• free

Antonyms Social justice has been one of the cherished goals of the
makers of our Constitution.
Viscous
• relished
• Grim
• valued
• Brutal
• treasured
• Watery
• despised
• Thick
Misunderstand
The arms and legs lay in a careless way.
• Impossible
• Vigilant
• Comprehend
• Unsafe
• Delayed
• Forgetful
• Sluggish
• Neglectful
They must have been more than just suspicious of you.
There can’t be anything positive about plastics with
pathogens floating around. • Ambiguous

1. approving • Definitive

2. flattering • Doubtful

3. depreciative • Queer

4. fundamental Any book on any subject risks irrelevance or smallness

compared to this (behemoth).
I need to spend some time fixing the disorder of my
bookshelves. • Monster

• Condition • Colossus

• Chaos • Dreadnought

• Regulate • Midget

• Plague The pillar of light has faded.

We should have warned you that they were coming. 1. grown

• waked 2. painted

• imperiled 3. melted

• predicted 4. vanished

• prepared

A war has been unleashed on financial untouchability. Amenorrhea can cause a range of issues, including
infertility.
• confmed
1. fecund
• unchained
2. stance
• regarded
3. sterile The lensin tins collection is focused very carefully upon
the (quotidian), with all of its utterly familiar vexations.
4. barrenness
• Mandatory
Mad
• Normal
• Sound
• Sporadic 4. Obligatory
• Indisposition
Rigid
• Distemper
• Superior
• Dense
• Distaste
Richard himself came up to persuade David to agree to
their plan. • Satiation

1. prompt • Flexible

2. lure The new government’s domestic policies could easily

undermine the main foreign policy.
3. coax
• Cripple
4. deter
• Weaken
Rare
• Spoil 4. Enhance
• Familiar
The tension is going to be crucial in determining the fate
• Latent
of your company.
• Clarify
• surgical
• Extraordinary
• decisive
Reverence
• trivial
• Venerate
• pivotal
• Honour
For years he pursued a (vendetta) against the Morris
• Scorn family.

• Deference • conflict

It was a very generous and jolly voice. • traduce

• morose • tirade

• tabular • harmony

• festive They are virtually unimpeachable in the (unbiased),

invariably correct reading of a race.
• witty
• captivity
It would effectively rouse people’s ardour to invest, and
help to (discourage) the transfer of capital abroad. • stranger

• Industrious • prejudiced 4. ceasing

• Construe I stare out into the really amazingly dark night.

• Persuade 4. Intolerable 1. shockingly

2. unusually • Harmonious

3. astonishingly • Frenzy

4. obviously • Placid

The freedom to browse a secure and accountable online • Low-key

space will be compromised.
Many children still do not have access to quality
• indebted education that will harness their inherent abilities and
talent.
• amicable
• direct
• irresponsible liable
• exploit
Megan, my precious darling, where is the kettle?
• handle 4. misapply
• detested
Culpable
• expensive
• Rigorous
• beloved steep
• Reasonable
Wicked
• Innocent
• Admirable
• Edible
• Sarcastic
A mysterious glowing girl has informed him of the death.
• Infernal
1. evident
• Dissent
2. cryptic
The beauty of our landscape is important.
3. critical
• glamour
4. murky
• aesthetics
We will brush out the damp hair.
• nobility
• droughty
• blemish
• saturated
Lethargy
• sticky
• Refitsal
• moist
• Attention
Discreet
• Shield
• Release
• Existence
• Zenith
He says we are poor now.
• Open
1. indigent
• Lose
2. ruined
The peach-tree is most productive when the roots are
3. barren
kept near the surface.
4. opulent
1. futile
Calm
2. lush • Separation

3. potent 4. fertile Crude

• Beastly

Maladroit • Ripe

• Skilful • Stubble

• Arrogant • Intense

• Inept Similarly Sirius, the most (luminous) star in all the

heavens, acmally has a faint companion.
• Awkward
• excited
We frequently congratulate people on their
accomplishment in becoming famous, but we seldom • miserable
ever talk about the price of fame.
• serious 4. gloomy
• Execution
Abundant
• Feat
• Unconscious
• Fiasco 4. Triumph
• Indefinite
Administer
• Meagre
• Steady
• Unreliable
• Forego
He is (flank) about what he sees as the shortcomings of
• Entertaining his great predecessors.

• Pictural • assisting

Sam was looking gloomy and downcast, and Meg in tears. • cheerful

1. plain • evasive 4. fortunate

2. sullen Irreverent

3. morose • Restoration

4. buoyant • Respectful

The negotiations have gotten nowhere, and Isee no • Dormant

reason to (continue) with this pointless exercise.
• Relevant
• halt
Sunny turned to find his daughter's sweet, bright eyes
• vivacious close to his.

• coagulate 4. agitate 1. gleaming

She ventured to go back to the tree of the (tryst), the 2. dusky

mulberry with the shining white fruit.
3. merry
• Rendezvous
4. anxious
• Engagement
Mound
• Date
• Victory For high-moisture areas, like kitchens and baths or where
(frequent) cleaning is required, use only oil-based.
• Valley
• confirmed
• Bell
• seldom
• Prominence
• dawdle 4. constant
Evidence
Glamour
• Signature
• Charm
• Concealment
• Magnanimous
• Information
• Appeal
• Duplicity
• Dullness
Given (sufficient) effort, all known infectious agents can
be specifically identified. His gray, lifeless eyes were sunken.

• unrefined • extinct

• optimal • lapsed

• trivial 4. captivity • vibrant

Then' humble attire did little to detract from the air of • pointed
(imperious) authority they exuded, however.
Impertinent
• Unofficial
• Polite
• Meek
• Irrelevant
• Peremptory 4. Lordly
• Insolent
Obsession
• Personal
• Dislike
Educators play a key role as nation builder’s.
• Delusion
• negligible
• Compulsion
• principal
• Relaxation
• primitive
Reservation
• predominant
• Catch
Complicate
• Conserve
• Multiply
• Openness
• Dominate
• Doubt
• Healthy
What youthful philosophers and experimentalists we are!
• Enlighten
• unformed
Our children need vital lessons in wealth management.
• ripened
• clever
• childlike 4. raw
• superfluous
• organic • finished

• healthy • mended

Topple • cracked

• Steady • choked

• Fumble

• Tumble

• Plung

There is a point at which fear- may turn to insanity.

• Wisdom

• Lunacy

• Absurdity

• Frenzy

Misdemeanour

• Offence

• Amalgamation

• Obedience

• Gullible

There is an unhealthy tendency to (subjugate) films to

the dictates of raising public awareness.

• Colonize

• Modest

• Vanquish 4. Liberate

Incompetence

• Interfere

• Attitude

• Efficient

• Caustic

Satisfactory

• Revive

• Morose

• Inadequate

• Diminish

The room beneath the collapsed building was empty.