SYNONYMS
calculations (Noun) : the pro- 107. (3) adamant (Adjective) : firm dangerous (Adjective) : likely to
cess of using numbers to find or determined not to change harm or injure somebody
out an amount your mind 112. (3) dumbfounded (Adjective) :
102. (2) truth (Noun) : the facts in stubborn (Adjective) : deter- unable to speak because of sur-
reality and not guess work mined not to change your mind; prise
veracity (Noun) : truth; truth- obstinate flabbergasted (Adjective) : ex-
fulness timid (Adjective) : not brave; tremely surprised; astonished
freedom (Noun) : the right to do shy and nervous scared (Adjective) : afraid of
or say anything without anyone arrogant (Adjective) : behaving something
stopping you in an unpleasant way embarrassed (Adjective) : feel-
wisdom (Noun) : the ability to angry (Adjective) : having strong ing shy or ashamed or awkward
make sensible decisions feeling about something you dis- humiliated (Verb) : to make some-
loyalty (Noun) : the quality of like body feel ashamed and stupid
being faithful 108. (3) constant (Adjective) : hap- 113. (4) perpetual (Adjective) : con-
103. (1) continuously (Adverb) : hap- pening all the time tinuous; continuing for a long
pening without stopping or in- invariable (Adjective) : never period of time with interruption
terruption changing; unchanging; happen- eternal (Adjective) : without an
incessantly (Adverb) : never ing always end; continuing forever; constant
stopping; constantly usual (Adjective) : normal innumerable (Adjective) : count-
inevitably (Adverb) : certain or universal (Adjective) : done by less; too many to be counted
sure to happen all the people unmeasurable (Adjective) : that
regularly (Adverb) : at regular similar (Adjective) : being the cannot be measured
intervals or times same prolonged (Adjective) : extend;
indiscreetly (Adverb) : saying 109. (4) accusation (Noun) : a state- to make something last longer
without being careful ment saying that you think a 114. (1) authenti c (Adjective) :
104. (1) clapped (Verb) : acclaim by person is guilty of doing some- known to be real and genuine and
clapping both hands thing wrong not copied
heralded (Verb) : to be a sign indictment (Noun) : a sign that genuine (Adjective) : known to
that something is going to hap- a system, society, etc. is very bad be real and authentic
pen; acclaim. or wrong legitimate (Adjective) : valid;
proclaimed (Verb) : to say revelation (Noun) : the act of for which there is a fair reasons.
something important in public making people to know about reliable (Adjective) : that can be
protested (Verb) : to say something ; disclosure trusted; dependable
something to show that you do acquittal (Noun) : an official pure (Adjective) : not mixed with
not agree decision in court that a person anything else
rewarded (Verb) : to give some- is not guilty of crime 115. (1) indecen t (Adjecti ve) :
body something because he has refusal (Noun) : the act of refus- thought to be morally offensive,
worked hard or done something ing especially because it involves sex
good 110. (1) sweet (Adjective) : having a obscene (Adjective) : connect-
105. (3) harmful (Adjective) : caus- taste like sugar or a pleasant ed with sex in a way that most
ing damage smell. people find offensive; outrageous
detrimental (Adjective) : harm- dulcet (Adjective) : sounding incorrigible (Adjective) : having
ful; damaging. sweet and pleasant bad habits which cannot be
deplorable (Adjective) : com- dull (Adjective) : not interest- changed or improved; incurable
pletely unacceptable ing or exciting ridiculous (Adjective) : very sil-
fundamental (Adjective) : ba- hard (Adjective) : tough; solid, ly; unreasonable
sic; very important firm or stiff intolerable (Adjective) : so bad
disgraceful (Adjective) : very sour (Adjective) : having a taste that you cannot accept it; unrea-
bad and unacceptable like a lemon sonable
106. (1) gigantic (Adjective) : ex- 111. (1) doubtful (Adjective) : not 116. (2) anger (Noun) : the strong
tremely large sure; doubtful feeling you have when you think
colossal (Adjective) : extreme- dubious (Adjective) : not cer- that something bad or unfair has
ly large tain; doubtful happened
colourful (Adjective) : full of disputable (Adjective) : that indignation (Noun) : a feeling of
bright colours can or should be questioned or anger and surprise caused by
beautiful (Adjective) : good- argued about something that you feel is unfair
looking duplicate (Adjective) : being too or unreasonable
fantastic (Adjective) : extremely identical; identically copied from hatred (Noun) : a very strong
good an original source feeling of dislike
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