ANTONYMS
110. (1) reality (Noun) : the true attraction (Noun) : a feeling of 118. (4) worthy (Adjective) : deserv-
situation and the problems that liking somebody ; an interesting ing; having the qualities that de-
actually exist in life or enjoyable place to go serve somebody/something
delusion (Noun) : a false belief cho ice (Noun) : an act of futile (Adjective) : having no
or opinion about yourself or your choosing between two or more purpose because there is no
situation possibilities ; the right to choose chance of success ; pointless
acceptance (Noun) : the act of or the possibility of choosing upright (Adjective) : not lying
accepting a gift, an invitation, an 115. (3) praise (Verb) : to express down and with the back straight
offer, etc. your approval of or admiration for rather than bent ; behaving in a
precision (Noun) : the quality of somebody/something ; compli- moral and honest way
being exact, accurate and careful ; ment costly (Adjective) : expensive
accuracy admonish (Verb) : to tell some- eminent (Adjective) : famous
fiction (Noun) : a type of litera- body firmly that you do not ap- and respected ; unusual ; excel-
ture that describes imaginary prove of something that he has lent
people and events, not real ones; done ; to advi se someb ody 119. (2) cowardly (Adjective) : not
a thing that is invented or imag- strongly to do something brave; not willing to take risks
ined and is not true condemn (Verb) : to express very audacious (Adjective) : willing
111. (3) hope (Noun) : a belief that strong disapproval of somebody/ to take risks ; daring
something you want will happen something ; to say what some- meek (Adjective) : quiet, gentle
despair (Noun) : the feeling of body’s punishment will be and always ready to do what oth-
having lost all hope bless (Verb) : to ask God to pro- er people want
belief (Noun) : a strong feeling tect somebody/something mild (Adjective) : not severe or
that something or somebody congratulate (Verb) : to tell sound ; gentle and kind
exists or is true somebody that you are pleased gentle (Adjective) : calm and
trust (Noun) : the belief that about his success or achieve- kind ; not steep or sharp
somebody/something is good, ments 120. (4) modest (Adjective) : not very
sincere, honest, etc. and will not
116. (2) hidden (Adjective) : that large, expensive, important, etc.;
try to harm or trick you
canno t be seen ; secret ; not talking much about your own
faith (Noun) : trust i n
concealed abilities or possessions
somebody"s ability or knowledge.
apparent (Adjective) : easy to arrogant (Adjective) : behaving
112. (2) partially (Adverb) : partly ;
see or understand ; obvious ; in a proud, unpleasant way;
not completely
that seems to be real or true but showing little thought for other
in toto (Adverb) : completely ; people
may not be ; seeming
including all parts.
illegible (Adjective) : difficult or simple (Adjective) : easy ; not
bluntly (Adverb) : in a very
impossible to read complicated ; easy to understand
direct way, without trying to be
mysterious (Adjective) : difficult or do
polite or kind
to understand or explain ; strange; timid (Adjective) : shy and ner-
entirely (Adverb) : in every way
enigmatic vous ; not brave
possible ; completely
remote (Adjective) : isolated ; civilized (Adjective) : well–or-
strongly (Adverb) : in a strong
distant ; aloof ; far away from ganized socially with a very de-
manner
places where other people live veloped culture and way of life
113. (3) unchanging (Adjective) : that
117. (1) native (Adjecti ve) : 121. (4) incite (Verb) : to encourage
always stays the same and does
connected with the place where somebody to do something vio-
not change
you were born and lived for the lent, by making him angry or ex-
protean (Adjective) : able to
first years of you r life ; cited
change quickly and easily
indigenous ; innate suppress (Verb) : to put an end;
amateur (Adjective) : doing
alien (Adjective) : strange and to prevent something from grow-
something fo r interest or
frighteni ng ; hostile; from ing, developing or continuing
enjoyment, not as a job
another country or society ; not stir up (Verb) : to encourage
catholic (Adjective) : including
usual or acceptable ; connected somebody to do something
many or most things
rapid (Adjective) : done or hap- with creatures from another rouse (Verb) : to wake somebody
world up ; to make somebody feel a
pening very quickly ; happening
in a short period of time domiciled (Adjective) : living in particular emotion
114. (3) dislike (Noun) : a feeling of a particular place urge (Verb) : to advise or try hard
not liking natural (Adjective) : existing in to persuade somebody to do
Nature ; not made or caused by something ; to recommend some-
predilection (Noun) : liking ;
humans thing strongly
preference
122. (1) fasten (Verb) : to close or join
acceptance (Noun) : the act of resident (Adjective) : living in a
particular place together the two parts of some-
accepting something
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