Synonym 7 Flashcards

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initial

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beginning, opening
He made an initial attempt to fix the lamp before calling Mum.

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innocent

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blameless
The kitten looked innocent even though the vase was broken.

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innovation

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change, transformation
Electric cars were a major innovation in transport.

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insist

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demand, require
He will insist on finishing his dinner before dessert.

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instruct

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order, command
The sergeant will instruct the team before they begin.

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insufficient

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inadequate, lacking
Her explanation was insufficient to clear up the confusion.

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intelligent

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clever, brilliant
That was an intelligent way to solve the puzzle!

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intense

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extreme, severe
The heatwave was so intense the pavement melted.

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intricate

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complex
The jigsaw puzzle had an intricate design of a dragon.

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introduce

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establish, initiate
We will introduce the new student to the class.

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intrude

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encroach, impinge
Don’t intrude when people are having a private chat.

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invent

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create, design
He tried to invent a machine that can fold clothes.

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involve

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include, incorporate
Your job will involve feeding the dragon—be careful!

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irregular

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uneven, crooked
The path was irregular, full of bumps and holes.

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jagged

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spiky, pointed
She avoided the jagged rocks near the shore.

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jealous

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envious
He felt jealous when his brother got more ice cream.

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jest

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joke, quip
His comment was just a jest, not meant to hurt anyone.

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joke

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jest, quip
They all laughed at the pirate’s silly joke.

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joyful

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cheerful, jolly
The puppy’s joyful bark woke the whole street.

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jumble

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clutter, muddle
His desk was a jumble of snacks and toys.

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justice

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fairness
They fought for justice when their biscuits were taken.

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keep

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retain
Can I keep this shiny rock forever?

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knock

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bang, thump
There was a loud knock on the haunted door!

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lag

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dawdle, delay
If you lag behind, the ice cream might melt!

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launch
start, begin We’ll launch the boat after lunch.
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lavish
sumptuous, grand The princess threw a lavish party with 12 cakes.
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leader
chief, principal She was the leader of the jam sandwich club.
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lean
tilt, slope Don’t lean too far or you’ll fall into the jelly!
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learn
grasp, absorb He’s trying to learn how to juggle lemons.
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least
smallest, slightest That was the least scary ghost in the cupboard.
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lessen
reduce, minimize A warm jumper will lessen the cold wind.
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liable
responsible, accountable If the biscuit tin breaks, you’re liable!
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liberty
freedom School’s out! The kids ran to liberty!
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likeness
similarity There’s a likeness between him and that cartoon.
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limit
maximum, ceiling She reached her biscuit limit after 12.
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linger
remain, wait He let the smell of cookies linger in the air.
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lively
energetic, spirited The lively puppy ran circles around the garden.
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livid
furious, angry Mum was livid when she found jelly on the ceiling.
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local
community, neighbourhood The local cat thinks it owns our garden.
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logical
rational It’s logical to wear wellies in the mud.
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lonely
isolated, friendless The sock felt lonely without its pair.
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longing
desire She stared at the sweets with longing.
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luxurious
grand, opulent The cake was so luxurious it wore a crown.
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magical
remarkable, extraordinary The story had a magical unicorn that danced.
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magnificent
spectacular, impressive That’s a magnificent spaghetti sculpture!
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maintain
continue, keep Try to maintain balance on one leg like a flamingo!
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majority
most, bulk The majority voted for more jelly time.
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malicious
mean, spiteful The malicious goblin hid everyone’s shoes.
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malignant
dangerous, harmful The storm had a malignant look about it.
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manage
cope, survive I can manage cleaning up... if I don’t nap first.
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masterful
commanding, powerful He gave a masterful speech about biscuits.
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mature
adult, grown I feel mature when I drink tea instead of juice.
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maximum
most, supreme He reached maximum marshmallow capacity!
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meagre
paltry, scant The meagre lunch was just one pea.