SYNONYMS
compassionate (Adjective) : feel- meagre (Adjective) : small in ough, efficient or determined way
ing or showing sympathy for peo- quantity and poor in quality scientifically (Adverb) : with
ple who are suffering plenty (Determiner) : a lot of respect to science
pathetic (Adjective) : making sufficient (Adjective) : enough technically (Adverb) : with re-
you feel pity or sadness; pitiful for a particular purpose gard to machinery, methods etc.
aesthetic (Adjective) : concerned limited (Adjective) : not very symmetrically (Adverb) : in a
with beauty and art and the un- great in amount or extent symmetrical manner
derstanding of beautiful things 348. (3) sound (Adjective) : sensible; 353. (3) thrifty (Adjective) : careful
warm (Adjective) : at a fairly good and thorough; in good con- about spending money and not
high temperature in a way that dition wasting things; frugal
is pleasant wholesome (Adjective) : good for economical (Adjective) : provid-
343. (2) lonely (Adjective) : unhap- your health; morally good; hav- ing good service or value in rela-
py because you are alone; iso- ing a good moral influence tion to the amount of time or
lated complete (Adjective) : total; to money spent
solitary (Adjective) : done alone the greatest degree possible extravagant (Adjective) : spend-
without other people; enjoying ripe (Adjective) : fully grown and ing a lot more money than is nec-
being alone; single ready to be eaten essary
quiet (Adjective) : making very
desirable (Adjective) : that you lavish (Adjective) : large in
little noise
would like to have or do; worth amount, impressive and costing
lost (Adjective) : unable to find having or doing a lot of money
your way
349. (4) weak (Adjective) : not physi- stingy (Adjective) : not gener-
idle (Adjective) : not working cally strong ous, especially with money
hard; lazy
infirm (Adjective) : ill or sick 354. (4) shallow (Adjective) : not
344. (1) decompose (Verb) : to be de-
and weak deep; no t showing serious
stroyed by natural processes;
rot; decay unsteady (Adjective) : not com- thought, feeling, etc. about some-
decay (Verb) : to be destroyed by pletely in control of your move- thing; superficial
natural processes; rot or decom- ments superficial (Adjective) : appear-
pose timid (Adjective) : shy and ner- ing to be true, real or important
decline (Verb) : to become smaller, vous until you look at it more careful-
fewer, weaker, etc.; refuse nervous (Adjective) : anxious or ly; not concerned with anything
dispose (Verb) : to arrange afraid or something serious or important and lack-
things or people in a particular 350. (3) friendly (Adjective) : behav- ing any depth of understanding
way or position ing in a kind and pleasant way or feeling; shallow
disturb (Verb) : to interrupt cordial (Adjective) : pleasant defective (Adjective) : having a
when somebody is trying to work, and friendly fault or faults; not perfect or com-
sleep, etc. affectionate (Adjective) : show- plete; faulty
345. (3) happiness (Noun) : the state ing caring feelings and love for superior (Adjective) : better in
of being happy – showing plea- somebody; loving quality than somebody or some-
sure or feeling pleased generous (Adjective) : giving or thing else; higher in rank, im-
bliss (Noun) : extreme happiness willing to give freely portance or position
pleasure (Noun) : the state of kind (Adjective) : caring about deep (Adjective) : having a large
being happy, satisfied or con- others; gentle, friendly and gen- distance from the top to the bottom
tented erous 355. (3) madness (Noun) : the state
fantasy (Noun) : a pleasant sit- 351. (1) only (Adjective) : used for of having a serious mental ill-
uation that you imagine but that saying that no other or others of ness; insanity; craze
is unlikely to happen the same group exist or are there mania (Noun) : an extremely
laughter (Noun) : the act of sole (Adjective) : only; single; strong desire or enthusiasm for
laughing not shared; belonging to one per- something; craze
346. (4) frank (Adjective) : honest son greatness (Noun) : the state of
and direct in what you say principal (Adjective) : most im- being great
candid (Adjective) : saying what portant; main fame (Noun) : the state of being
you think openly and honestly important (Adjective) : of great known and talked about by many
able (Adjective) : having the value people
skill, intelligence, opportunity, immediate (Adjective) : happen- wisdom (Noun) : the ability to
etc. needed to do something ing or done without delay; instant make sensible decisions and give
quiet (Adjective) : making very 352. (3) methodically (Adverb) : done good advice because of the ex-
little noise in careful and logical way perience and knowledge that you
fearless (Adjective) : not afraid have
systematically (Adverb) : in a
347. (2) inadequate (Adjective) : not systematic manner; done accord- 356. (2) die (Verb) : to stop living, ex-
enough; not good enough ing to a system or plan in a thor- isting or working
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