English Synonyms and Antonyms
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What is the synonym of 'admirable'?

  • fulfill
  • ordinary
  • respect (correct)
  • praise
  • What is the antonym of 'abstract'?

  • theoretic
  • hypothetical
  • speculative
  • concrete (correct)
  • What does 'adopt' mean?

  • to affirm (correct)
  • to condemn
  • to forsake
  • to blame
  • What is the synonym of 'ambitious'?

    <p>eager</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the antonym of 'absurd'?

    <p>logical</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the synonym of 'abundant'?

    <p>plentiful</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the synonym of 'adventurous'?

    <p>bold</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the antonym of 'adversity'?

    <p>prosperity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the synonym of 'amend'?

    <p>improve</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the synonym of 'amplify'?

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    Study Notes

    Vocabulary Enhancement

    • Abandon means to desert, leave, quit, forgo, renounce, or surrender, with antonyms being continue, keep, and pursue.

    Describing People and Situations

    • Abash means to discourage, confound, or discompose, with antonyms being encourage, uphold, and embolden.
    • Abrupt means hurried, sudden, blunt, or curt, with antonyms being smooth and gradual.
    • Adamant means stubborn, obdurate, or inflexible, with antonyms being flexible, tender, and adjusting.
    • Aggressive means hostile, militant, or belligerent, with antonyms being laid back, easy-going, and non-violent.

    Actions and Decisions

    • Abolish means to cancel, nullify, annul, invalidate, or negate, with antonyms being establish, set up, and found.
    • Accomplish means to achieve, attain, gain, reach, realize, or fulfill, with antonyms being fail, forsake, and give up.
    • Acquire means to gain, get, procure, obtain, or secure, with antonyms being forfeit, forgo, and relinquish.
    • Adopt means to affirm, approve, confirm, sanction, or pass, with antonyms being disclaim, disown, and spurn.

    Intensity and Quantity

    • Abound means to flourish, swell, teem, or be plentiful, with antonyms being deficient, destitute, and scarce.
    • Accurate means correct, exact, precise, or right, with antonyms being inaccurate, incorrect, and anomalous.
    • Acute means critical, crucial, piercing, sharp, or incisive, with antonyms being dim, dull, and obtuse.

    Relationships and Emotions

    • Accuse means to arraign, charge, indict, denounce, incriminate, or allege, with antonyms being absolve, defend, and exonerate.
    • Admire means to appreciate, praise, value, respect, or like, with antonyms being blame, condemn, and disapprove.
    • Agree means to accept, consent, nod, accede, tally, or concur, with antonyms being disagree, differ, and contradict.

    Personal Qualities

    • Adventurous means bold, daredevil, daring, enterprising, or risky, with antonyms being cautious, safe, and timid.
    • Alert means observant, vigilant, wary, watchful, or keen, with antonyms being asleep, drowsy, and inattentive.
    • Ambitious means aspiring, eager, longing, or ardent, with antonyms being content, unassuming, and satisfied.

    Changing and Improving

    • Amend means to improve, correct, rectify, or ameliorate, with antonyms being blemish, impair, and worsen.
    • Amplify means to boost, enlarge, expand, or increase, with antonyms being lessen, compress, and decrease.

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