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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 585
Book's First PageANTONYMS progressed (Verb) : improved or discouragement (Noun) : a sanctity (Noun) : the state of developed over a period of time; feeling that you no longer have being very important and worth advanced the confidence or enthusiasm ; protecting; the state of being outpaced (Verb) : went, rose, the action of trying to stop holy improved etc. faster than some- something reverence (Noun) : a feeling of body/something ; outstripped despondency (Noun) : a feeling great respect or admiration receded (Verb) : moved gradually of sadness and without much rarity (Noun) : a person or thing away from somebody or away hope that is unusual and is therefore from a previous position ; became expectation (Noun) : a belief that often valuable or interesting; the gradually weaker and smaller something will happen because quality of being true 135. (4) befo g (Verb) : to mak e it is likely 143. (1) vagueness (Noun) : unclear- somebody confused 139. (1) gloomy (Adjective) : nearly ness by virtue of being vague or enlighten (Verb) : to g ive dark or badly lit in a way that not clear somebody information so that he makes you feel sad ; depressing perspicuity (Noun) : clarity as may understand somethi ng shimmeri ng (Adjective) : a consequence of being per- better shining with a soft light that spicuous or easily understand- slander (Verb) : to make a false seems to move slightly able spoken statement about dullness (Noun) : the quality of glimmering (Adjective) : shining somebody that is intended to being slow to understand; lack- with a faint unsteady light damage the good opinion that ing interest people have of him refreshing (Adjective) : pleasantly new or different ; making you feel unfairness (Noun) : injustice by bemoan (Verb) : to complain or virtue of not being equitable less tired or hot say that you are not happy about unwillingness (Noun) : the qual- something repining (Verb) : to feel or express discontent ity of not willing to do something darken (Verb) : to become dark ; 144. (3) dispassionate (Adjective) : to make something dark ; to 140. (4) realisti c (Adjecti ve) : sensible and appropriate ; not influenced by emotion ; become/make somebody impartial unhappy or angry possible to achieve ; feasible ; viable fervent (Adjective) : having or 136. (3) common (Adjective) : showing very strong and sincere happening often; existing in large far-fetched (Adjective) : very feelings; ardent numbers or in many places difficult to believe inexcitable (Adjective) : not excepti onal (Adjective) : wise (Adjective) : sensible ; able likely to become easily excited unusually good; outstanding ; to give good advice because of enduring (Adjective) : lasting very unusual the experience and knowledge for a long time great (Adjective) : look; fantastic; that you have ; prudent subdued (Adjective) : unusually fabulous ; terrific ; brilliant prudent (Adjective) : sensible quiet and possibly unhappy; not occasional (Adjecti ve) : and careful while making judge- very bright; not very loud; not happening or done sometimes ments and decisions very busy absorbing (Adjective) : interest- familiar (Adjective) : well– 145. (4) straight (Adjective) : not in ing and enjoyable and holding known ; easy to recognize a curve or at an angle your attention completely 141. (2) pale (Adjective) : having meandering (Adjecti ve) : 137. (2) apathy (Noun) : the feeling skin that is whiter than usual wandering; not straight; curved of not being interested in or because of illness, a strong sliding (Adjective) : being in a enthusiastic about something, or emotion, etc ; light in colour ; smooth continuous motion things in general not strong or bright sloping (Adjective) : having a zeal (Noun) : great energy or florid (Adjective) : red ; having slanted direction enthusiasm connected with too much decoration or detail strained (Adjective) : showing something that you feel strongly weak (Adjective) : not physically the effects of worry or pressure; about strong tense; not relaxed or friendly; disinterest (Noun) : lack of interest monotonous (Adjective) : not natural; forced carelessness (Noun) : the quality never changing and therefore 146. (1) accept (Verb) : to take of not being careful or taking pains boring; dull; repetitious willingly that is offered; to say hatred (Noun) : a very strong ugly (Adjective) : unpleasant to ‘yes’ to an offer, invitation, etc. feeling of dislike look at; unattractive jettison (Verb) : to throw out of 138. (1) consecration (Noun) : stating 142. (3) falsehood (Noun) : the state a moving plane or ship to make officially in a religious ceremony of not being true; the act of it lighter; abandon; to reject an that something is holy and can telling a lie; a statement that is idea be used for religious purposes not true; lie reward (Verb) : to give something desecration (Noun) : damage of verity (Noun) : a belief or to somebody because he has a holy place or thing or treating pri nci ple about li fe that i s done something good, worked, it without respect accepted as true; truth etc. SEE–592