ANTONYMS
crabby (Adjective) : bad- tem- 306. (2) innocent (Adjective) : not ho sti le (Adjective) : very
pered and unpleasant(of people) guilty unfriendly/aggressive and ready
polite (Adjective) : gentle guilty (Adjective) : having done to fight/argue
unreasonable (Adjective) : not something wrong/illegal ; being 312. (4) quell (Verb) : to stop violent
fair; expecting too much responsible for something bad behaviour or protests
300. (4) trust (Noun) : the belief that that has happened foment (Verb) : incite; to create
somebody/something is good good (Adjective) : excellent trouble/violence/make it worse
suspicion (Noun) : a feeling that ingenious (Adjective) : having repulse (Verb) : repel; to make
somebody has done something a lot of clever new ideas and good somebody feel disgust/a strong
wrong, illegal or dishonest; hint at inventing things dislike
doubt (Noun) : hint foolish (Adjective) : silly; stupid cease (Verb) : to stop happening/
whim (Noun) : a sudden wish to 307. (4) humanity (Noun) : the quality existing
do/have something of being kind to people/animals control (Verb) : to limit; to have
indifference (Noun) : a lack of brutality (Noun) : cruelty ; power over a person, company,
interest violence country etc.
301. (3) implausible (Adjective) : not mercy (Noun) : a kind or 313. (1) prompt (Adjective) : done
seeming reasonable or likely to forgi ving attitud e towards without delay ; immediate ;
be true somebody punctual
plausible (Adjecti ve) : bestiality (Noun) : cruel or tardy (Adjective) : slow to act,
reasonable and likely to be true ; disgusting behaviour move or happen ; late in
good at sounding honest and cruelty (Noun) : cruel attitude happening or arriving
sincere, especially while trying 308. (4) lean (Adjective) : thin and fit; gradual (Adjective) : happening
to trick people not fat slowly over a long period; not
302. (3) boorish (Adjective) : very sudden
fat (Adjective) : having too much
unpleasant and rude weight late (Adjective) : near the end
genial (Adjective) : friendly and of a period of time
clean (Adjective) : not dirty
cheerful ; affable quick (Adjective) : fast and
mean (Adjective) : unkind; not
stupid (Adjective) : foolish; prompt
willing to give or share things
unwise 314. (4) profane (Adjective) : having/
weak (Adjective) : not physically
stingily (Adjective) : not generous showing a lack of respect for
strong
unkind (Adjective) : cruel; not God/holy things
309. (2) constructive (Adjective) :
kind sacred (Adjective) : hol y ;
having a useful and helpful effect
303. (2) build (Verb) : to construct connected with God ; venerable;
destructive (Adjecti ve) : dedicated ; sacrosanct ; very
demolish (Verb) : to pull or causing damage important and treated with great
knock down a building; to structural (Adjective) : respect
destroy something accidently connected with the way in which profuse (Adjective) : produced
shift (Verb) : to move something something is built or organised in large amounts
from one place to another wind speed : speed of the wind prolific (Adjective) : producing
repeat (Verb) : to do something static (Adjective) : not moving, many works ; existing in large
again and again changing/developing numbers
hide (Verb) : to conceal 310. (1) honest (Adjective) : truthful profound (Adjective) : very great;
304. (4) strength (Noun) : power corrupt (Adjective) : dishonest; felt or experienced very strongly
frailty (Noun) : weakness and immoral 315. (2) immune (Adjective) : not
poor health unclean (Adjective) : not clean; affected by something ; protected
energy (Noun) : power immoral from something ; that cannot
intensity (Noun) : the strength heartless (Adjective) : cruel ; catch or be affected by a
of something feeling no pity for other people particular disease/illness
vehemence (Noun) : strength or hateful (Adjecti ve) : very susceptible (Adjective) : very
forcefulness of expression unkind/unpleasant likely to be influenced, harmed/
305. (4) induce (Verb) : to persuade 311. (2) obscure (Adjective) : not affected ; capable of something;
or influence somebody to do well–known ; unknown ; difficult impressionable
something to understand in cre dibl e (Adj ecti ve) :
prevent (Verb) : to stop prominent (Adjective) : impor- unbelievable
somebody from doing something tant/well–known ; noticeable predictable (Adjective) :
protect (Verb) : to help notorious (Adjective) : well– possible to foretell
block (Verb) : to stop known for being bad unpredictable (Adjective) :
hinder (Verb) : to stop ; to hamper wicked (Adjective) : cruel impossible to foretell
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