ANTONYMS
437. (4) agreement alleviate (V.) : to make something manifestation (N.) : the act of
dissent (Noun) : disagreement less severe appearing as a si gn that
discord (N.) : disagreement ; obstinacy (N.) : a refusal to something exists or is happening
arguing change your opinions, way of 459. (4) resisting
438. (2) individual (N) : A person con- behaving, etc. when other people yield (V) : give way ; to stop re-
sidered separately rather than as try to persuade you to ; sisting somebody/something.
part of group. stubbornness 460. (2) generally (Adverb) : in most
group (N) : a number of people 449. (2) serene (Adj.) : calm and cases
or things together. peaceful particularly (Adverb) :
solitary (Adj.) : living alone. distraught (Adj.) : extremely especially ; more than usual
upset and anxious so that you compreh ensively (Adv. ) :
439. (2) prodigality
cannot think clearly; distressed. completely ; thoroughly
frugality (Noun) : using as much
450. (2) plentiful 461. (1) reveal (V) : to make some-
mo ney as is necessary;
meagreness ample (Adj.) : enough; plenty of. thing known; disclose.
gaiety (N.) : the state of being meagre (Adj.) : small in quanti- suppress (V) : crush; abolish,
cheerful and full of fun ty and poor in quality. keep secret; to prevent some-
451. (2) attractive thing from being published or
captivity (N.) : the state of being
made known.
kept as a prisoner/in a confined repulsive (Adj.) : causing some-
body move away; causing dislike; 462. (4) silent (Adjective) : not
space
disgusting. talkative; not speaking; quiet
440. (1) unkind
452. (2) civilized (Adj.) : wel l - vocal (Adjective) : talkative;
humane (Adj.) : showing kind- protesti ng l ou dl y and wi th
ness towards people and animals. organized socially with a very
confidence
developed culture and way of life
441. (2) happy voluble (Adj.) : talking a lot, and
barbarous (Adjective) : coarse;
miserable (Adj.) : very unhap- with enthusiasm, about a subject
extremely cruel and shocking;
py or uncomfortable; depress- 463. (2) exonerate (Verb) : to free
uncivilized; showing a lack of
ing. from blame or charges
education and good manners
442. (2) insecure (Adj.) : unsafe or indict (Verb) : to officially charge
savage (Adj.) : aggressive and
not protected. somebody with a crime; accuse
violent ; causing great harm
safe (Adj.) : secure, protected incriminate (V.) : to make it seem
453. (2) decrease (V) : to make or be-
from harm. as if somebody has done
come smaller.
443. (4) required something wrong/illegal
heighten (V) : make stronger; impeach (V.) : to charge an
redundant (Adjecti ve) :
strengthen; intensify; increase. important public figure with a
unnecessary ; not needed/useful
454. (4) certain (Adjective) : having serious crime
444. (2) unjust (Adj.) : not deserved
no doubts 464. (4) praise (V) : compliment ; to
or fair.
dubious (Adjective) : doubtful; express your app roval or
fair (Adj.) : just; impartial;
uncertain; uncertain admiration.
satisfying.
delirious (Adj.) : extremely denounce (V) : to strongly
445.(2) calm (Adjective) : not excited;
excited and happy criticise somebody/something.
nervous/ upset
laconic (Adj.) : using only a few 465. (2) initiate (Verb) : to make
boisterous (Adjective) : violent;
words to say something something begin; set in motion
noisy and full of life and energy;
455. (2) vice (N) : evil or immoral be- cease (Verb) : to stop happen-
unclam
haviour. ing/ existing
serenity (N.) : the quality of being
virtue (N) : high moral attitude; confront (V.) : to appear and
calm and peaceful
good quality. need to be dealt with by some-
446. (1) flimsy (Adj.) : difficult to body (of problems/a difficult situ-
believe; fragile; thin; rickety; 456. (2) rigid (Adj.) : inflexible, diffi-
ation)
meagre; not strong cult to change; very strict.
confiscate (V.) : to officially take
substantial (Adj.) : not illusory; flexible (Adj.) : able to bend; able something away from somebody,
important; large in amount; to change. especially as a punishment
considerable; strong 457. (1) clear 466. (2) pure (Adjective) : morally
447. (3) extraordinary (Adj.) : not obscure (Adj.) : not well known; good ; complete; clean.
normal or ordinary. not clear; difficult to understand. seamy (Adj.) : unpleasant and
mundane (Adj.) : not interest- 458. (3) veneration (Noun) : having immoral ; sordid.
ing; dull; ordinary. and showing a lot of respect for sincere (Adj.) : genuine, honest.
448. (1) preserve (Verb) : save; to keep something 467. (3) friendly
a particular quality desecration (Noun) : damaging hostile (Adj.) : very unfriendly
eradicate (Verb) : to destroy/ get a holy thing/ place/ treating it or aggressive and ready to ar-
rid of something; wipe out without respect gue or fight ; opposed to.
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