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Antonyms 1
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If we abolish corporal punishment in schools we ____ it.

A) tolerate

B) resume

c) discontinue

D condemn

Discontinue

100

A comparison between two ulike things using a comparing word

simile

100

The meaning of prolong as used in the sentence below is

Physical exercise and healthy eating will help to prolong your life.

lengthen          enrich          promote      assist

lengthen

100

These two words are opposites

curious          violent       guilty      innocent


guilty      innocent

100

These two words are opposites

timid               simple      huge        bold

timid      bold

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We have no sympathy for John because he has always been insolent to his manager. 

The meaning of insolent as used in the sentence above is

indifferent     unfriendly     rude          uncooperative

rude

200

comparison of unrelated things without the use of a comparing word; one thing may be said to be the other

metaphor

200

I think there is a marked decline in morality among affluent societies.

The meaning of affluent as used in the sentence above is

wealthy      uneducated        modern       undeveloped

  wealthy

200

These two words are opposites

plentiful          superior    scarce     brilliant

plentiful        scarce

200

These two words are opposites

attack             forbid       receive    permit


 forbid   permit

300

The industrious workers compensated for their efforts in completing the project.

The meaning of industrious as used in the sentence above is

reliable      enthusiastic       diligent        essential

diligent

300

An idea or thing is given human attributes and/or feelings

personification

300

The prisoner struck the guard with a lethal weapon which sent him reeling to the ground.

The meaning of lethal as used in the sentence above is

deadly       sharp           powerful      dangerous 

deadly

300

The man became drunk after drinking the strong rum.

The opposite of drunk s used in the sentence above is 

stupid       inebriated           sober         sensible

 sober

300

Most Caribbean countries give a friendly welcome to foreign visitors.

The opposite of foreign as used in the sentence above is

recognised      desirable      native    traditional

 native

400

Susan has been zealous about her and I am certain she will make good progress.

The meaning of zealous as used in the sentence above is

bus         pleased           enthusiastic       motivated

enthusiastic  

400

A case of gross exaggeration

hyperbole

400

I am reluctant to tell you, but I feel if you follow him the progress of work will be impeded.

The meaning of impeded as used as used in the sentence above is

 unfinished      hindered      hastened      gradual

 hindered

400

The new student was happy because the other members of the class were amiable.

The opposite of amiable as used in the sentence above is              

talented    disagreeable         hospitable     ambitious


disagreeable

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As soon as the Principal appeared the shouting subsided.

The opposite of subsided  as used in the sentence above is              

diminished      started          stopped        increased


  increased

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The meaning of as used in the sentence below is

On your journey you may face adverse conditions.   

dangerous             

unhealthy          

friendly      

dangerous

unfavourable

500

The actual result of a situation is totally different from what you’d expect the result to be

irony (situational)

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The employer was agitated by the strike action taken by the employees.

The meaning of agitated as used in the sentence below is

disappointed    perturbed    saddened    pestered

perturbed

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Mrs. Jones' statement was pertinent to the discussion on education.

The opposite of pertinent as used in the sentence above is

appropriate      unrelated     relevant     essential

unrelated

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I expected you to be impartial in dealing with this case.

The opposite of pertinent as used in the sentence above is

lenient     objective     indifferent     prejudiced

 prejudiced

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