SYNONYMS
dismiss (Verb) : to decide that 9. (3) puzzle (Noun) : a game; some-
somebody/something is not im- thing that is difficult to under-
portant and not worth thinking stand or explain
1. (2) disgusting (Adjective) : ek- or talking about paradox (Noun) : a person, thing
tremely unpleasant
5. (4) fearless (Adjective) : not or situation that has two oppo-
obnoxious (Adjective) : ex- afraid si te features and therefore
tremely unpleasant; offensive seems strange; a statement con-
intrepid (Adjective) : very
depressing (Adjective) : making taining two opposite ideas that
brave; not afraid of danger or dif-
one feel sad and without enthu- make it seem impossible
ficulties.
siasm paradise (Noun) : a perfect place
ambitious (Adjective) : some-
arrogant (Adjective) : behaving where people are said to go
thing that one wants to do or
in a proud, unpleasant way, when they die
achieve very much; determined to
filth y (Adjective, Adverb): be successful, rich, powerful, etc. question (Noun) : a sentence,
showing little thought for other phrase or word that asks for in-
determined (Adjective) : if one
people; very dirty and unpleasant formation
is determined to do something,
2. (3) contract (Noun, Verb) : an one has to make a firm decision challenge (Noun) : a new or dif-
official written agreement to do it and no one can stop/ ficult task that tests somebody’s
covenant (Noun) : a promise to prevent you ability and skill
somebody; a legal agreement 10. (4) reproduce (Verb) : to produce
talkative (Adjective) : liking to
case (Noun, Verb) : a particular talk a lot something again ; to make some-
situation thing happen again in the same
6. (1) magnificence (noun) : the
coupon (Noun) : a small piece way
quality of being extremely attrac-
of printed paper that can be ex- tive and impressive proliferate (Verb) : to increase
changed for something or that rapidly in number or amount;
grandeur (Noun) : the quality of
gives one the right to buy at a multiply
being great and impressive in ap-
cheaper price than normal progression (Noun) : the pro-
pearance; splendour
settlement (Noun) : an official cess of developing gradually from
admiration (Noun) : a feeling of
agreement that ends an argument one stage to another
respect for somebody/something
between two people or groups prohibit (Verb) : to stop some-
happiness (Noun) : the good feel- thing from being done or used,
3. (3) respect (Noun) : a feeling
ing that one has when one is especially by law
of admiration for somebody/
happy or one has achieved some-
something because of his/its stipulate (Verb) : to state clearly
thing
good qualities/achievements and firmly that something must
awe (Noun) : feeling of respect be done or how it must be done
deference (Noun) : behaviour
and slight fear 11. (1) criticize (Verb) : to say that
that shows that you respect
somebody/something 7. (2) beginning (Noun) : the time you disapprove of somebody/
when something starts something
indifference (Noun) : a lack of
interest, feeling or reaction to- inception (Noun) : the start of censure (Verb) : to criticize
wards somebody/something an institution or organisation somebody severely often publicly ;
sympathy (Noun) : the feeling initiative (Noun) : a new plan rebuke
of being sorry for somebody; for dealing with a particular prob- appreciate (Verb) : to recognize
showing that you understand lem or for achieving a particular the good qualities of somebody/
and care about somebody’s prob- purpose ; the ability to decide something
lems and act on your own without blame (Verb) : to say that some-
waiting for somebody to tell you body/something is responsible
flattery (Noun) : praise that is
what to do for something bad
not sincere
initial (Adjective) : happening abuse (Verb) : to use something
4. (1) repeal (verb) : if a government
at the beginning in a way that is wrong or harmful
or other group or person with
authority repeals a law, that law origin (Noun) : the point from 12. (1) industrious (Adjective) :
is no longer valid which something starts working hard
8. (4) enormous (adjective) : diligent (Adjective) : showing
abrogate (Verb) : to officially end
extremely large in size or amount care and effort in your work or
a law, an agreement etc.
colossal (Adjective) : extremely duties
destroy (Verb) : to damage
large indifferent (Adjective) : having
something so badly that it no
famous (Adjective) : known or showing no interest
longer exists, works etc.
about by many people intelligent (Adjective) : good at
delay (Noun, Verb) : a period of learning, understanding and
time when somebody/something vigorous (Adjective) : very active ;
determined ; full of energy thinking in a logical way about
has to wait because of a problem things
that makes something slow or energetic (Adjective) : having a
lot of energy and enthusiasm energetic (Adjective) : having a
late
lot of energy
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