SYNONYMS
known (Adjective) : to be familiar 320. (2) forecast (Noun) : a statement push (Verb) : to make somebody
to other people about what will happen in future or something move forword; to
316. (3) illness (Noun) : the state of prognosis (Noun) : an opinion, make somebody work hard
being physically or mentally ill based on medical experience, of 324. (4) shocking (Adjective) : that
disease (Noun) : an illness; in- the likely development of a dis- offends or upsets people; that is
fection; an illness affecting hu- ease or an illness; forecast; a morally wrong; very bad
mans, plants, animals, caused judgement about how something lurid (Adjective) : too bright in
by infection is likely to develop in future colour, in a way that is not at-
fall (Noun) : an act of falling diagnosis (Noun) : the act of dis- tractive; shocking and violent
damage (Noun) : physical harm covering or identifying the exact happy (Adjective) : feeling or
caused to something which cause of an illness or a problem showing pleasure; pleased
makes it less attractive, useful preface (Noun) : an introduction abundant (Adjective) : plentiful;
or valuable to a book more than enough
injury (Noun) : harm done to a identity (Noun) : who or what bright (Adjective) : full of light;
person’s or an animal’s body, somebody or something is shining strongly
317. (4) puzzle (Noun) : mystery; 321. (2) hunt (Verb) : to search; to 325. (4) hidden (Adjective) : difficult
something that is difficult to un- chase wild animals in order to to find; covered from view
derstand or explain catch or kill them for food, sport
concealed (Adjective) : not ac-
enigma (Noun) : a person, thing or to make money
cessible to view; hidden out of
or situation that is mysterious poach (Verb) : to take and use
sight
and difficult to understand; puz- somebody or something that be-
covered (Adjective) : having a
zle; mystery longs to somebody or something
layer over it; having a roof over it
truth (Noun) : the true facts of else in a secret, dishonest or
unfair way closed (Adjective) : shut; not
something open to everyone
fear (Noun) : the bad feeling that catch (Verb) : to stop and hold a
moving object; to take hold of sealed (Adjective) : closed/
you have when you are in danger
somebody or something secured with or as if with a seal
difficulty (Noun) : a problem, a 326. (3) enjoy (Verb) : to get pleasure
preach (Verb) : to give a religious
thing or situation that causes talk in a public place from something
problems; the state of being hard plunder (Verb) : to steal things relish (Verb) : to get great plea-
to do or to understand. from a place using force during sure from something; enjoy
318. (4) agreement (Noun) : an ar- realize (Verb) : to understand or
a time of war; loot
rangement, a promise or a con- become aware of a situation
tract made with somebody 322. (3) response (Noun) : a spoken
or writen answer taste (Verb) : to test, have or
concurrence (Noun) : agreement; recognize any food or drink
two or more things happening at repartee (Noun) : clever and
amusing comments and replies reveal (Verb) : disclose; to make
the same time something known to somebody
occurrence (Noun) : something that are made quickly
refuse (Verb) : to say that you 327. (4) sharp (Adjective) : having a
that happens or exists fine edge or point; intense
conquest (Noun) : the act of tak- will not do something that some-
body has asked you to do; turn acute (Adjective) : very serious
ing control of a country, city, etc.
down or severe; keen; sharp
by force
celebrate (Verb) : to show that a dull (Adjective) : not interest-
currency (Noun) : the system of
day or an event is important by ing or exciting
money that a country uses
doing something special on it drowsy (Adjective) : tired and
319. (4) spying (Verb) : to collect se-
question (Noun) : a sentence, almost asleep; sleepy
cret information about another
phrase or word that asks for in- unpleasant (Adjective) : not
country, organization or person
formation pleasant or comfortable
espionage (Noun) : the activity
of secretly getting important po- 323. (3) pressure (Verb) : to persuade 328. (2) request (Verb) : to ask for
litical or military information somebody to do something, es- something or ask somebody to
about another country or of find- pecially by making him feel that do something in a polite way
ing another country’s secrets by he has to or should do it solicit (Verb) : to ask somebody
using spies; spying exhort (Verb) : to try hard to per- for something; to try to get some-
planning (Noun) : the act or pro- suade somebody to do some- thing or persuade somebody to
cess of making plans for some- thing; urge do something
thing recommend (Verb) : to tell some- command (Verb) : to order
pioneering (Adjective) : intro- body that something is good or sympathize (Verb) : to feel sor-
ducing ideas and methods that useful ry for somebody
have never been used before coax (Verb) : to persuade some- agree (Verb) : to accept; to ap-
lineage (Noun) : the series of body to do something by talking prove; to tally
families that somebody comes to him in a kind and gentle way; 329. (3) overcome (Verb) : to succeed
from originally; ancestry cajole in dealing with or controlling a
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