ANTONYMS
59. (3) resume (Verb) : to be at a forward (Adjective) : moving you, your country, etc. and drive
work again after an interruption towards front ; relating to the him away ; to drive, push or keep
curtail (Verb) : to limit something future ; ahead in time something away ; disgust ; repulse
or make it last for a shorter time developed (Adjective) : in an attend (Verb) : to be present at
arrive (Verb) : to get to a place, advanced state an event
at the end of a journey sophisticated (Adjective) : hav- concentrate (Verb) : to give all
continue (Verb) : to keep exist- ing a lot of experience of the your attention
ing or happening without stop- world and knowing about fashion, continue (Verb) : to keep exist-
ping culture, other things that people ing or happening without stop-
start (Verb) : to begin doing think are socially important ; able ping
something ; to start happening to understand difficult or compli- 68. (2) consoling (Adjective) : com-
60. (4) poverty (Noun) : the state of cated ideas forting ; affording comfort or so-
being poor ; a lack of something 64. (2) vague (Adjective) : not clear lace
affluence (Noun) : prosperity ; the in a person’s mind ; suggesting appalling (Adjective) : shocking;
state of having a lot of money and a lack of clear thought or attention; extremely bad
a good standard of living ; indistinct shocking (Adjective) : that of-
richmen precise (Adjective) : clear and fends or upsets people ; very bad
misery (Noun) : great suffering accurate ; exact ; meticulous scaring (Adjective) : frightening
of the mind or body ; distress ; indecent (Adjective) : thought somebody
very poor living conditions ; pov- to be morally offensive horrifying (Adjective) : making
erty incorrect (Adjective) : not ac- you feel extremely shocked, dis-
stagnation (Noun) : a state of curate or true gusted or frightened ; horrific
inactivity ; standing still indistinct (Adjective) : vague ; 69. (1) gravity (Noun) : extreme im-
neglect (Noun) : the fact of not that cannot be seen, heard or portance and a cause for worry ;
giving enough care or attention remembered clearly seriousness
to somebody/something 65. (1) cunning (Adjective) : crafty ; jest (Noun) : something said or
61. (2) discord (Noun) : disagree- wily ; clever and skilful done to amuse people ; joke
ment ; arguing candid (Adjective) : saying what grim (Adjective) : looking or
agreement (Noun) : an arrange- you think openly and honestly; sounding very serious ; unpleas-
ment, a promise or a contract not hiding your thoughts ; frank ant and depressing
made with somebody ; the state and honest genial (Adjective) : friendly and
of sharing the same opinion or diplomatic (Adjective) : con- cheerful ; affable
feeling nected with managing relations sport (Verb) : to play in a happy
dislocation (Noun) : disrupt ; an between countries ; having or or lively way
event that results in a disconti- showing skill in dealing with 70. (1) lengthen (Verb) : to become
nuity people in difficult situations ; longer ; to make something
turbulence (Noun) : a situation tactful longer
in which there is a lot of sudden, doubtful (Adjective) : dubious ; curtail (Verb) : to limit something
confusion, disagreement and not sure ; uncertain and feeling or make it last for a shorter time
sometimes violence ; upheaval doubt shorter (Verb) : to become or
fragmentation (Noun) : separa- impertinent (Adjective) : impo- make something shorter
tion of something into fine par- lite ; rude and not showing re- entail (Verb) : to involve some-
ticles spect thing that cannot be avoided ;
62. (1) pleasure (Noun) : a state of 66. (1) authentic (Adjective) : known involve
feeling or being happy or satis- to be real and genuine and not a close (Verb) : to be shut; to be
fied ; enjoyment copy ; true and accurate nearby
agony (Noun) : extreme physi- apocryphal (Adjective) : well– 71. (3) censure (Verb) : to criticize
cal or mental pain known but not true somebody, severely and publicly ;
laughter (Noun) : the act of dubious (Adjective) : doubtful ; rebuke
laughing not certain and slightly suspi- applaud (Verb) : to show your
bliss (Noun) : extreme happiness cious approval by clapping ; to express
unsubstantiated (Adjective) : praise
ecstasy (Noun) : a feeling or
state of very great happiness ; not proved to be true by evidence ; praise (Verb) : to express ap-
bliss unsupported proval or admiration ; compli-
ment
63. (4) communicative (Adjective) : fictitious (Adjective) : invented
by somebody rather than true loud (Adjective) : making a lot
willing to talk and give informa-
of noise ; too bright and lacking
tion to other people 67. (4) attract (Verb) : to direct
good taste ; gaudy
reticent (Adjective) : unwilling towards itself or oneself
acclaim (Verb) : to praise or
to tell people about things ; re- repel (Verb) : to successfully
welcome publicly
served ; uncommunicative fight somebody who is attacking
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