SYNONYMS
disapproval (Noun) : a feeling 121. (2) illegal (Adjective) : not al- 126. (3) flee (Verb) : to leave a place
that you do not like an idea be- lowed by law very quickly because you are
cause you feel it is bad or un- illicit (Adjective) : not allowed afraid of possible danger
suitable by the law; illegal; not approved decamp (Verb) : to leave a place
contempt (Noun) : the feeling by the normal rules of the soci- suddenly, often secretly
that something or somebody has ety move (Verb) : to go ahead
no value and deserves no re- immoral (Adjective) : not con- encamp (Verb) : to set a camp
spect at all sidered to be good or honest to live, as if in a tent
117. (3) acronym (Noun) : a word ineligible (Adjective) : not hav- hide (Verb) : conceal; to put or
formed by the initial letters of ing the necessary qualifications to keep somebody or something in
words do something a place where he or it cannot be
a word with two or more mean- illegible (Adjective) : difficult or seen or found
ings — homonym impossible to read 127. (1) benefactor (Noun) : a person
a word of new coinage — neolo- 122. (1) talent (Noun) : natural abili- who gives money or other help
gism ty to do something well to a person or an organisation
(3) a word of picturesque effect flair (Noun) : natural ability to such as a school or charity
— vivid/graphic do something well philanthropist (Noun) : a rich
118. (4) careful (Adjective) : giving tendency (Noun) : behaving or person who helps the poor and
attention and thought in order to act in a particular way; trend those in need, especially by giv-
avoid mistakes or doing some- bias (Noun) : a strong feeling in ing money
thing wrong or hurting somebody favour of or against somebody or beneficiary (Noun) : a person
meticulous (Adjective) : paying something who gains as result of something
careful attention to every detail; need (Noun) : a situation when matron (Noun) : a woman who
thorough; fastidious works as a senior nurse in–
something in necessary or must
interfere (Verb) : to get involved charge in a hospital
be done
in a situation which is not liked sponsor (Noun) : God parent; a
123. (1) preservation (Noun) : the act
by other people. person or company that pays for
of keeping something in its origi-
courage (Noun) : bravery a radio, television programme, a
nal state
concert, a sporting event, etc.
agreement (Noun) : a promise conservation (Noun) : the pro- usually in return for advertising
or contract made with somebody tection of the natural environ-
128. (2) strange (Adjective) : unusu-
119. (2) revoke (Verb) : to officially ment
al or surprising
cancel something so that it may respiration (Noun) : the act of exotic (Adjective) : from or in
no longer be valid breathing another country, seeming excit-
rescind (Verb) : to officially state correction (Noun) : a change ing and unusual because it is
that a law, contract, decision etc. that makes something more ac- connected with foreign countries
is no longer valid; revoke curate than it was before alien (Adjective) : strange and
change (Verb) : to become dif- confusion (Noun) : the state of frightening ; hostile
ferent not being certain or sure rare (Adjective) : not done, seen,
repeat (Verb) : to say or write 124. (4) bottomless (Adjective) : very happening etc. very often
something again or more than deep; seeming to have no bot- grand (Adjective) : impressive
once tom or limit and large or important
reconsider (Verb) : to think abysmal (Adjective) : extreme- 129. (1) cripple (Verb) : to damage
about something again in order ly bad or of a very low standard; somebody’s body so that he may
to change your decision or opin- terrible no longer be able to move or walk
ion sickening (Adjective) : making normally; disable
120. (4) dislike (Noun) : a feeling of you feel disgusted or shocked incapacitate (Verb) : to make
not liking somebody or something gloomy (Adjective) : nearly somebody or something unable
antipathy (Noun) : a strong feel- dark; depressing to live or work normally
ing of dislike; hostility sad (Adjective) : unhappy strengthen (Verb) : to become
dishonesty (Noun) : not being 125. (4) prominent (Adjective) : im- stronger
honest portant; well–known imprison (Verb) : to put some-
disturbance (Noun) : actions that salient (Adjective) : most im- body in a prison or jail
make you stop what you are do- portant; noticeable invent (Verb) : to produce or
ing, or that upset the normal valiant (Adjective) : very brave; design something that has not
state that something is in courageous existed before
demonstration (Noun) : a pub- variant (Noun) : the amount by 130. (2) meeting (Noun) : an occasion
lic meeting or march, protesting which something changes or is when people came together to
against or supporting somebody different from something else discuss or decide something
or something ; showing how prudent (Adjective) : sensible congregation (Noun) : a group
something works and careful of people who are gathered to-
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