ANTONYMS
212. (3) disagreement (Noun) : the submissiveness (Noun) : the tiny (Adjective) : very small
state of not agreeing to state of being willing to yield to deficient (Adjective) : not having
something the will of another person or a enough of something
consensus (Noun) : an opinion superior force 222. (3) disagreement (Noun) : the
that all members of a group 217. (2) energised (Verb) : to make state of not agreeing/having
agree to somebody enthusiastic about different opinions
accept (Verb) : to take willingly something ; to give somebody unanimity (Noun) : complete
something that is offered more energy, strength etc. agreement about something
opinion (Noun) : your feeling or fatigued (Adjecti ve) : among a group of people
thoughts about somebody/ exhausted; very tired, both amity (Noun) : a fri end l y
something, rather than a fact; physically and mentally relationship between people or
view weakened (Adjective) : made countries
permission (Noun) : the act of weak or weaker, reduced in
enmity (Noun) : feeling of hatred
al lowi ng somebody to do strength
towards somebody
something tired (Adjective) : weary ;
dissatisfaction (Noun) : the
213. (4) fake (Adjective) : unreal; needing rest
state of not being satisfied/
ingenuine; counterfeit activated (Adjective) : made pleased
genuine (Adjective) : real; true; active
223. (2) virtue (Noun) : a particular
authentic ; sincere and honest 218. (3) hide (Verb) : to conceal; to good quality or habit ; behaviour/
general (Adjective) : normal; cover
attitudes that show high moral
usual reveal (Verb) : to show ; to standards
genie (Noun) : a spirit with disclose; to display
vi ce (Noun) : evil/immoral
magic powers, especially one disclose (Verb) : to show ; to behaviour ; criminal activities
that lives in a bottle or a lamp display that involve sex/drugs
real (Adjective) : true; authentic cover (Verb) : to hide ; to conceal fame (Noun) : the state of being
214. (1) rigid (Adjective) : inflexible; veil (Verb) : to cover your face known and talked about by many
very stiff ; very strict and with a veil; shroud people
difficult to change 219. (2) mild (Adjective) : not severe fortune (Noun) : chance/luck ;
flexible (Adjective) : able to or strong ; gentle and kind ; fate/future of a person
bend easily without breaking ; slight
fate (Noun) : the things,
able to change to suit new severe (Adjective) : harsh ; especially bad things, that will
conditions violent ; serious ; stern ; not kind happen or have happened to
cruel (Adjective) : unkind sharp (Adjective) : very pointed somebody/something
humble (Adjective) : polite; calm or violent
224. (4) unknown (Adjective) : not
easy (Adjective) : not difficult important (Adjective) : known
215. (3) concluded (Verb) : to put an significant
renowned (Adjective) : famous;
end ; to finish cut (Verb) : to something make well–known ; respected ;
initiated (Verb) : to start; to an opening in celebrated; noted
make something begin; set in 220. (3) slow (Adjective) : not done famous (Adjective) : illustrious
motion quickly
owned (Adjective) : having an
complicated (Verb) : not easy to rapid (Adjective) : happening in owner
understand/deal/do a short period of time ; done or
unowned (Adjective) : having no
simplified (Verb) : to make happening very quickly
owner
something easier to under - happy (Adjective) : cheerful
stand/deal/do 225. (1) soothe (Verb) : calm ; to
fall (Noun/Verb) : act of falling;
make somebody who is anxious,
commenced (Verb) : to start; to waterfall; a decrease in size,
upset, etc. feel calmer
begin number, rate/level to drop down
from a higher level to a lower provoke (Verb) : to cause a
216. (3) dependence (Noun) : the
level particular reaction or have a
state of being dependent
particular effect ; to say/do
autonomy (Noun) : abnormal (Adjective) : different
something that you know will
independence; the freedom for from what is usual or expected,
especially i n a way that is annoy somebody so that it may
a country, a regi on o r an
worrying, harmful or not wanted react in an angry way ; goad
organization to govern itself
independently 221. (3) scarcity (Noun) : shortage ; incite (Verb) : to encourage to
not enough of what is needed do something violent
slavery (Noun) : the state of
being a slave abundance (Noun) : a large smoother (Verb) : to make
quantity that is more than enough smooth or smoother ; become
subordination (Noun) : the state
of being subordinate to some- scanty (Adjective) : too little in smooth
thing amount for what is needed entice (Verb) : to persuade
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