ANTONYMS
316. (4) extravagant (Adjective) : regain (Verb) : to get b ack distrust (Noun) : a feeling of not
spending a lot more money/using something you no longer have, being able to trust
a lot more of something than you especially an ability or a quality 325. (4) indifferent (Adjective) : hav-
can afford or is necessary remain (Verb) : to continue to ing/showing no interest; not very
frugal (Adjective) : using only exist ; to be still in the same state good
as much money or food is or condition inquisitive (Adjective) : asking
necessary ; meagre revive (Verb) : to become, or to too many questions and trying to
miserly (Adjective) : hating to make somebod y/something find out what other people are
spend money become conscious/healthy and doing, etc; curious; interested in
gluttonous (Adjective) : greedy strong again learning
plentiful (Adjective) : abundant 321. (3) naugh ty (Adjecti ve) : intrusive (Adjective) : too no-
behaving in an unfriendly way ticeable, direct, etc. in a way
317. (1) commencement (Noun) :
towards other people because that is disturbing or annoying
beginning
you think you are better than cooperative (Adjective) : involv-
cessation (Noun) : the stopping
they; arrogant ing doing something together or
of so methi ng ; a pause in
humble (Adjective) : modest; working together with others to-
something
showing you don’t think that you wards a shared aim
renewal (Noun) : a situation in are as important as other people
which something begins again unsympathetic (Adjective) : not
rich (Adjective) : wealthy feeling/showing any sympathy
after a pause or an interruption
powerful (Adjective) : strong 326. (2) contract (Verb) : to become/
ongoing (Adjective) : continu-
strong (Adjective) : powerful make something smaller/less
ing to exist/develop
322. (4) inclusion (Noun) : the fact dilate (Verb) : to become/make
interruption (Noun) : some-
of including/being included something larger, wider/more
thing that temporarily stops an
activity or a situation exemption (Noun) : official open; expand
permission not to do something/ frustrate (Verb) : to make some-
318. (2) expedite (verb) : to make a
pay something that you may have body feel annoyed/impatient
process happen more quickly ;
to do/pay because he cannot achieve what
speed up
generalisation (Noun) : a general he wants
procrastinate (Verb) : to delay
statement that is based on only expand (Verb) : to become/make
doing something that you should
a few facts something greater in size, num-
do, usually because you do not
liberalisation (Noun) : the act ber or importance
want to do it
of making less strict rotate (Verb) : to move or turn
experiment (Verb) : to try or
exclusion (Noun) : the act of around a central fixed point
test new ideas, methods, etc.;
preventing somebody/something 327. (4) withhold (Verb) : to refuse to
to find out what effect they have
from entering a place or taking give; keep back
exclude (Verb) : not to include part in something
something deliberately in what publicise (Verb) : to make some-
323. (1) unknown (Adjective) : not
you are doing/considering thing known to public; to adver-
known
propagate (Verb) : to spread an tise; disseminate
prominent (Adjecti ve) :
idea, a belief or a piece of silence (Verb) : to make some-
noti ceabl e; di sti ngu i shed;
information among many people body/something stop speaking
important or well–known
319. (4) we ak (Ad ject ive ) : no t or making a noise
eminent (Adjective) : well–
physically strong ; likely to disseminate (Verb) : to spread
known; famous
break ; not having much power information, knowledge, etc. so
renowned (Adjective) : well– that it may reach many people
potent (Adjective) : having a known; famous
strong effect on your mind/ promulgate (Verb) : to spread
important (Adjective) : of great an idea, a belief, etc. among many
body; powerful value people
inefficient (Adjective) : not 324. (3) loyalty (Noun) : the quality
doing a job well and not making 328. (3) follow (Verb) : to come/go af-
of being faithful in your support ter/behind; to accept advice in-
the best use of time, money, of somebody/something
energy, etc. structions, etc.
betrayal (Noun) : the act of giving lead (Verb) : to go with ; to guide;
soft (Adjective) : very brittle information about something/ result in ; to direct ; to be a lead-
fragile (Adjective) : easily somebody to an enemy er; to show the way
broken/damaged ; weak and deception (Noun) : deceit; the
uncertain conduct (Verb) : to organise
act of del iberatel y maki ng and/or do a particular activity
320. (2) retain (Verb) : to k eep somebody believe something that guide (Verb) : to show the way;
something; to continue to have is not true to direct; explain ; to help
something ; preserve treason (Noun) : the crime of direct (Verb) : to aim something
abandon (Verb) : to leave ; to for doing something that could cause in a particular direction or at a
sake ; to give up danger to your country particular person
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