ANTONYMS
thing ; to become closed or morose (Adjective) : unhappy, orthodox (Adjective) : generally
joined together ; do up bad–tempered and not talking accepted or approved of ;
loosen (Verb) : to make some- very much ; gloomy traditional
thing less tight or firm; to become 126. (2) drunkenness (Noun) : drunk revolutionary (Adjective) :
less tight or firmly fixed; slacken or getting drunk connected wi th po litical
accelerate (Verb) : to happen or sobriety (Noun) : the state of revolution ; involving a great or
to make something happen faster being sober; not being drunk ; complete change
or earlier the fact of being sensible and anarchist (Noun) : a person who
delay (Verb) : not to do some- serious believes that law and government
thing until a later time ; defer ; moderation (Noun) : the quality are not necessary
hold up of being reasonable and not being generous (Adjective) : giving or
paste (Verb) : to stick using a extreme willing to give freely
glue ; to copy or move text into a dizziness (Noun) : feeling of 131. (4) lands (Verb) : comes down
document from another place or giddiness; a reeling sensation through the air onto the ground
another document stupidity (Noun) : behaviour that or another surface
123. (3) submission (Noun) : surren- shows a lack of thought or good takes off (Idiom) : leaves the
der ; the act of accepting that judgement ground and begins to fly ; to
somebody has defeated you and 127. (3) alive (Adjective) : living ; not become successful or popular
that you must obey him dead very quickly or suddenly
rebellion (Noun) : an attempt by extinct (Adjective) : no longer travels (Verb) : to go from one
some of the people in a country in existence ; no longer active place to another, over a long
to change their government, us- recent (Adjective) : began only distance
ing violence; unwillingness to a short time ago falls (Verb) : drops down from a
obey rules or accept normal stan- distinct (Adjective) : easily or higher level to a lower level ;
dards of behaviour, dress, etc. clearly heard ; of a different kind ; suddenly stops standing ;
forgiveness (Noun) : the act of definite decreases down in amount,
forgiving ancient (Adjective) : very old ; number or strength
retribution (Noun) : severe pun- having existed for a very long explodes (Verb) : bursts or
ishment for something seriously time makes something burst loudly
wrong that somebody has done 128. (4) fri endly (Adjecti ve) : and violently, causing damage
domination (Noun) : power to behaving in a kind and pleasant 132. (2) lavishly (Adverb) : luxurious-
defeat or dominate way ly ; extravagantly ; spend gener-
124. (3) generali ty (No un) : a fiendish (Adjective) : cruel and ously
statement that discusses general unpleasant ; extremely clever niggardly (Adjective) : unwilling
principles and complicated ; extremely to be generous with money, time
idiosyncrasy (Noun) : an difficult etc. ; mean ; miserly
unusual feature ; a person’s way diabolical (Adjective) : extremely hastily (Adverb) : hurriedly ;
of behaving, thinking, etc., bad or annoying ; terrible very quickly
especially when it is unusual ; devilish (Adjective) : cruel or likely (Adverb) : very probably
eccentricity evil ; morally bad gorgeously (Adverb) : very
insanity (Noun) : the state of angelic (Adjective) : good, kind beautifully and attractively ; im-
being insane ; madness ; lunacy or beautiful ; like an angel pressively
sanity (Noun) : the state of 129. (3) prior (Adjective) : happening 133. (2) tuneless (Adjective) : not
having a normal healthy mind or existing before something else having a pleasant tune or sound
singularity (Noun) : the quality or before a particular time
melodious (Adjective) : pleas-
of something that makes it subseq uent (Adjective) : ant to listen to
unusual or strange happening or comi ng after
harmon ious (Adjective) :
125. (2) ho peless (Adjecti ve) : something else
friendly, peaceful and without
extremely bad ; terrible ; with eventual (Adjective) : happening
any disagreement ; very pleasant
no ability or skill at the end of a period of time or
when played or sung together
of a process
sanguine (Adjective) : cheerful odious (Adjective) : extremely
and confident about the future succeeding (Adjective) : coming
unpleasant ; horrible
after or following
diffident (Adjective) : not having melli fluous (Adjecti ve) :
much confidence in yourself ; comparative (Adjecti ve) :
sounding sweet and smooth ;
shy connected with studying things
very pleasant to listen to
to find out how similar or
cynical (Adjective) : believing 134. (4) retarded (Verb) : made the
different they are
that people only do things to help development or progress slower
themselves rather than for good 130. (2) heretical (Adjective) :
characterized by departure from advanced (Verb) : developed and
or sincere reasons improved
accepted beliefs or standards
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