Useful Synonyms English Grammar Ielts Exam
A synonyms is a word that has the same or a slightly different meaning as another word
(Words which give similar / nearer meaning)
Sternly – seriously, strictly, gravely
Apparition – ghost, devil, demon
Mortal – temporary, ordinary
Burglar – highwayman, thief, house – breaker
Notorious – infamous, evil – minded
Undaunted – courageous, daring, bold
Genius – talented, brilliant
Chore – task, work
Panic – dread, fright
Implore – request, appeal
Personnel – staff
Strained – forced constrained, tense
Majesty – royal power, greatness, nobility
Attitude – view point, mood, opinion, leaning
Attribute – quality, character, trait
Negotiation – bargain, official discussion, transaction
Ragged – torn, tattered, patched, worn out
Deed – agreement
Abode – home, residence, dwelling, house
Own – possess, have, occupy
Puny – small, tiny, miniature
Rage – anger, furious, fret
Ordeal – sufferings, calamity, distress
Reckless – unmindful, foolish, thoughtless, wild
Jubilant – happy, mirthful, joyful merry glad,
Splendid – excellent, beautiful, magnificent, wonderful, unique
Bother – disturb, trouble, perplex, provoke
Solitude – alone, loneliness, seclusion, isolation
Trifle – little, petty, trivial, small, insignificant
Melancholy – sad, grief, pensive
Vision – forethought, sight, eyesight, view
Startle – surprise, wonder, astonish, amazed, shock, stun
Ominous – bad, gloomy, threatening, ill-fated
Abundant – bright, glittering, shining, twinkling, gleaming
Savior – god, lord
Peer – look, gaze, inspect
Loyal – obedient, faithful, trustworthy, sincere
Big – mammoth, large, huge
Barley – scarcely, hardly, inadequately, meagerly
Fringe – border, edge, verge, margin
Stout – brave, determined
Accomplish – achieve, fulfill
Mourn – regret, show. sorrow, grieve, languish,
Hapless – unlucky, ill-luck, ill-fated
Annihilation – destruction, ruin
Fundamental– basic
Obvious – clear
Scared – frightened, feared
Crest fallen – dejected, disappointed
Immense – great, tremendous, enormous
Fascinated – attracted, lured, enchanted, charmed
Oppression – cruelty, in humanity, injustice, tyranny.
chorus | refrain |
citation | quotation |
to cite | to quote |
class | lesson, course |
clerk | receptionist |
clever | intelligent |
to close | to shut |
coiffure | hairstyle |
to collapse | to break down |
to collect | to gather |
comfort | consolation |
comic | comedian |
commencement | graduation |
complete | total |
completely | totally |
concord | harmony |
to condemn | to sentence |
confederate | accomplice |
to confine | to restrict |
conflict | clash |
to conform | to comply |
to confuse | to mix up |
to connect | to associate, to put through (telephone) |
considerate | thoughtful |
constancy | fidelity |
constant | fixed |
constitution | structure |
construction (lit.) | interpretation |
to consult | to refer to |
contemporary | modern |
continuous | continual |
contrary | opposite |
convention | conference |
to convey | to communicate |
to cope | to manage |
correct | right |
couch | sofa |
crook | criminal |
crusade | campaign |
cube | dice |
curative | healing |
curler | roller |
cussed | stubborn |
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