October 2022

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LABOURSynonyms : Exertion, drudgery, industry, work, toil, effort, slavery.Antonyms : Rest, relaxation, stillness, idleness, repose, ease, leisure, respite.LACKSynonyms : Shortage, deficiency, want, scantiness, need, dearth, insufficiency.Antonyms : Prosperity, wealth, riches, abundance, adequacy, sufficiency, possesss, plentifulness, excess, luxuriant.LANGUAGESynonyms : Expression, diction, vocabulary, tongue, patois, barbarism dialect, mother tongue, vernacular, speech.Antonyms : Action, pure, posture, unverbal, dumbness.LanguidSynonyms […]

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KEENSynonyms : Penetrating, edged, razorlike, piercing, acute, eager, sharp shrewd, sagacious, astute, discerning, quick.Antonyms : Bland, lanquid, dull, indifferent, blunt, slow, stupid, dry, plain, laziness, drab, unintelligent, insensible.KEEPSynonyms : Detain, preserve, carry, maintain, refrain, sustain, withhold, guard, detail, celebrate, conduct, defend, protect, support, retain, hold, fulfil, conduct.Antonyms : Throw away, reject, ignore, overlook, finish, avoid,

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JarSynonyms : Clash, disturb, joct, shake, vibrate, wrangle, quarrel, squabble.Antonyms : Harmony, accord, soothe, concord, placate, appease.JealousSynonyms : Envious, distrustful, resentful, anxious, suspicious, covetous.Antonyms : Indifferent, disinterested, uninterested, carefree, satisfied, trusting, liberal, genital.JeopardizeSynonyms : Imperil, risk, endanger, hazard, peril.Antonyms : Protect, cover, shelter, secure, save, guard.JESTSynonyms : Joke, jeer, taunt, fun, amuse.Antonyms : Appease, flatten,

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IDEALSynonyms : Model, example, original, archetype, prototype, standard, pattern.Antonyms : Act, practice, attainment, incarnation, accomplishment, realisation, fact, executions, achievement.IGNORANCESynonyms : Unexplored, simpleness, blindness, soil, illiteracy, ground, simplicity, darkness.Antonyms : Wisdom, intelligence, acquaintance, light.IGNORANTSynonyms : Illiterate, uneducated, unlearned, foolish, stupid, unlettered, unread.Antonyms : Knowledgeable, intelligent, literate, informed, educated, aware.IllSynonyms : Evil, vicious, malignant, wicked, vile, malevolent,

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HABITSynonyms : Use to, regularity, propensity, make up, disposition, bent, practice, tendency, rule, habitude, mature, use, fashion, usage.Antonyms : Fashionlessness, disuse, irregularity, position, unnatural, impractice.HabitualSynonyms : Natural, fixed, routine, usual, hardened, accustomed, established, ingrained.Antonyms : Rare, unusual, infrequent, irregular, occasional, strange, uncommon.HackneyedSynonyms : Commonplace, over-worked, stereotyped, tired, worn out, unoriginal.Antonyms : Novel, fresh, imaginative, original,

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GAIETYSynonyms : Buoyancy, joy, happiness, merriment, vivacity.Antonyms : Sadness, despondency, misery, melancholy, gloom, sorrow.GAINSynonyms : Winning,earnings, profit, lucre, emolument, advantage, benefit, secure, get, earn, reap, realise, win, arrive at, get, obtain.Antonyms : Loss, depreviation, waste, forfeiture, forfeit, lose, mislay, squander.GALLANTSynonyms : Brave, bold, valiant, daring, dashing, dauntless, heroic, courageous, intrepid, chivalrous, courteous, noble.Antonyms : Mean,

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FABULOUSSynonyms : Unreal, incredible, legendary, mythical, fictitious, monstrous, fabricated.Antonyms : Real, factual, natural, ordinary, actual, common, credible, fair.FACESynonyms : Defy, encounter, meet, challenge, oppose, confront, appearance, dare, countenance, Physignomy, visage, surface, front.Antonyms : Escape, evade, dodge, turn away, turn aside, avert, sidetrack, avoid, back, consealment.FACILESynonyms : Ready, pliant, pliable, dexterous, easy, able.Antonyms : Awkward, clumsy,

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EAGERSynonyms : Fervent, impatient, zealous, enthusiastic, keen, ardent, longing, desirous, anxious, yearning, excited, ambitious, aspiring.Antonyms : Indifferent, apathetic, loath, disinterested, unambitious, cool, unconcerned, passive, lazy, opposed, adverse.EARLYSynonyms : Soon, shortly, premature, presently, quickly, ere, initial, anon, before time, timely, reasonably, forward.Antonyms : Belated, pastbehind, latter, modern, delayed, late, conclusive, tardy, slow.EARNSynonyms : Achieve, acquire, merit,

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DAILYSynonyms : Routine, common, ordinary, regular, everyday, day-today.Antonyms : Periodic, intermittent, sporadic, nightly.DAINTYSynonyms : Graceful, tasty, delicious, pretty, refind, exquisite, delicate, elegant, fine, fastdious, palatable, savory, nice, scrupulous.Antonyms : Vuglar, rough, coarse, indelicate, inelegant, clumsy, harsh.DALLYSynonyms : Sport, temper, toy, delay, play, trifle, linger, tarry.Antonyms : Hasten, rush, hurry, precipitate.DAMAGESynonyms : Destruction, desolation, ruin, harm,

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CAJOLESynonyms : Beguile, coax, flatter, inveigle, blandish, wheedle.Antonyms : Fault, dam, dissaude, discourage, belittle, criticize, unbult.CALAMITYSynonyms : Misfortune, trouble, misery, catastrophe, distress, affliction, disaster, ruin, scourge, tragedy, woe.Antonyms : Fortune, peace, joy, tranquilty, prosperity, happiness, goodluck, boon, blessing, benefit.CALCULATESynonyms : Count, assess, estimate, reckon, number, compute.Antonyms : Conjecture, surmise, imagine, suppose.CALCULATIONSynonyms : Weighing, manipulation, cautious,

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BACKSynonyms : Favour, advocate, champion, sanction, sponser, support, abet, rear.Antonyms : Oppose, criticise, condemn, advance, face, fore, front.BACKWARDSynonyms : Unwilling, behind, dull, sluggish, late, tardy, reluctant, slow, retarded, posterior.Antonyms : Sharp, intelligence, Willing, ahead, anterior, quick, alert, early, advancing, forward, prompt, eager, developed.BADSynonyms : Defective, injurious, unsound, vile, hurtful, pernicious, corrupt, villianous, noxious, immortal, unprincipled,

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ABANDONSynonyms : Relinquish, resign, forgo, discontinue, waive, abdicate, leave, quit, evacuate, desert, discard, give up, surrender, renounce.Antonyms : Pursue, chase, hunt, prosecute, follow, undertake, carry on, continue, hold, defend, maintain, keep, remain.ABASHSynonyms : Humiliate, humble, shame, embarrass, disconcert, discontinuance.Antonyms : Vanity, conceit, immodesty, self-esteem, self-love, self-praise, complacency, smugness.ABATESynonyms : Decrease, lessen, moderate, diminish, subside, allay,

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Zeal Strong feelings of interest and enthusiasm that makes someone very eager or determined to do somethingZealot Person who shows great and uncompromising enthusiasm for a religion, a party, a cause, etc.orPersons who have very strong feelings about something (such as religion or politics) and who want other people to have those feelingsZelophobia fear of

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Yahoo Used to express excitement or joyYearn Feeling a strong desire or wish for something or to do somethingYeoman Farmers in the past who owned a small amount of land : very good, hard, and valuable work that someone does especially to support a cause, to help a team, etc.Yeto Power or right of rejection.

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Xanthic yellow – yellowish color.Xenocracy The government by a body of foreignersXenocracy government by a body of foreignersXenomancy divination using strangersXenomania An obsessive interest in foreigners or for things foreignorUndue attachment to foreign things.orInordinate attachment to foreign thingsXenophilia love of foreignersXenophobia Fear or dislike of foreigners.orfear of foreignersorHatred of foreigners or that which is stranger.Xerophagy

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