ANTONYMS
226. (3) plentiful (Adjective) : validate (Verb) : to prove that still (Adjective) : not moving ;
available in large numbers/ something is true; to make calm and quiet
amounts, abundant something legally valid ; to state lazy (Adjective) : not wanting to
meagre (Adjective) : small in officially that something is useful work
quantity and poor in quality ; and of an acceptable standard 235. (2) lazy (Adjective) : lethargic
paltry empty (Verb) : to evacuate ; to diligent (Adjective) : showing
numerous (Adjective) : many ; remove everything from a care and effort in your work or
existing in large numbers container duties
large (Adjective) : big in size/ 231. (2) acquired (Adjective) : got from intelligent (Adjective) : very
quantity something that cannot be passed clever
enormous (Adjective) : extremely on ; gained by your own efforts,
boastful (Adjective) : talking
large ; huge ; immense ability or behaviour
about yourself in a very proud
227. (1) amateur (Noun) : a person hereditary (Adjective) : that is way
who does something for enjoy- legally given to somebody’s child
notorious (Adjective) : well–
ment, not as a job carried (Verb) : to take some- known for being bad
professional (Noun) : a person body/something from one place
236. (3) mo vi ng (Adjective) :
who does a job that needs spe- to another
changing from place to another;
cial skill/training and a high lev- possessed (Adjecti ve) : causing you to have deep feelings
el of education ; a competent per- controlled by an evil spirit of sadness/sympathy
son regained (Verb) : to get back
tradesman (Noun) : a person who stationary (Adjective) : not
(ability or quality)
sells goods ; shopkeeper mo ving; not i ntended to be
232. (4) bli ss (No un) : extreme moved; not changing in quantity
labour or labourers (Noun) : the happiness or condition; static
people who work for a country/ mi sery (No un ) : distress ;
company/factory, etc. standing (Adjective) : not
poverty; great suffering of the moving or flowing
customer (Noun) : a person/an mind or body ; very poor living
organisation that buys something speedy (Adjective) : rapid;
conditions
from a shop/store/business happening or done quickly or
glad (Adjective) : pleased ; happy ; without delay; moving/working
228. (4) plenty (Noun) : a lot ; a large
grateful ; very willing to do ; full very quickly
amount
of joy ; bringing joy
scarcity (Adjective) : shortage; fast (Adjective) : very quick
pleasant (Adjective) : enjoyable,
not enough of what is needed and 237. (1) real (Adjective) : genuine
pleasing or attractive ; friendly and
difficult to obtain fictitious (Adjective) : invented
polite
scanty (Noun) : too little in by somebody rather than true
enjoy (Verb) : to get pleasure ; to
amount for what is needed ambi ti ous (Adjective) :
be happy and get pleasure from
prosperity (Noun) : affluent ; determined to be rich, powerful,
what you are doing
wealth successful etc.
233. (3) civilized (Adjective) : having
majority (Noun) : the largest part unbelievable (Adjective) : that
or showing polite and reasonable
of a group of people or things cannot be believed ; incredible
behaviour
229. (1) fresh (Adjective) : recently (4) imaginary (Adjective) :
produced or picked barbarous (Adjective) : extremely
cruel and shocking ; showing a existing only in your mind or
stale (Adjective) : not fresh ; imagination
lack of education and good
unfresh ; no longer fresh ;
manners 238. (3) convicted (Verb) : to decide
unpleasant to eat
improved (Verb) : to become/ and state officially in court that
old (Adjective) : very primitive; somebody is guilty of a crime
not new make better than before
cordial (Adjective) : pleasant acquitted (Verb) : to decide and
steal (Verb) : to rob; to move
and friendly state officially in court that
secretly and quietly
modified (Adjective) : changed somebody is not guilty of a crime
stalk (Verb) : to move slowly and
in form or character jailed (Verb) : to put somebody
quietly
234. (4) stati c (Adjecti ve) : not in prison/jail
230. (3) occupy (Verb) : to fill or use a
space, an area or an amount of making, changing or developing exonerated (Verb) : to officially
time ; take up ; to live or work in dynamic (Adjective) : having a state that somebody is not
a room, house or building lot of energy and a strong responsible for something that he
vacate (Verb) : to empty; to leave personality ; always changing and has been blamed for
a building, seat, job. position of making progress accused (Verb) : to say that
authority etc. stable (Adjective) : firmly fixed ; somebody has done something
evacuate (Verb) : to move people not likely to move, change or fail ; wrong or is guilty of something
from a place of danger to a safer steady, calm and reasonable ; not 239. (3) incomplete (Adjective) : not
place easily upset ; balanced complete/finished
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