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Border
(n.) the outer edge of an object; the line where one part ends and another starts
(v.) to be next to or near something; to touch at the edge

Synonyms: (n.) boundary
Certain
(adj.) having no doubt; sure; known but not named

Synonyms: positive, confident, definite, fixed, settled, agreed

Antonyms: uncertain, unsure, indefinite
Clasp
(n.) a device that holds parts together; a strong hold
(v.) to hook something up; to hold onto tightly

Synonyms: (n.) hook, bar, buckle; grasp; (v.) fasten, attach, buckle; grasp, seize

Antonyms: (v.) undo, loosen, detach, unfasten
Depart
(v.) to go away

Synonym: Leave
Antonyms: Stay, remain
Fierce
(adj.) violent; wild or savage

Synonyms: cruel, intense, ferocious
Antonyms: mild, easygoing, placid
Journey
(n.) a long trip; a passage from one place to another
(v.) to go on a trip; to travel

Synonyms: (n.) expedition, tour, voyage, outing; (v.) tour, trek, go
Observe
(v.) to see; to watch with close attention; to stick to or obey

Synonyms: notice; abide, comply
Superb
(adj.) of the best quality

Synonyms: excellent, splendid, wonderful, marvelous, magnificent

Antonyms: inferior, ordinary
Treasure
(n.) a collection of valuable objects; something worth a lot

(v.) to care a great deal for

Synonyms: (n.) wealth, riches; (v.) cherish, prize, appreciate

Antonyms: (v.) neglect, disregard
Wisdom
(n.) knowledge and good sense, especially as a result of experience

Synonyms: judgment, understanding, intelligence

Antonyms: ignorance