SYNONYMS
conjurer (Noun) : a man who illumination (Noun) : light or a 427. (4) feign (Verb) : to pretend that
performs magical/clever tricks; place that light comes from you have a particular feeling or
magician ascension (Noun) : the journey that you are ill/sick, tired, etc.
jester (Noun) : a man employed of Jesus from the earth into pretend (Verb) : to behave in a
in the past at the court of a king heaven; the act of moving up or particular way, in order to make
or queen to amuse people by of reaching a high position other people believe something
telling jokes and funny stories reality (Noun) : the true situation that is not true
performer (Noun) : a person who and the problems that actually guess (Verb) : to find the right
performs for an audience in a exist in life answer to a question without
show, concert, etc. 423. (3) authority (Noun) : the pow- knowing all the facts
trickster (Noun) : a person who er to give orders to people; the suspect (Verb) : to have an idea
tricks or cheats people power to influence people be- that something is probably true
419. (3) statement (N oun) : cause they respect your knowl- or likely to happen, especially
something that you say or write edge something bad, but without
that gives information or an mastery (Noun) : great knowl- having definite proof
opinion; a printed record of edge about or understanding of thi nk (Verb) : to have a
money paid, etc. a particular ng; command; au- particular idea or opinion about
invoice (Noun) : bill; a list of thority somebody/something
goods that have been sold, work mystery (Noun) : something that 428. (3) hasty (Adjective) : said,
that has been done, etc., showing is difficult to understand or to made or done very quickly,
what you must pay explain especially when this has had
word (Noun) : a single unit of weighty (Adjective) : important results
language which means something and serious; heavy impetuous (Adjective) : rash;
and can be spoken or written; a weakness (Noun) : lack of impulsive; acting or done quickly
promise strength, power or determination and without thinking carefully
sound (Noun) : noise 424. (2) audacity (Noun) : brave but about the results
language (Noun) : the system of rude and shocking behaviour impious (Adjective) : showing
communication in speech and a lack of respect for God and
temerity (Noun) : extremely
writing that is used by the people religion
confident behaviour that people
of a particular country or area impressive (Adjective) : making
are likely to consider rude;
420. (1) improve (Verb) : to become audacity a strong impression; producing
better than before a strong effect
verity (Noun) : truth
ameliorate (Verb) : to make disturbing (Adjective) : making
something better; improve simplicity (Noun) : an aspect of
something that is easy, natural you feel anxious and upset or
degrade (Verb) : to show or treat shocked
somebody in a way that makes or plain
429. (4) avoid (Verb) : to prevent
him seem not worth any respect; paucity (Noun) : a small amount
something bad from happening
to make something become worse of something
evade (Verb) : to escape from
motivate (Verb) : to make 425. (3) cunning (Adjective) : crafty;
somebody/something or avoid
somebody want to do something wily
meeting somebody
that involves hard work and effort wily (Adjective) : cunning
vacate (Verb) : to leave a
agree (Verb) : to have the same wise (Adjective) : able to make buil ding, seat etc. so that
opinion as somebody else has sensible decisions and give good somebody else may use it
421. (2) rational (Adjective) : based advice because of the experience cheat (Verb) : to fool; to deceive;
on reason rather than emotions; and knowledge that you have to trick; to betray
reasonable stupid (Adjective) : foolish; silly
logical (Adjective) : seeming pretend (Verb) : to feign; to be-
angry (Adjective) : feeling and/ have in a particular way, in order
natural, reasonable or sensible
or showing anger to make other people believe some-
responsive (Adjective) : react-
426. (1) sorrowful (Adjective) : very thing that is not true
ing quickly and in a positive way
sad 430. (4) warning (Noun) : a
educated (Adjective) : having
had a high standard of education anguished (Adjecti ve) : statement, an event, etc. telling
experiencing intense/severe somebody that something bad or
impro per (Adjecti ve) :
pain, mental suffering o r unpleasant may happen in the
dishonest, or morally wrong; not
unhappiness future
suited to the situation
422. (2) illusion (Noun) : a false idea doubtful (Adjective) : not sure; admonition (Noun) : a warning
or belief about something/ uncertain and feeling doubt to somebody about his behaviour
somebody respectful (Adjective) : showing admission (Noun) : the right to
delusion (Noun) : a false belief or feeling respect enter a place; the act of
or opinion about yourself or your joyful (Adjective) : very happy; accepting somebody into an
situation causing people to be happy institution/organisation
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