Synonym+Antonym Flashcards

Question

Plausible (plaw-zuh-buhl) .

Answer 1

→ Seeming reasonable or likely to be true. Synonyms: Believable, Credible Example: His excuse for being late sounded plausible. Antonym: Unlikely (uhn-lahyk-lee) → Not probable or convincing

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→ Giving a lot of information in a few words. Synonyms: Brief, Compact Example: His speech was clear and concise. Antonym: Wordy (wur-dee) → Using too many words.

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→ Depressing, gloomy, or hopeless. Synonyms: Miserable, Dreary Example: The weather was dismal, with dark clouds and heavy rain. Antonym: Cheerful (cheer-fuhl) → Full of happiness and positivity.

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→ Extremely beautiful or delicate. Synonyms: Elegant, Stunning Example: She wore an exquisite dress at the party. Antonym: Ordinary (awr-dn-er-ee) → Plain and not special.

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→ Paying great attention to detail. Synonyms: Precise, Thorough Example: She was meticulous in arranging the decorations for the event. Antonym: Careless (kair-lis) → Not giving enough attention

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→ Done quickly without careful thought. Synonyms: Rash, Impulsive Example: He made a hasty decision that he later regretted. Antonym: Cautious (kaw-shuhs) → Done with careful consideration

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→ Calm and peaceful. Synonyms: Tranquil, Untroubled,hushed Example: The view of the lake was so serene that it felt relaxing. Antonym: Agitated (aj-i-tay-tid) → Feeling nervous or restless.

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→ Strong, healthy, and full of energy. Synonyms: Energetic, Robust Example: She maintained a vigorous workout routine every morning. Antonym: Weak (week) → Lacking strength or energy.

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→ Treating all sides equally without bias. Synonyms: Neutral, Fair Example: The judge remained impartial while making his decision. Antonym: Biased (bahy-uhst) → Showing favoritism towards one side.

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→ Having a lot of money or wealth. Synonyms: Wealthy, Prosperous Example: He grew up in an affluent family with many luxuries. Antonym: Poor (pohr) → Lacking money or resources.

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→ Something real that can be touched or felt. Synonyms: Concrete, Physical Example: The evidence provided was tangible and could not be denied. Antonym: Abstract (ab-strakt) → Existing as an idea, not physical.

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→ Thinking too highly of oneself. Synonyms: Proud, Overconfident Example: His arrogant attitude made it hard for others to work with him. Antonym: Humble (huhm-buhl) → Modest and not proud.

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→ Showing kindness or goodwill. Synonyms: Generous, Kind Example: The benevolent woman donated food to the poor. Antonym: Cruel (krool) → Unkind and harsh.

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→ To use up something completely. Synonyms: Exhaust, Drain Example: Overuse of natural resources will deplete them quickly. Antonym: Replenish (ri-plen-ish) → To refill or restore something

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→ A strong excitement or eagerness about something Synonyms: Passion, Zeal Example: Her enthusiasm for learning new languages is inspiring. Antonym: Apathy (ap-uh-thee) → Lack of interest or excitement

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→ Showing a lack of courage or confidence Synonyms: Shy, Hesitant Example: He was too timid to speak in front of the large audience. Antonym: Confident (kon-fi-duhnt) → Feeling sure about oneself and abilities

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--> Continuing to try despite difficulties. Example: She was persistent in her studies and finally passed the exam. Synonyms: Determined, Tenacious Antonym: Quitting (ˈkwit-iŋ) --> Giving up easily when things get hard.

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--> Very excited and interested in doing something. Example: He was eager to start his new animation project. Synonyms: Enthusiastic, Keen Antonym: Reluctant (ri-ˈlək-tənt) --> Unwilling or hesitant to do something.

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--> Showing good judgment and practicality. Example: She made a sensible decision to save money for emergencies. Synonyms: Wise, Practical Antonym: Foolish (ˈfü-lish) --> Lacking good judgment.

Answer 20

--> Strict and serious in manner. Example: The coach gave a stern warning to the players. Synonyms: Strict, Firm Antonym: Lenient (ˈlē-nē-ənt) --> Not strict or harsh in punishment.

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--> Clever and funny in speech. Example: His witty remarks always made everyone laugh. Synonyms: Clever, Humorous Antonym: Dull (ˈdəl) --> Not interesting or funny.

Answer 22

--> False or fake; not genuine. Example: The news article was filled with spurious claims that misled the public. Synonyms: False, Deceptive Antonym: Genuine (ˈjen-yə-wən) --> Real and sincere.

Answer 23

--> Boldness or courage to do something shocking or rude. Example: He had the audacity to challenge his boss in front of everyone. Synonyms: Boldness, Fearlessness Antonym: Timidity (tə-ˈmi-də-tē) --> Lack of confidence or courage.

Answer 24

--> A difficult or unpleasant situation. Example: He remained strong in the face of adversity and never gave up. Synonyms: Hardship, Struggle Antonym: Prosperity (prä-ˈsper-ə-tē) --> A state of success and wealth.

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--> Enjoying the company of others; very social. Example: The gregarious girl made friends wherever she went. Synonyms: Sociable, Outgoing Antonym: Introverted (ˈin-trə-ˌvər-təd) --> Preferring to be alone or quiet

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--> Acting with care and thought for the future. Example: It is prudent to save money for emergencies. Synonyms: Wise, Sensible Antonym: Reckless (ˈre-kləs) --> Acting without thinking of consequences.

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→ Graceful and stylish in appearance or manner Synonyms: Graceful, Sophisticated Antonym: Clumsy /ˈklʌmzi/ → Awkward in movement or style

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→ Very strong or intense Synonyms: Ferocious, Savage Antonym: Gentle /ˈdʒɛntl/ → Mild and kind in nature or behavior

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Willing to follow rules or orders Synonyms: Compliant, Submissive Antonym: Disobedient /ˌdɪsəˈbiːdiənt/ → Not willing to follow rules

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→ Extending far down or inward Synonyms: Profound, Bottomless Antonym: Shallow /ˈʃæləʊ/ → Not deep

Answer 31

→ Happening before the usual time Synonyms: Prompt, Advance Antonym: Late /leɪt/ → After the expected time

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→ Not wide; small in width Synonyms: Slim, Tight Antonym: Wide /waɪd/ → Having a large width

Answer 33

→ Made smooth and shiny; refined Synonyms: Shiny, Refined Antonym: Rough /rʌf/ → Not smooth or finished

Answer 34

→ Gentle and soft in action or feeling Example: She gave the puppy a tender touch. Synonyms: Soft, Gentle Antonym: Harsh /hɑːʃ/ → Rough and unkind

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→ Slightly hot; comforting Example: She wore a warm sweater in the cold weather. Synonyms: Cozy, Heated Antonym: Cold /kəʊld/ → Having a low temperature

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→ Full of energy and enthusiasm Example: She gave a zesty performance on stage. Synonyms: Lively, Spirited Antonym: Dull /dʌl/ → Not lively or energetic

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→ Eager to learn or know something Example: She was curious about the new book her friend was reading. Synonyms: Inquisitive, Interested Antonym: Indifferent /ɪnˈdɪfrənt/ → Not interested or concerned

Answer 38

→ Extremely intelligent or impressive Example: She gave a brilliant presentation at the conference. Synonyms: Smart, Exceptional Antonym: Mediocre /ˌmiːdɪˈəʊkə/ → Of average quality, not great

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→ Quick to understand or learn Example: That was a clever way to solve the problem. Synonyms: Smart, Ingenious Antonym: Dull /dʌl/ → Not sharp or interesting

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→ Willing to give more than expected Example: He was very generous with his time, helping others. Synonyms: Charitable, Benevolent Antonym: Stingy /ˈstɪndʒi/ → Unwilling to spend or give

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→ Of great significance or value Example: This is an important meeting for the company's future. Synonyms: Significant, Essential Antonym: Trivial /ˈtrɪvɪəl/ → Of little importance

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→ To lower someone in rank, respect, or self-esteem. Example: He refused to abase himself in front of others. Synonym: Humiliate, Belittle Antonym: Elevate (EL-uh-vayt) – to raise in position, rank, or dignity

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→ Left behind or deserted; no longer cared for. Example: The house looked abandoned and haunted. Synonym: Deserted, Forsaken Antonym: Occupied (OK-yuh-pide) – lived in or being used by someone

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→ To hate deeply; to feel disgust toward something. Example: She abhors cruelty to animals. Synonym: Detest, Loathe Antonym: Admire (ad-MY-er) – to regard with respect or approval

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→ To be next to or share a border with something. Example: Their house abuts the school playground. Synonym: Border, Adjoin Antonym: Separate (SEP-uh-rayt) – to keep or set apart

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→ To choose not to do or have something. Example: He abstains from smoking for his health. Synonym: Refrain, Withhold Antonym: Indulge (in-DUHLJ) – to allow oneself to enjoy something freely

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→ To shorten a word, phrase, or text. Example: We abbreviate “Doctor” as “Dr.” Synonym: Shorten, Condense Antonym: Expand (ek-SPAND) – to make longer or more detailed

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→ Something that differs from what is normal or expected. Example: His angry reaction was an aberration from his usual calmness. Synonym: Deviation, Anomaly Antonym: Normality (nor-MAL-i-tee) – the condition of being normal or typical

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→ To help or encourage someone to do something wrong. Example: He was arrested for abetting the thief. Synonym: Assist, Aid Antonym: Hinder (HIN-der) – to make it difficult for someone to do something

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→ Completely unreasonable or silly. Example: The idea that cats can talk is absurd. Synonym: Ridiculous, Preposterous Antonym: Logical (LOJ-ih-kuhl) – based on clear and sound reasoning

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→ Difficult to understand. Example: The professor's explanation was too abstruse for beginners. Synonym: Complicated, Obscure Antonym: Clear (kleer) – easy to understand

Answer 52

→ Showing great care, attention, and effort. Example: She was assiduous in completing all her assignments on time. Synonym: Diligent, Industrious Antonym: Lazy (LAY-zee) – unwilling to work or put in effort

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→ Existing in large quantities; more than enough. Example: There was abundant wildlife in the area. Synonym: Plentiful, Copious Antonym: Scarce (SKAIR-sih) – in short supply or insufficient

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→ To provide space or adjust for someone’s needs. Example: The hotel will accommodate all the guests comfortably. Synonym: House, Provide Antonym: Discomfort (dis-KUM-furt) – to make someone feel uneasy or uncomfortable

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→ Sufficient or acceptable in quality or quantity. Example: The food was adequate, but not exceptional. Synonym: Sufficient, Acceptable Antonym: Inadequate (in-AD-i-kwuht) – not enough or not satisfactory

Answer 56

→ The highest point or peak of something. Example: Reaching the acme of his career, he retired early. Synonym: Pinnacle, Zenith Antonym: Bottom (BOT-uhm) – the lowest part or point

Answer 57

→ Enthusiastic approval or praise. Example: The movie received wide acclaim for its brilliant acting. Synonym: Praise, Applause Antonym: Criticism (KRIT-ih-sizm) – the expression of disapproval

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→ To accept or agree without protest. Example: He chose to acquiesce to the decision, even though he didn’t fully agree. Synonym: Agree, Consent Antonym: Resist (ri-ZIST) – to oppose or fight against something

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→ Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior. Example: Their argument was filled with acrimony and insults. Synonym: Hostility, Rancor Antonym: Friendliness (FREN-dli-ness) – being kind or amicable

Answer 60

→ A feeling of respect or approval. Example: She gazed at the artwork with great admiration. Synonym: Respect, Esteem Antonym: Disdain (dis-DAYN) – the feeling of looking down on something with contempt

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→ Firm and unyielding in attitude or opinion. Example: He was adamant that he would not change his decision. Synonym: Stubborn, Unyielding Antonym: Flexible (FLEK-sih-buhl) – able to adapt or change

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→ A person who supports or follows a particular leader, cause, or belief. Example: The adherents of the movement gathered for the rally. Synonym: Follower, Supporter Antonym: Opponent (uh-POH-nuhnt) – a person who disagrees or fights against something

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→ A state of pain, suffering, or distress. Example: He endured much affliction after his accident. Synonym: Suffering, Distress Antonym: Comfort (KUM-furt) – a state of physical ease and well-being

Answer 64

→ A difficult or unpleasant situation. Example: Despite the adversity, she managed to succeed. Synonym: Hardship, Misfortune Antonym: Prosperity (proh-SPER-i-tee) – a state of success or wealth

Answer 65

→ To make something better or improve it. Example: The new policies helped ameliorate the living conditions. Synonym: Improve, Enhance Antonym: Worsen (WUR-suhn) – to make something worse or more difficult

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→ A person, group, or country that supports another in a conflict or cause. Example: The two nations became strong allies during the war. Synonym: Partner, Supporter Antonym: Enemy (EH-nuh-mee) – a person or group that is hostile or opposed

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→ Extremely bold, daring, or fearless. Example: His audacious plan to climb the mountain was risky but exciting. Synonym: Daring, Bold Antonym: Timid (TIM-id) – shy, lacking courage or confidence

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→ To surprise or amaze greatly. Example: The magician's tricks astonished the audience. Synonym: Amaze, Shock Antonym: Bore (BORE) – to make someone feel uninterested or tired

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→ Help or support given to someone in need. Example: She offered her assistance in completing the project. Synonym: Help, Aid Antonym: Hindrance (HIN-druhns) – something that obstructs or delays progress

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→ A short, often witty statement or observation about life. Example: "Actions speak louder than words" is a popular aphorism. Synonym: Proverb, Maxim Antonym: Misstatement (MIS-stayt-muhnt) – a statement that is incorrect or misleading

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→ To arrest or take into custody; to understand or grasp. Example: The police were able to apprehend the suspect after the chase. Synonym: Arrest, Capture Antonym: Release (ri-LEES) – to set free or allow to go

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→ To assess the value or quality of something. Example: The jeweler will appraise the diamond before the sale. Synonym: Evaluate, Assess Antonym: Ignore (ig-NOHR) – to pay no attention to something

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→ To make something less severe or to ease pain or suffering. Example: The medicine helped alleviate her headache. Synonym: Relieve, Ease Antonym: Aggravate (AG-ruh-vayt) – to make something worse or more intense

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→ A direct contrast or opposition between two things. Example: His calm demeanor was the antithesis of her frantic energy. Synonym: Opposite, Contrast Antonym: Similarity (sim-i-LA-ri-tee) – the state of being alike or the same

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→ Money or food given to poor people as charity. Example: He donated alms to the homeless shelter. Synonym: Charity, Donation Antonym: Selfishness (SEL-fish-nes) – the lack of consideration for others' needs

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→ To ask for something earnestly or urgently. Example: He had to beg for help after losing his job. Synonym: Plead, Implore Antonym: Command (kuh-MAND) – to give orders or instructions

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→ The way in which someone acts or conducts themselves. Example: His behavior at the meeting was respectful and polite. Synonym: Conduct, Manner Antonym: Misconduct (mis-KON-duhkt) – improper or unethical behavior

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→ Attractive or enchanting in a way that makes one feel under a spell. Example: The actress's bewitching smile captivated the audience. Synonym: Enchanting, Alluring Antonym: Unattractive (uhn-uh-TRAK-tiv) – not pleasing to look at

Answer 79

→ Lacking moral principles; low or immoral. Example: His base actions showed a lack of integrity. Synonym: Despicable, Corrupt Antonym: Noble (NOH-buhl) – having high moral qualities

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→ Evil, immoral, or wicked, often associated with harmful intentions or actions. Example: The bad character in the story was plotting to ruin everyone's life. Synonym: Wicked, Evil Antonym: Good (GOOD) – morally right or virtuous

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→ To assign responsibility for something negative or wrong. Example: He tried to blame others for his mistake. Synonym: Accuse, Fault Antonym: Praise (PRAYZ) – to express approval or admiration

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→ A special favor, gift, or benefit. Example: The birth of their child was a wonderful blessing. Synonym: Gift, Grace Antonym: Curse (KURSS) – an evil or harmful influence

Answer 83

→ To expel or send away from a place. Example: He was banished from the kingdom for his crimes. Synonym: Exile, Expel Antonym: Welcome (WEL-kuhm) – to receive or greet someone in a friendly manner

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→ Primitive or uncivilized; brutal and cruel. Example: The barbaric treatment of prisoners was condemned worldwide. Synonym: Cruel, Brutal Antonym: Civilized (SIV-uh-lized) – polite, cultured, or refined in manners

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→ Something used to lure or attract, especially for trapping or catching. Example: The fisherman used worms as bait to catch fish. Synonym: Lure, Trap Antonym: Repellent (ri-PEL-uhnt) – something that drives away or prevents attraction

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→ Kindly or gentle in nature; not harmful. Example: The doctor assured her that the tumor was benign and not dangerous. Synonym: Harmless, Gentle Antonym: Malignant (muh-LIG-nuhnt) – harmful or dangerous, especially in a medical context

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→ Noisy, energetic, and rowdy. Example: The boisterous crowd cheered for their team. Synonym: Rowdy, Loud Antonym: Quiet (KWY-uht) – making little or no noise

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→ Very strange or unusual, often in a way that is hard to explain. Example: The artist's bizarre paintings left everyone confused. Synonym: Strange, Odd Antonym: Normal (NOR-muhl) – typical or usual

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→ To confuse or perplex someone. Example: The complex instructions bewildered him completely. Synonym: Confuse, Perplex Antonym: Clarify (KLAIR-ih-fy) – to make something clear or easier to understand

Answer 90

→ Hostile, aggressive, or combative. Example: His belligerent behavior at the meeting caused tension. Synonym: Aggressive, Hostile Antonym: Peaceful (PEE-suh-fuhl) – calm, non-aggressive, and friendly

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→ A scene of chaos, confusion, or uproar. Example: There was bedlam in the streets during the parade. Synonym: Chaos, Mayhem Antonym: Order (AWR-der) – a state of being organized or controlled

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→ An exclamation used to praise or congratulate someone. Example: After the performance, the audience shouted "Bravo!" Synonym: Applause, Congratulations Antonym: Boo (BOO) – to express disapproval or dislike

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→ A type of comedy or performance that exaggerates and mocks something in a satirical way. Example: The burlesque show humorously mocked popular culture. Synonym: Satire, Parody Antonym: Serious (SEER-ee-uhs) – thoughtful or not humorous

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→ To intimidate or bully someone with harsh words. Example: The manager tried to browbeat the employee into quitting. Synonym: Bully, Intimidate Antonym: Encourage (en-KUR-ij) – to support or give confidence to someone

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→ A strong negative reaction to something. Example: There was a backlash against the new policy. Synonym: Recoil, Repercussion Antonym: Support (su-PORT) – approval or backing of an idea or action

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→ Lacking originality, dull, or predictable. Example: The movie was so banal that I fell asleep halfway through. Synonym: Dull, Trite Antonym: Original (uh-RIJ-i-nuhl) – fresh, new, and unique

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→ Having strong, unreasonable beliefs or opinions, especially about race, religion, or nationality. Example: His bigoted comments offended many people. Synonym: Prejudiced, Intolerant Antonym: Open-minded (OH-puhn MYND-id) – willing to consider or accept new ideas

Answer 98

→ A false and harmful statement meant to damage someone’s reputation. Example: The article was full of calumny against the politician. Synonym: Slander, Defamation Antonym Calumny: Praise (PRAYZ) – expression of approval or admiration

Answer 99

→ To persuade someone gently with flattery or promises. Example: He managed to cajole her into accepting the offer. Synonym: Coax, Persuade Antonym Cajole: Bully (BUL-ee) – to force or intimidate someone into doing something

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→ Tending to find fault or raise petty objections. Example: The reviewer was known for her captious remarks. Synonym: Critical, Fault-finding Antonym Captious: Tolerant (TAW-luh-ruhnt) – willing to accept feelings or beliefs that are different from your own

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→ Serious attention or concern. Example: She handled the injured bird with great care. Synonym: Concern, Attention Antonym Care: Neglect (nuh-GLEKT) – lack of attention or care

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→ A person falsely claiming to have special knowledge or skills. Example: He was exposed as a charlatan posing as a doctor. Synonym: Fraud, Impostor Antonym Charlatan: Expert (EK-spurt) – someone with a high level of knowledge or skill

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→ Bad-tempered or irritable. Example: The choleric manager often shouted at the staff. Synonym: Irritable, Grumpy Antonym Choleric: Calm (KAHM) – peaceful, not easily angered

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→ Too much pride in one's own worth or ability. Example: His conceit made him blind to his flaws. Synonym: Vanity, Arrogance Antonym Conceit: Humility (hyoo-MIL-ih-tee) – a modest view of one’s own importance

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→ Easily noticeable or attracting attention. Example: Her red dress made her conspicuous at the event. Synonym: Noticeable, Obvious Antonym Conspicuous: Hidden (HID-uhn) – not easily seen or noticed

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→ Extremely large or great. Example: The statue was a colossal achievement of ancient art. Synonym: Gigantic, Massive Antonym Colossal: Tiny (TY-nee) – very small

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→ Distrustful of others’ motives or sincerity. Example: He gave a cynical laugh when asked about honesty in politics. Synonym: Skeptical, Distrustful Antonym Cynical: Trusting (TRUS-ting) – believing others are good or honest

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→ Familiar with or knowledgeable about something. Example: She is fully conversant with the new software. Synonym: Familiar, Informed Antonym Conversant: Ignorant (IG-nuh-ruhnt) – lacking knowledge or awareness

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→ Well-deserved, usually referring to punishment. Example: He received condign punishment for his crimes. Synonym: Deserved, Appropriate Antonym Condign: Undeserved (UN-duh-zurvd) – not rightly earned

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→ To forgive or overlook wrong behavior. Example: The teacher refused to condone cheating. Synonym: Excuse, Overlook Antonym Condone: Condemn (kuhn-DEM) – to express strong disapproval

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→ To admit to something, usually a fault or crime. Example: She confessed her mistake honestly. Synonym: Admit, Acknowledge Antonym Confess: Deny (dih-NY) – to refuse to admit the truth

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→ Depending on something else that may or may not happen. Example: Our trip is contingent on the weather. Synonym: Dependent, Conditional Antonym Contingent: Definite (DEF-uh-nit) – certain, fixed

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→ Continuing without change; loyal. Example: He gave her constant support. Synonym: Steady, Persistent Antonym Constant: Unstable (uhn-STAY-buhl) – likely to change or fail

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→ Angry or annoyed. Example: She was cross with him for forgetting her birthday. Synonym: Angry, Irritated Antonym Cross: Cheerful (CHEER-ful) – noticeably happy and optimistic

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→ Done quickly with little attention to detail. Example: He gave a cursory glance at the report. Synonym: Hasty, Superficial Antonym Cursory: Thorough (THUR-oh) – done with great attention and care

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→ Skilled in achieving goals through clever and tricky ways. Example: The crafty fox escaped the trap. Synonym: Cunning, Sly Antonym Crafty: Honest (AW-nist) – truthful and sincere

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→ Behavior that causes pain or suffering to others. Example: The movie shows the cruelty of war. Synonym: Brutality, Harshness Antonym Cruelty: Kindness (KIND-ness) – the quality of being gentle and caring

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→ To rot or gradually break down over time. Example: The old house began to decay from neglect. Synonym: Rot, Decompose Antonym Decay: Growth (GROHTH) – the process of developing or increasing

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→ Extremely poor and lacking basic necessities. Example: The disaster left many families destitute. Synonym: Poor, Impoverished Antonym Destitute: Wealthy (WEL-thee) – having a lot of money or resources

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→ Intended to teach, often in a moralizing way. Example: The novel had a didactic tone, teaching life lessons. Synonym: Educational, Instructive Antonym Didactic: Uninformative (uhn-in-FOR-muh-tiv) – giving no useful knowledge

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→ To publicly declare something as wrong or evil. Example: She denounced corruption in the government. Synonym: Condemn, Criticize Antonym Denounce: Praise (PRAYZ) – to express approval or admiration

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→ Related to or coming from a god; heavenly. Example: The music had a divine beauty. Synonym: Heavenly, Sacred Antonym Divine: Earthly (URTH-lee) – related to the physical world

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→ Quiet, modest, and shy in appearance or behavior. Example: She wore a demure dress to the ceremony. Synonym: Modest, Reserved Antonym Demure: Bold (BOHLD) – confident and daring

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→ Likely to cause harm or injury. Example: Climbing without gear is extremely dangerous. Synonym: Risky, Hazardous Antonym Dangerous: Safe (SAYF) – free from harm or risk

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→ Costly or expensive. Example: The dress was too dear for my budget. Synonym: Costly, Pricey Antonym Dear: Cheap (CHEEP) – low in cost

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→ Final, clear, and without doubt. Example: The judge gave a definitive ruling. Synonym: Final, Absolute Antonym Definitive: Uncertain (uhn-SUR-tn) – not sure or fixed

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→ Lacking a plan or enthusiasm; disconnected. Example: He made a desultory attempt at studying. Synonym: Aimless, Random Antonym Desultory: Focused (FOH-kusd) – having clear attention or direction

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→ Shy or lacking self-confidence. Example: She was diffident in expressing her opinion. Synonym: Shy, Timid Antonym Diffident: Confident (KON-fi-dent) – self-assured and bold

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→ A formal talk or discussion on a subject. Example: The professor gave a discourse on modern art. Synonym: Discussion, Lecture Antonym Discourse: Silence (SY-luhns) – absence of speech

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→ To scatter or disappear gradually. Example: The fog dissipated by noon. Synonym: Disperse, Fade Antonym Dissipate: Gather (GATH-ur) – to bring together

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→ The system of managing money, goods, and services in a country or area. Example: The global economy is recovering slowly after the crisis. Synonym: Market, Finance Antonym Economy: Waste (WAYST) – careless use of resources

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→ Weak, worn out, or no longer effective. Example: The empire became effete and fell apart. Synonym: Weak, Feeble Antonym Effete: Strong (STRAWNG) – having great power or strength

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→ To draw out a response, answer, or feeling. Example: The teacher tried to elicit a thoughtful reply. Synonym: Extract, Bring out Antonym Elicit: Suppress (suh-PRESS) – to hold back or hide

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→ To escape or avoid something or someone cleverly. Example: The thief eluded capture again. Synonym: Escape, Evade Antonym Elude: Confront (kun-FRONT) – to face directly

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→ To set someone free from control or restrictions. Example: The new law will emancipate oppressed communities. Synonym: Liberate, Free Antonym Emancipate: Enslave (en-SLAYV) – to make someone a slave

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→ To try to equal or excel someone, often by imitation. Example: He emulates his older brother’s success. Synonym: Imitate, Copy Antonym Emulate: Ignore (ig-NOR) – to pay no attention to

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→ To attract or tempt by offering something. Example: The smell of food enticed him into the kitchen. Synonym: Tempt, Lure Antonym Entice: Repel (ri-PELL) – to drive away or reject

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→ Spending or using more than necessary; excessive. Example: They held an extravagant wedding. Synonym: Lavish, Excessive Antonym Extravagant: Modest (MOD-ist) – not showy or extreme

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→ Very unusual, excellent, or special. Example: She is an exceptional student. Synonym: Outstanding, Remarkable Antonym Exceptional: Ordinary (OR-duh-nair-ee) – usual or normal

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→ To free someone or something from difficulty. Example: He tried to extricate himself from the awkward situation. Synonym: Free, Release Antonym Extricate: Trap (TRAP) – to catch or hold tightly

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→ Lasting for a very short time. Example: The rainbow was ephemeral, vanishing in minutes. Synonym: Short-lived, Temporary Antonym Ephemeral: Permanent (PUR-muh-nuhnt) – lasting forever

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→ To destroy completely. Example: The company tried to exterminate the pests. Synonym: Eradicate, Eliminate Antonym Exterminate: Preserve (pri-ZURV) – to protect or save

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→ To make a problem worse. Example: Yelling will only exacerbate the situation. Synonym: Worsen, Aggravate Antonym Exacerbate: Alleviate (uh-LEE-vee-ayt) – to reduce or ease

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→To free someone from blame or guilt. Example: The evidence exculpated the suspect. Synonym: Clear, Acquit Antonym Exculpate: Accuse (uh-KYOOZ) – to say someone did something wrong

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→ An urgent need or demand. Example: The exigency of the situation required quick action. Synonym: Emergency, Crisis Antonym Exigency: Calm (KAHM) – a state of peace or no urgency

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→ To attract and hold attention by charm or interest. Example: Magic tricks always fascinate children. Synonym: Captivate, Enchant Antonym Fascinate: Bore (BOHR) – to make someone feel uninterested

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→ Very attentive to detail; hard to please. Example: She is fastidious about how her room looks. Synonym: Fussy, Particular Antonym Fastidious: Careless (KAIR-lis) – not paying attention to detail

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→ A power that determines events beyond human control. Example: They believed it was fate that brought them together. Synonym: Destiny, Fortune Antonym Fate: Choice (CHOYS) – the act of deciding freely

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→ Silly or pointless in a foolish way. Example: His fatuous comments annoyed everyone. Synonym: Foolish, Absurd Antonym Fatuous: Wise (WYZ) – showing good judgment

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→ To struggle or battle physically or mentally. Example: The two teams fought hard to win. Synonym: Battle, Clash Antonym Fight: Surrender (suh-REN-dur) – to give up

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→ Intense anger or violence. Example: She screamed in fury when she saw the damage. Synonym: Rage, Wrath Antonym Fury: Calmness (KAHM-nis) – a state of peace or quiet

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→ Able to produce a lot (of ideas or offspring). Example: The fecund land produced rich crops. Synonym: Fertile, Productive Antonym Fecund: Barren (BAIR-uhn) – not producing anything

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→ Fierce and violent. Example: The ferocious lion scared everyone. Synonym: Savage, Brutal Antonym Ferocious: Gentle (JEN-tl) – soft and kind

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→ Not real; made up. Example: Sherlock Holmes is a fictitious character. Synonym: Imaginary, Fake Antonym Fictitious: Real (REEL) – actually existing

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→ Shockingly noticeable or offensive. Example: His flagrant lies ruined his reputation. Synonym: Blatant, Obvious Antonym Flagrant: Hidden (HID-uhn) – not easily seen

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→ Happening by chance, usually in a good way. Example: Their meeting was purely fortuitous. Synonym: Accidental, Lucky Antonym Fortuitous: Planned (PLAND) – decided before

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→ A person or thing that comes before and signals what's ahead. Example: These clouds are a forerunner of a storm. Synonym: Precursor, Herald Antonym Forerunner: Follower (FAH-low-ur) – one who comes after

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→ To order someone not to do something. Example: The law forbids smoking here. Synonym: Prohibit, Ban Antonym Forbid: Allow (uh-LOW) – to give permission

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→ Not showing a serious or respectful attitude. Example: His flippant reply made her angry. Synonym: Disrespectful, Saucy Antonym Flippant: Respectful (ri-SPEK-tfuhl) – showing regard

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→ Very showy or bold in style. Example: He wore a flamboyant red suit. Synonym: Flashy, Colorful Antonym Flamboyant: Modest (MOD-ist) – simple, not showy

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→ Causing death or disaster. Example: The crash was fatal to both drivers. Synonym: Deadly, Lethal Antonym Fatal: Harmless (HAHRM-lis) – not dangerous

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→ A false belief or idea. Example: It's a fallacy that bigger cars are always safer. Synonym: Misconception, Error Antonym Fallacy: Truth (TROOTH) – something true

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→ Capable of making mistakes. Example: Even experts are fallible. Synonym: Imperfect, Error-prone Antonym Fallible: Infallible (in-FAL-uh-buhl) – never wrong

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→ To provide or equip. Example: They furnished the house with modern furniture. Synonym: Supply, Equip Antonym Furnish: Remove (ri-MOOV) – to take away

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→ Courage in pain or difficulty. Example: She showed great fortitude during the crisis. Synonym: Courage, Strength Antonym Fortitude: Weakness (WEEK-nis) – lack of strength

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→ To restore or polish something to make it look new or fresh again. Example: He decided to furbish the old table before selling it. Synonym Furbish: Renovate, Refurbish Antonym Furbish: Tarnish (TAR-nish) – to make something lose its shine or beauty

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→ Clever but usually dishonest behavior used to trick or deceive Example: She used her guile to get past the guards unnoticed. Synonym Guile: Cunning, Deceit Antonym Guile: Honesty (HAH-nuh-stee) – the quality of being truthful and sincere

Answer 168

→ A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction Example: He felt great gratification after finishing the project. Synonym Gratification: Satisfaction, Contentment Antonym Gratification: Displeasure (dis-PLEH-zher) – the feeling of being unhappy or annoyed

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→ Excessively talkative, especially about trivial things Example: The garrulous man wouldn’t stop chatting about the weather. Synonym Garrulous: Talkative, Chatty Antonym Garrulous: Reserved (ri-ZURVD) – not inclined to talk or share thoughts

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→ Showing kindness, compassion, or sympathy Example: It was a humane decision to rescue the injured animal. Synonym Humane: Kind, Compassionate Antonym Humane: Cruel (KROOL) – causing pain or suffering without care

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→ Proud in a way that shows disrespect to others Example: Her haughty attitude made her unpopular. Synonym Haughty: Arrogant, Snobbish Antonym Haughty: Humble (HUM-buhl) – having or showing a modest opinion of oneself

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→ The quality of being humble or modest Example: Despite his success, he always showed humility. Synonym Humility: Modesty, Meekness Antonym Humility: Pride (PRYD) – a high or unreasonable opinion of one’s own importance

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→ To obstruct or slow down progress Example: Heavy rain might hamper the rescue mission. Synonym Hamper: Obstruct, Hinder Antonym Hamper: Aid (AYD) – to help or support

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→ Happy and cheerful Example: The teacher was in a jolly mood during the celebration. Synonym Jolly: Cheerful, Merry Antonym Jolly: Gloomy (GLOO-mee) – sad or depressed

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→ A feeling of great happiness Example: Her face lit up with joy when she saw her puppy. Synonym Joy: Delight, Happiness Antonym Joy: Misery (MIZ-uh-ree) – great suffering or unhappiness

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→ A dishonest or untrustworthy man Example: The knave tricked people into giving him their money. Synonym Knave: Rogue, Scoundrel Antonym Knave: Gentleman (JEN-tuhl-muhn) – a man of honor and good character

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→ Unable to read or write Example: The organization helps illiterate adults learn to read. Synonym Illiterate: Uneducated, Unlettered Antonym Illiterate: Literate (LIT-uh-ruht) – able to read and write

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→ Lacking power or ability Example: He felt impotent in the face of such injustice. Synonym Impotent: Powerless, Helpless Antonym Impotent: Powerful (POW-ur-fuhl) – having great strength or control

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→ Not important or relevant Example: That detail is immaterial to our discussion. Synonym Immaterial: Irrelevant, Insignificant Antonym Immaterial: Relevant (REL-uh-vuhnt) – closely connected or important to the topic

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→ About to happen soon Example: A storm is imminent, so we should stay inside. Synonym Imminent: Approaching, Looming Antonym Imminent: Distant (DIS-tuhnt) – far away in space or time

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→ Uncertain or indecisive Example: He stood irresolute, unsure of what to say. Synonym Irresolute: Hesitant, Indecisive Antonym Irresolute: Determined (di-TUR-mind) – firm and resolute in decision

Answer 182

→ Angry due to unfair treatment Example: She was indignant when falsely accused. Synonym Indignant: Resentful, Outraged Antonym Indignant: Content (kun-TENT) – satisfied and at peace

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→ Not alive or lacking life Example: The statue is an inanimate object. Synonym Inanimate: Lifeless, Motionless Antonym Inanimate: Living (LIV-ing) – alive and breathing

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→ Honest and innocent Example: Her ingenuous smile won everyone’s heart. Synonym Ingenuous: Sincere, Naive Antonym Ingenuous: Deceitful (di-SEET-fuhl) – dishonest or tricky

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→ Harmful in a subtle or sneaky way Example: The disease had an insidious onset with no symptoms. Synonym Insidious: Sneaky, Treacherous Antonym Insidious: Harmless (HAHRM-lis) – not causing damage or hurt

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→ Close and personal Example: They shared an intimate friendship. Synonym Intimate: Close, Personal Antonym Intimate: Distant (DIS-tuhnt) – not emotionally close

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→ Impossible to stop or prevent Example: The inexorable rise in prices worried everyone. Synonym Inexorable: Unstoppable, Relentless Antonym Inexorable: Yielding (YEEL-ding) – giving in or easy to change

Answer 188

→ Rude or disrespectful Example: His impertinent remarks shocked the teacher. Synonym Impertinent: Insolent, Disrespectful Antonym Impertinent: Polite (puh-LYT) – showing good manners

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→ To express sorrow or grief Example: She lamented the loss of her childhood friend. Synonym Lament: Mourn, Grieve Antonym Lament: Rejoice (ri-JOYS) – to feel or show great joy

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→ Open to new ideas or generous Example: He has liberal views on education. Synonym Liberal: Generous, Open-minded Antonym Liberal: Conservative (kuhn-SUR-vuh-tiv) – holding to traditional values

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→ Not strict; tolerant Example: The teacher was lenient with late submissions. Synonym Lenient: Soft, Forgiving Antonym Lenient: Strict (strikt) – enforcing rules firmly

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→ The state of being similar Example: There's a strong likeness between the twins. Synonym Likeness: Similarity, Resemblance Antonym Likeness: Difference (DIF-ur-uhns) – a point or way in which things are not alike

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→ Lacking in quantity or quality Example: He survived on a meagre diet during the journey. Synonym Meagre: Scanty, Sparse Antonym Meagre: Abundant (uh-BUN-dunt) – more than enough

Answer 194

→ Unkind or nasty Example: The boy was mean to his younger brother. Synonym Mean: Cruel, Harsh Antonym Mean: Kind (kynd) – nice and gentle

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→ Great suffering or unhappiness Example: War brought misery to the people. Synonym Misery: Suffering, Agony Antonym Misery: Happiness (HAP-ee-nis) – feeling of joy or pleasure

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→ Having an unhealthy interest in unpleasant things Example: She had a morbid fascination with death. Synonym Morbid: Gloomy, Gruesome Antonym Morbid: Cheerful (CHEER-ful) – noticeably happy or optimistic

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→ Feeling or expressing sadness Example: A mournful tune played at the funeral. Synonym Mournful: Sad, Sorrowful Antonym Mournful: Joyful (JOY-ful) – full of happiness

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→ Very strong or powerful Example: The mighty elephant shook the ground. Synonym Mighty: Powerful, Strong Antonym Mighty: Weak (week) – lacking strength

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→ The intention to do harm Example: He spoke with malice in his voice. Synonym Malice: Spite, Hatred Antonym Malice: Kindness (KYND-nis) – being gentle and helpful

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→ A feeling of deep sadness Example: A melancholy mood filled the room. Synonym Melancholy: Sadness, Gloom Antonym Melancholy: Delight (di-LYT) – great pleasure or joy

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→ Extremely beautiful or impressive Example: The palace was magnificent in every way. Synonym Magnificent: Grand, Glorious Antonym Magnificent: Ordinary (OR-duh-nair-ee) – normal or not special

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→ Famous for something bad Example: He was notorious for his criminal past. Synonym Notorious: Infamous, Dishonorable Antonym Notorious: Respectable (ri-SPEK-tuh-buhl) – admired or proper

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→ Worth noticing or important Example: She made a notable contribution to science. Synonym Notable: Remarkable, Distinguished Antonym Notable: Unimportant (UN-im-POR-tuhnt) – not significant or worth attention

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→ Offensive or indecent Example: The movie was banned for obscene content. Synonym Obscene: Vulgar, Indecent Antonym Obscene: Decent (DEE-suhnt) – proper and acceptable

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→ Out of date or no longer used Example: Typewriters are now obsolete. Synonym Obsolete: Outdated, Old-fashioned Antonym Obsolete: Modern (MOD-urn) – current or new

Answer 206

→ To force oneself into a situation Example: He didn’t want to obtrude on their conversation. Synonym Obtrude: Interfere, Intrude Antonym Obtrude: Withdraw (with-DRAW) – to move back or away

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→ To destroy completely Example: The town was obliterated by the storm. Synonym Obliterate: Erase, Annihilate Antonym Obliterate: Preserve (pri-ZURV) – to protect and keep safe

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→ Well-timed or suitable Example: It was an opportune moment to ask for a raise. Synonym Opportune: Timely, Fitting Antonym Opportune: Inconvenient (in-kuhn-VEEN-yent) – not suitable or favorable

Answer 209

→ Deep in serious thought Example: She looked pensive while staring out the window. Synonym: Thoughtful, Reflective Antonym: Carefree – not showing deep thought or concern

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→ Arousing pity, especially through sadness or weakness Example: His broken umbrella looked truly pathetic in the rain. Synonym: Pitiful, Miserable Antonym: Impressive – admirable or striking

Answer 211

→ Deeply religious or showing strong faith Example: The pious woman prayed every morning. Synonym: Devout, God-fearing Antonym: Irreligious – not religious

Answer 212

→ Lasting a long time, constantly recurring Example: Poverty is a perennial problem in some regions. Synonym: Eternal, Everlasting Antonym: Temporary – lasting for a short time

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→ To represent or describe in a picture or words Example: The artist portrayed the queen in royal colors. Synonym: Depict, Illustrate Antonym: Distort – to misrepresent

Answer 214

→ To own or have something Example: He possesses great strength and determination. Synonym: Own, Have Antonym: Lack – to not have something

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→ To talk foolishly or excessively Example: He prated on about his weekend plans. Synonym: Babble, Chatter Antonym: Be silent – to stay quiet

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→ Wastefully extravagant Example: The prodigal son spent all his inheritance. Synonym: Wasteful, Lavish Antonym: Thrifty – careful with money

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→ Showing advanced abilities at an early age Example: The precocious child could solve complex math problems. Synonym: Gifted, Advanced Antonym: Slow – developing later

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→ To treat someone kindly but with a sense of superiority Example: He tends to patronize people who disagree with him. Synonym: Condescend, Talk down to Antonym: Respect – to treat as an equal

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→ To punish someone for breaking a rule Example: The player was penalized for a foul. Synonym: Punish, Discipline Antonym: Reward – to give something positive

Answer 220

→ Visually attractive, like a picture Example: The village was picturesque with its colorful houses. Synonym: Beautiful, Scenic Antonym: Ugly – unpleasant to look at

Answer 221

→ A right or privilege Example: It’s the king’s prerogative to pardon prisoners. Synonym: Right, Privilege Antonym: Obligation – something one is required to do

Answer 222

→ To formally stop or forbid Example: The school prohibits the use of phones during class. Synonym: Ban, Forbid Antonym: Allow – to permit

Answer 223

→ To rob and destroy violently, especially during war Example: The soldiers pillaged the village and stole everything. Synonym: Loot, Plunder Antonym: Protect – to keep safe

Answer 224

→ Emotionally touching or moving Example: The movie’s ending was deeply poignant. Synonym: Touching, Emotional Antonym: Unemotional – not affecting feelings

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→ Attractively old-fashioned or unusual Example: She lives in a quaint little cottage by the lake. Synonym: Charming, Picturesque Antonym Quaint: Modern – belonging to the present or recent times

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→ A peculiar behavior or habit Example: His habit of talking to plants is just a harmless quirk. Synonym: Peculiarity, Oddity Antonym Quirk: Normality – usual or typical behavior

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→ A clever or witty remark Example: She made a quick quip that made everyone laugh. Synonym: Joke, Wisecrack Antonym Quip: Serious remark – a thoughtful or grave statement

Answer 228

→ Isolated to prevent the spread of disease Example: The travelers were quarantined for two weeks. Synonym: Isolated, Separated Antonym Quarantined: Freed – released from isolation

Answer 229

→ A feeling of doubt or worry Example: He had no qualms about lying to his boss. Synonym: Doubt, Uneasiness Antonym Qualm: Confidence – firm belief or assurance

Answer 230

→ Strange or unusual Example: Something seemed queer about his behavior. Synonym: Strange, Odd Antonym Queer: Normal – usual or expected

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→ Doubtful or suspicious Example: His actions are morally questionable. Synonym: Suspicious, Dubious Antonym Questionable: Certain – definite or clear

Answer 232

→ A long search or pursuit Example: They went on a quest to find the lost treasure. Synonym: Search, Pursuit Antonym Quest: Routine – a regular course of action

Answer 233

→ Fast in movement or time Example: She gave a quick reply and ran off. Synonym: Rapid, Swift Antonym Quick: Slow – taking more time than usual

Answer 234

→ Shining or glowing brightly Example: Her face was radiant with happiness. Synonym: Bright, Glowing Antonym Radiant: Dull – lacking brightness or light

Answer 235

→ Polished, elegant, or improved Example: He has very refined manners. Synonym: Polished, Cultured Antonym Refined: Crude – lacking sophistication or polish

Answer 236

→ Resistance or uprising against authority Example: The people started a rebellion against the unjust king. Synonym: Revolt, Uprising Antonym Rebellion: Obedience – compliance with rules or authority

Answer 237

→ To say something again for emphasis Example: She reiterated her instructions before leaving. Synonym: Repeat, Restate Antonym Reiterate: Ignore – to not mention or emphasize again

Answer 238

→ Deep regret or guilt for a wrong Example: He showed deep remorse for his actions. Synonym: Regret, Guilt Antonym Remorse: Indifference – lack of concern or sympathy

Answer 239

→ Fame or great reputation Example: She earned renown for her scientific work. Synonym: Fame, Glory Antonym Renown: Obscurity – the state of being unknown

Answer 240

→ To feel or show great joy Example: We all rejoiced at the good news. Synonym: Celebrate, Cheer Antonym Rejoice: Mourn – to feel or express sorrow

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→ Closely connected to the subject Example: Please ask relevant questions only. Synonym: Pertinent, Applicable Antonym Relevant: Irrelevant – not related or connected

Answer 242

→ The act of opposing or fighting back Example: The villagers showed resistance to the invaders. Synonym: Opposition, Defiance Antonym Resistance: Surrender – yielding or giving up

Answer 243

→ Complete destruction or downfall Example: The flood brought ruin to the city. Synonym: Destruction, Collapse Antonym Ruin: Success – favorable outcome or prosperity

Answer 244

→ To prove something is wrong Example: He refuted the false claims. Synonym: Disprove, Deny Antonym Refute: Confirm – to prove something is true

Answer 245

→ To bounce off a surface Example: The bullet ricocheted off the wall. Synonym: Bounce, Rebound Antonym Ricochet: Settle – to come to rest

Answer 246

→ A fixed routine or boring pattern Example: He’s stuck in a rut with his daily life. Synonym: Routine, Dullness Antonym Rut: Variety – a range of different things

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→ Relating to the countryside Example: She grew up in a rural village. Synonym: Countryside, Rustic Antonym Rural: Urban – relating to the city

Answer 248

→ Extreme or far-reaching Example: He proposed radical changes to the system. Synonym: Extreme, Revolutionary Antonym Radical: Conservative – favoring tradition or moderation

Answer 249

→ Covered with frost Example: The rimy grass sparkled in the morning light. Synonym: Frosty, Icy Antonym Rimy: Warm – having or giving off heat

Answer 250

→ Far away or distant Example: They live in a remote village. Synonym: Distant, Isolated Antonym Remote: Nearby – close in distance

Answer 251

→ Extremely silly or unreasonable Example: That’s a ridiculous suggestion! Synonym: Absurd, Preposterous Antonym Ridiculous: Sensible – showing good judgment

Answer 252

→ Mentally sound and reasonable Example: He remained sane even under great pressure. Synonym: Rational, Sound-minded Antonym Sane: Insane – mentally ill or irrational

Answer 253

→ To satisfy fully Example: The large meal was enough to satiate his hunger. Synonym: Satisfy, Fill Antonym Satiate: Starve – to suffer from hunger

Answer 254

→ Holy or deserving great respect Example: The temple is a sacred place for worshippers. Synonym: Holy, Revered Antonym Sacred: Profane – not respectful of religious things

Answer 255

→ Small or insufficient in amount Example: They survived on a scanty supply of food. Synonym: Meager, Sparse Antonym Scanty: Abundant – plenty or more than enough

Answer 256

→ To angrily criticize someone Example: She scolded the child for being late. Synonym: Reprimand, Chide Antonym Scold: Praise – to show approval

Answer 257

→ To examine carefully Example: The documents were scrutinised for errors. Synonym: Inspect, Analyze Antonym Scrutinise: Ignore – to not pay attention

Answer 258

→ Extremely hot Example: We walked under the scorching sun. Synonym: Blazing, Searing Antonym Scorching: Freezing – very cold

Answer 259

→ Active and lively, especially in old age Example: My grandfather is still spry at 80. Synonym: Energetic, Agile Antonym Spry: Frail – weak and delicate

Answer 260

→ A written law Example: The statute prohibits smoking in public places. Synonym: Law, Regulation Antonym Statute: Anarchy – absence of rules

Answer 261

→ A specific condition in an agreement Example: The contract has a stipulation about late payments. Synonym: Condition, Requirement Antonym Stipulation: Flexibility – not being strict

Answer 262

→ A trick used to hide or avoid something Example: He used a clever subterfuge to escape. Synonym: Deception, Trick Antonym Subterfuge: Honesty – being truthful

Answer 263

→ To prove or support with evidence Example: Can you substantiate your claims? Synonym: Prove, Validate Antonym Substantiate: Disprove – to show something is false

Answer 264

→ Brief and clearly expressed Example: Her explanation was succinct and helpful. Synonym: Concise, Brief Antonym Succinct: Wordy – using too many words

Answer 265

→ Relating to physical pleasure Example: The perfume had a sensual fragrance. Synonym: Erotic, Pleasurable Antonym Sensual: Chaste – without physical indulgence

Answer 266

→ Overly submissive or eager to please Example: His servile behavior annoyed everyone. Synonym: Submissive, Obedient Antonym Servile: Assertive – confident and bold

Answer 267

→ Clever and sharp in judgment Example: She made a shrewd business decision. Synonym: Clever, Wise Antonym Shrewd: Foolish – lacking good sense

Answer 268

→ Nervous or uncomfortable with others Example: He’s too shy to speak in public. Synonym: Timid, Bashful Antonym Shy: Confident – self-assured

Answer 269

→ Alone or preferring to be alone Example: He took a solitary walk in the forest. Synonym: Alone, Isolated Antonym Solitary: Social – enjoying company

Answer 270

→ Dirty or morally bad Example: The novel tells a sordid tale of betrayal. Synonym: Dirty, Shameful Antonym Sordid: Noble – showing high moral qualities

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→ A sample used for analysis Example: The scientist took a blood specimen. Synonym: Sample, Example Antonym Specimen: Whole – complete thing

Answer 272

→ Not moving or changing Example: The economy has been static for months. Synonym: Unchanging, Still Antonym Static: Dynamic – full of movement and change

Answer 273

→ Free from germs or unproductive Example: The surgical tools must be sterile. Synonym: Clean, Barren Antonym Sterile: Fertile – capable of producing

Answer 274

→ Of great beauty or excellence Example: The view from the hilltop was sublime. Synonym: Glorious, Majestic Antonym Sublime: Ordinary – not special or impressive

Answer 275

→ Shallow or lacking depth Example: His understanding of the topic is superficial. Synonym: Shallow, Surface-level Antonym Superficial: Deep – showing thought or seriousness

Answer 276

→ Having the same or nearly the same meaning Example: “Happy” is synonymous with “joyful.” Synonym: Equivalent, Identical Antonym Synonymous: Opposite – having a contrary meaning

Answer 277

→ Something forbidden by society or culture Example: Talking about money is a taboo in some families. Synonym: Prohibited, Forbidden Antonym Taboo: Acceptable – permitted or allowed

Answer 278

→ A core belief or principle Example: One tenet of democracy is freedom of speech. Synonym: Principle, Doctrine Antonym Tenet: Disbelief – rejection of belief or idea

Answer 279

→ The treatment of disease and healing processes Example: Advances in therapeutics have saved many lives. Synonym: Treatment, Medicine Antonym Therapeutics: Harm – physical or emotional injury

Answer 280

→ Showing moderation or self-control Example: He was temperate in both speech and habits. Synonym: Moderate, Restrained Antonym Temperate: Excessive – too much or too extreme

Answer 281

→ To grow or develop successfully Example: The business began to thrive after the relaunch. Synonym: Flourish, Prosper Antonym Thrive: Wither – to fade or shrink in strength

Answer 282

→ Related to worldly time or material life Example: His concerns were more temporal than spiritual. Synonym: Earthly, Worldly Antonym Temporal: Eternal – lasting forever, beyond time

Answer 283

→ A long, angry speech Example: The manager’s tirade shocked the whole office. Synonym: Rant, Outburst Antonym Tirade: Compliment – a kind or polite expression

Answer 284

→ Not certain or confirmed Example: We made tentative plans for the trip. Synonym: Hesitant, Uncertain Antonym Tentative: Definite – clearly decided or final

Answer 285

→ A cruel and oppressive ruler Example: The people rebelled against the tyrant. Synonym: Dictator, Despot Antonym Tyrant: Liberator – one who frees others

Answer 286

→ A beginner or novice Example: As a tyro, she needed a lot of guidance. Synonym: Novice, Learner Antonym Tyro: Expert – someone highly skilled

Answer 287

→ Hidden or not obvious Example: He had an ulterior motive behind his kindness. Synonym: Hidden, Concealed Antonym Ulterior: Open – clear and transparent

Answer 288

→ A mischievous, raggedly dressed child Example: The little urchin begged for food on the street. Synonym: Ragamuffin, Waif Antonym Urchin: Aristocrat – a noble or high-status person

Answer 289

→ Sophisticated and polite Example: He gave an urbane reply with charm and grace. Synonym: Suave, Polished Antonym Urbane: Rude – lacking manners or refinement

Answer 290

→ One of a kind; unlike anything else Example: Her art style is truly unique. Synonym: Singular, Distinctive Antonym Unique: Common – found everywhere, usual

Answer 291

→ A strong desire or to push someone to act Example: I had an urge to speak the truth. Synonym: Desire, Encourage Antonym Urge: Discourage – to stop someone from acting

Answer 292

→ Idealistic, imagining a perfect world Example: His idea of society was purely utopian. Synonym: Ideal, Dreamlike Antonym Utopian: Dystopian – relating to a nightmarish world

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→ The action or state of keeping careful watch Example: The guards maintained vigilance all night. Synonym: Watchfulness, Alertness Antonym Vigilance: Negligence (NEG-li-juhns) – failure to take proper care

Answer 294

→ Having a strong desire for revenge Example: Her vindictive attitude shocked everyone. Synonym: Revengeful, Spiteful Antonym Vindictive: Forgiving (fer-GIV-ing) – ready to pardon

Answer 295

→ Intensity or forcefulness of expression or emotion Example: He spoke with vehemence about injustice. Synonym: Passion, Intensity Antonym Vehemence: Calmness (KAHM-nuhs) – a state of peace or stillness

Answer 296

→ Truthfulness and accuracy Example: We questioned the veracity of his statement. Synonym: Honesty, Truth Antonym Veracity: Falsehood (FALS-hood) – a lie or untrue statement

Answer 297

→ A constitutional right to reject a decision or proposal Example: The president used his veto power. Synonym: Rejection, Prohibition Antonym Veto: Approval (uh-PROO-vuhl) – formal consent or agreement

Answer 298

→ To speak or write harshly about someone Example: He tried to vilify his opponent during the debate. Synonym: Defame, Slander Antonym Vilify: Praise (PRAYZ) – to speak well of someone

Answer 299

→ Feeling tired or worn out Example: She was weary after a long journey. Synonym: Exhausted, Fatigued Antonym Weary: Energetic (en-er-JET-ik) – full of energy

Answer 300

→ Full of life and energy Example: She had a vivacious personality. Synonym: Lively, Spirited Antonym Vivacious: Dull (DUHL) – lacking brightness or liveliness

Answer 301

→ To destroy or severely damage Example: The storm will wreck the small boats. Synonym: Destroy, Ruin Antonym Wreck: Repair (ri-PAIR) – to fix or restore

Answer 302

→ Having a feeling of vague sadness or longing Example: He gave a wistful look at his childhood home. Synonym: Yearning, Nostalgic Antonym Wistful: Content (kun-TENT) – satisfied and at peace

Answer 303

→ A trick or strategy meant to deceive Example: She used every wile to win the argument. Synonym: Trick, Scheme Antonym Wile: Honesty (HON-uh-stee) – truthfulness and sincerity

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→ Attractive or charming in a sweet way Example: Her winsome smile melted everyone’s heart. Synonym: Charming, Delightful Antonym Winsome: Repulsive (ri-PUL-siv) – causing strong dislike

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→ To give up voluntarily Example: He waived his right to a lawyer. Synonym: Relinquish, Forgo Antonym Waive: Enforce (en-FORS) – to insist upon or apply

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→ To give way or surrender Example: He refused to yield under pressure. Synonym: Surrender, Submit Antonym Yield: Resist (ri-ZIST) – to fight back or oppose

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→ To have a deep desire or longing Example: She yearned for her family. Synonym: Crave, Desire Antonym Yearn: Dislike (DIS-lahyk) – lack of interest or desire

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→ The highest point or peak Example: The artist reached the zenith of her career. Synonym: Peak, Summit Antonym Zenith: Nadir (NAY-dur) – the lowest point

Answer 309

– To feel very sad, especially after someone dies or after a big loss.

Answer 310

– A strong feeling of anger or dislike towards someone for something they did in the past.

Answer 311

– The act of lying or tricking someone to make them believe something that is not true.

Answer 312

Outdated or something replaced by newer or not much of use nowadays

Answer 313

To place or insert between; to interrupt or intervene.

Answer 314

A person running away from the law or danger.

Answer 315

Skillful with hands or mind.

Answer 316

Done by choice; not forced

Answer 317

Not planning for the future; careless with money.

Answer 318

To become used to something unpleasant.

Answer 319

Silly or meaningless.

Answer 320

Dying without a legal will.

Answer 321

A person learning a trade under a skilled worker.

Answer 322

A person who settles a dispute or conflict

Answer 323

Suitable for growing crops.

Answer 324

Meaning: To place or arrange words together in a typical or expected way. (Example: In English, “make” collocates with “decision” – we say “make a decision,” not “do a decision.”)

Answer 325

Meaning: To send out or arrange something (like troops, resources, or tools) for use. (Example: The army deployed soldiers to the border.)

Answer 326

Showing rudness and the lack of consideration for other people

Answer 327

To make somebody/ something go away ; to get rid of somebody/something

Answer 328

Anything that eludes(hard to understand) or deceives(misleading or trick)

Answer 329

To destroy or get rid of something completely

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