Blog
Practise English on your Android device.
Noun
Example: “The book is on the table.”
Synonyms: desk
Antonyms: chair
Adjective
Example: “The room was a veritable museum.”
Synonyms: true, real
Antonyms: fake
Example: “Young minds are malleable.”
Synonyms: flexible, adaptable
Antonyms: rigid
Example: “The region has seismic activity.”
Synonyms: earthquake-related
Antonyms: stable
Example: “This is a portable device.”
Synonyms: movable, easy to carry
Antonyms: fixed
Example: “Pay at the counter.”
Synonyms: desk, service table
Antonyms: floor
Example: “My laptop is new.”
Synonyms: computer, notebook
Antonyms: desktop
Example: “Cut the onion.”
Synonyms: vegetable
Antonyms: fruit
Example: “This table is made of wood.”
Synonyms: timber
Antonyms: metal
Example: “The lamp is on the table.”
Synonyms: light
Antonyms: darkness
Example: “The room has new furniture.”
Synonyms: chairs and tables, household items
Antonyms: empty room
Example: “My schedule is full today.”
Synonyms: timetable, plan
Antonyms: chaos
Example: “The ball is under the table.”
Synonyms: sphere
Antonyms: cube
Example: “My phone is on the table.”
Example: “She is responsible for the project.”
Synonyms: accountable
Antonyms: irresponsible
Example: “The cat is on the sofa.”
Synonyms: couch
Example: “I put tomato in the salad.”
Example: “The book is on the desk.”
Synonyms: table
Example: “She is clearly promotable after this success.”
Synonyms: advanceable, eligible for promotion
Antonyms: unpromotable, unsuitable
Example: “The writing felt pedestrian and predictable.”
Synonyms: ordinary, walker
Antonyms: imaginative, remarkable
Example: “His deliberate silence made everyone uncomfortable.”
Synonyms: intentional, calculated
Antonyms: accidental, impulsive
Example: “His detestable behavior shocked the staff.”
Synonyms: hateful, abhorrent
Antonyms: admirable, pleasant
Example: “The chair has an adjustable backrest.”
Synonyms: flexible, modifiable
Antonyms: fixed, rigid
Example: “This tool is versatile enough for many tasks.”
Synonyms: adaptable, flexible
Antonyms: limited, specialized
Example: “Her name was added to the final shortlist.”
Synonyms: selected list
Antonyms: long list, rejection
Example: “We stayed in a cozy little cabin.”
Synonyms: comfortable, warm
Antonyms: cold, uncomfortable
Example: “The old house was heated with coal.”
Synonyms: fuel
Antonyms:
Verb
Example: “She laid the book on the table.”
Synonyms: put, place
Antonyms: lift
Example: “What shape is the table?”
Synonyms: form
Example: “The table is one meter long.”
Synonyms: measure unit
Example: “It was not my fault.”
Synonyms: blame, mistake
Antonyms: success, virtue
Example: “There is an error in this sentence.”
Synonyms: mistake
Antonyms: correctness
Preposition
Example: “She felt comfortable among friends.”
Synonyms: in the middle of
Antonyms: outside
Example: “The path became treacherous after the snowstorm.”
Synonyms: perilous, deceitful
Antonyms: safe, trustworthy
Example: “There was a strange incongruity between his words and his tone.”
Synonyms: mismatch, inconsistency
Antonyms: harmony, congruity
Example: “Their negligence was simply inexcusable.”
Synonyms: unforgivable, intolerable
Antonyms: forgivable, acceptable
Example: “Finishing the marathon was an impressive feat.”
Synonyms: achievement, accomplishment
Antonyms: failure
Example: “He tossed the keys onto the table.”
Synonyms: throw lightly
Antonyms: catch
Example: “The milk has gone sour.”
Synonyms: acidic, sharp-tasting
Antonyms: sweet
Example: “The cat jumped onto the table.”
Synonyms: on top of
Antonyms: off
Example: “The mouse ran under the table.”
Synonyms: rodent
Determiner
Example: “There are eight apples on the table.”
Synonyms: 8
Example: “The cinematography turned an ordinary scene into something unforgettable.”
Synonyms: camera work
Example: “They created a philanthropic fund with strict oversight.”
Synonyms: charitable
Antonyms: self-serving
Example: “The change was imperceptible at first, then obvious.”
Synonyms: undetectable
Antonyms: obvious
Example: “The bridge felt shaky under our feet.”
Synonyms: unstable
Antonyms: steady
Example: “We roasted vegetables for dinner.”
Synonyms: bake
Example: “He can be moody under stress.”
Synonyms: temperamental
Example: “It was a gross misunderstanding.”
Synonyms: serious
Antonyms: minor
Example: “I blocked his number.”
Synonyms: stop
Antonyms: allow
Example: “It is warm today, so we can walk outside.”
Synonyms: mild
Antonyms: cold
Example: “This table is smooth.”
Synonyms: even
Antonyms: rough
Example: “Please give me a napkin.”
Synonyms: tissue
Example: “My mobile is in my bag.”
Synonyms: phone
Example: “The cat is under the table.”
Synonyms: below
Antonyms: above
Example: “The philanthropist funded educational programs.”
Synonyms: benefactor
Antonyms: miser
Example: “Emulsification is essential in cosmetic production.”
Synonyms: blending
Antonyms: separation
Example: “He is known for being temperamental.”
Synonyms: moody
Example: “The report highlights salient issues.”
Synonyms: notable, prominent
Antonyms: trivial
Example: “The law is not immutable.”
Synonyms: unchangeable, fixed
Antonyms: flexible
Example: “The proposal remains controversial.”
Synonyms: debatable, contentious
Antonyms: uncontroversial
Example: “I feel uncomfortable here.”
Synonyms: uneasy
Antonyms: comfortable
Example: “Some refactoring was inevitable as the product scaled.”
/ɪnˈskruːtəbəl/
Example: “His expression was inscrutable.”
Synonyms: cryptic, incomprehensible, inexplicable
/ˈvælɪdeɪt/
Example: “We need to validate the results.”
Synonyms: corroborate, formalize
Antonyms: void, vitiate, nullify
/ˈbæləns/
Example: “Work-life balance is important.”
Synonyms: poise, equilibrium, correspondence
Antonyms: instability, imbalance, asymmetry
/ˈhelθi/
Example: “Vegetables are healthy.”
Synonyms: good, sensible, sanguine
Antonyms: unhealthy, unfit
/ˈkʌmftərbəl/
Example: “These shoes are comfortable.”
Synonyms: rich, sufficient, easy
Antonyms: uncomfortable
Advertisement · Sunny Academy
Answer a question using what you just learned and receive a suggested correction.
Answer spoken questions and get feedback on your English speech.
