SYNONYMS
imbalance (Noun) : a situation hungry (Adjective) : feeling that sufficient (Adjective) : enough
in which two or more things are you want to eat for a particular purpose
not the same in size or are not 293. (3) intention (Noun) : what you ignificant (Adjective) : important
treated the same, in a way that plan to do; your aim enough to have an effect or be
is unfair or causes problems motive (Noun) : a reason for noticed
movement (Noun) : the act of doing something; aim; cause vibrant (Adjective) : full of life
moving from one place to another reason (Noun) : a cause or an and energy; exciting; very bright
289. (3) unalterable (Adjective) : that explanation for something that and strong; brilliant
cannot be changed has happened or that somebody 298. (2) expect (Verb) : to think or be-
irrevocable (Adjective) : that has done lieve that something will happen
cannot be changed; final occasion (Noun) : special event, or that somebody will do some-
changed (Adjective) : very dif- ceremony or celebration thing
ferent from what it was before preparation (Noun) : the act of anticipate (Verb) : to expect
done (Adjective) : finished; com- getting ready for something or something
pleted making something ready antagonise (Verb) : to do some-
reversible (Adjective) : that can 294. (2) mercy (Noun) : a kind or for- thing to make somebody feel
be turned inside out and used giving attitude angry with you
with either side shown; that can pity (Noun) : a feeling of sym- accept (Verb) : to take willingly
be changed so that something pathy and sadness caused by something that is offered
may return to its original state the suffering of others hope (Verb) : to want something
or situation to happen and think that it is
offence (Noun) : an illegal act;
290. (4) displeasure (Noun) : the feel- crime possible
ing of being upset and annoyed;
kindness (Noun) : the quality of 299. (2) prohibit (Verb) : to stop
annoyance
being kind something from being done or
anger (Noun) : the strong feel-
joy (Noun) : a feeling of great used, especially by law; forbid
ing when something has hap-
happiness; delight restrict (Verb) : to control some-
pened you think is bad and unfair
295. (3) reject (Verb) : to refuse to ac- thing with rules or laws
calmness (Noun) : the state of
not being excited, nervous or cept or consider something curtail (Verb) : to limit something
upset quash (Verb) : to officially say or make it last for a shorter time
leisure (Noun) : time that is that a decision made by a court retain (Verb) : to keep some-
spent doing what you enjoy when is no longer valid or correct; over- thing; preserve
you are not working or studying turn; suppress; to take action to retail (Verb) : to sell goods to
vagueness (Noun) : the state of stop something from continuing the public through shops/stores.
not being clear question (Verb) : to ask ques- 300. (2) remarkable (Adjective) : un-
291. (1) undecided (Adjective) : not tions (official) usual or surprising in a way that
having made a decision about pledge (Verb) : swear; to make causes people to take notice; as-
something or somebody somebody or yourself promise to tonishing
irresolute (Adjective) : not able do something
tremendous (Adjective) : very
to decide what to do slash (Verb) : to make a long cut great; huge; remarkable, ex-
angry (Adjective) : having strong with a sharp object; slit
tremely good
feeling about something that you 296. (3) methodical (Adjective) :
awesome (Adjective) : very im-
dislike very much or about an done in a careful and logical way;
pressive or very difficult and
unfair situation disciplined; precise
perhaps rather frightening
ignorant (Adjective) : lacking meticulous (Adjective) : paying
considerable (Adjective) : great
knowledge or information about careful attention to every detail;
in amount, size, importance, etc.;
something; not educated thorough; fastidious; methodi-
cal significant
firm (Adjective) : not likely to
change; strongly fixed in a place; correct (Adjective) : right; ac- excessive (Adjective) : greater
secure curate or true; without any mis- than what seems reasonable or
292. (1) economical (Adjective) : pro- takes appropriate
viding good service or value in clean (Adjective) : not dirty; not 301. (3) hardworking (Adjective) :
relation to the amount of time or harmful putting a lot of effort into a job
money spent; frugal painstaking (Adjective) : needing and doing it well
frugal (Adjective) : meagre; us- a lot of care, effort and attention diligent (Adjective) : showing
ing only as much money or food to detail; thorough care and effort in your work or
as is necessary 297. (2) plentiful (Adjective) : exist- duties
delicate (Adjective) : easily dam- ing in large quantities; abundant intelligent (Adjective) : good at
aged or broken; fragile abundant (Adjective) : plentiful; learning, understanding and
splendid (Adjective) : excellent; more than enough; existing in thinking in a logical way about
very good; great large quantities things
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