No.

Word Meaning Synonyms Antonyms Sentence

1 Abandon leave behind leave, desert keep, stay He abandoned the
old car.
2 Abate reduce lessen, decrease increase, grow The storm began to
abate.
3 Abhor hate deeply hate, despise love, like I abhor cheating in exams.
4 Abide accept accept, obey reject, refuse You must abide by the
rules.
5 Abolish end stop, cancel start, continue The law was abolished.
6 Abridge shorten cut, trim lengthen, extend The book was abridged
for children.
7 Abundant plenty plenty, rich scarce, few Water is abundant in
this village.
8 Accuse blame blame, charge praise, defend They accused him of
theft.
9 Acquire get get, obtain lose, give She acquired a new phone.
10 Adept skilled skilled, expert unskilled, amateur He is adept at
painting.
11 Adjacent next to near, beside far, distant The park is
adjacent to my house.
12 Adore love a lot love, cherish hate, dislike She adores her little
cat.
13 Adorn decorate decorate, beautify spoil, damage They adorned the
hall with flowers.
14 Adverse harmful harmful, bad helpful, good Smoking has
adverse effects.
15 Advocate support support, promote oppose, fight She advocates for
animal rights.
16 Affluent rich wealthy, rich poor, needy He lives in an affluent area.
17 Agile quick fast, active slow, lazy Monkeys are agile animals.
18 Ailment illness sickness, disease health, wellness He is suffering
from a minor ailment.
19 Alleviate reduce pain ease, relieve worsen, hurt Medicine will
alleviate the pain.
20 Allure attract attract, charm repel, reject The beach allures
many tourists.
21 Aloof distant cold, apart friendly, warm He stayed aloof from the
group.
22 Alter change change, modify keep, maintain They altered the dress
size.
23 Amateur beginner learner, novice expert, professional He is an
amateur singer.
24 Ambiguous unclear unclear, vague clear, obvious His answer was
ambiguous.
25 Ambition strong desire goal, aim dislike, hate Her ambition is to
become a doctor.
26 Amend improve change, fix spoil, worsen The law was amended.
27 Amiable friendly kind, pleasant rude, mean She is an amiable
person.
28 Ample enough plenty, sufficient scarce, little There is ample
food for everyone.
29 Anchor hold firmly secure, fix loosen, release The ship was anchored at
the port.
30 Anguish extreme pain agony, suffering joy, comfort He felt
anguish after the loss.
31 Anonymous unnamed nameless, unknown known, identified The gift was sent
by an anonymous person.
32 Anticipate expect expect, await doubt, surprise They anticipated
his arrival.
33 Appall shock shock, horrify please, satisfy The news appalled
everyone.
34 Appease calm calm, satisfy anger, upset The mother appeased the
crying baby.
35 Ardent passionate eager, keen cold, indifferent He is an ardent football
fan.
36 Arrogant proud proud, haughty humble, modest He is too arrogant to
admit mistakes.
37 Articulate clear speaking clear, fluent unclear, mumble She is an
articulate speaker.
38 Ascend go up rise, climb fall, descend They ascended the mountain.
39 Aspire aim for hope, desire dislike, hate She aspires to be
a teacher.
40 Assent agree agree, accept refuse, deny They gave their assent
to the plan.
41 Assert state firmly declare, affirm deny, reject He asserted
his innocence.
42 Assess evaluate judge, estimate ignore, neglect The teacher
assessed the homework.
43 Astonish surprise amaze, shock bore, expect His magic trick
astonished the children.
44 Astute clever sharp, smart dull, stupid She is an astute
businesswoman.
45 Avert avoid prevent, stop allow, permit They averted a big accident.
46 Awe wonder wonder, respect disrespect, hate The child looked at the
stars in awe.
47 Awkward clumsy clumsy, uneasy graceful, smooth He felt awkward in
the new place.
48 Baffle confuse puzzle, bewilder clarify, explain The puzzle baffled
me.
49 Banish send away exile, expel welcome, accept He was banished
from the kingdom.
50 Barrier obstacle block, hurdle help, support The fence is a
barrier to animals.
51 Belittle make less criticise, insult praise, encourage Don’t belittle his
efforts.
52 Benevolent kind kind, generous cruel, unkind She is known for her
benevolent nature.
53 Bewilder confuse confuse, puzzle explain, clarify His words
bewildered me.
54 Bias unfair favour prejudice, partiality fairness, neutrality The
judge must avoid bias.
55 Bizarre strange odd, weird normal, usual He wore a bizarre hat.
56 Blunt not sharp dull, direct sharp, pointed The knife is blunt.
57 Boast brag brag, show off hide, modest He boasted about his success.
58 Bold brave brave, daring shy, timid She made a bold decision.
59 Bond connection link, tie break, separation Friendship is a strong bond.
60 Bounty reward gift, prize punishment, penalty The bounty was
given to the winner.
61 Brisk quick fast, lively slow, lazy They took a brisk walk.
62 Brittle easily broken fragile, weak strong, tough The glass is
brittle.
63 Brutal cruel harsh, violent kind, gentle The war was brutal.
64 Candid honest frank, open dishonest, secretive She gave a candid
reply.
65 Capable able able, skilled unable, weak She is capable of doing
the job.
66 Captivate attract charm, fascinate bore, repel The story captivated the
audience.
67 Cautious careful careful, alert careless, risky Be cautious when
crossing the road.
68 Cease stop stop, end start, begin The rain ceased at night.
69 Censor block content ban, cut allow, permit The film was
censored.
70 Chaotic disordered messy, confused orderly, neat The room was
chaotic after the party.
71 Cherish value treasure, love neglect, hate She cherishes her
memories.
72 Chronic long-lasting constant, persistent short, temporary He has
chronic back pain.
73 Clarity clearness clear, transparency confusion, blur I like the
clarity of your answer.
74 Clash conflict fight, dispute peace, agreement The teams clashed over
the rules.
75 Coerce force compel, pressure free, allow They coerced him to sign.
76 Cohesive united connected, joined divided, loose The team is very
cohesive.
77 Collapse fall down fall, break rise, stand The building collapsed.
78 Collide hit together crash, bump avoid, miss The cars collided.
79 Colossal huge massive, giant small, tiny The statue is colossal.
80 Comical funny amusing, humorous serious, sad His dance was comical.
81 Commence start begin, open stop, end The meeting commenced.
82 Compassion kindness sympathy, mercy cruelty, harshness Show
compassion to the poor.
83 Compel force push, drive prevent, stop Hunger compelled him to work.
84 Competent skilled capable, able unable, weak She is a competent
teacher.
85 Complacent self-satisfied content, smug concerned, worried Don’t
be complacent about your grades.
86 Comprehend understand grasp, know confuse, miss I comprehend your point.
87 Conceal hide cover, mask show, reveal He concealed the letter.
88 Concise short brief, compact long, wordy Keep your answer concise.
89 Concrete solid real, definite vague, unsure We need concrete
evidence.
90 Confine keep inside limit, restrict free, release The sick man was
confined to bed.
91 Confiscate take away seize, grab give, return The teacher confiscated
the phone.
92 Conquer win defeat, overcome lose, fail They conquered the city.
93 Conspicuous easily seen clear, visible hidden, invisible The red mark was
conspicuous.
94 Constrain force compel, restrict free, release He was constrained by
the rules.
95 Contend struggle fight, compete agree, yield The teams will
contend for the trophy.
96 Contradict deny oppose, dispute agree, accept Don’t contradict your
teacher.
97 Controversy dispute debate, conflict agreement, peace The film caused
controversy.
98 Conventional usual normal, regular unusual, rare They followed
conventional methods.
99 Convey communicate express, tell hide, keep She conveyed her
feelings.
100 Convict find guilty sentence, blame acquit, free The court
convicted the thief.