, elevation, honour philanthropic Which word has the following synonyms? altruistic, charitable, humanitarian, patriotic. philanthropy Which word has the following synonyms? charity, generosity, humanitarianism. protector Which word has the following synonyms? patron, guardian, defender renunciation Which word has the following synonyms? disavowal, rejection, repudiation, abandonment squabble Which word has the following synonyms? disagreement, dispute, feud squabble Which word has the following synonyms? disagree, bicker, clash stratum Which word has the following synonyms? class, caste contingent Which word has the following antonyms? individual, single, one disown Which word has the following antonyms? avow, admit, recognise foursome Which word has the following antonyms? individual, one, single infidelity Which word has the following antonyms? fidelity, loyalty initiate Which word has the following antonyms? to disinvite, to block, to expel, to reject nobility Which word has the following antonyms? dishonour, unimportance, insignificance paternal Which word has the following antonyms? maternal peerage Which word has the following antonyms? denunciation, disgrace, dishonour philanthropic Which word has the following antonyms? misanthropic, stingy, uncharitable. philanthropy Which word has the following antonyms? misanthropy, hurt, injury. protector Which word has the following antonyms? antagonist, foe, attacker renunciation Which word has the following antonyms? embrace, acceptance, avowal, support squabble Which word has the following antonyms? agreement, peace, accord


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