SYNONYMS
41. (4) escape (Verb) : get away from limitless (Adjective) : without ceremonial (Adjective) : relat-
a place a limit ; infinite ing to a ceremony that includes
elude (Verb) : escape 46. (3) wrongly (Adverb) : not cor- formal and traditional actions
allure (Verb) : tempt ; entice to rectly; incorrect religious (Adjective) : relating
do erroneously (Adverb) : not cor- to religion or spiritual things
leave (Verb) : the act of despar- rectly ; wrongly official (Adjective) : relating to
ing previously (Adverb) : prior to ; the job of somebody who is in a
deceive (Verb) : be false to ; be happened or existed before the position of authority
dishonest with event pompous (Adjective) : showing
42. (3) forewarning (Noun) : an ear- effectively (Adverb) : in a way that you think you are more im-
ly warning about a future event; that produces a successful re- portant than other people, espe-
premonition sult cially by using long and formal
premonition (Noun) : a feeling evidently (Adverb) : clearly; that words
that something unpleasant is go- can be seen or understood easily 51. (1) preoccupation (Noun) : a
ing to happen 47. (3) separated (Adjective) : no state of thinking about something
insight (Noun) : a feeling of un- longer with the other partner continuously ; obsession
derstanding estranged (Adjective) : no long- obsession (Noun) : the state in
uncertainty (Noun) : being in er with the other partner; no which a person"s mind is com-
doubt longer friendly pletely filled with thought of one
jealous (Adjective) : feeling an- particular thing in a way that is
scope (Noun) : an area in which
gry or unhappy with other’s ad- not normal
something acts or operates
vantages suspicion (Noun) : a feeling that
43. (4) disparaging (Adjective) : ex-
angry (Adjective) : having strong somebody has done something
pressive of low opinion ; deroga-
feeling about something that you wrong
tory
dislike very much frustration (Noun) : a feeling of
derogatory (Adjective) : show-
suspicious (adjective) : feeling being annoyed and impatient
ing a critical attitude to some-
body’s reputation; insulting; dis- that somebody has done some- dejection (Noun) : a feeling of
paraging thing wrong unhappiness and disppoint-
48. (4) surrender (Verb) : to admit ment
injurious (Adjective) : harmful
to living things that you have been defeated and 52. (3) widen (Verb) : to become or
you want to stop fighting make something wider
shattering (Adjective) : very
shocking and upsetting capitulate (Verb) : to agree to dilate (Verb) : to become or
do something that you have been make something larger or wider
destructive (Adjective) : caus-
refusing to do for a long time spin (Verb) : to turn round and
ing destruction or much damage
repeat (Verb) : to say or write round quickly
44. (4) wandering (Adjective) :
something again and again weaken (Verb) : to become or
groups of people tending to travel
execute (Verb) : to do a piece of make something less strong or
and change settlements frequent-
work, perform a duty, put a plan powerful
ly; nomadic
into action, etc. push (Verb) : to make something
nomadic (Adjective) : groups of
summarize (Verb) : to give the move forward or away from you
people tending to travel and
change settlements frequently ; main points of something 53. (4) copying (Noun) : making
wandering 49. (2) appease (Verb) : to make samething that is exactly the
somebody calm by praising/ same as something else
fighting (Adjective) : a clash in
which people try to defeat one pleasing him duplication (Noun) : making an
another propitiate (Verb) : to stop some- exact copy of something
rare (Adjective) : not done, seen, body from being angry by trying breed (Noun) : a particular type
happening very often to please him of animal that has been devel-
conform (Verb) : to behave and oped by people in a controlled
strange (Adjective) : unusual or
think in the same way as most way, eg, dog, cat
surprising
other people reproduction (Noun) : the act or
45. (2) restless (Adjective) : unable
influence (Verb) : to have an ef- process of producing babies,
to stay still
fect on the way that somebody young animals or plants
restive (Adjective) : unable to
behaves or thinks print (Noun) : producing letters,
stay still or unwilling to be con-
approach (Verb) : to speak to pictures, etc. on paper
trolled, especially because you
are bored or not satisfied somebody about something 54. (3) precedence (Noun) : the con-
50. (2) formal (Adjective) : being ac- dition of being more important
rested (Adjective) : feeling
cording to established forms and than something else
healthy and full of energy be-
cause you have had a rest requirements (eg. of formal priority (Noun) : something that
dress, speech, writing, behaviour is considered to be more impor-
limited (Adjective) : not very
etc.) tant than other things.
great in amount ; restricted
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