SYNONYMS
566. (2) Partner 575. (2) blend 591. (3) walk
consort (Noun) : the husband merge (Verb) : to combine or stroll (V.) : to walk somewhere
or wife of a ruler. make two or more things com- in a slow relaxed way.
567. (1)Weak bine to form a single thing. 592. (4) forever
feeble (Adjective) : very weak; 576. (3) gastronome (Noun) : a per- eternal (Adj.) : without an end;
not effective ; not showing ener- son who enjoys good food and existing or continuing forever.
gy. drink; foodie
593. (1) occasional
568. (4) pledge gourmet (Noun) : a person who
sporadic (Adj.) : happening only
pawn (Verb) : to leave an object knows a lot about good food and
wines and who enjoys choosing. occasionally or at intervals that
with a pawnbroker in exchange are not regular.
for money ; pledge. 577. (1) clear
limpid (Adjective) : transpar- 594. (3) range
569. (2) upbraid (Verb) : to criticize
ent. spectrum (N.) : a wide range of
somebody and speak angrily to
them ; reproach. 578. (2) occupation related qualities, ideas etc.
chastise (Verb) : to criticize some- vocation (Noun) : a type of work 595. (2) authority
body for doing something wrong; or way of life; profession. regi me (N.) : a system of
to punish physically ; beat. 579. (3) dirty government ; authority
570. (1) genius (Noun) : a person who filthy (Adjective) : very dirty and
596. (3) strict
is usually intelligent/ artistic, or unpleasant; very rude and offen-
sive. stringent (Adj.) : very strict and
who has a very high level of skill, that must be obeyed; strict
especially in one area 580. (2) error
mistake (Noun) : an action that 597. (2) convey
maestro (Noun) : a great per-
former especially a musician. is not correct. connote (V.) : to suggest a
581. (4) offend feeling, an idea etc as well as
571. (4) unassailable (Adjective) :
annoy (Verb) : to make some- the main meaning.
that cannot be destroyed, defeat-
ed/ questioned body slightly angry; irritate; both- 598. (4) philanthropic
er. altruistic (Adj.) : the fact of
invincible (Adjective) : too
strong to be defeated or changed; 582. (2) procure caring about the needs and
unconquerable. acquire (Verb) : to gain some- happiness of other people more
thing by your own efforts, abili- than your own; philanthropic.
vulnerable (Adjective) : weak
and easily hurt physically/ emo- ty; to obtain something. 599. (4) mysterious
tionally 583. (4) misery arcane (Adj. ) : secret and
fallible (Adjective) : able to make adversity (Noun) : a difficult or mysterious and therefore
mistakes/ be wrong unpleasant situation; calamity. difficult to understand.
yielding (Adjective) : willing to 584. (1) make merry 600. (2) regretful
do what other people want revel (Verb) : to spend time en- contrite (Adj.) : very sorry for
joying yourself in a noisy, enthu- something bad that you have
572. (3) outcome
siastic way. done; regretful.
result (Noun) : the thing that is
585. (2) savage
caused or produced because of 601. (1) shy
brutal (Adjective) : violent and
something else. bashful (Adj.) : shy and easily
cruel.
573. (2) awful (Adjective) : very embarrassed.
586. (3) way
shocking; very bad/ unpleasant 602. (3) hostile
stroll (Verb) : to walk somewhere
lousy (Adjective) : very bad; in a slow relaxed way. belligerent (Adj.) : unfriendly
awful; terrible.
587. (4) forever and aggressive; hostile
aura (Noun) : a feeling or partic-
eternal (Adjective) : without an
ular quality that is very notice- 603. (2) identical
end; existing or continuing.
able and seems to surround a congruent (Adj.) : suitable for
person/ place 588. (4) misery
something; having the same size
awry (Adverb, Adjective) : unti- adversity (N.) : a difficult or
and shape.
dy unpleasant situation; calamity;
misery. 604. (3) unintentional
574. (1) campaign (Noun) : a series of inadvertent (Adj.) : uninten-
planned activities that are intend- 589. (1) make merry
tional; accidental; without in-
ed to achieve a particular social, revel (V.) : to spend time
tending to
commercial/ political aim enjoying yourself in a noisy,
enthusiastic way; make merry. 605. (2) chaos
crusade (Noun) : a long and de-
termined effort to achieve some- 590. (2) savage pandemonium (N.) : a situation
thing that you believe to be right; brutal (Adj.) : violent and cruel; in which there is a lot of noise;
campaign. savage. chaos.
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