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1. gnaw at
verb.
Become
ground
down
or
deteriorate.
Synonyms
eat at
wear away
erode
dilapidate
gnaw
decay
crumble
Antonyms
stay
soundness
increase
increment
integrate
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2. bachelor-at-arms
noun.
A
knight
of
the
lowest
order;
could
display
only
a
pennon.
Synonyms
knight bachelor
knight
bachelor
Antonyms
female aristocrat
woman
3. serjeant-at-law
noun.
An
English
barrister
of
the
highest
rank.
Synonyms
sergeant
barrister
serjeant
sergeant-at-law
4. man-at-arms
noun.
A
heavily
armed
and
mounted
soldier
in
medieval
times.
Synonyms
soldier
5. counselor-at-law
noun.
A
lawyer
who
pleads
cases
in
court.
Synonyms
attorney
counsellor
pleader
advocate
lawyer
counsel
counselor
Antonyms
nonpartisan
persuade
indicate
6. at-bat
noun.
(ˈætˈbæt)
(baseball)
a
turn
trying
to
get
a
hit.
Synonyms
play
turn
bat
Antonyms
inactivity
overact
underact
immovableness
7. gnaw
verb.
(ˈnɔ)
Bite
or
chew
on
with
the
teeth.
Synonyms
masticate
bite
chew
jaw
seize with teeth
manducate
Antonyms
addition
failure
praise
Etymology
gnaw (English)
gnagan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. gnaw
verb.
(ˈnɔ)
Become
ground
down
or
deteriorate.
Synonyms
eat at
wear away
erode
dilapidate
gnaw at
decay
crumble
Antonyms
stay
soundness
increase
increment
integrate
Etymology
gnaw (English)
gnagan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. At
noun.
A
highly
unstable
radioactive
element
(the
heaviest
of
the
halogen
series);
a
decay
product
of
uranium
and
thorium.
Synonyms
halogen
chemical element
atomic number 85
astatine
element
Antonyms
software
curve
10. at
noun.
(ˈæt)
100
at
equal
1
kip
in
Laos.
Synonyms
Laotian monetary unit
kip
Antonyms
aestivate
estivate
be active
Etymology
at (English)
at (Middle English (1100-1500))
æt (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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