Synonyms
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Definition
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Definition (2)
100

What is the synonym for the word 'lethargic'?

Tired

100

What is the antonym for the word 'companion'?

Enemy 

100

What is the definition of the word 'sole'?

to be alone or to be the only one

100

What part of speech is the word 'companion'?

Noun

100

What is the definition of the word 'lethargic'?

The feeling of having no energy

200

What is the synonym for the word 'illuminate'?

Lighten

200

What is the antonym for the word 'duplicate'?

Different

200

What is the definition of the word 'budge'?

To move

200

What part of speech is the word 'Illuminate'?

Verb

200

What is the definition of the word 'frigid'?

To be freezing cold

300

What is the synonym for the word 'bland'?

Tasteless

300

What is the antonym for the word 'sole'?

Multiple

300

What is the definition of the word 'companion'?

Someone who often goes with another person- a friend

300

What part of speech is the word 'bland'?

Adjective

300

What does the word 'abysmal' mean 

Extremely bad

400

What is the synonym for the word 'frigid'?

Freezing

400

What is the antonym for the word 'bland'?

Flavorful

400

What is the definition of the word 'obsolete'?

No longer in use

400

What is a verb? (meaning tell me what does a verb mean)

A doing/ action word: 

-Running

-Jumping 

-Singing

400

What is the definition of the word 'duplicate'?

Being exactly the same

500

What is the synonym for the word 'obsolete'?

out-of-date

500

What is the antonym for the word 'conflict'

Agreement

500

*DAILY DOUBLE: WORTH 1,000

What is the meaning of the word 'slew?

(Word of the Day- Merriam Webster)

A large number of people or objects (an outstanding amount)

500

What is an adjective?

A describing word (describes a noun)

-Pretty

-Handsome 

-Tall 

-Short

500

Describe to me what is a preposition and their object

Tells the location, direction, or time/ and the noun or pronoun that follows

*Bonus 200 points if I give an example and you correctly label (including the prepositional phrase)