ANTONYMS
ashamed or stupid and losing the useful (Adjective) : that can help 183. (3) convict (Verb) : to decide
respect of other people you do or achieve something that and state officially in court that
debasement (Noun) : the state you want somebody is guilty of a crime
of making less valuable or uneven (Adjective) : not even; exonerate (Verb) : to officially
respectable not level, smooth or flat state that somebody is not
174. (1) dull (Adjective) : boring or important (Adjective) : useful responsible for something that he
monotonous 179. (3) careless (Adjective) : not has been blamed for; acquit
glossy (Adjective) : smooth and careful admit (Verb) : to accept truth;
shiny ; giving an appearance of meticulous (Adjective) : paying to confess; to allow
being important and expensive careful attention to every detail; release (Verb) : to set somebody/
shining (Adjecti ve) : made fastidious; thorough something free; to let go; to let
smooth and bright forgetful (Adjective) : often loose
weary (Adjective) : very tired forgetting things; ab sent,
minded reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept;
tired (Adjective) : weary to decide not to use, sell, publish
destructive (Adjecti ve) :
175. (3) unsuitable (Adjective) : not etc.
causing destruction or damage
suitable
flagrant (Adjective) : shocking 184. (2) understate (Verb) : to state
appropri ate (Adjecti ve) : that something is smaller, less
because it is done in a very
suitable, acceptable or correct important or less serious than it
ob vious way and shows no
dissimilar (Adjective) : not the respect for people, laws, etc. ; really is
same blatant exaggerate (Verb) : to make
incomparable (Adjective) : so 180. (1) natural (Adjective) : of something seem larger, better,
good or impressive that nothing nature or existing in Nature worse or more important that it
can be compared to synthetic (Adjective) : artificial; really is
disparate (Adjecti ve) : so man– made; made by using
different from each other that underwrite (Verb) : to accept
chemical substances
financial responsibility for an
they cannot be compared or plastic (Adjective) : made of
activity so that you may pay for
cannot work together plastic
special costs or for losses it may
176. (1) disagreement (Noun) : a sit- cosmeti c (Adjective) :
make
uation where people have differ- improving only the outside
ent opinions about something appearance and not its basic ignore (Verb) : to pay no attention
character to; disregard; to pretend that you
accord (Noun) : a formal agree-
apathetic (Adjective) : showing have not seen; take no notice of
ment between two organisations,
countries, etc no interest or enthusiasm condemn (Verb) : to express
welcome (Noun) : act of greeting 181. (2) defensi ve (Adjective) : very strong d isapproval;
somebody protecting against attack sentence
autono mous (Adjective) : 185. (1) indisputable (Adjective) :
disrespect (Noun) : a lack of
independent; able to govern that is true and cannot be
respect
itself or control its own affairs di sagre ed wi th or d eni ed;
conformity (Noun) : behaviour self–government (Noun) : the
or actions that fo llow the undeniable
government or control of a
accepted rules of the society country of an organisation by its con troversial (Adjective) :
177. (3) strength (Noun) : power or own people or members, not by causing a lot of angry public
energy that can help you do or others discussion and disagreement
achieve something that you dependent (Adjective) : needing re str aine d ( Adj ecti ve) :
want somebody/something in order to showing calm or control rather
infirmity (Noun) : weakness or survive or be successful than emotion ; not too brightly
illness over a long period neutral (Adjective) : impartial; coloured or decorated ; discreet
employment (Noun) : job unbiased controlled (Adjective) : done or
indisposition (Noun) : a slight 182. (3) plain (Adjective) : easy to arranged in a very careful way ;
illness that makes you unable to see or understand ; clear limited; managed by law or by
do something deceitful (Adjective) : rules ; remaining calm and not
weakness (Noun) : lack of dishonest; behaving in a getting angry or upset
strength, power or determination dishonest way by telling lies
appeasing (Adjective) : tending
178. (2) impractical (Adjective) : not sincere (Adjective) : genuine ;
or intended to pacify by
practicable; not sensible or honest
acceding to demands or granting
realistic useful (Adjective) : that can help
concessions
you do or achieve something that
feasible (Adjective) : that is 186. (2) strong (Adjective) : powerful
you want
possible and likely to be
ho nest (Adjecti ve) : not brittle (Adjective) : hard but
achieved; practicable
dishonest easily broken
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