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Synomyms Antomyms
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Big (s) | large, huge, giant, enormous, massive |
| Small (s) | little, tiny, petite, mini, slight |
| Fast (a) | slow, sluggish, lazy, delayed, gradual |
| Happy (s) | glad, joyful, cheerful, pleased, delighted |
| Sad (s) | unhappy, gloomy, upset, miserable, down |
| Hot (a) | cold, cool, icy, chilly, frosty |
| Cold (s) | chilly, icy, freezing, frosty, frigid |
| Easy (a) | hard, tough, difficult, tricky, challenging |
| Hard (s) | tough, difficult, tricky, strong, solid |
| Loud (a) | quiet, silent, hushed, still, soft |
| Quiet (s) | silent, calm, hushed, peaceful, still |
| Up (a) | down, low, below, under, beneath |
| Down (s) | lower, beneath, below, bottom, under |
| Old (a) | new, young, fresh, modern, recent |
| New (s) | fresh, modern, recent, young, latest |
| Open (a) | closed, shut, sealed, locked, blocked |
| Close (s) | shut, seal, fasten, block, lock |
| Near (a) | far, distant, remote, away, yonder |
| Far (s) | distant, remote, away, yonder, outlying |
| Begin (a) | end, stop, finish, close, complete |
| End (s) | stop, finish, close, final, conclusion |
| Right (a) | wrong, false, incorrect, mistaken, untrue |
| Wrong (s) | false, incorrect, mistaken, faulty, untrue |
| Good (a) | bad, poor, evil, awful, terrible |
| Bad (s) | awful, terrible, poor, wrong, evil |
| The government voted to abolish the unfair law so it would no longer exist. | end, eliminate, cancel, outlaw, terminate |
| The elephant looked big compared to the small mouse standing next to it. | large, huge, enormous, massive, giant |
| The police were able to capture the thief before he ran away. | seize, grab, catch, trap, snatch |
| Trevor decided to decline the invitation because he was too busy. | refuse, reject, turn down, deny, oppose |
| Abby was so eager to open her birthday gifts that she could hardly wait. | excited, enthusiastic, ready, keen, willing |
| The lion looked fierce as it roared loudly at the other animals. | wild, strong, savage, powerful, ferocious |
| Hunter began to grumble about the long homework assignment, muttering under his breath. | complain, whine, moan, gripe, mutter |
| Although she won the award, Gloria stayed humble and didn’t brag about it. | modest, respectful, gentle, simple, unassuming |
| The candles helped illuminate the dark room so everyone could see. | brighten, light, shine, radiate, glow |
| Annabeth felt jealous when she saw her friend playing with someone else. | envious, resentful, covetous, bitter, green-eyed |
| Wesley has a keen sense of hearing; he can notice even the smallest sounds. | sharp, alert, quick, perceptive, smart |
| DJ liked to linger at the playground even after the bell rang. | stay, remain, wait, dawdle, loiter |
| The students looked in marvel at the amazing fireworks display. | wonder, amazement, awe, astonishment, admiration |
| If you neglect your pet, it won’t get the care it needs to stay healthy. | ignore, disregard, abandon, overlook, desert |
| It was obvious that Cierra was upset because she was crying loudly. | clear, plain, evident, noticeable, apparent |
| Jaxson thought it was peculiar to see a cat riding on top of a dog. | strange, odd, unusual, weird, bizarre |
| The two brothers had a quarrel over who would play the video game first. | argument, fight, dispute, clash, conflict |
| It is rare to see a rainbow at night because it requires sunlight. | unusual, uncommon, extraordinary, exceptional, special |
| When the wind blew, it caused the leaves to scatter across the yard. | spread, disperse, separate, strew, disband |
| Plants will thrive if they are given enough sunlight and water. | grow, flourish, succeed, prosper, bloom |
| Brooklyn has a unique style of drawing that no one else in the class can copy. | special, one-of-a-kind, different, unusual, rare |
| From the top of the mountain, we could see the vast desert stretching for miles. | huge, enormous, immense, wide, expansive |
| Mekhi liked to wander through the forest, exploring new paths without a plan. | roam, stroll, drift, meander, stray |
| The tired dog decided to yield and let the puppy have the bone. | give in, surrender, submit, allow, concede |
| Catherine couldn’t help but admire the beautiful painting in the art gallery. | respect, appreciate, value, honor, adore |
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