ANTONYMS
exhausti ve (Adjecti ve) : unfurl (Verb) : to open something or achievements ; the quality of
including everything possible; that is curled/rolled tightly being unimportant compared
very thorough or complete engage (Verb) : to carry out/ with other things that are
interesting (Adjecti ve) : participate in an activity ; be important
attracting your attention because involved in honesty (Noun) : truthfulness
it is special 244. (2) amicability (Noun) : a state truthfulness (Noun) : honesty
short (Adjective) : concise where something is do ne/ decency (Noun) : honest, polite
complete (Adjective) : total achieved in a polite/friendly way behaviour that follows accepted
240. (3) acquire (Verb) : to gain and without arguing moral standards and shows
something by your own efforts, enmity (Noun) : feeling of hatred respect for others
ability or behaviour ; to obtain towards somebody 249. (4) careful (Adjective) : very
something by buying rivalry (Noun) : a state in which diligent
sacrifice (Verb) : to give up two people, companies, etc. are negligent (Adjective) : failing to
something that is important or competing for the same thing give enough care or attention ;
valuable to yo u ; to offer animosity (Noun) : a strong relaxed; not formal or awkward ;
something to God (kill an animal/ feeling of opposition, anger/ non–chalant
person) hatred; hostility inattentive (Adjective) : not
assimilate (Verb) : to fully proximity (Noun) : the state of paying attention
understand an idea or some being near somebody/something imprudent (Adjective) : not wise
information so that you may be in distance/time or sensible ; unwise
able to use it yourself 245. (2) lazy (Adjective) : lethargic insignificant (Adjective) : not
abandon (Verb) : to leave diligent (Adjective) : showing big/valuable enough to be
somebody, you are responsible care/effort in your work/duties considered important
for; to leave a thi ng/place incompetent (Adjective) : not 250. (1) sloppy (Adjective) : that
because i t is imp ossible/ having the skill/ability to do your shows a lack of care, thought or
dangerous to stay job/a task as it should be done effort ; baggy
absorb (Verb) : take in; engross extravagant (Adjective) : neat (Adjective) : tidy and in
241. (1) superficially (Adverb) : not spending more that what is
order ; carefully done/arranged;
studying/looking at something needed
trim
thoroughly frugal (Adjective) : using only
thoroughly (Adverb) : very fragrant (Adjective) : having a
as much money or food as is
much; completely and with great pleasant smell
necessary ; small, plain and not
attention to detail costing very much ; meagre spruce (Adjective) : neat and
carefully (Adverb) : diligently 246. (2) good (Adjective) : smart and clear in appearance
freely (Adverb) : without any apt orderly (Adjective) : in arranged
restriction wicked (Adjective) : morally bad; manner
callously (Adverb) : cruelly ; evil ; mischievous 251. (2) peace (Noun) : quietude
without any feeling cunning (Adjective) : crafty; strife (Noun) : angry or violent
242. (3) rapi d (Adjecti ve) : wily ; clever and skilful disagreement between two
happening in a short period of tricky (Adjective) : difficult to people/groups of people ; conflict
time ; done or happening very do/deal with ; clever but likely war (Noun) : a seris of battles
quickly to trick you anger (Noun) : rage
gradual (Adjective) : happening crooked (Adjective) : dishonest woe (Noun) : misery; the
slowly over a long period ; not 247. (4) clear (Verb) : to move freely troub les and problems that
sudden again ; not to be blocked; to somebody has
unscrupulous (Adjective) : remove something 252. (1) attractive (Adjective) : ap-
without moral principles ; not block (Verb) : to obstruct; to pealing
honest or fair; unprincipled hinder ; to stop something from
repulsive (Adjective) : causing
dynamic (Adjective) : having a moving
a feeling of strong dislike ; very
lot of energy and a strong per- clean (Verb) : remove dirt/
unpleasant ; disgusting
sonality unwanted substances
enth usiastic (Adjective) : reflective (Adjective) : thinking
ease (Verb) : to relax; to reduce ;
feeling/showing a lot of deeply about things; thoughtful
to move somebody/something
excitement and interest cure (Verb) : to make an illness distinctive (Adjective) : having
243. (2) release (Verb) : to let out ; to go away a quality/characteristic that
stop holding 248. (3) modesty (Noun) : the fact of makes something different and
retain (Verb) : to keep ; to talking much about your abilities easily noticed ; characteristic
preserve ; to continue to have/ or possessions ; decorum progressive (Adjective) : in
hold/contain vanity (Noun) : too much pride favour of new ideas, modern
remember (Verb) : to recollect in your own appearance, abilities methods and change
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