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Adjective
Example: “You did a great job.”
Synonyms: excellent
Antonyms: terrible
Adverb
Example: “I greatly appreciate your help.”
Synonyms: very
Antonyms: slightly
Noun
Example: “He is a maverick in the industry.”
Synonyms: nonconformist, rebel
Antonyms: conformist
Example: “The victory created euphoria.”
Synonyms: joy, excitement
Antonyms: despair
Example: “The flood was a calamity for the village.”
Synonyms: disaster, catastrophe
Antonyms: blessing
Example: “The country has abundant natural resources.”
Synonyms: plentiful, rich
Antonyms: scarce
Example: “This tool has great utility.”
Synonyms: usefulness, value
Antonyms: uselessness
Verb
Example: “Many people revere great teachers.”
Synonyms: respect, admire
Antonyms: despise
Example: “She is a preeminent scholar in the field.”
Synonyms: leading, foremost
Antonyms: secondary, inferior
Example: “The speech profoundly affected the audience.”
Synonyms: deeply, greatly
Antonyms: slightly, superficially
Example: “Sales improved only marginally.”
Synonyms: slightly, barely
Antonyms: substantially, greatly
Example: “The project has grown enormously in the past year.”
Synonyms: greatly, massively
Antonyms: slightly, barely
Example: “The market is dominantly controlled by a few firms.”
Synonyms: powerfully, predominantly
Antonyms: weakly, marginally
Example: “The machine works with great precision.”
Synonyms: accuracy, exactness
Antonyms: inaccuracy, roughness
Example: “She made a dash for the bus.”
Synonyms: rush, run quickly
Antonyms: stroll, delay
Example: “It is cool outside this evening.”
Synonyms: chilly, great
Antonyms: hot, uncool
Example: “I fully understand your idea.”
Synonyms: completely
Antonyms: partly
Example: “The restoration required painstaking attention to detail.”
Synonyms: meticulous, careful
Antonyms: careless, hasty
Example: “The project became elephantine and impossible to manage.”
Synonyms: massive, cumbersome
Antonyms: compact, nimble
Example: “The desert covered a vast area.”
Synonyms: enormous, extensive
Antonyms: small, limited
Determiner
Example: “We need more time to finish the work.”
Synonyms: additional, extra
Antonyms: less
Example: “The music was too loud to talk.”
Synonyms: noisy, strong
Antonyms: quiet, soft
Example: “The singer became an idol for many teenagers.”
Synonyms: hero, role model
Antonyms: critic
Example: “They made a huge mistake in the report.”
Synonyms: enormous, very large
Antonyms: tiny, small
Example: “She was deeply moved by the story.”
Synonyms: strongly, intensely
Example: “That was a super idea.”
Synonyms: great, excellent
Antonyms: awful
Example: “The dataset was painstakingly cleaned over several weeks.”
Synonyms: meticulously
Antonyms: carelessly
Example: “The new policy substantially reduced complaints.”
Synonyms: significantly
Example: “He sang unmusically, but with great enthusiasm.”
Synonyms: off-key
Antonyms: musically
Example: “He tried to outdo his previous record.”
Synonyms: surpass
Antonyms: fall behind
Example: “It was a major change in the plan.”
Synonyms: significant
Antonyms: minor
Example: “They admired her godly life.”
Synonyms: pious
Antonyms: sinful
Example: “The air is humid in summer.”
Synonyms: moist
Antonyms: dry
Example: “This street is broad and busy.”
Synonyms: wide
Antonyms: narrow
Example: “There is a great view from this window.”
Synonyms: scene
Example: “She is a senior manager.”
Synonyms: older
Antonyms: junior
Example: “The news shocked everyone.”
Synonyms: astonish
Antonyms: calm
Example: “This meeting is important.”
Antonyms: unimportant
Example: “He is strong.”
Synonyms: powerful
Antonyms: weak
Example: “He is tall.”
Synonyms: high
Antonyms: short
Example: “She kept meticulous records of every transaction.”
/ˌɑːpərˈtuːnəti/
Example: “This job is a great opportunity.”
Synonyms: chance
/ɪnˈkriːs/
Example: “Sales increased this year.”
Synonyms: growth, increment, addition
Antonyms: diminish, diminution, fall
/trɪp/
Example: “We had a great trip last weekend.”
Synonyms: slip, jaunt, stumble
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