SYNONYMS
perish (Verb) : to die in a sud- abandon (Verb) : to leave a thing exhausting (Adjective) : making
den violent way; to be lost or or place you feel very tired
destroyed 361. (3) top (Noun) : the highest part insulting (Adjective) : causing
disintegrate (Verb) : to break or point of something or intending to cause somebody
into small parts or pieces and be apex (Noun) : the top or highest to feel offended
destroyed; fall apart part of something 366. (2) ridiculous (Adjective) : very
destroy (Verb) : to damage bottom (Noun) : the lowest part silly or unreasonable; absurd
something so badly that it no of something absurb (Adjective) : completely
longer exists or works outward (Adjective, Adverb) : go- ridiculous; not logical and sensi-
vanish (Verb) : to disappear sud- ing away from a particular place ble
denly; to stop existing inward (Adjective, Adverb) : in- diligent (Adjective) : showing
357. (1) tempt (Verb) : to attract side your mind; towards the in- care and effort in your work or
somebody or make somebody side or centre of something duties
want to do something, even if he 362. (2) puzzle (Verb) : baffle; to brisk (Adjective) : quick; prac-
knows that it is wrong make somebody feel confused tical and confident
allure (Verb) : being attractive baffle (Verb) : to confuse some- complex (Adjective) : compli-
and exciting; tempt body completely; to be too diffi- cated; difficult to understand
attempt (Noun) : to try to do cult or strange for somebody to 367. (4) lonely (Adjective) : unhap-
something difficult understand or explain; perplex; py because you are alone; iso-
deceive (Verb) : to make some- puzzle lated
body believe something that is strike (Verb) : to hit somebody solitary (Adjecti ve) : do ne
not true; to cheat or something hard alone; single; enjoying being
praise (Verb) : to show approval flutter (Verb) : to move lightly alone, without other people
of or admiration for somebody or and quickly; a quick, light move- sad (Adjective) : unhappy
something ment. voluntary (Adjective) : done
358. (1) attack (Verb) : an act of us- surpass (Verb) : to do or be bet- willingly
ing violence to hurt somebody ter than somebody or something subtle (Adjective) : not very
assault (Verb) : to attack some- 363. (2) inform (Verb) : to tell some- noticeable or obvious; behaving
body violently body about something in an offi- in a clever way
comfort (Verb) : to be physical- cial way 368. (2) peaceful (Adjective) : quiet
ly relaxed and free from pain apprise (Verb) : to tell or in form and calm; trying to create peace
construct (Verb, Noun) : to build somebody of something and live in peace
or make something praise (Verb) : to show approval pacific (Adjective) : peaceful or
attach (Verb) : to fasten or join of or admiration for somebody or loving peace
one thing to another something extensive (Adjective) : covering
359. (3) bulge (Verb) : to stick out conceal (Verb) : to hide a large area; great in amount
from something in a round shape assess (Verb) : to make a judge- deep (Adjective) : having a large
protrude (Verb) : to stick out ment about the nature or quality distance from the top to the bot-
from a place or a surface of somebody or something tom
lengthen (Verb) : to make or 364. (4) regular (Adjective) : done or white (Adjective) : having the
become longer happening often colour of fresh snow or of milk
uphold (Verb) : to support some- periodic (Adjective) : happen- 369. (2) bring (Verb) : to take some-
thing that you think is right and ing often and regularly thing or somebody with oneself
make sure that it continues to infrequent (Adjective) : not hap- somewhere
exist pening often; rare fetch (Verb) : to go to where
refute (Verb) : to prove that continuous (Adjective) : hap- somebody or something is and
something is wrong pening or existing for a period of bring him or it back
360. (2) achieve (Verb) : to succeed time without interruption; con- order (Verb) : to use your posi-
in reaching a particular goal, sta- tinual tion of authority to tell somebody
tus or standard; attain; accom- occasional (Adjective) : hap- to do something or say that
plish pening or done sometimes but something must happen
accomplish (Verb) : to succeed not often scoop (Verb) : to move or lift
in doing or completing some- 365. (2) hideous (Adjective) : very something with a scoop or some-
thing; achieve ugly or unpleasant; revolting thing like a scoop.
surrender (Verb) : to admit that gruesome (Adjective) : very un- take (Verb) : to carry or move
you have been defeated and want pleasant and filling you with hor- something from one place to an-
to stop fighting; give in ror other
forsake (Verb) : to leave; aban- sullen (Adjective) : bad–tem- 370. (3) joy (Noun) : a feeling of great
don; renounce pered and not speaking happiness; delight
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