Word Abdicate Abstruse Acclaim Advent

Synonym Resign, Renounce Ambiguous, puzzling Applause, praise Arrival, occurrence

Antonym Join Clear, Undermine, departure

Apathy

Lethargy, Indifference

Concern, energetic Annoy, Irritate

Appease

Pacify, relieve

Assuage Articulate

Lessen, abate Explain, Definite

Aggravate Vague, Obscure

Abhor Adulterated Adept Authentic

Hate, scorn, loathe Contaminated, Polluted Skillful, proficient True, Bona fide, Genuine Wealthy, Rich, Opulence Alleviate, mitigate, abolish Story ,tale, yarn

Adore, Purified Inept, clumsy Spurious, Counterfeit Poverty, Penury Create, Establish

Sentence Latif was compelled to abdicate due to immense public pressure The philosophical poem was abstruse to most of the students. The man was acclaimed as a great actor The advent of nuclear has brought a revolutionary change in industrial sector. Apathy about liberation war among young generation must not be encouraged. Tom was trying to appease the crying baby by offering him chocolate. The teachers anger was assuaged after some time. He was able to impress the audience by articulating his presentation effectively. Everyone should abhor smokers. There are abundant adulterated food in the market She is adept at fine art After a thorough chemical analysis, the compound was proved to be authentic Tom is an affluent man now through diligence and devotion. The human race has today the means to annihilate itself. There are anecdotes of people who have become wealthy, instead of their impoverished background. They could not hide the bitter antagonism between them He suffers from ambivalence while taking decisions. Surprisingly he aggregated great wealth in a short period.

Affluence Annihilate Anecdote

Antagonism Animosity, hostility Ambivalent Aggregate Equivocal, contradictory Accumulate, gather

Amity, Harmony Definite, unconflicted disperse

Accentuate Astute Arduous Appalling Apex Antiquated Augment Arbitrator Arbitrary Alienate

Emphasize, stress Shrewd , wise, cunning Laborious, fatiguing, grueling Shocking, alarming Zenith, top, Summit Out dated, obsolete Increase, Intensify Negotiator, arbiter Whimsical, capricious Estrange, disaffect

Perplexing Stupid, dull Easy, comfortable Pleasant, pleasing Bottom, base Fashionable, Decrease, diminish belligerent Rational, Reasoned Involve, reconcile Inauspicious, adverse

Her blue dress accentuated her paleness. He made astute investment on land Mountain climbing is an arduous work I was so appalled at the broken buildings The apex of the triangle faces to the north Type writer has become too antiquated to use now. I work at weekend to augment my income Erum is a neutral arbitrator His arbitrary nature irritates us. The verdict of the court alienated his daughter from him. We have to consult about the most auspicious date of wedding

Auspicious

Favorable, fortunate

Amend Altruism Breach Braggart

Rectify, alter Benevolence, Generosity Break, violate Boastful, proud,

Worsen, Selfishness, Malevolence, Honor, abide by Modest, polite

Amend your way of behavior Altruism has become a very rare virtue among us Saima, sued Sakib for breach of promise She was no braggart, preferring to let her accomplishments speak for themselves. Brevity is a must when you send a telegram My self confidence is as brittle as egg-shell. He was on the brink of an emotional breakdown The belligerent mentality of America is appalling for mankind His friends all came to console him upon his sudden bereavement

Brevity Brittle Brink Belligerent

Briefness, concision Fragile, shatter able, frangible Edge, Brim, Verge Bellicose, quarrelsome, warlike Deprive, disposes

Expand, extend Strong

Peaceful, Amicable

Bereavemen t

Bulky

Large, cumbersome Weird, ridiculous, ludicrous Seduce, enchant Desolate, gloomy Endow, bestow, transfer Reinforce, augment, strengthen Narrow-minded, dogmatic, obnoxious Boon, blessing

Bizarre Beguile Bleak Bequeath Bolster

Tiny, meager, paltry Ordinary, normal repulsion Cheerful, glaring capture Undermine, weaken Open minded Malediction, curse

The bulky product took most of the spaces on the floor His bizarre attire surprised all He was beguiled by her beauty The room was bleak and monastic He has bequeathed this narrative to the future generation I have done everything in my power to bolster up the credit of the government Bigoted persons misinterpret rules of religion. A real friend is one of the best benedictions of GOD

Bigoted Benediction

PART III: Vocabulary Word Waddle Wade Wag Wand Wane Ware Warily Warn Warranty Wary Waver Weird Welfare Wheedle Sentence Synonyms stagger paddle, ford wingle, waggle stick, club diminish, dwindle, decline pottery carefully, cautiously admonish, alarm license, permit cautious, careful swing, hesitate erratic, eccentric boon, wellbeing cheat, hoodwink careless Antonym

As it burns, does a wax candle wane? The spies approached the sentry warily. This automobile is protected by the manufacturers warranty. The spies grew wary as they approached the sentry. His weird behaviour made us anxious. She knows she can wheedle almost anything she wants from her father. Her father gives into all her whims.

expand

thoughtlessly

natural

Whim Wholesome Wield Wistful

fancy, impulse full, nutritous exercise, exert desirous, yearning unhealthy satisfied

Nabil gave a wistful glance at the happy couples dancing in the hall. Cut flowers wither very soon. You must leave your worldly goods behind you when you go to meet your Maker. His wrath made him hit the boy. We enjoy Dorothy Parkers verse for its wry wit. Can you make a xerox of the contract? Xenophobia is directed against

Wit Wither Witness Worldly

humor, cleverness wit, fade, shrivel see, observe earthly, mundane

bloom dumb

Worthy Wrath Wring Wry Xerox Xenophobia

valuable, praiseworthy anger, rage, fury, indignation squeeze, twist ironic, sardonic, witty, sarcastic, mocking photocopy, duplicate, facsimile, photostat racism, ethnocentrism

lamentable straight

xenomania

foreign people, not necessarily against foreign products. Yearn Yell Yoke Zany Zeal Zealot Zealous Zenith I dont wish to be yoked to him in marriage. I can watch the Marx brothers zany antics for hours. Katyas zeal was contagious. Though Saniya was devout, he was no zealot. When the sun was at its zenith, the glare was not as strong as at sunrise and sunset. crave, covet, desire, fancy scream, bellow, bawl, shriek, squeal, yowl join together, unite crazy, comic zest, enthusiasm fanatic, bigot enthusiastic, fervent summit, pinnacle apathy skeptic apathetic nadir whisper

Zone

region, area

Words Capricious

Synonyms Impulsive, unpredictable, whimsical Criticize, reprimand, chastise

Antonyms
STABLE; CONSISTENT; CONSTANT.

Sentence They cultivated tropical plants in a capricious climate. An editorial castigating the Nixon Administration for misleading the American people. Pointing his primitive telescope at the heavens, Galileo explored the celestial mysteries.

Castigate

Praise

Celestial

Extraterrestrial, heavenly

Chagrin

Mortification, disappointment, annoyance Compulsion, intimidation, oppression Complicated, elaborate, intricate

pleasant

He was very much chagrin for the shabby appearance of his parents. The inquisitors used both physical and psychological coercion to force John.

Coercion

Convoluted

simple

The new grading system is so convoluted that even some students do not understand it. A carping critic wrote that letter.

Carping

Complaining, faultfinding, nit-picking

Chide

Reprimand, rebuke, reprove Unite, combine, join together Agreement, conformity, obedience Compromise, forfeit, grant Stun, puzzle, bewilder Controversial, debatable, arguable

Praise, appreciate

Grandma began to chide Steven for his lying The brooks coalesce into one large river. Bill was not noted for easy Compliance with the demands of others. Mark refused to concede that he was right. No mystery could confound Sherlock Homes for long. Disagreeing violently with referees ruling, the coach became so contentious that they threw him out of the game. Footsteps were coming to the house, converging on it from different directions. Our host greeted us with a cordial welcome. You never know'; with which rather cryptic remark the interview closed. We should not think anything cynical while starting something good. Gulistan is a cramped place. There held a clandestine meeting of the political leaders tonight. Augustus had always great difficulty in concealing his dislike for Tiberius as a son-inlaw.

Coalesce

Separate, divide

Compliance

Disobedience,

Concede

Maintain, disagree enlighten

Confound

Contentious

agreeable

Converge

Join, touch, congregate

DIVIDE; SEPARATE; DIVERGE.

Cordial

Genial, amiable, convivial Mysterious, obscure, enigmatic

frosty

Cryptic

Clear, straightforward

Cynical

Pessimistic, contemptuous, disparaging Overcrowded, confined, restricted Stealthy, concealed, furtive, secret Hide, cover

Praiseworthy,
OPTIMISTIC; CREDULOUS; TRUSTFUL.

Cramped Clandestine

Unpacked, spacious Open, ABOVEBOARD.

Conceal

Reveal, EXPOSE.

Candid Counterfeit

Frank, sincere, outspoken Fake, bogus

SECRETIVE; GUARDED; EQUIVOCAL.

Laugh where we must, be candid where we can. It is difficult to make any counterfeit gold or silver. The giants represent the forces of chaos. The person is a convicted prisoner. If you try to defame my good name, my lawyers will see you in court.
He must aye deplore With unavailing penitence his crime.

Genuine, real

Chaos Convict

Disorder, mess Criminal, crook, offender Insult, offend, disparage

order

Defame

extol

Deplore

Diffuse Disdain

Censure, deprecate, condemn, mourn, grieve Disperse, scatter, disseminate, circulate Scorn, disparagement, disregard Disagree, oppose, dispute, Deceit, deception, treachery

concentrate respect

Dont diffuse this news. The bookish heroine disdained fashion models for their lack of intellectual interest. Yesterday in the court the justice dissented from the majority opinion. Now he lay there stroking her hair and thinking of his wife, hating his duplicity. I had the dubious satisfaction of knowing that I had been 'put on their files'. Smoking is deleterious for our health. The depravity of the student in exam hall was caught by the teacher. In the rule of despotic king none can live well.

Dissent

ASSENT; ACCEPT.

Duplicity

HONESTY; CANDOUR.

Dubious

Doubtful, uncertain, unsure

Certain, SURE;
DEFINITE

Deleterious Depravity

Harmful, injurious, toxic Evil, corruption, degeneracy

harmless morality

Despotic

Tyrannical, dictatorial, autocratic Reveal, disclose, tell conceal

Divulge

He would never divulge anything that a friend told him in

confidence. Dupe Trick, deceive, cheat He had been the dupe in the game which the senator was playing. compose Soon after death the softer parts of organized bodies begin to decompose. The Bangladeshis suffer one debacle after another. Admirable, noble He was haunted with despicable visions of what might have befallen her. Although he complains of his courses he is a boy with diligence. The Jokers plan was so devious that it was only with great difficulty we could follow its shifts.

Decompose

Rot, decay, crumble

Debacle

Disaster, fiasco, calamity Wicked, dreadful, appalling

Despicable

Diligence

Industry, carefulness, conscientiousness

LAZINESS; CARELESSNESS; INDIFFERENCE. HONEST; CANDID; DIRECT.

Devious

Deceitful, tricky, scheming

Word
1.Hackneyed 2.Haggle 3.Hail 4.Handy 5.Hasten 6.Hatch 7.Haughty 8.Haunt

Synonym
trite, common, stale, moldy Argue, bargain, dispute Acclaim, applaud skillful, adept Expedite, quicken incubate, breed Braggart, Arrogant Frequent, habituated

Antonym
Innovative, Novelty Consensus, unanimity vilify, Slander inept, useless decelerate, delay modest, polite Rare, irregular

Sentence
When the reviewers criticized the movie, for its hackneyed plot, we agreed. I dislike haggling with shopkeepers. We hail the anti corruption activities of the present government . The project requires highly handy people. The major hastened along the corridor, up the stairs three at a time. The chicks are hatching today. He took great offense at his haughtiness. A journey by train is not a haunt event in our life.

9.Headstrong

obstinate, stubborn oblivious, neglectful, unmindful Supposed, imaginary deceiving, phony, duplicitous fatigued, exhausted hateful, atrocious ugly, ill looking, ghastly moisture, dampness hoist, lift, raise recluse , loner Uproar, Noise

10.Heedless

docile, tractable, amenable Careful, alert, cautious real, authentic, true sincere, Candor

He was headstrong in his refusal to listen to our complaints. Dont be heedless in a class.

11.Hypothetical 12.Hypocritical

What will you do in this hypothetical situation. I was shocked when I came to know that it was hypocritical of Maria to praise my presentation. After his long illness, he was pale and haggard Hitlers heinous crimes will never be forgotten He always suffered from self humiliation because of his hideous appearance. In chittagong , the humidity rate of the air is usually high. We need a bolster man to heave this heavy weight. He was by no means a hermit. The hubbub that broke out after the publication of Origin Of Species even surprised the author. Rumor can even make one persons life hale. It is impossible to forget the brutal holocaust during our liberation war in 1971.. Illiteracy impedes development. We have become indigenous to this matter. She has an inherent passion for music.

13.Haggard 14.Heinous 15.Hideous

charming, hilarious Honorable, respectful pretty, pleasant, beautiful dryness

16.Humidity 17.Heave 18.hermit 19.hubbub

push back social, civil quiet, silence

20.Hearsay 21.Holocaust

rumor, gossip slaughter, genocide, devastation. Impediment, Inhibit, hamper, native , original, aboriginal Inherent, Inborn, Instinctive Deceptive, Spurious, Counterfeit Unchangeable

truth, authentic

22.Impede 23.Indigenous 24.Innate

expedite, hasten foreign, alien artificial, acquired, taught Authentic, real, true perishable, evanescent

25.Illusory

26.Immutable

The costs of the raw materials were so high that his claimed profit proved illusory. All things change over time, nothing is immutable.

27.Impair

Injure, hurt, undermine flawless, immaculate Induce, instigate lazy, lethargic, accuse, implicate, blame Illegal, prohibited feelings less, imperturbable, apathetic Commencement conclude, understand, deduce bankrupt, ruined overwhelm, submerge arrogant, rude Impenetrable, impermeable, rigid injudicious, reckless, precipitate silly, senseless, childish uninterrupted, continuous essential, pivotal haughty, impertinent

28.Impeccable 29.Incite

enhance, improve, increase impure, faulty, messy discourage, forbid, inhibit industrious, energetic

Drinking alcohol can impair your ability to drive safely. Everyone considers himself or herself as impeccable. Mary incited her fellow students to go out and protest the deforestation in the university campus. I hate an indolent life. The evidence gathered against the corruption incriminates some high officials as well. His background ensures that he was never engaged in any illicit action. In spite of continuous oppression, the prisoner kept his face impassive.

30.Indolent 31.Incriminate

32.Illicit 33.Impassive

licit, kosher ardent, emotional ending, final

34.Inception 35.Infer

36.Insolvent 37.Inundate 38.Impertinent 39.Impervious

She is involved in this project from its inception. It can be inferred from the above information that our production rate is declining . affluent, After being insolvent, he did not get any wealthy help from his wealthy relatives scarcity, paucity This semester I am inundated with assignments. germane, polite His neighbors impertinent curiosity about everything is very irritating. flexible, The movie star has become impervious to penetrable criticism. cautious, prudent Sensible, meaningful periodic, sporadic dispensable , superfluous amicable, polite It is imprudent to exercise vigorously.

40.Imprudent

41.Inane

Why are you bothering to make such inane remarks? The incessant sound of the machine made me almost deaf. There is no exemption from our indispensable duty of defending our country. She was no insolent, preferring to let her accomplishments speak for themselves

42.Incessant 43.Indispensable

44.Insolent

45.Inimical

46.Innocuous

hostile, antagonistic detrimental harmless, safe, insipid odd, absurd, strange unnoticeable, miniscule, infinitesimal engraving, lettering, epitaph. irregular, sporadic, occasional immediate, rapid, direct Dauntless, brave slang, dialect

friendly, amicable dangerous, injurious consistent, fit immense, obvious, noticeable

I dont know why she is inimical to me.

47.Incongruous 48.Imperceptible

Considering occasional smoking as an. innocuous deed can make one addicted to it. I saw nothing incongruous in his dressup. The detective even noticed the imperceptible blood on the shirt. The inscription in the ring includes my initial and birth day.

49.Inscription

50.Intermittent

continuous, steady delay coward, craven

The intermittent rain hampered our campaigning. In this regard, we have to take instantaneous action. We shall never forget the intrepid contribution of our freedom fighters. We should maintain caution while using technical jargon in business communication It will jeopardize my chances to get admission in IBA. A blow is much sooner forgotten than a jeer. Sentence They set sail on the ebb tide. They were dressed in strangely eccentric clothing. His face was transfixed in ecstasy A series if popular talks Intended to edify and entertain the students.

51.Instantaneous 52.Intrepid 53.Jargon

54.Jeopardize 55.Jeer

endanger, imperil, risk Mock, Deride,

applaud, acclaim Antonyms surge conventional agony, depression

Words Ebb Eccentric Ecstasy Edify Effusive

Synonyms decay, fade, diminish odd, erratic, bizarre, weird joy, happiness delight enlighten, teach demonstrative, fulsome

shy

The guests were given an effusive welcome.

elation elegant

ecstasy, joy, delight refined, exquisite, elaborate best, privileged expressiveness, articulacy clarify, explain escape skinny, haggard, thin decorate, adorn amend, improve, alter appear, come out outstanding, distinguished powerful, vigorous imitate, copy enthrall, fascinate legislate, impersonate

desolation uncouth

The little incident filled me with considerable elation. His proposal has an elegant simplicity.

Elite eloquence elucidate elude emaciated embellish emend emerge eminent emphatic emulate enchant enact encumber endeavor

He is one of the people who went through both the elite training establishments. He may have inherited the eloquence from his father. The students are instructed to elucidate the answers during exam The new subject matter eluded the students. Majority of the population in Somalia is emaciated. The dress was embellished with tiny circular mirrors. Sohrab is very busy emending the English lecture sheets. I saw a woman emerge from the shop. Shakespeare is one of the eminent writers of the world. weak Their reply was too emphatic for anyone to doubt for them. He is always trying to emulate the film stars. Both the boys were quite enchanted while listening the story. Many stars have enacted battered- child laws. I was so encumbered with my clothes that I couldnt run. We must wish them good fortunes in their endeavors.

burden, hamper, let go hinder strive, struggle, attempt

endorse engender enrapture enthrall entrepreneur

support, ratify, certify generate, produce delight, exult, captivate captivate, rebate, charm industrialist, starting new business representative, emissary age, era ambiguous vague odd, eccentric, unpredictable incorrect, mistaken avoid, shun principles, beliefs and morals sweet audible over state, over emphasize prevent, immune, excuse excessive, unreasonable exploration reasonable understate clear consistent correct participate

The Germans and Italian endorsed the plan. This engenders a sense of responsibility. We would gaze enraptured at the sunsets. Daniel was enthralled by the book. He is a creative entrepreneur.

envoy epoch equivocal erratic erroneous eschew ethics

The U.S special envoy made a surprise announcement. We are at the end of one historical and the beginning of the other. She gave an equivocal reply. I made my erratic way through the dining room. The idea seemed tome totally erroneous. A civilized leader must eschew violence. She despised his business ethics.

euphonious exaggerate exempt exorbitant expedition

She didnt exaggerate about the height of the tower. These houses are exempted from paying rents. She charged them an exorbitant rate The men were away on a hunting expedition.

exponent

exterminate extraneous fable facet facile fallible feasible fictitious fidelity foment foremost forge formidable Fortuitous

interpreter, expositor, index, indicator eradicate, eliminate irrelevant, unrelated allegory aspect, feature easy, effortless imperfect, frail practical, viable invented, imaginary loyalty, faithfulness insight, stir up original, prime, leading make, fane, fabricate dreadful, frightening accidental, co incidental breakable, brittle deceitful, dishonest expected tough perfect impossible factual disloyalty diffuse pertinent

Mrs. Heath is not the only exponent of this ideal. Fishing must be stopped before the species exterminate. Its is very important to avoid all the extraneous issues as little time is left. There is however some truth in this fable. Tact is just one facet of hic talent. It is facile to point out that no such relationships exist. He was only human fallible might have misjudged her. The electric car is technically feasible. They brought the materials under fictitious names. There is nothing like a dogs fidelity. He has the art of fomenting distrust between your two opponents. This is the foremost compartment of the ship. I learnt how to forge someones signature. He has earned the reputation of being a formidable opponent. It is more likely to be a fortuitous discovery than the result of a concerted effort. You are looking a bit fragile this morning. The election was fraudulent

Fragile Fraudulent

sturdy genuine

Fright Futile Gale Garb Generate Genial Gist Gnaw Gratuitous Gregarious Grim Grumble Guileless Word Ken Kindle Kingdom Laborious

fear, anxiety useless, vain storm, tempest uniform, outfit produce, give rise to kindly, good natured theme, substance bite unwarranted social, outgoing cruel, merciless complain, grunt frank, honest Synonyms Knowledge, intelligence ignite, inflame realm arduous, painstaking

bravery useful breeze

He was paralyzed with fright. She knew it was futile to argue with the tenants. Its wonderful to get gales of laughter when you tell a joke. There must be different garbs for solicitor on summer and winter. This book will continue to generate excitement for a long time.

hostile

Since the evening was at an end he felt quite genial As she missed the lecture she requested me to give the lectu re. Be careful the baby doesnt gnaw the painting of the furniture Her family often faces gratuitous cruelty.

shy kind

He is a charming and gregarious character. The house was surrounded by grim walls and dirty gutters. They will grumble about having to do the work.

evasive Antonyms

For her guileless attitude she is admired by all. Sentence The reason for such strange behaviour is beyond my ken. A great fire was kindled and everyone rejoiced. The whole kingdom celebrated the kings victory. Clearing the forest is a laborious job.

Labyrinth Lament Languish Laud Launch Lavish Lawsuit Leash Legacy Legislate Liaison Liberal Limpid Lithe Lofty Lure Lurk Luster

maze, tangle mourn, grieve over wither, fade complement, praise send off, start plenty, wasteful court case, proceedings bridle, strap bequest, Heritage Law making Contact, connection lenient, broad minded transparent, clear flexible, supple high, towering entice, tempt prowl, slink brightness, shine conservative shallow rigid short repel scanty flourish vilify

He wondered through the labyrinth of the Old town. He laments the changing pattern of life in the countryside. The case languished for 4 years. He was lauded for his bravery. The new range of products was launched last summer. The whole building was given the lavish attention of craftsman. The newspaper lawyers advised against lawsuits. I kept Sandy on the leash. All I have got is that little legacy my aunt left. Parliament must legislate against fox hunting. Liaison with academic stuff is very important. Liberal education must be encouraged in rural areas. He went to a walk after watching the limpid and cloudless sky. While walking along the beach the lithe brown girls caught my attentions. We explored the lofty corridors. The price of the product lured the students. Wild bear and wolves lurked near the isolated camps. The luster and beauty of her eyes caught everyones attention.

Malady Malevolent malice Malicious Malign Mandatory Maneuver Mangle Manifold Manure Marital Marvelous Maxim Meander Meddle Mediate Mediocre Meek

problem, disease malicious. spiteful ill will, spite vicious, spiteful defame, slander obligatory, compulsory move, step, tactic mutilate, smash various, many fertilize, dung wedded, conjugal wonderful amazing proverb, adage wind, zigzag, wonder interfere, intervene intercede, intervene ordinary, average docile, submissive above average assertive dire few kindness kind praise optional

Separation and anxiety was a malady she was intimately acquainted with. The man peered at us with malevolent curiosity. The librarian spoke with malice to the boy. The talk was slightly malicious and gossipy. The statement has left his speech to all sorts of malign interpretation. The weekly submission of report is mandatory. Rajib started the car and maneuvered out of the parking space. The cabs were mangled after arrested by the police. His manifold absurdities might have been forgotten. Well rotten manures is best for vegetables. Please indicate your marital status. The pastry tasted marvelous Discipline is the soul of an army was his favourite maxim. A stream meandered towards the sea. I dared not meddle with my sisters plan. The old man lay back and mediated. He spend much of his time reading mediocre books. She looked meek but had the heart of a lion.

Menial Meticulously Mimicry Minute Mishap Modest Mitigate Modulate Mold Mollify Momentous Monarch monotonous Morbid Motif Muddle Multitude Munificent

unskilled, tedious careful, scrupulously camouflage, imitation tiny, minuscule mischance, accident humble, unassuming alleviate, relieve change, modify shape, cast appease, assuage important, critical kingdom boring, dull sick, diseased theme, subject confuse, upheaval host, mass generous, liberal

skillful carelessly

I was made to do a good deal of menial works. The arrangements were made meticulously. His fine talent of mimicry is written in gold verses in everyones heart.

detailed

They added minute amount of fluoride in water. She went home to inform her father of the mishap.

arrogant aggravate

Prices tend to increase at a modest rate. Its often difficult to mitigate results of deprivation. Sam was so excited that he didnt modulate his voice as he greeted her. There was a leak in the mould so molten metal was running out.

enrage trivial

Mrs. Shah allowed herself to be mollified. There is no doubt that its going to be a momentous occasion. the visitor belonged to the monarch family.

exciting

The entire day was monotonous even the weather was fine. Its morbid to dwell on cemeteries. A motif that runs on the play is the heroines thin hair. The issue had been muddled by allegations of bribery. The job requires multitude of people with special knowledge.

miserly

She received a munificent award foe her excellent result.

Word 1.Nominal 2.Notorious

Synonym Trivial, insignificant Disreputable, scandalous, Nefarious Newness, uniqueness Bottom, trough, Lowest point Apprentice, Learner Deleterious, Harmful, Pernicious Steering, routing Void, Invalid Senseless, frozen Nourish, Foster Gullible, candid

Antonym Conspicuous, Bulky Honest, Honorable Obsolete, Antiquated Apex, Summit, Peak Master, Expert

Sentence A nominal fee is charged to enter the museum Notorious people have gotten their punishment by the nature in all ages This shop has a good reputation of selling novelty items When the mystery of his opulence revealed, hall his reputation came to at its nadir. A novice must possess inquisitiveness.

3.Novelty 4.Nadir

5.Novice

6.Noxious

Wholesome, Useful

Adulterated food is noxious for us.

7.Navigation

8.Null 9.Numb 10.Nurture 11.Naive 12.Narcissism

Valid Sensitive, Responsive Neglect, Hinder Experience, Disingenuous

So much sand had built up at the bottom of the canal that the waterway was barely navigable. Its influence on that element is absolutely null. She was feeling numb with cold. We should plant trees for the nurture of the earth. He must have taken the advantages of your naivety A narcissist is his own best friend

13.Nascent

14.Natty 15.Nullify

Self-admiration, Selfconceit, vanity humiliation, Self-effacement Evolving, Final, Incipient, Growing Elegant, Trim, shabby Well-dressed Abolish, revoke, Rescind, Repeal Create, Construct

We have to identify our problems when they are in their nascent state. He always considers himself as on being a natty dresser Once the contract was nullified it no longer had any legal force

16.Nuptial

17.Nonplus 18.Nonchalance 19.Nomadic 20.Nihilism 21.Nemesis 22.Nepotism 23.Nauseate

Marital, matrimonial, conjugal Confusion, Perplex

They decided to hold their nuptial ceremony in Chittagong Conspicuous, Distinct His whimsical nature nonplused everyone He has the power to show remarkable nonchalance in the face of danger. In prehistoric age people used to lead a nomadic life. Hitler revealed himself as an power mad nihilist. This is the nemesis that his crime deserved Now-a-days nepotism is more preferred than ability to get job. The foul smell began to nauseate him.

Indifference, Enthusiastic, Imperturbability Excited wandering Denial, skepticism, Vengeance, retaliation Favoritism Make sick, Repulsion, Offend Annihilate, Eradicate Overweight, Corpulent Death notice Homesick Orthodox Amiable, Benevolent Neutralism Salubrious, Salutary Create, Construct Thin , Skinny

24.obliterate 25.Obese 26.Obituary

I want to obliterate all the memories of that day. Obese people should try to lose their weight. I first came to know of her death when I read the obituary column of the newspaper. He was obstinate in his refusal to listen to our complaints. Ominous black clouds on the horizon indicate a rainstorm. Before giving evidence before the court you must take an oath

27.Obstinate 28.Ominous 29.Oath 30.ornate

Obdurate, stubborn Sinister, Inauspicious Vow, Promise, Pledge Embellished, Adorned, Flamboyant, Decorated Oblique, enigmatic, hazy Obscurity, Forgetfulness

Tractable, Amenable Propitious, Lucky

Plain, Simple, Austere

Furniture of the Baroque period was highly ornate

31.opaque 32.Oblivion

Transparent, Lucid Consciousness, Awareness

The opaque window shade kept the sunlight out of the room. Being enchanted by the natural beauty, I sank into oblivion.

33.Ostentatious 34.Obnoxious 35.Odious 36.Obsequious

Pretentious, Showy Offensive, Objectionable Hateful, Vile, heinous Sycophantic, slavish, submissive Apparent ,professed, Alleged Bizarre, peculiar Explosion, Eruption Illegal, prohibited Exit, channel Defeat, subjugate, dethrone Subdue, overpower Public Speaker, Disclaimer Trial, agony Ordain, decree Stupid, Blunt Applaud, Tribute Fringes, outer borders

Subdued, unobtrusive Delightful, Pleasant Agreeable, Honorable Braggart, proud arrogant Obscure, Equivocal Ordinary, Normal Calmness, Cool Allowed, Acceptable

This is the most ostentatious place of the city. The time of youth is the most obnoxious to forget the God To disoblige any friend of her family was odious to her. I am mostly irritated by excessively obsequious people. The ostensible purpose of the expedition was not the real one His outlandish behaviour irritates us There was an outburst of violence after the new law was passed. Guns are outlawed in many countries. You have not plug the cord into the electrical outlet.

37.Ostensible

Outlandish Outburst Outlaw Outlet Overthrow

win

The army overthrew the old president and began a new system of government I was overwhelmed with joy when I heard the news of success in the admission test He was a brilliant orator . The upcoming admission test is an ordeal for us. Passing a red light is a violation of city ordinance

Overwhelm Orator Ordeal Ordinance Obtuse Ovation Outskirts

Indifference, lethargy

Steward, Clever Slander,

He was too obtuse to understand a hint When he entered the auditorium, he was greeted by an ovation The outskirt of the garden has been left un cleaned.

Outwit Word pain staking palatable panacea Parade Paraphrase Partial Patronage Peak peck Penal penchant Peninsula Pensive Penury perceive perennial

Outsmart, trick Synonyms careful, scrupulous savory, edible, cure all, solution procession, march re write fraction, part, support, benefaction summit, zenith bite, nibble punitive, punishing preference, inclination neck of land, cape. thoughtful, contemplative destitution, poverty discern, see, recognize permanent, long-lasting,

Fool, obtuse Antonyms careless inedible, disgusting

He was succeeded to outwit his friends by disguising himself. Sentence He had been an efficient and painstaking worker. Under such circumstances death might have been much palatable.

The army paraded round drill squares. The article was a paraphrase of Duncans original article complete I could give it only partial support. Dalton the physicist received lavish patronage in his formative years. nadir, deep. Hotels are more expensive in peak seasons. When she tried to touch the eggs it gave her a peck. He was moved to the penal settlement on the Isles of Pines. Children have strong penchant for chocolates. They went to a holiday in the Malaysian peninsula. thoughtless wealth ignore occasional He became so pensive that it was wise not to disturb him. They would face penury unless they could secure employment very soon. This theory expresses the truth as I perceive it. The perennial conflict between government and opposition.

year round peril Permeate Perpetuate Perplex Persistent Perspective Persuasive Pertinent Petrify Pivot Placate Placid Plea Pledge Plight Plunge ponder danger, threat, penetrate, pervade carry on, puzzle, confuse, determined, unrelenting view, outlook influencing, convincing relevant, related Stupefy, terrify axis, axle appease, pacify tranquid, serene appeal, entreaty promise, vow predicament, dilemma dive, sink consider, think about enrage noise bustling unconvincing irrelevant soothe put an end to explain feeble safety Tell him that he stands in a great peril. Damp and wood may easily permeate the wood. They were determined to perpetuate the conspiracy. He has the tendency to perplex people. I think you have to be persistent if they disagree. He wanted to leave the country in order to give better perspective to things. He was eloquent and persuasive. I asked him a lot of pertinent question about the new product. The sound of the warning whistle petrified him. We watched the pivot swinging round the pivot. Nobody would tell her the truth in order to placate her. He was a plump placid boy. She at last responded to her plea for help. A lot of people have pl edged a lot of money this evening. Seeing the peoples plight he kneeled and prayed. The sun started its plunge behind the hills. Hooper seemed to ponder for a moment then he nodded.

Posterity potent precede Preclude Precursor

off spring, descendant cogent, powerful come before prevent, prohibit sign, fore runner, pioneer, ancestor preface assumption, hypothesis camouflage, disguise dominate common, widespread crude, original, premodial Integrity, honesty announce, declare abundant, exuberant, multiple, increase uphold, encourage quick, hasty demote scanty rare modern wickedness weak follow permit successor

This fine building should be preserved for posterity. Potent new weapons will shortly be available. The childrens dinner was preceded by party games This should not preclude a search for better hypothesis. Learning the Highway code was a precursor for any driving. This speech was a prelude to his return to the office. Some of the food were grown on the premises. His father tried to pretend nothing unusual had happened. A tranquil atmosphere is prevailing after the storm.

Prelude premise pretend prevail prevalent Primitive Probity Proclaim Profuse Proliferate Promote

The most common primitive devise is abacus.

The government proclaimed a state of emergency on Jan 28 2007 When he was brought to the hospital he was bleeding profusely. Tropical vegetation proliferates in summer season. The meeting was held in order to promote better understanding between two countries. My choice was prompted by a number of considerations.

prompt

slow

prop propel Propriety Prosecute Protract Protrude provoke Prune Puddle Purge quaint Quarter Queer Queel Query Quiver Quota WORD Ramble (v)

support, main stay drive, push forward politeness, decorum accuse, charge lengthen, prolong project, stick out insight, stir up sheer, trim pond lake clear, purify Queer, odd but attractive section, one fourth strange, fishy, surprising Quash, suppress inquiry, question shiver, tremble portion, share SYNONYMS wander , roam ordinary, normal modern cut short

His gun lay propped against the wall. The boat was propelled by the wind and the tide I always try to write with propriety. He was prosecuted foe drunken driving. She was late returning to the office after protracted lunch. His teeth protrude like fangs. The petition provoked a storm of criticism. He prunes every branch that bears no fruit. It was dark and damp and there were little puddles in the muddy floor They had done their best to purge extremists from the party. The building was quaintly old fashioned. The price of wheat was quartered in a year. He is a queer character.

The company accountant queried my travel expenses. The trees quivered in the storm The minister wants to impose a quota of 1.6m cars. ANTONYMS pause , remain , settle SENTENCE We rambled around the

Ratify (v)

approve , endorse , confirm refutation , refusal

reject , repudiate

Rebuttal (n)

avowal ,confirmation

Rectify (v)

remedy, accurate , adjust excessive , unnecessary disprove , invalidate celebrate, cheer, delight give in , surrender

aggravation, deterioration
concise, essential,

Redundant (adj) Refute (v) Rejoice (v)

validate , accept displeasure

Relent (v)

stand firm

Cornwall countryside both countries were due to ratify the treaty by the end of the year His critics had been promised a point-by-point rebuttal of the accusations many churches have become redundant over the last twenty years This book is redundant for your study attempts to refute Einstein's theory of relativity palaeontologists rejoiced when they discovered a complete dinosaur skeleton The Government considered making everybody pay the tax but relented
make a note of the relevant page numbers

Relevant (adj) Remuneration(n)

pertinent , inappropriate, appropriate irrelevant compensation , wages donation , penalty

Rend (v)

rip , tear , splinter

joint

Renounce (v) Repose(v) Reprimand (v)

abandon . disown relax , rest , recline reprove severely, rebuke retaliation , revenge censure , rebuke

acknowledge , avow Agitation approve , applaud

Reprisal (n) Reprove (v)

acceptance approve , applaud

Repudiate (v)

disavow , reject

acknowledge , avow

Rescind (v)

cancel , repeal , veto

continue

it's a demanding job which deserves adequate remuneration a crisis which threatened to rend the Atlantic alliance apart Edward renounced his claim to the French throne the diamond reposed on a bed of plum velvet he was fined 1,000 and publicly reprimanded for his behaviour he declined to be named for fear of reprisal He annoyed the new chauffeur by reproving him for grinding the gears they have repudiated the very woman without whom they would have achieved nothing and been nobody the court has the power to

Resolve (n)

solve , separate

consolidate , unite

Restive (adj)

nervous , restless

calm , relaxed

Reticent (adj) Revelry (n) Revulsion (n) Robust (adj.) WORD Tarnish (v)

reserved , quiet festivity , celebration disgust , repulsion healthy, vigorous, strong SYNONYMS Blemish, Discolor, Smudge, Dirty Jeer, mock, scoff, tease Constricted, firm, stretched Constancy, persistence, perseverance Ache, torture, woe, suffering Inactive, indolent, inert, dormant Burning, hot, scorching, warm Calm, compose, dispassionate Affront, atrocity, outrage, aggression Frivolous, insignificant, paltry, trifling silent , voiceless

communicative , frank sadness attraction weak ANTONYMS Bleach, cleanse

rescind a bankruptcy order Paula said she and her husband had resolved their differences I haven't done anything about supperEdward will be getting restive Smith was extremely reticent about his personal affairs a night of beer-swilling revelry he spoke of the country's revulsion at the bombing a large and robust man SENTENCE although gold does not tarnish easily, it deserves to be treated with respect the crowd taunted him about his marriage split his muscles remained hard and taut the tenacity with which he stuck to his story a voice screamed in torment we lay torpid in the heat It is a torrid summer Martha smiled, perfectly tranquil there is no excuse for trespassing on railway property your problems are trivial in comparison with Peter's the bargaining relies on informal agreements and tacit understandings it has roundish leaves which taper at the tip she had cheap, tawdry rings on her fingers the work was tedious and

Taunt (v) Taut (adj) Tenacity (n) Torment (v) Torpid (adj) Torrid (adj) Tranquil (adj) Trespass (v)

Complement, flatter, praise Lax, loose, relax, slack Cessation, laziness, rest Comfort, mitigation Diligent, active Cold, frigid Excited, frantic, turbulent Innocence, morality, right Important, serious, weighty active , glib

Trivial (adj) Tacit (adj)

Taper (v) Tawdry (adj) Tedious (adj)

diminish, thin, narrow

increase , swell

cheap and gaudy, flashy excellent , fine, meretricious superior boring , tiring interesting , exciting

Temper (v) Tentative (adj) Tepid (n) Terse (adj) Tirade (n) Torpor (n) Tortuous (adj) Trite (adj)

mood , restrain provisional , experimental lukewarm , warmish concise ,abrupt , pithy abuse , malediction lethargy , dormancy sluggishness winding, curved, twisted hackneyed , commonplace

calm , mitigate conclusive , decisive , definite , final animated , long-winded , rambling applaud active , dynamic straight exciting, inspired, new

physically demanding the steel is tempered by heat treatment this can only be a tentative conclusion The pond water is tepid he issued a terse statement to the press she rounded on Nathan with a devastating tirade he spent most of the journey in a state of torpor the road follows a tortuous route the observation struck me as both trite and irrelevant