ANTONYMS
promote (Verb) : to encourage; rouse (Verb) : to make some- 427. (3) spurious (Adjective) : false,
to help something to happen/ body angry although seeming to be genuine.
develop 422. (3) attentive (Adjective) : listen- genuine (Adj.) : authentic; real,
pervade (Verb) : to spread ing/watching carefully and with not artificial.
through interest 428. (1) extravagant : spending a lot
dissolve (Verb) : to cause to go indifferent (Adjective) : show- more money.
into a solution ing no interest; inattentive stingy (Adj.) : mean; not
417. (3) jolly (Adjective) : happy and restless (Adjective) : disturbed; generous; not giving willingly.
cheerful agitated 429. (3) slow
outrageous (Adjective) : very inattentive (Adjective) : not at- rapid (Adj.) : happening or done
shocking and unacceptable; tentive quickly.
scandalous reliable (Adjective) : dependable 430. (2) organised (Adjecti ve) :
justifiable (Adjective) : existing 423. (4) cowardly (Adjective) : lack- arranged or planned in the way
or done for a good reason; legit- ing courage ; having no courage mentioned
imate indomitable (Adjective) : not chaotic (Adjective) : in a state
lusty (Adjective) : healthy and willing to accept defeat, even in of complete confusion and lack
strong; vigorous a difficult situation; very brave of order.
wicked (Adjective) : cruel and determined haphazard (Adj.) : with no
adamant (Adjective) : deter- particular order/plan
418. (2) ineffective (Adjective) : not
achieving what you want to mined not to change your mind charismatic (Adj.) : charming
achieve certain (Adjective) : that you 431. (3) bondage (N) : the state of
efficacious (Adjective) : effec- can rely on; happening to be true being a sl ave or p risoner;
tive; producing the result that arrogant (Adjective) : behaving slavery.
was wanted or intended in a proud, unpleasant way liberty (N) : freedom, liberation.
productive (Adjective) : doing 424. (2) sorrow (Noun) : sadness 432. (4) reckless (Adj.) : showing a
or achieving a lot; fruitful felicity (Noun) : great happin- lack of care about danger and
cess ; the quality of being well– the possible results of your
improper (Adjective) : not proper
chosen or suitable actions; rash.
urgent (Adjective) : that needs
innocence (Noun) : lack of cautious (Adj.) : being careful
to be dealt with or happens im-
knowledge and experience of the about what you say or do.
mediately
world 433. (1) oppose (V.) : to disagree.
419. (1) continue (Verb) : to keep ex-
mimicry (Noun) : the action or encourage (V.) : to give support
isting or happening without stop-
skill of being able to copy the 434.(4) implement (Verb) : to make
ping
voice of others something that has been officially
relinquish (Verb) : to stop hav-
infidelity (Noun) : unfaithful- decided to start, to happen or
ing something; give up be used; carry out
ness; the act of not being faith-
vanish (Verb) : disappear ful to your partner revoke (Verb) : to officially cancel
quench (Verb) : to drink so that 425. (1) static (Adjective) : not mov- something so that it is no longer
you no longer feel thirsty ing, changing or developing valid; invalidate
relish (Verb) : to enjoy; to get dynamic (Adjective) : always negate (V.) : to stop something
great pleasure from something changing; producing movement from having any effect ; nullify
420. (4) tasty (Adjective) : delicious stupid (Adjective) : foolish annul (V.) : to state officially that
insipid (Adjective) : having al- strange (Adjective) : unusual something is no longer legally
most no taste/flavour; flavour- valid
stout (Adjective) : plump; fat;
less; dull strong and thick; brave and de- invalidate (V.) : to prove that an
colourful (Adjective) : bright termined idea, a story, an argument, etc.
colourless (Adjective) : dull is wrong
426. (4) inconsistency (Noun) : vari-
dull (Adjective) : not bright ation; not matching; not staying 435. (1) naive (Adj.) : l ack i ng
the same experience of life, knowledge;
421. (3) pacify (Verb) : to make some-
innocent or simple; artless.
body who is angry or upset be- stability (Noun) : the state of
being steady and not changing calculative (Adj.) : carefully
come calm and quiet
or being disturbed in any way planned to get what you want.
agitate (Verb) : to argue strong-
opposition (Noun) : the act of docile : quiet and easy to control.
ly; to make somebody feel an-
gry; to rouse strongly disagreeing 436. (4) condemn (V) : to express
carelessness (Noun) : inatten- strong disapproval; to sentence.
please (Verb) : to make some-
tion acquit (V) : to decide and state
one happy
disparity (Noun) : a difference officially in court that somebody
disturb (Verb) : to interrupt is not guilty of a crime.
someone (unfair treatment)
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