ANTONYMS
boring (Adjective) : not inter- laudable (Adjective) : deserving immature (Adjective) : not fully
esting to be praised/admired; com- developed/grown
269. (4) hope (Noun) : a feeling that mendable smooth (Adjective) : plain; not
something you want will happen 274. (2) rural (Adjective) : connected rugged
despair (Noun) : the feeling of with/like the countryside (village) 280. (3) diffident (Adjective) : not
losing all hope urban (Adjective) : connected having much confidence in
sneer (Noun) : an unpleasant with a town or city yourself; shy
look, smile or comment rustic (Adjective) : characteris- confident (Adjective) : feeling
compliment (Noun) : a remark tic of rural life sure about your own ability to
that expresses praise/admira- civil (Adjective) : connected do things and be successful
tion with people who live in a country worried (Adjective) : tense
irony (Noun) : the amusing/ foreign (Adjective) : connected pe ssi mi s ti c (A dje cti ve) :
strange aspect of a situation that with another country expecting bad things to happen
is very different from what you 275. (2) beli evable (Adjective) : and that something will not be
expect plausible; that can be believed successful
270. (2) opaque (Adjective) : not clear incredible (Adjective) : depressed (Adjective) : very sad
enough to see through or allow unbelievable ; impossible or very and without hope
light through ; difficult to under- difficult to believe; extremely, 281. (4) ambiguous (Adjective) : that
stand; impenetrable good/large can be understood in more than
transparent (Adjective) : obvi- possible (Adjective) : that can one way; having different
ous ; clear ; allowing you to see be done/achieved meanings
through it ; easy to understand enjoyable (Adjective) : that can explicit (Adjective) : clean and
translucent (Adjecti ve) : be enjoyed easy to understand; frank
allowing light to pass through but imaginary (Adjective) : existing elusive (Adjective) : difficult to
not transparent only in mind/imagination find, define or achieve
clear (Adjective) : obvious ; allusive (Adjective) : saying/
276. (3) generous (Adjective) : kind
transparent writing that refers to/mentions
sti ngy (Adjecti ve) : not
another person/subject in an
sharp (Adjective) : having a fine generou s, especi all y wi th indirect way
edge or point money; mean
ambidextrous (Adjective) : able
271. (1) disagree (Verb) : not to agree clean (Adjective) : not dirty to use both the hands equally
concur (Verb) : to agree tight (Adjective) : not loose well
disappear (Verb) : vanish cheap (Adjective) : inexpensive 282. (2) vulnerabl e (Adjecti ve) :
disarrange (Verb) : to make 277. (1) fertile (Adjective) : not weak and easily hurt physically
something untidy barren or emotionally
discourage (Verb) : to try to barren (Adjective) : infertile; not immune (Adjective) : protected
prevent something or to prevent good enough for plants to grow from something and therefore
someone from doing something on it able to avoid it; exempt; not
272. (4) disrespect (Noun) : a feeling rich (Adjective) : wealthy affected by something
of impudence pr osp erou s (Adj ecti ve) : free (Adjective) : not dependent
veneration (Noun) : the act of affluent ; rich and successful powerful (Adjective) : very
showi ng a lot of respect ; positive (Adjective) : feeling strong
reverence confident and sure weak (Adjective) : feeble
fear (Noun) : dread 278. (1) vice (Noun) : evil/immoral 283. (3) bright (Adjective) : not dull
reverence (Noun) : showing a lot behaviour bleak (Adjective) : not
of respect/admiration virtue (Noun ) : a g ood/ encouraging or giving any reason
remorse (Noun) : the feeling of attractive/u seful q ual ity/ to have hope; cold and
being extremely sorry for behaviour/attitude unpleasant; exposed, empty or
with no pleasant features; pale;
something wrong/bad you have failure (Noun) : lack of success
cheerless; gloomy
done fault (Noun) : defect; short–
dull (Adjective) : not bright
273. (4) humble (Adjective) : modest; coming; mistake
meek dark (Adjective) : without light
offence (Noun) : crime; an
insolent (Adjective) : extremely illegal act exposure (Noun) : the state of
rude and showing a lack of being in a place or situation
279. (4) composed (Adjective) : calm
respect where there is no protection from
and in control of your feelings
something harmful or unpleasant
ignorant (Adjective) : lacking nervous (Adjective) : anxious;
knowledge or information; not 284. (4) adjustable (Adjective) : that
easily worried; frightened
educated ; uncouth can be mo ved to different
flawless (Adjective) : perfect; positions/changed in shape or
proud (Adjective) : haughty without fault/defect size
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