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Blaze noun - blast, bonfire, brilliance, burst, conflagration, eruption, explosion, fire, flame, flare-up, flash, fury, glare, gleam, glitter, glow, light, outbreak, outburst, radiance, rush, storm.

Bleak Adjective - bare, barren, cheerless, chilly, cold, colourless, comfort­less, depressing, desolate, dis­couraging, disheartening, dismal, dreary, empty, exposed, gaunt, gloomy, grim, hopeless, joyless, leaden, loveless, open, raw, som­bre, unsheltered, weather-beaten, wind, swept, windy.
Antonyms - bright, cheerful, congenial.

Bleed Verb - deplete, drain, exhaust, exude, flow, gush, haemorrhage, ooze, reduce, run, sap, seep, spurt, squeeze, suck, dry, trickle, weep.

Blemish noun - birthmark, blot, blotch, blur, botch, defect, deformity, disfigurement, disgrace, dishon­our, fault, flaw, imperfection, mark, smudge, speck, spot, stain, taint.

Blend Verb - amalgamate, coalesce, combine, complement, com­pound, fit, fuse, harmonise, merge, mingle, mix, synthesise, unite.
Antonyms - separate.

Bless Verb - anoint, approve, bestow, consecrate, countenance, dedi­cate, endow, exalt, extol, favour, glorify, grace, hallow, magnify, ordain, praise, sanctity, thank.
Antonyms - condemn, curse.

Blind Adjective - 1 eyeless, purblind, sightless, unsighted, visionless. 2 careless, hasty, impetuous, irrational, mindless, rash, reck­less, unreasoning, unthinking. 3 ignorant, inattentive, inconsid­erate, indifferent, insensitive, neglectful, oblivious, thought­less, unaware, unconscious, unobservAntonyms - 4 closed, con­cealed, hidden, obscured, obstructed.
Antonyms - 1 sighted. 2 careful. 3 aware, sensitive.

Blink Verb - bat, flash, nicker, flutter, gleam, glimmer, glimpse, peer, scintillate, shine, sparkle, squint, twinkle, wink.

Bliss noun - blessedness, blissfulness, ecstasy, euphoria, gladness, hap­piness, heaven, joy, paradise, rapture.
Antonyms - damnation, hell, misery.

Bloc noun - alliance, axis, cartel, clique, coalition, combine, faction, group, league, ring.
Verb - arrest, bar, check, choke, clog, close, deter, halt, hinder, impede, obstruct, plug, scotch, stonewall, thwart, blockade.

Blockadenoun - barricade, barrier, clo­sure, obstruction, restriction, siege, stoppage.

Blonde Adjective - bleached, fair­-skinned, flaxen, golden-haired, light-coloured.

Blood noun - 1 ancestry, descendants, extraction, family, kindred, kin­ship, lineage, relationship. 2 anger, murder, temper.
bloody Adjective - bloodstained, brutal, cruel, ferocious, fierce, murder­ous, savage.

Bloom Verb - blossom, blow, bud, develop, flourish, grow, prosper, sprout.
Antonyms - fade, wither.

Blossom Verb - bloom, flourish, flower, grow, mature, prosper. Antonyms - fade, wither.
Verb - blur, disfigure, disgrace, mar, mark, smudge, spoil, stain, taint, tarnish.

Blow1Verb - bear, blare, blast, breathe, drive, exhale, flow, flutter, pant, play, puff, rush, sound, stream, sweep, trumpet, vibrate, whisk, tempest, wind.

Blow2 noun - affliction, bang, bash, calamity, catastrophe, come­down, disappointment, disaster, jolt, knock, misfortune, punch, reverse, setback, shock, slap, smack, stroke, thump, upset, whack.

Blue Adjective - 1 aquamarine, azure, cobalt, cyan, indigo, navy, sap­phire, turquoise 1 ultramarine. 2 dejected, depressed, despond­ent, dismal, dispirited, downcast, gloomy, melancholy, miserable, morose, sad, unhappy. 3 coarse, dirty, improper, indecent, obscene, offensive, porno­graphic, smutty, vulgar.
Antonyms - 2 cheerful, happy. 3 clean, decent.

Blue-pencil Verb - censor, clean up, correct, edit, expurgate, purge.

Blueprint noun - archetype, design, draft, guide, model, outline, pat­tern, pilot, plan, project, proto­type, sketch.

Bluff Verb - blind, deceive, defraud, delude, fake, humbug, mislead, pretend.

Blundernoun - bloomer, danger, error, fault, inaccuracy, indiscretion, mistake, oversight.

Blunt Adjective - 1 dull, pointless, stubbed, stumpy, unsharpened, wornoun - 2 abrupt, explicit, forth­right, frank, honest, impolite, insensitive, outspoken, tactless, uncivil, unpolished.
Antonyms - 1 pointed, sharp. 2 subtle, tactful.
Verb - anaesthetise, dampen, deaden

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