ANTONYMS
unknown (Adjective) : not lenient (Adjective) : not strict serenity (Noun) : the state of
known or identified; not famous fabulous (Adjective) : extremely being calm and peaceful
160. (1) cheerfully (Adverb) : good; very great acceptance (Noun) : the state of
happily; in a cheerful manner 165. (3) chaotic (Adjective) : in a accepting
ruefully (Adverb) : sadl y; state of complete confusion and placidity (Noun) : being not
sorrowfully; regretfully lack of order easily excited or irritated
regretfully (Adverb) : in a way orderly (Adjective) : arranged 170. (3) huge (Adjective) : very large
that sho ws yo u are sad or or organized in a neat, careful mammo th (Adjecti ve) :
disappointed about something and logical way ; tidy ; behaving extremely large ; huge
tho ughtfully (Adverb) : well ; peaceful quiet (Adjective) : making very
considerately; in a thoughtful unclear (Adjective) : not clear little noise
manner or definite; difficult to understand significant (Adjective) : large or
hopefully (Adverb) : showing valueless (Adjective) : without important enough to have an
hope value or worth; worthless effect or to be noticed
161. (1) radian t (Adjective) : incomplete (Adjective) : not small (Adjective) : very
showing great happiness, love or finished; not complete diminuitive in size
health; giving a warm bright light 166. (3) vulnerable (Adjective) : 171. (2) slavery (Noun) : the state of
gloomy (Adjective) : nearly dark weak and easily hurt physically being a slave
or badly lit in a way that makes or emotionally liberty (Noun) : freedom to live
you feel sad; depressing; sad and invincible (Adjective) : too as you choose without too many
without hope strong to be defeated or changed; restrictions from government or
fragrant (Adjective) : having a unconquerable authority
pleasant smell small (Adjective) : very serenity (Noun) : the state of
melodious (Adjective) : pleasant diminuitive in size being calm and peaceful
to listen to (music) invisible (Adjective) : that serfdom (Noun) : the system
illusory (Adjective) : not real, cannot be seen under which crops were grown
although seeming to be reachable (Adjective) : that is by serfs
162. (2) curse (Noun) : something possible to reach subordination (Noun) : the state
that causes harm or evil; a rude 167. (4) rude (Adjective) : impolite; of being a subordinate to
or offensive word used with showing a lack of respect something
anger inoffensive (Adjective) : not 172. (4) arranged (Adjective) :
blessing (Noun) : God’s help and likely to offend or upset anyone planned and organised in
protection; approval or advance
sensitive (Adjective) : easily
permission; something that is offended or upset disorderly (Adjective) : showing
good or helpful lack of control; publicly violent
organic (Adjective) : produced
dull (Adjective) : not interesting or noisy; untidy; deranged
or practised without using
or exciting artificial chemicals chaotic (Adjective) : lack of
hurt (Verb) : injured physically ; order ; in a state of complete
sensible (Adjective) : able to
to cause physical pain confusion and lack of order
make good judgements based on
harsh (Adjective) : cruel, severe organized (Adjective) : carefully
reason and experience rather
and unkind planned and arranged
than emotion
163. (1) fail (Verb) : not to succeed adjusted (Adjective, Verb) : to
168. (1) conceal (Verb) : to hide
change slightly to make it more
accomplish (Verb) : achieve; to divulge (Verb) : reveal; to give suitable; adopted
succeed in doing or completing somebody information that is 173. (3) depression (Noun) : the state
something supposed to be secret of feeling very sad and without
improper (Adjective) : dishonest/ disguise (Verb) : to hide or hope; part of a surface that is
morally wrong; inappropriate change so that the thing may not lower than the parts around it
disagreeable (Adjective) : not be recognized elevation (Noun) : the process
nice or enjoyable; unpleasant; oppress (Verb) : to treat in a of getting a higher or more
rude and unfriendly cruel and unfair way by not important rank; the height of a
scatter (Verb) : to dispense; to giving the same rights, freedom place above the sea level; an
throw, drop or move in different etc. increase in the level or amount
directions reveal (Verb) : disclose; to make of something; part of a surface
164. (1) obscure (Adjective) : not something known to somebody; that is higher than the parts
known; not well–k nown; display around it
unknown 169. (1) harmony (Noun) : a state of reduction (Noun) : an act of
famous (Adjecti ve) : well – peaceful existence and agreement making less or smaller
known; eminent discord (Noun) : dis-agreement; humiliation (Noun) : the act of
eminent (Adjective) : famous arguing making somebod y feeling
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