SYNONYMS
gether in a church to worship can see clearly from a distance prodigal (Adjective) : extrava-
God. and that will help you to know gant; too willing to spend money
concentration (Noun) : the abil- where you are or time
ity to direct all your effort and corner (Noun) : a part of some- huge (Adjective) : enormous;
attention on one thing, without thing where two or more sides, vast
thinking of other things lines or edges join prodigious (Adjective) : very
discussion (Noun) : a conversa- 135. (2) defeat (Noun) : to win against great; impressive; praiseworthy
tion about somebody or some- somebody in a war, competition, enormous (Adjective) : huge;
thing sports, etc. inmense
judgement (Noun) : the decision rout (Noun) : a situation in 139. (3) tax (Noun) : money paid to
of a court or judge which somebody is defeated eas- the government so that public
131. (3) faultless (Adjective) : hav- ily and completely in a war or a services may be started.
ing no mistakes; perfect competition impost (Noun) : money collect-
irreproachable (Adjective) : free death (Noun) : the fact of some- ed under a tariff
from fault and impossible to crit- body dying or being killed fertilizer (Noun) : a substance
icize; blameless loss (Noun) : the state of no long- added to soil to make the soil
remarkable (Adjective) : unusu- er having something more healthy
al or surprising in way that caus- crash (Noun) : an accident in dispatch (Noun) : sending some-
es people to take notice ; aston- which a vehicle hits something, body something somewhere
ishing causing damage and often injur- postage (Noun) : the cost of
extraordinary (Adjective) : sur- ing or killing the passengers sending a letter, parcel, etc. by
prising or strange; incredible 136. (3) leave (Verb) : to go away post
immense (Adjective) : extreme- from a person or place; to not to 140. (3) rough (Adjective) : having a
ly large or great; enormous do something surface that is not even or regu-
132. (3) bliss (Noun) : extreme hap- forego (Verb) : to decide not to lar
piness have or do something that you coarse (Adjective) : rough
felicity (Noun) : great happiness would like to have or do academic (Adjective) : connect-
prosperity (Noun) : the state of renounce (Verb) : to announce ed with education
being sucessful, especially in officially that you are not going to grain (Adjective) : the seeds of
making money keep a title or position ; give up food plants such as wheat, rice,
honesty (Noun) : the quality of disown (Verb) : to decide that etc.
being honest or truthful you no longer want to be con- training (Adjective) : the pro-
sorrow (Noun) : the feeling of nected with or reponsible for cess of having the skills that you
great sadness; grief somebody or something need to do a job.
133. (4) scoundrel (Noun) : a man accumulate (Verb) : to gradual- 141. (4) abundant (Adjective) : plen-
who treats other people badly, ly get more and more of some- tiful; more than enough
by being dishonest or immoral; thing over a period of time; luxuriant (Adjective) : growing
rogue amass thickly and strongly in a way
knave (Noun) : a dishonest man 137. (3) receiver (Noun) : a person that is attractive ; abundant
or boy who is chosen by a court to be luxury-loving (Adjective) : lov-
incharge of a company that is ing to be extravagant or enjoy
emperor (Noun) : the ruler of an
bankrupt. the luxuries
empire
recipient (Noun) : a person who lovely (Adjective) : beautiful
enchanter (Noun) : a person who
receives something rich (Adjective) : having a lot of
has magic powers that he uses
to control people creator (Noun) : a person who money or property
has made or invented a particu- 142. (3) quarrelsome (Adjective) :
soldier (Noun) : a member who
lar thing liking to argue with other peo-
is not an officer
donor (Noun) : a person or an ple
134. (3) boundary (Noun) : a real or
organisation which makes a gift cantankerous (Adjective) : bad-
imagined line that marks the lim-
of money, clothes, food etc. to a tempered and always complain-
its or edges of something and
charity, etc. or gives a part of ing
separates it from other things or
his or her body, blood to be used cancerous (Adjective) : related
places
by doctors in medical treatment to cancer (growth of cells)
frontier (Noun) : a line that sep-
instigator (Noun) : a person who ferocious (Adjective) : very ag-
arates two countries, etc.
causes something to happen, gressive or violent; strange
edge (Noun) : the outside limit
especially something bad fissiparous (Adjective) : repro-
of an object, a surface or an area
138. (4) wasteful (Adjective) : using ducing by fission (the division of
something, such as a large build-
more of something than is nec- cells into new cells)
ing that you can see clearly
essary; not saving or keeping 143. (3) responsibility (Noun) : to
landmark (Noun) : something,
something that could be take responsibility of somebody
such as a large building, that you
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