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Adverbe
Exemple: “Put the bag over there.”
Synonymes: in that place
Antonymes: here
Adjectif
Exemple: “There are myriad ways to learn English.”
Synonymes: countless, many
Antonymes: few
Verbe
Exemple: “Bad communication can alienate customers.”
Synonymes: isolate, distance
Antonymes: include
Nom
Exemple: “The immigrant found a new job.”
Synonymes: newcomer, migrant
Antonymes: native
Exemple: “The collector bought an old stamp.”
Synonymes: gatherer
Antonymes: seller
Exemple: “Immigration rules can change.”
Synonymes: moving to a country
Antonymes: emigration
Exemple: “There was a protest in the city.”
Synonymes: demonstration, objection
Antonymes: support
Exemple: “There is a crowd in the street.”
Synonymes: group, many people
Antonymes: single person
Exemple: “There was an accident on the street.”
Synonymes: crash, incident
Antonymes: safety
Exemple: “There is a bakery near my house.”
Exemple: “We need a large quantity of water.”
Synonymes: amount
Exemple: “There is a picture on the wall.”
Exemple: “The player faced suspension after the incident.”
Synonymes: pause, temporary ban
Antonymes: continuation, reinstatement
Exemple: “There is little likelihood of rain today.”
Synonymes: chance, probability
Antonymes: impossibility, certainty
Exemple: “There is a clear divergence between the two views.”
Synonymes: difference, separation
Antonymes: convergence, agreement
Exemple: “There was a chip in the cup.”
Synonymes: small piece, fragment
Antonymes: whole
Exemple: “There was tea on the rim of the cup.”
Synonymes: edge, border
Antonymes: center
Exemple: “We were late because of a traffic jam.”
Synonymes: preserve, blockage
Antonymes: clear road
Exemple: “There was a lot of fuss before the guests arrived.”
Synonymes: noise, trouble
Antonymes: calm
Exemple: “There is a gap between the two buildings.”
Synonymes: space, opening
Antonymes: connection, closure
Exemple: “There is a globe in our classroom.”
Synonymes: world model
Antonymes:
Exemple: “There is an error in this sentence.”
Synonymes: mistake
Antonymes: correctness
Exemple: “I get bored when I have nothing to do.”
Synonymes: uninterested, tired of
Antonymes: interested, excited
Exemple: “There was blood on his shirt after the accident.”
Synonymes:
Pronom
Exemple: “That is my friend over there.”
Synonymes: that one
Antonymes: this
Exemple: “I go there once a week.”
Synonymes: one time
Antonymes: twice
Déterminant
Exemple: “There are nine pencils in the box.”
Synonymes: 9
Exemple: “There are many books on the shelf.”
Synonymes: a lot of
Exemple: “There is a white lily in the garden.”
Synonymes: flower
Exemple: “There was a strange incongruity between his words and his tone.”
Synonymes: mismatch, inconsistency
Antonymes: harmony, congruity
Exemple: “There was something deeply unsettling about the silence in the house.”
Synonymes: disturbing, disquieting
Antonymes: comforting, reassuring
Exemple: “He had to pay a fine for parking there.”
Synonymes: penalty, good
Antonymes: bad, reward
Exemple: “The road was closed, thus we had to wait.”
Synonymes: therefore, in this way
Antonymes: however
Exemple: “There is not enough room for everyone here.”
Synonymes: space, area
Antonymes: crowding
Exemple: “Is there a direct bus to the airport?”
Synonymes: straight, immediate
Antonymes: indirect
Exemple: “It was raining, but we went anyway.”
Synonymes: in any case
Antonymes: therefore not
Exemple: “There are seven days in a week.”
Synonymes: 7
Exemple: “We often go there on weekends.”
Synonymes: frequently
Antonymes: rarely
Exemple: “We need to hurry or we’ll be late.”
Synonymes: rush
Antonymes: delay
Exemple: “There are eight apples on the table.”
Synonymes: 8
Exemple: “There was an inexorability to the decline once trust was lost.”
Synonymes: inevitability
Antonymes: avoidability
Exemple: “There was an inexplicable drop in performance overnight.”
Synonymes: mysterious
Antonymes: explainable
Exemple: “There’s something queer about this story.”
Synonymes: odd
Antonymes: normal
Exemple: “Don’t freak out—there’s still time.”
Synonymes: panic
Antonymes: stay calm
Exemple: “There was a flash of lightning.”
Synonymes: burst of light
Exemple: “There is a sharp curve in the road.”
Synonymes: bend
Antonymes: straight line
Exemple: “Can you count from one to ten?”
Synonymes: calculate
Exemple: “There is a great view from this window.”
Synonymes: scene
Exemple: “There was a sudden noise.”
Synonymes: unexpected
Antonymes: expected
Exemple: “There is an insect on the window.”
Synonymes: bug
Exemple: “There is nothing in the box.”
Synonymes: not anything
Antonymes: everything
Exemple: “There are many people here.”
Synonymes: persons
Préposition
Exemple: “There are trees around the house.”
Synonymes: near
Antonymes: far
Exemple: “There is a stain on your shirt.”
Synonymes: mark
Antonymes: clean
Exemple: “There is a stack of papers.”
Synonymes: pile
Antonymes: scatter
Exemple: “There was rapid growth.”
Synonymes: fast
Antonymes: slow
Exemple: “She took a short pause.”
Synonymes: break
Antonymes: continue
Exemple: “There was substantial evidence.”
Synonymes: considerable
Antonymes: minor
Exemple: “There was a conspicuous absence of documentation.”
Exemple: “There was an implicit assumption that prices would rise.”
Exemple: “There was a subtle shift in his tone.”
Synonymes: insidious, delicate, pernicious
/ɪˈkwɪvələnt/
Exemple: “There is no equivalent term in Armenian.”
Synonymes: like, same, equal
Antonymes: unequal, unlike
/ˈkɑːntrəvɝːsi/
Exemple: “The decision caused controversy.”
Synonymes: contention, tilt, argument
/sɪɡˈnɪfɪkənt/
Exemple: “There was significant progress.”
Synonymes: profound, substantial, portentous
Antonymes: insignificant, unimportant, nonsignificant
/kənˈsɪdərəbəl/
Exemple: “There was a considerable delay.”
Synonymes: significant, substantial, extensive
Antonymes: inconsiderable
/rɪsk/
Exemple: “There is a risk of delay.”
Synonymes: peril, chance, adventure
/ˈɑːɡjumənt/
Exemple: “They had an argument about money.”
Synonymes: contention, tilt, contestation
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