Synonym of

Vocabulary

• Frantic: feeling or showing a state of intense anxiety or panic
• Disregard: pay no attention to something
• Slothful: lazy or inactive
• Scrutinise: examine or investigate something closely
• Apathy: lack of interest or enthusiasm
• Hectic: full of intense and chaotic activity
• Composed: calm and tranquil
• Audacious: bold or daring
• Agitated: feeling or showing anxiety or turmoil
• Pinnacle: the highest or most superior point or position
• Magnificent: beautiful or impressive
• Modest: humble or unpretentious
• Scathing: extremely critical or harsh in tone
• Brittle: easily broken or fragile
• Severe: intense or extreme
• Carefree: feeling or showing no worries or concerns
• Callous: unkind or unfeeling
• Prolific: producing a large amount of something
• Devolve: to pass from one stage or form to another, often in a worse condition

Word Meanings

• Observe: to watch or notice something
• Justify: to give a good reason for something
• Highest: the greatest or most important
• Gap: a space between two things
• Supercilious: behaving as if one thinks they are superior to others
• Conciliatory: intended to pacify or calm someone
• Benign: gentle and kindly
• Diplomatic: smooth and skilled in handling matters
• Eager: very enthusiastic or excited
• Keen: very interested or enthusiastic
• Beautiful: attractive or pleasing to the senses
• Visit: to go somewhere to see someone or spend time
• Happy: feeling or showing pleasure
• Irritating: causing annoyance, impatience, or mild anger

Synonyms

• Quell: to suppress or overcome something
• Beseech: to ask for something in a very polite or urgent way
• Suppress: to stop something from happening or being expressed
• Encourage: to give support or confidence to someone
• Capable: having the ability or skill to do something
• Competent: having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something
• Inefficient: failing to make best use of time or resources
• Permanent: lasting forever
• Perpetual: lasting for a very long time
• Extreme: very high or intense
• Brief: short in duration
• Huge: extremely large
• Extensive: covering a large area or having a wide scope
• Pervasive: present throughout something
• Substantiated: supported with evidence or proven to be true
• Experimentation: the act of conducting tests or trials
• Hypothesis: an assumption made based on some evidence

Antonyms

• Complex: not simple or easy to understand
• Plain: not complicated or elaborate
• Simple: easy to understand or do
• Easy: not difficult or hard to do
• Difficult: needing a lot of effort or skill to do
• Fast: moving or able to move quickly
• Fleeting: lasting for a very short time
• Stable: not changing or fluctuating
• Unstable: changing or fluctuating frequently
• Long: lasting for a long time
• Short: lasting for a short time

Other

• Repercussion: a consequence or reaction to a particular action
• Duplication: the act of making a copy of something
• Recusation: the act of rejecting or disapproving something
• Apprehension: a feeling of anxiety or fear about the future