ANTONYMS
fastidio us (Adjective) : unnecessary (Adjective) : not secretly (Adverb) : done with
meticulous; being careful that necessary secrecy
every detail of something is inseparable (Adjective) : not firmly (Adverb) : with determi-
correct; not liking things to be able to be separated nation
dirty or untidy; selective uncertain (Adjective) : not sure; 295. (3) predecessor (No un) : a
fussy (Adjective) : too not certain; unclear; hesitant person/thing that comes before
concerned or worried about 290. (4) pride (Noun) : a feeling of somebody/something else
details or standards pleasure that you get when the successor (Noun) : a person/
coo perative (Adjecti ve) : people who are connected with thing that comes after
involving doing som ething you say that you have done somebody/something else and
together or working together with something well/ own something takes his/its place
others towards a shared aim that other people admire failure (Noun) : lack of success
promising (Adjective) : showing humility (Noun) : the quality of loser (Noun) : one who loses
signs of being good/successful not thinking that you are better predator (Noun) : a person or
285. (4) deep (Adjective) : having a than other people; the quality of an organisation that uses weaker
great distance from top to bottom being humble people for his/its own advantage
shallow (Adjective) : not deep; digni ty (Noun) : calm and 296. (4) agreement (Noun) : consensus
not showing serious thoughts,
serious manner that deserves contradiction (Noun) : a lack of
feelings, etc.; superficial
respect ; the fact of being given agreement between facts,
high (Adjective) : having a great honour and respect by people opinions, actions, etc.
distance from bottom to top
cruelty (Noun) : behaviour that opposition (Noun) : the act of
long (Adjective) : covering a
causes pain and suffering to strongly disagreeing
great length or distance
others adjustment (Noun) : a small
wide (Adjective) : broad
anger (Noun) : rage change made to something in
286. (2) noisy (Adjective) : full of
291. (2) break (Verb) : to damage order to correct or improve it
noise
quiet (Adjective) : not making make (Verb) : to create confirmation (Noun) : a
noise; peaceful; gentle; silent; li berate (Verb) : to free a statement, letter etc. that shows
motionless country/person from the control that something is true, correct
of somebody else or definite
strong (Adjective) : powerful
emancipate (Verb) : set free; to 297. (4) retain (Verb) : preserve ; to
incomplete (Adjective) : which
is not complete free somebod y from legal, keep something
violent (Adjective) : very strong political or social restrictions relinquish (Verb) : give up ; to
and sudden; intense; severe bind (Verb) : to unite people; to stop having something
287. (1) clear (Adjective) : distinct live/work together more happily/ reinstate (Verb) : restore ; to
and not hazy effectively return something to its previous
vague (Adjective) : not definite; position/status
292. (2) accuse (Verb) : to blame
not distinct displace (Verb) : replace ; to take
praise (Verb) : to complement ; to
dull (Adjective) : not bright the place of somebody/some-
express admiration
unknown (Adjective) : not thing
heckle (Verb) : to interrupt a
known reclaim (Verb) : to get something
speaker at a public meeting ;
shady (Adjective) : having a back or to ask to have it back after
barrack
shade it has been lost, taken away, etc.
hate (Verb) : to dislike very much
288. (1) believable (Adjective) : that 298. (1) dependable (Adjective) :
scold (Verb) : to speak angrily reliable
can be believed
to somebody, because he has unpredictable (Adjective) : that
incredible (Adjective) : done something wrong
unbelievable; impossible or very cannot be predicted because it
293. (3) begin (Verb) : to start changes a lot ; undependable
difficult to believe; extremely
good/large terminate (Verb) : to end ; to nature (Noun) : a person’s
possible (Adjective) : that is not make something end tendency
impossible hasten (Verb) : to hurry ; to say/ laudable (Adjective) : deserving
imagi nable (Adjecti ve) : do something without delay to be praised; commendable
possible to imagine depart (Verb) : to leave a place/ compliant (Adjective) : too
enjoyable (Adjective) : that can job willing to agree with other people
be enjoyed change (Verb) : to alter or to obey rules
289. (1) avoidable (Adjective) : that 294. (3) slowly (Adverb) : not fast 299. (1) lenient (Adjective) : not so
can be prevented rapidly (Adverb) : very quickly; strict as expected while
inevitabl e (Adjecti ve) : happening in a short period of punishing somebody
unavoidable; that cannot be time stern (Adjective) : serious ;
avoided/prevented lazily (Adverb) : in lazy manner strict; difficult
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