English Quiz On Synonyms and Antonyms Day 21 Bag

English Quiz On Synonyms and Antonyms Day 21 Bag

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Synonyms

 

1. wrath
2. knot
3. anger
4. crime
5. smoke

 

1. wrath means strong, vengeful anger

 

2. plethora
3. trouble
4. foolish
5. wealth
6. love

 

1. abundance means an ample quantity, or wealth

 

3. calamity
4. potion
5. silence
6. shellfish
7. disaster

 

1. a calamity is an extraordinarily grave event, or disaster

 

4. pompous
5. arrogant
6. supportive
7. busy
8. gaudy

 

1. pompous means self-important, or arrogant

 

5. prevalent
6. wind
7. servile
8. widespread
9. rare

 

1. prevalent means generally accepted, or widespread

 

6. wince
7. flinch
8. cheer
9. crush
10. solitary

 

1. to wince means to shrink back involuntarily, or to flinch

 

7. superficial
8. gorgeous
9. shallow
10. intelligent
11. rich

 

1. superficial means to be concerned only with the surface or

appearance, or shallow

 

8. tangle
9. snarl
10. growl
11. dance
12. shiver

 

1. a tangle is a twisted, knotted mass, or a snarl

 

9. reform
10. punish
11. destroy
12. display
13. correct

 

1. to reform means to change for the better, or to correct

 

10. methodical
11. rhythmic
12. poetic
13. systematic
14. disrespectful

 

1. methodical means proceeding according to an order or system,

or systematic

 

11. spite
12. joy
13. beverage
14. wonder
15. malice

 

1. spite means petty ill will or hatred, or malice

 

12. scale
13. climb
14. sail
15. swim
16. skate

 

1. one meaning of scale is to climb

 

13. smudge
14. gloat
15. residue
16. blur
17. celebrate

 

1. a smudge is a blurry spot or streak

 

14. drizzle
15. curly
16. sprinkle
17. sear
18. drench

 

1. one meaning of to drizzle is to rain in very small drops, or to

sprinkle

 

15. mundane
16. dirty
17. commonplace
18. confused
19. extraordinary

 

1. mundane means ordinary, or commonplace

 

16. pretension
17. stress
18. ambition
19. waste
20. strife

 

1. pretension means an effort to establish, or ambition

 

17. affect
18. outcome
19. share
20. pompous
21. cultivate

 

1. to affect means to make a display of using or liking something,

or to cultivate

 

18. herald
19. insignia
20. postpone
21. hail
22. regal

 

1. to herald means to greet with enthusiasm, or to hail

 

19. faculty
20. defective
21. school
22. gift
23. desire

 

1. one meaning of faculty is an ability or gift

 

20. mirth
21. anger
22. glee
23. sarcasm
24. mistrust

 

1. mirth means gladness expressed with laughter, or glee

 

21. drudgery
22. silliness
23. labor
24. evil
25. investigation

 

1. drudgery means uninspiring or menial labor

 

22. prerequisite
23. necessary
24. course
25. difficult
26. tar

 

1. prerequisite means necessary for carrying out a function

 

23. dire
24. questionable
25. forthright
26. traitor
27. urgent

 

1. dire means desperately urgent

 

24. grapple
25. struggle
26. trap
27. laugh
28. intend

 

1. to grapple means to come to grips with, or to struggle

 

25. sundry
26. aged
27. supply
28. various
29. tremendous

 

1. sundry means an indeterminate number, or various

 

Antonyms

 

1. IMPLICATE

(a) appease (b) exonerate

(c) adore (d) advocate

 

(b) Exonerate means declared free from blame, to implicate

means to show that someone is involved in something

especially a crime, to appease means to pacify, to adore

means to love deeply and respect highly.

 

2. VACILLATING

(a) fascinating (b) fanaticism

(c) indolence (d) resolute

 

(d) Fascinating means charming, fanaticism means

madness, especially in religious or political matters,

indolence means laziness.

 

3. RECKLESS

(a) modest (b) awkward

(c) celebrated (d) cautious

 

(d) Modest means humble, awkward means clumsy,

celebrated means distinguished.

 

4. INSULT

(a) humiliation (b) credulity

(c) degradation (d) honour

 

(b) Credulity

 

5. ABANDON

(a) roost (b) forfeit

(c) quit (d) forsake

 

(a) Roost

 

6. OFFEND

(a) angry (b) hate

(c) force (d) respect

 

(d) offend means not to show proper respect or make

someone angry, so the opposite will be respect.

 

7. INDICT

(a) condemn (b) reprimand

(c) acquit (d) allege

 

(c) Indict means to charge someone with a crime or

something wrong. Accuse also means the same, acquit

means to free of charge.

 

8. OBSCENE

(a) decent (b) objectionable

(c) condemnable (d) jealousy

 

(a) Obscene means indecent, objectionable and

condemnable mean similar to obscene.

 

9. LIBERATE

(a) imprison (b) enclose

(c) liberal (d) conceal

 

(a) Liberate is to make someone free and imprison is to

put in prison, conceal is to hide and vacillation is to

move from one place or idea to another.

 

10. MELANCHOLY

(a) depressed (b) prejudiced

(c) reckless (d) cheerful

 

(d) Melancholy means depressed and is therefore opposite

to cheerful.

 

11. LEGITIMATE

(a) valid (b) extend

(c) unlawful (d) distinguished

 

(c) Legitimate means legal or lawful, distinguished means

eminent, and courteous means polite.

 

12. VACILLATE

(a) amplify (b) stimulate

(c) consistent (d) eradicate

 

(d) Vacillate means to move from one place to another and

consistent means to stay the same, eradicate means to

remove.

 

13. HINDER

(a) expidite (b) protect

(c) devote (d) create

 

(a) Hinder means to prevent the growth or progress of

something while expedite is to make fast the process

or facilitate. Vindicate means to justify.

 

14. TERSE

(a) lengthy (b) scarce

(c) diffuse (d) headless

 

(a) Terse means brief. Diffuse means spread widely or

thinly.

 

15. MULTIPLICITY

(a) finite (b) uniformity

(c) magnitude (d) infinite

 

(b) Multiplicity is presence of multiple or many identities,

while uniformity means same everywhere, infinite

means endless

 

16. NAIVE

(a) subtle (b) energise

(c) spotless (d) clever

 

(d) Naive means inexperienced, someone who will not be

very sharp or clever owing to lack of experience.

 

17. ANACHRONISTIC

(a) formerly (b) present

(c) futuristic (d) non-existing

 

(c) Anachronistic is something that belongs to a time gone

by, while futuristic is something that belongs to the

future or suggests how the future would be.’

 

18. TRAIT

(a) symbol (b) uncharacteristic

(c) habit (d) identity

 

(b) Trait means characteristic.

 

19. GARISH

(a) tasteful (b) green

(c) scenic (d) contrasting

 

(a) Garish means gaudy or in bad taste.

 

20. GEOLOGICAL

(a) astral (b) solar

(c) galactic (d) heavenly

 

(d) Geological means belonging to or related to the earth,

while galactic is that which belongs to the galaxy.

Heavenly is belonging to heaven so opposite to

earthly. Heavenly is also called unearthly.

 

21. REJUVENATION

(a) sexual (b) perfect

(c) killing (d) magical

 

(c) Rejuvenation means rebirth and regeneration or to live

again.

 

22. ORIGIN

(a) ointment (b) detergent

(c) remnant (d) comfort

 

(c) Origin means the starting point and remnant is what is

left after finishing or distrubution.

 

23. APATHETIC

(a) agitated (b) happy

(c) concerned (d) surprised

 

(c) Apathetic is one who does not care or is indifferent.

 

24. HOMOGENISED

(a) set type (b) multi-coloured

(c) different (d) rejected

 

(c) Homogenised means when every part of the group,

mixture or collection has been made similar or same,

variety means the opposite, i.e difference.

 

25. PROVE

(a) vapid (b) assume

(c) disincline (d) atone

 

(b) Prove means to state that a statement or theory is

correct after giving valid and logical reasons while

assumption is something which is believed without

any proofs or evidence.