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Takes Load Ones Mind Antonyms

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accuse
  • allege
  • apprehend
  • arraign
  • arrest
  • attack
  • attribute
  • betray
  • blame
  • blow the whistle
  • brand
  • bring charges
  • censure
  • charge
  • cite
  • complain
  • criminate
  • denounce
  • file claim
  • finger
  • frame
  • hang something on
aggravate
  • be at
  • be on the back of
  • bother
  • bug
  • bum
  • dog
  • drive up the wall
  • exasperate
  • gall
  • get
  • get on one's nerves
  • get to
  • give a hard time
  • grate
  • hack
  • irk
  • irritate
  • nag
  • needle
  • nettle
  • peeve
agitate
  • beat
  • churn
  • concuss
  • convulse
  • disturb
  • rock
  • rouse
  • stir
  • toss
allow
  • acquiesce
  • avow
  • concede
  • confess
  • grant
  • let on
  • own
annoy
  • T-off
  • abrade
  • agitate
  • ask for it
  • badger
  • be at
  • be on the back of
  • bedevil
  • beleaguer
  • bore
  • bother
  • break
  • bug
  • burn up
  • chafe
  • displease
  • distress
  • disturb
  • egg on
  • exasperate
  • fire up
blame
  • accusation
  • animadversion
  • arraignment
  • attack
  • attribution
  • castigation
  • censure
  • charge
  • chiding
  • complaint
  • criticism
  • denunciation
  • depreciation
  • diatribe
  • disapprobation
  • disapproval
  • disfavor
  • disparagement
  • expostulation
  • exprobation
  • impeachment
burden
  • Herculean task
  • accountability
  • affliction
  • albatross
  • anxiety
  • ball and chain
  • blame
  • care
  • charge
  • clog
  • concern
  • deadweight
  • difficulty
  • duty
  • encumbrance
  • excess baggage
  • grievance
  • hardship
  • hindrance
  • load
  • millstone
condemn
  • adjudge
  • belittle
  • blow whistle on
  • call down
  • castigate
  • censure
  • chide
  • come down on
  • criticize
  • damn
  • decry
  • denounce
  • denunciate
  • deprecate
  • depreciate
  • disapprove
  • disparage
  • doom
  • find fault with
  • find guilty
  • frame
darken
  • becloud
  • bedim
  • blacken
  • cloud over
  • cloud up
  • deepen
  • dim
  • eclipse
  • fog
  • gray
  • haze
  • make dim
  • murk
  • obfuscate
  • obscure
  • overcast
  • overshadow
  • shade
  • shadow
  • tone down
depress
  • abase
  • afflict
  • ail
  • bear down
  • beat
  • beat down
  • bother
  • bug
  • bum out
  • cast down
  • chill
  • cow
  • damp
  • dampen
  • darken
  • daunt
  • debase
  • debilitate
  • degrade
  • desolate
  • devitalize
discourage
  • abash
  • afflict
  • alarm
  • appall
  • awe
  • beat down
  • bother
  • break one's heart
  • bully
  • cast down
  • chill
  • confuse
  • cow
  • dampen
  • dash
  • daunt
  • deject
  • demoralize
  • deprecate
  • depress
  • dismay
distress
  • ache
  • affliction
  • anguish
  • anxiety
  • bad news
  • blues
  • care
  • concern
  • cross
  • dejection
  • desolation
  • disappointment
  • discomfort
  • disquietude
  • dolor
  • embarrassment
  • grief
  • headache
  • heartache
  • heartbreak
  • irritation
enlarge
  • add to
  • aggrandize
  • amplify
  • augment
  • beef up
  • blow up
  • boost
  • broaden
  • build
  • bulk
  • develop
  • diffuse
  • dilate
  • distend
  • elaborate
  • elongate
  • embroider
  • exaggerate
  • expand
  • expatiate
  • extend
excite
  • accelerate
  • agitate
  • amaze
  • anger
  • animate
  • annoy
  • arouse
  • astound
  • awaken
  • bother
  • chafe
  • delight
  • discompose
  • disturb
  • electrify
  • elicit
  • energize
  • evoke
  • feed the fire
  • fire
  • fluster
grow
  • abound
  • advance
  • age
  • amplify
  • arise
  • augment
  • become
  • branch out
  • breed
  • build
  • burgeon
  • burst forth
  • come
  • come to be
  • cultivate
  • develop
  • dilate
  • enlarge
  • expand
  • extend
  • fill out
harm
  • abuse
  • banefulness
  • damage
  • deleteriousness
  • detriment
  • disservice
  • foul play
  • hurt
  • ill
  • immorality
  • impairment
  • infliction
  • iniquity
  • loss
  • marring
  • mischance
  • mischief
  • misfortune
  • misuse
  • noxiousness
  • outrage
hurt
  • aching
  • aggrieved
  • agonized
  • all torn up
  • battered
  • bleeding
  • bruised
  • buffeted
  • burned
  • busted up
  • contused
  • crushed
  • cut
  • damaged
  • disfigured
  • distressed
  • disturbed
  • grazed
  • harmed
  • hit
  • impaired
incite
  • abet
  • activate
  • actuate
  • agitate
  • animate
  • arouse
  • coax
  • craze
  • drive
  • egg on
  • encourage
  • excite
  • exhort
  • fan the fire
  • foment
  • force
  • forward
  • further
  • get to
  • goad
  • impel
increase
  • access
  • accession
  • accretion
  • accrual
  • accumulation
  • aggrandizement
  • augmentation
  • boost
  • breakthrough
  • burgeoning
  • cumulation
  • development
  • elaboration
  • enlargement
  • escalation
  • exaggeration
  • expansion
  • extension
  • gain
  • hike
  • incorporation
injure
  • abuse
  • aggrieve
  • batter
  • blemish
  • blight
  • break
  • contort
  • cripple
  • cut up
  • damage
  • deface
  • deform
  • disable
  • disfigure
  • distort
  • distress
  • do in
  • draw blood
  • foul
  • foul up
  • grieve
intensify
  • accent
  • accentuate
  • add fuel
  • add to
  • aggrandize
  • aggravate
  • augment
  • beef up
  • boost
  • brighten
  • build up
  • concentrate
  • darken
  • deepen
  • emphasize
  • enhance
  • escalate
  • exacerbate
  • exalt
  • heat up
  • heighten
irritate
  • abrade
  • affront
  • aggravate
  • annoy
  • bother
  • bug
  • burn
  • chafe
  • confuse
  • distemper
  • disturb
  • drive up the wall
  • enrage
  • exasperate
  • fret
  • gall
  • get
  • get on nerves
  • get under skin
  • grate
  • harass
pain
  • ache
  • affliction
  • agony
  • burn
  • catch
  • convulsion
  • cramp
  • crick
  • discomfort
  • distress
  • fever
  • gripe
  • hurt
  • illness
  • injury
  • irritation
  • laceration
  • malady
  • misery
  • pang
  • paroxysm
provoke
  • abet
  • abrade
  • affront
  • aggravate
  • anger
  • annoy
  • bother
  • bug
  • chafe
  • enrage
  • exasperate
  • exercise
  • foment
  • fret
  • gall
  • get
  • get on one's nerves
  • get under one's skin
  • grate
  • hit where one lives
  • incense
rouse
  • arouse
  • awake
  • awaken
  • call
  • get up
  • raise
  • rise
  • stir
  • wake up
stay
  • break
  • halt
  • holiday
  • sojourn
  • stop
  • stopover
  • vacation
trouble
  • agitation
  • anxiety
  • bad news
  • bind
  • bother
  • commotion
  • concern
  • danger
  • difficulty
  • dilemma
  • dire straits
  • discontent
  • discord
  • disorder
  • disquiet
  • dissatisfaction
  • distress
  • disturbance
  • grief
  • hang-up
  • heartache
upset
  • agitated
  • all torn up
  • amazed
  • antsy
  • apprehensive
  • blue
  • broken up
  • bummed out
  • capsized
  • chaotic
  • come apart
  • confused
  • disconcerted
  • dismayed
  • disordered
  • disquieted
  • distressed
  • dragged
  • frantic
  • grieved
  • hurt
vex
  • abrade
  • afflict
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • anger
  • annoy
  • be at
  • chafe
  • depress
  • displease
  • disquiet
  • disturb
  • eat
  • embarrass
  • exasperate
  • fret
  • gall
  • get in one's hair
  • get under one's skin
  • give a bad time
  • give a hard time
worry
  • anguish
  • annoyance
  • apprehension
  • bad news
  • care
  • concern
  • disquiet
  • distress
  • disturbance
  • doubt
  • fear
  • headache
  • heartache
  • irritation
  • misery
  • misgiving
  • nag
  • pain
  • perplexity
  • pest
  • plague
worsen
  • aggravate
  • corrode
  • damage
  • decline
  • degenerate
  • depress
  • descend
  • deteriorate
  • disintegrate
  • exacerbate
  • fall off
  • get worse
  • go downhill
  • impair
  • lower
  • retrograde
  • retrogress
  • rot
  • sink

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