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Noun
Example: “My leg is strong.”
Synonyms: limb
Antonyms: arm
Example: “His legacy is still important today.”
Synonyms: heritage, inheritance
Antonyms: new beginning
Example: “New legislation affects businesses.”
Synonyms: laws, legal rules
Antonyms: lawlessness
Adjective
Example: “Is it legal to park here?”
Synonyms: lawful
Antonyms: illegal
Verb
Example: “The team was relegated to a lower league.”
Synonyms: demote, downgrade
Antonyms: promote
Example: “The novel is an allegory of power.”
Synonyms: symbolic story
Antonyms: literal story
Example: “I will liaise with the legal team.”
Synonyms: coordinate, communicate
Antonyms: disconnect
Example: “The document uses arcane legal language.”
Synonyms: mysterious, obscure
Antonyms: clear
Example: “Parliament passed a new law.”
Synonyms: legislature
Antonyms: court
Example: “Their divorce was difficult.”
Synonyms: separation
Antonyms: marriage
Example: “We signed the lease today.”
Synonyms: rental agreement, contract
Antonyms: ownership
Example: “The professor teaches chemistry.”
Synonyms: teacher, academic
Antonyms: student
Example: “The police solved the crime.”
Synonyms: offense, illegal act
Antonyms: lawful act
Example: “My ankle hurts.”
Synonyms: joint
Antonyms: wrist
Example: “She studies at a university.”
Synonyms: college, higher education school
Antonyms: kindergarten
Example: “The book is on the table.”
Synonyms: desk
Antonyms: chair
Example: “The duck swims in the pond.”
Example: “The contract includes several important provisions.”
Synonyms: terms, supplies
Antonyms: omissions, shortages
Example: “She grew up in a privileged environment.”
Synonyms: advantaged, favored
Antonyms: underprivileged, disadvantaged
Example: “The allegation was denied by the company.”
Synonyms: claim, accusation
Antonyms: proof, vindication
Example: “My legs ache after the long walk.”
Synonyms: hurt, pain
Antonyms: feel fine
Example: “They decided to sue the company.”
Synonyms: take legal action
Antonyms: settle privately
Example: “She worked part-time while she was an undergraduate.”
Synonyms: college student
Antonyms: graduate
Example: “He hurt his arm while playing football.”
Antonyms: leg
Example: “My mother works as a schoolteacher.”
Synonyms: teacher, educator
Example: “Someone tried to steal my bike.”
Synonyms: take illegally
Antonyms: return, give
Example: “The dancer moved with grace.”
Synonyms: beauty, elegance
Antonyms: awkwardness
Example: “The design is elegant yet unobtrusive.”
Synonyms: subtle, inconspicuous
Antonyms: intrusive, conspicuous
Example: “Both parties must meet their contractual obligations.”
Synonyms: binding, agreement-based
Antonyms: informal, nonbinding
Example: “The poem is widely read as an allegorical account of political oppression.”
Synonyms: symbolic, figurative
Antonyms: literal, direct
Example: “The family argued over the inheritance for years.”
Synonyms: legacy, bequest
Antonyms: loss, forfeit
Example: “It is illegal to impersonate a police officer.”
Synonyms: imitate, pose as
Antonyms: reveal identity, be oneself
Example: “He began to limp after the match.”
Synonyms: walk unevenly
Antonyms: walk normally
Example: “We saw a snake near the river.”
Synonyms: serpent
Antonyms:
Example: “The horse ran across the field.”
Synonyms: stallion
Example: “Public disparagement can trigger legal and reputational risk.”
Synonyms: denigration
Antonyms: praise
Example: “The painting contains mythological references.”
Synonyms: legendary
Antonyms: historical
Example: “It was an honor to meet you.”
Synonyms: privilege
Antonyms: shame
Example: “The room was decorated in gaudy colors.”
Synonyms: tasteless
Antonyms: elegant
Adverb
Example: “He spoke insubordinately to his boss.”
Synonyms: defiantly
Antonyms: obediently
Example: “He has a stake in the company.”
Synonyms: share
/ˈvælɪd/
Example: “Your argument is valid.”
Synonyms: sound, legitimate, logical
Antonyms: invalid
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