Grade 1 Word List
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Meaning:A continuous or prolonged dull pain.
Pronunciation:/eɪk/
Synonym:Pain, soreness
Antonym:Comfort
Sample:After running for hours, she felt a deep ache in her legs.
Meaning:To change something slightly to achieve the desired fit, appearance, or result.
Pronunciation:/əˈdʒʌst/
Synonym:Modify, adapt
Antonym:Ignore
Sample:You need to adjust the seat before you start driving.
Meaning:Reasonably priced; not too expensive.
Pronunciation:/əˈfɔːrdəbl/
Synonym:Inexpensive, economical
Antonym:Expensive
Sample:They found an affordable apartment near their workplace.
Meaning:A warning sound or signal indicating danger or a problem.
Pronunciation:/əˈlɑːrm/
Synonym:Warning, alert
Antonym:Calm
Sample:The fire alarm went off during the night, waking everyone up.
Meaning:Without others; isolated or solitary.
Pronunciation:/əˈloʊn/
Synonym:Solo, solitary
Antonym:Together
Sample:He felt alone in the new city without any friends.
Meaning:To express regret for a fault or mistake.
Pronunciation:/əˈpɑːlədʒaɪz/
Synonym:Say sorry, regret
Antonym:Blame
Sample:She apologized for arriving late to the meeting.
Meaning:A natural desire to satisfy a bodily need, especially for food.
Pronunciation:/ˈæpɪtaɪt/
Synonym:Hunger, craving
Antonym:Disgust
Sample:After playing soccer, his appetite was enormous.
Meaning:The act of clapping hands to show approval or appreciation.
Pronunciation:/əˈplɔːz/
Synonym:Clapping, acclaim
Antonym:Booing
Sample:The audience gave loud applause after the performance.
Meaning:Having a natural creative skill or appreciation for art.
Pronunciation:/ɑːrˈtɪstɪk/
Synonym:Creative, imaginative
Antonym:Uncreative
Sample:She is very artistic and enjoys painting landscapes.
Meaning:The feeling or mood of a place or situation; the layer of gases around the Earth.
Pronunciation:/ˈætməsfɪər/
Synonym:Ambiance, environment
Antonym:Vacuum (for air)
Sample:The restaurant had a cozy atmosphere perfect for dinner.
Meaning:To fasten, join, or connect something.
Pronunciation:/əˈtætʃ/
Synonym:Connect, fasten
Antonym:Detach
Sample:Please attach the file to your email before sending it.
Meaning:Shy or easily embarrassed.
Pronunciation:/ˈbæʃfl/
Synonym:Shy, timid
Antonym:Bold
Sample:The bashful child hid behind his mother when meeting new people.
Meaning:A container made of woven material, used for carrying or holding things.
Pronunciation:/ˈbæskɪt/
Synonym:Container, hamper
Antonym:N/A
Sample:She carried a basket full of fresh fruit from the market.
Meaning:A quantity or group of things made or dealt with at one time.
Pronunciation:/bætʃ/
Synonym:Group, lot
Antonym:Single item
Sample:The baker made a batch of cookies for the party.
Meaning:To act in a particular way, especially to follow rules or social expectations.
Pronunciation:/bɪˈheɪv/
Synonym:Act, conduct oneself
Antonym:Misbehave
Sample:Children are expected to behave politely in school.
Meaning:To be the property of someone; to be in the right place or group.
Pronunciation:/bɪˈlɔːŋ/
Synonym:Fit, be part of
Antonym:Disassociate
Sample:These books belong to the library.
Meaning:To flex or curve something.
Pronunciation:/bɛnd/
Synonym:Curve, flex
Antonym:Straighten
Sample:Be careful not to bend the wire too much.
Meaning:To close and open eyes quickly.
Pronunciation:/blɪŋk/
Synonym:Wink, flutter
Antonym:Stare
Sample:She had to blink several times to clear her vision.
Meaning:To become red in the face due to embarrassment or shyness.
Pronunciation:/blʌʃ/
Synonym:Flush, redden
Antonym:Pale
Sample:He began to blush when complimented.
Meaning:A metal pin or bar used to fasten things together; to run away suddenly.
Pronunciation:/boʊlt/
Synonym:Fastener; dash
Antonym:Stay
Sample:She locked the door with a bolt before going to bed.
Meaning:Plural of bolt; multiple fasteners or sudden dashes.
Pronunciation:/boʊlts/
Synonym:Fasteners; sprints
Antonym:Remain
Sample:The furniture was secured with several bolts.
Meaning:To take something temporarily with the intention of returning it.
Pronunciation:/ˈbɒrəʊ/
Synonym:Loan, take
Antonym:Lend
Sample:Can I borrow your pen for a moment?
Meaning:A collection of things tied or wrapped together.
Pronunciation:/ˈbʌndl/
Synonym:Package, bunch
Antonym:Single item
Sample:She carried a bundle of clothes to donate.
Meaning:A small wooden house, often in a rural or forested area.
Pronunciation:/ˈkæbɪn/
Synonym:Cottage, hut
Antonym:Mansion
Sample:They rented a cozy cabin in the mountains for their vacation.
Caterpillar
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Meaning:The larval stage of a butterfly or moth, usually worm-like and hairy.
Pronunciation:/ˈkætərˌpɪlər/
Synonym:Larva
Antonym:Butterfly (adult stage)
Sample:The caterpillar slowly crawled along the leaf.
Meaning:Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes.
Pronunciation:/ˈkɔːʃən/
Synonym:Care, warning
Antonym:Recklessness
Sample:Please proceed with caution on the icy road.
Meaning:A natural underground hollow or chamber.
Pronunciation:/keɪv/
Synonym:Grotto, cavern
Antonym:Mountain top
Sample:The hikers explored a dark cave in the forest.
Meaning:To observe or honor an event with festivities.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɛləˌbreɪt/
Synonym:Commemorate, observe
Antonym:Mourn
Sample:We will celebrate your birthday with a party.
Meaning:A mythological creature with the upper body of a human and lower body of a horse.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɛntɔːr/
Synonym:Mythical creature
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The centaur is a famous figure in Greek mythology.
Meaning:A person who has won first place in a competition.
Pronunciation:/ˈtʃæmpiən/
Synonym:Winner, victor
Antonym:Loser
Sample:She became the champion of the tennis tournament.
Meaning:To talk in an informal way.
Pronunciation:/tʃæt/
Synonym:Talk, converse
Antonym:Silence
Sample:We had a nice chat over coffee.
Meaning:To act dishonestly or unfairly to gain an advantage.
Pronunciation:/tʃiːt/
Synonym:Deceive, trick
Antonym:Fair play
Sample:He was caught trying to cheat on the test.
Meaning:A vertical structure that provides ventilation for smoke or gases.
Pronunciation:/ˈtʃɪmni/
Synonym:Flue, stack
Antonym:N/A
Sample:Smoke rose from the chimney of the cozy cabin.
Meaning:An instrument for determining direction by means of a magnetic needle.
Pronunciation:/ˈkʌmpəs/
Synonym:Navigational tool
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The explorer used a compass to find his way through the jungle.
Meaning:To express dissatisfaction or annoyance.
Pronunciation:/kəmˈpleɪn/
Synonym:Grumble, protest
Antonym:Praise
Sample:She began to complain about the cold weather.
Meaning:A person who directs a musical performance; also someone who collects fares on a train.
Pronunciation:/kənˈdʌktər/
Synonym:Director, overseer
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The conductor raised his baton to start the orchestra.
Meaning:To build or put together.
Pronunciation:/kənˈstrʌkt/
Synonym:Build, assemble
Antonym:Destroy
Sample:Workers will construct a new bridge downtown.
Meaning:Clothing worn to represent a character or theme.
Pronunciation:/ˈkɒstjuːm/
Synonym:Outfit, disguise
Antonym:Plain clothes
Sample:She wore a princess costume for the Halloween party.
Meaning:Comfortable and warm.
Pronunciation:/ˈkoʊzi/
Synonym:Comfortable, snug
Antonym:Uncomfortable
Sample:The cabin had a cozy fireplace.
Meaning:Easily annoyed or bad-tempered.
Pronunciation:/ˈkræŋki/
Synonym:Irritable, grouchy
Antonym:Cheerful
Sample:He was cranky because he hadn’t slept well.
Meaning:To hit something with force; a loud noise from a collision.
Pronunciation:/kræʃ/
Synonym:Smash, collide
Antonym:Avoid
Sample:The car crash caused a huge traffic jam.
Meaning:To make a long, high sound when something moves or is used.
Pronunciation:/kriːk/
Synonym:Squeak, groan
Antonym:Silence
Sample:The old wooden floor creaked as he walked.
Meaning:To make a deep, hoarse sound, like a frog or a raven.
Pronunciation:/kroʊk/
Synonym:Ribbit (for frogs), caw (for crows)
Antonym:Silence
Sample:At night, the frogs would croak loudly near the pond.
Meaning:Full of people or things.
Pronunciation:/ˈkraʊdɪd/
Synonym:Packed, busy
Antonym:Empty
Sample:The subway was crowded during rush hour.
Meaning:A signal for action or speech.
Pronunciation:/kjuː/
Synonym:Signal, prompt
Antonym:Silence
Sample:The actor waited for his cue to enter the stage.
Meaning:Having a smoothly bending shape.
Pronunciation:/kɜːrvd/
Synonym:Arched, bent
Antonym:Straight
Sample:The path followed a curved line through the garden.
Meaning:Happening every day.
Pronunciation:/ˈdeɪli/
Synonym:Everyday, routine
Antonym:Rare
Sample:She reads the newspaper daily.
Meaning:Delicately small and pretty.
Pronunciation:/ˈdeɪnti/
Synonym:Delicate, petite
Antonym:Clumsy
Sample:She wore a dainty necklace made of pearls.
Meaning:To move suddenly and quickly.
Pronunciation:/dɑːrt/
Synonym:Dash, sprint
Antonym:Stroll
Sample:The cat darted across the room chasing a mouse.
Meaning:To make something look attractive by adding ornaments.
Pronunciation:/ˈdekəreɪt/
Synonym:Adorn, embellish
Antonym:Strip
Sample:They decorated the hall for the party.
Meaning:Greatly pleased or happy.
Pronunciation:/dɪˈlaɪtɪd/
Synonym:Joyful, thrilled
Antonym:Disappointed
Sample:She was delighted with her birthday gift.
Meaning:Refused to admit or accept.
Pronunciation:/dɪˈnaɪd/
Synonym:Refused, rejected
Antonym:Accepted
Sample:He denied the accusation of stealing.
Meaning:To have earned something because of one's actions.
Pronunciation:/dɪˈzɜːrv/
Synonym:Merit, earn
Antonym:Forfeit
Sample:She deserves a reward for her hard work.
Meaning:To separate into parts or groups.
Pronunciation:/dɪˈvaɪd/
Synonym:Split, separate
Antonym:Unite
Sample:Please divide the cake into equal pieces.
Meaning:To avoid by moving quickly.
Pronunciation:/dɒdʒ/
Synonym:Evade, avoid
Antonym:Confront
Sample:He dodged the ball just in time.
Meaning:Completely wet.
Pronunciation:/drɛnʧt/
Synonym:Soaked, saturated
Antonym:Dry
Sample:She was drenched after walking through the rain.
Meaning:Feeling sleepy or lethargic.
Pronunciation:/ˈdraʊzi/
Synonym:Sleepy, sluggish
Antonym:Alert
Sample:The warm sun made him feel drowsy.
Meaning:Very large in size or amount.
Pronunciation:/ɪˈnɔːrməs/
Synonym:Huge, gigantic
Antonym:Tiny
Sample:They saw an enormous whale in the ocean.
Meaning:The same in quantity, size, or value.
Pronunciation:/ˈiːkwəl/
Synonym:Equivalent, identical
Antonym:Unequal
Sample:The two teams are equal in strength.
Meaning:To cry out suddenly, especially in surprise or excitement.
Pronunciation:/ɪkˈskleɪm/
Synonym:Shout, yell
Antonym:Whisper
Sample:She exclaimed when she won the prize.
Meaning:Extremely tired.
Pronunciation:/ɪgˈzɔːstɪd/
Synonym:Tired, fatigued
Antonym:Energetic
Sample:After the hike, he was completely exhausted.
Meaning:Costing a lot of money.
Pronunciation:/ɪkˈspɛnsɪv/
Synonym:Costly, pricey
Antonym:Cheap
Sample:That watch is very expensive.
Meaning:Elaborate or decorative; also to feel desire or liking.
Pronunciation:/ˈfænsi/
Synonym:Ornate, like
Antonym:Simple, dislike
Sample:She wore a fancy dress to the dance.
Meaning:To attach or fix firmly.
Pronunciation:/ˈfæsən/
Synonym:Secure, attach
Antonym:Loosen
Sample:Please fasten your seatbelt before the flight.
Meaning:Very dirty.
Pronunciation:/ˈfɪlθi/
Synonym:Dirty, grimy
Antonym:Clean
Sample:His clothes were filthy after playing outside.
Meaning:Having a level surface; without curves or bumps.
Pronunciation:/flæt/
Synonym:Level, even
Antonym:Uneven
Sample:The road was flat and easy to walk on.
Meaning:To run away from danger.
Pronunciation:/fliː/
Synonym:Escape, run away
Antonym:Stay
Sample:They had to flee during the fire alarm.
Meaning:Thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground.
Pronunciation:/fɒg/
Synonym:Mist, haze
Antonym:Clear
Sample:The morning fog made it hard to see the road.
Meaning:A mark or impression left by a foot.
Pronunciation:/ˈfʊtprɪnt/
Synonym:Track, mark
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The footprints in the sand showed where they walked.
Meaning:A large area covered chiefly with trees.
Pronunciation:/ˈfɒrɪst/
Synonym:Woods, jungle
Antonym:Desert
Sample:We went for a hike in the forest.
Meaning:Very cold; below the freezing point of water.
Pronunciation:/ˈfriːzɪŋ/
Synonym:Icy, frigid
Antonym:Hot
Sample:It was freezing outside, so we wore heavy coats.
Meaning:To bring together or collect.
Pronunciation:/ˈɡæðər/
Synonym:Collect, assemble
Antonym:Scatter
Sample:They gathered flowers from the garden.
Meaning:Very large or huge; also a mythical enormous creature.
Pronunciation:/ˈdʒaɪənt/
Synonym:Huge, enormous
Antonym:Small
Sample:The giant tree towered above the others.
Meaning:Feeling happy or pleased.
Pronunciation:/ɡlæd/
Synonym:Happy, pleased
Antonym:Sad
Sample:I’m glad you came to the party.
Meaning:Shining brightly.
Pronunciation:/ˈɡliːmɪŋ/
Synonym:Shining, sparkling
Antonym:Dull
Sample:The diamond was gleaming in the sunlight.
Meaning:Looking or feeling sad or gloomy.
Pronunciation:/ɡlʌm/
Synonym:Sad, gloomy
Antonym:Cheerful
Sample:He looked glum after hearing the bad news.
Meaning:To take or seize suddenly.
Pronunciation:/ɡræb/
Synonym:Seize, snatch
Antonym:Release
Sample:She grabbed her coat and left quickly.
Meaning:Feeling thankful.
Pronunciation:/ˈɡreɪtfəl/
Synonym:Thankful, appreciative
Antonym:Ungrateful
Sample:I am grateful for your help.
Meaning:To smile broadly.
Pronunciation:/ɡrɪn/
Synonym:Smile, beam
Antonym:Frown
Sample:He grinned when he saw the surprise.
Meaning:To hold tightly.
Pronunciation:/ɡrɪp/
Synonym:Hold, grasp
Antonym:Release
Sample:She had a firm grip on the rope.
Meaning:A low, inarticulate sound of pain or disapproval.
Pronunciation:/ɡroʊn/
Synonym:Moan, sigh
Antonym:Cheer
Sample:He groaned when he heard the bad news.
Meaning:To emerge from an egg.
Pronunciation:/hætʃ/
Synonym:Emerge, break out
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The chicks will hatch in two days.
Meaning:A large pile of things.
Pronunciation:/hiːp/
Synonym:Pile, mound
Antonym:Few
Sample:There was a heap of clothes on the floor.
Meaning:To put or keep out of sight.
Pronunciation:/haɪd/
Synonym:Conceal, cover
Antonym:Reveal
Sample:The children hide during the game of hide-and-seek.
Meaning:An activity done regularly for pleasure.
Pronunciation:/ˈhɒbi/
Synonym:Pastime, interest
Antonym:Work
Sample:Her hobby is painting landscapes.
Meaning:Truthful and sincere.
Pronunciation:/ˈɒnɪst/
Synonym:Truthful, sincere
Antonym:Dishonest
Sample:He is an honest person who always tells the truth.
Meaning:A long, loud, doleful cry, as of a dog or wolf.
Pronunciation:/haʊl/
Synonym:Yowl, wail
Antonym:Whisper
Sample:The wolf began to howl at the full moon.
Illustrator
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Meaning:An artist who creates pictures for books or magazines.
Pronunciation:/ˈɪləstreɪtər/
Synonym:Artist, drawer
Antonym:N/A
Sample:The illustrator drew beautiful images for the children’s book.
Meaning:Physical harm or damage.
Pronunciation:/ˈɪndʒəri/
Synonym:Wound, hurt
Antonym:Health
Sample:He suffered a serious injury during the game.
Meaning:Feeling unhappy because someone else has something you want.
Pronunciation:/ˈdʒɛləs/
Synonym:Envious, resentful
Antonym:Content
Sample:She was jealous of her friend’s new bike.
Meaning:A round handle or control switch.
Pronunciation:/nɒb/
Synonym:Handle, dial
Antonym:N/A
Sample:Turn the knob to open the door.
Meaning:Full of life and energy.
Pronunciation:/ˈlaɪvli/
Synonym:Energetic, active
Antonym:Dull
Sample:The party was lively and full of music.
Meaning:To make less tight.
Pronunciation:/ˈluːsən/
Synonym:Untighten, relax
Antonym:Tighten
Sample:Please loosen your tie if you feel uncomfortable.
Meaning:A covering for the face worn for disguise or protection.
Pronunciation:/mɑːsk/
Synonym:Disguise, shield
Antonym:Uncover
Sample:The dancer wore a colorful mask at the carnival.
Meaning:Filled or covered with mist.
Pronunciation:/ˈmɪsti/
Synonym:Foggy, hazy
Antonym:Clear
Sample:The misty morning made the hills look mysterious.
Meaning:Relating to the present or recent times.
Pronunciation:/ˈmɒdərn/
Synonym:Contemporary, current
Antonym:Old-fashioned
Sample:They live in a modern house with smart technology.
Meaning:A large natural elevation of the earth’s surface.
Pronunciation:/ˈmaʊntən/
Synonym:Peak, hill
Antonym:Valley
Sample:They went hiking in the mountain last weekend.
Meaning:Having a small width.
Pronunciation:/ˈnærəʊ/
Synonym:Thin, tight
Antonym:Wide
Sample:The narrow path was difficult to walk on.
Meaning:To follow rules or instructions.
Pronunciation:/əˈbeɪ/
Synonym:Follow, comply
Antonym:Disobey
Sample:Children should obey their parents.
Meaning:Physical suffering or discomfort.
Pronunciation:/peɪn/
Synonym:Ache, hurt
Antonym:Comfort
Sample:He felt pain in his arm after the accident.
Meaning:A person who is traveling in a vehicle but not driving.
Pronunciation:/ˈpæsɪndʒər/
Synonym:Rider, traveler
Antonym:Driver
Sample:The bus was full of passengers.
Meaning:A repeated decorative design.
Pronunciation:/ˈpætərn/
Synonym:Design, motif
Antonym:Randomness
Sample:The curtains had a floral pattern.
Meaning:An animal or insect that is harmful or annoying.
Pronunciation:/pɛst/
Synonym:Nuisance, vermin
Antonym:Beneficial creature
Sample:Mosquitoes are considered pests in the summer.
Meaning:To make smooth and shiny by rubbing.
Pronunciation:/ˈpɒlɪʃ/
Synonym:Shine, buff
Antonym:Tarnish
Sample:She polished her shoes before the interview.
Meaning:To act as if something is true when it is not.
Pronunciation:/prɪˈtɛnd/
Synonym:Act, simulate
Antonym:Be real
Sample:The children pretended to be pirates during the game.
Meaning:A declaration that one will do something.
Pronunciation:/ˈprɒmɪs/
Synonym:Pledge, vow
Antonym:Break
Sample:She promised to help with the project.
Meaning:Happening very quickly.
Pronunciation:/ˈræpɪd/
Synonym:Fast, quick
Antonym:Slow
Sample:The rapid river flowed down the mountain.
Meaning:To take something away.
Pronunciation:/rɪˈmuːv/
Synonym:Take away, eliminate
Antonym:Add
Sample:Please remove your shoes before entering.
Meaning:To say or do something again.
Pronunciation:/rɪˈpiːt/
Synonym:Reiterate, redo
Antonym:Stop
Sample:The teacher asked the student to repeat the answer.
Meaning:To save from danger or harm.
Pronunciation:/ˈrɛskjuː/
Synonym:Save, save from danger
Antonym:Endanger
Sample:Firefighters rescued the family from the burning house.
Meaning:To start again.
Pronunciation:/ˌriːˈstɑːrt/
Synonym:Begin again, reboot
Antonym:Stop
Sample:You can restart the computer if it freezes.
Meaning:To go back to a place.
Pronunciation:/rɪˈtɜːrn/
Synonym:Come back, go back
Antonym:Leave
Sample:He will return from his trip tomorrow.
Meaning:Fully grown and ready to be eaten.
Pronunciation:/raɪp/
Synonym:Mature, ready
Antonym:Unripe
Sample:The bananas are ripe and sweet.
Meaning:To move upward.
Pronunciation:/raɪz/
Synonym:Ascend, lift
Antonym:Fall
Sample:The sun will rise at 6 a.m. tomorrow.
Meaning:A loud, deep sound, especially made by a lion.
Pronunciation:/rɔːr/
Synonym:Thunder, bellow
Antonym:Whisper
Sample:The lion’s roar echoed through the jungle.
Meaning:Having an uneven or irregular surface.
Pronunciation:/rʌf/
Synonym:Uneven, coarse
Antonym:Smooth
Sample:The road was rough and full of potholes.
Meaning:Covered with rust; old and neglected.
Pronunciation:/ˈrʌsti/
Synonym:Corroded, oxidized
Antonym:Polished
Sample:The rusty bike was left outside for years.
Meaning:To reprimand or criticize angrily.
Pronunciation:/skoʊld/
Synonym:Reprimand, rebuke
Antonym:Praise
Sample:The teacher scolded the students for being late.
Meaning:To rub the skin with fingernails usually because it itches.
Pronunciation:/skræʧ/
Synonym:Scrape, rub
Antonym:Soothe
Sample:He scratched his arm after the mosquito bite.
Meaning:The small part from which a plant grows.
Pronunciation:/siːd/
Synonym:Kernel, grain
Antonym:Fruit (in some contexts)
Sample:Plant the seed in the soil and water it daily.
Meaning:Concerned only with oneself.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɛlfɪʃ/
Synonym:Greedy, self-centered
Antonym:Generous
Sample:It’s selfish to not share your toys.
Meaning:Grave or solemn in nature; important.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɪriəs/
Synonym:Solemn, earnest
Antonym:Silly
Sample:The doctor gave a serious warning about smoking.
Meaning:A hard outer covering of certain animals or objects.
Pronunciation:/ʃɛl/
Synonym:Husk, casing
Antonym:Core (in some contexts)
Sample:The turtle retreated into its shell.
Shovel (Verb)
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Meaning:To move with a shovel.
Pronunciation:/ˈʃʌvl/
Synonym:Scoop, dig
Antonym:N/A
Sample:He shoveled snow from the driveway.
Meaning:A high-pitched, piercing scream.
Pronunciation:/ʃriːk/
Synonym:Scream, screech
Antonym:Whisper
Sample:She shrieked when she saw the spider.
Meaning:A brother or sister.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɪblɪŋ/
Synonym:Brother, sister
Antonym:N/A
Sample:I have two siblings, a brother and a sister.
Meaning:Without sound; quiet.
Pronunciation:/ˈsaɪlənt/
Synonym:Quiet, mute
Antonym:Noisy
Sample:The room was silent during the lecture.
Meaning:Easy to understand or do.
Pronunciation:/ˈsɪmpl/
Synonym:Easy, straightforward
Antonym:Complex
Sample:The instructions were simple and clear.
Meaning:Difficult to hold or stand on because it is smooth or wet.
Pronunciation:/ˈslɪpəri/
Synonym:Slick, smooth
Antonym:Rough
Sample:Be careful, the floor is slippery after mopping.
Meaning:Clever in a secretive or deceitful way.
Pronunciation:/slaɪ/
Synonym:Cunning, crafty
Antonym:Honest
Sample:The sly fox sneaked into the henhouse.
Meaning:Doing things in a secretive or dishonest way.
Pronunciation:/ˈsniːki/
Synonym:Secretive, sly
Antonym:Open
Sample:He was sneaky when taking the last cookie.
Meaning:To cry noisily.
Pronunciation:/sɒb/
Synonym:Weep, cry
Antonym:Laugh
Sample:She began to sob after hearing the sad news.
Meaning:A winding and continuous curve that circles around a center.
Pronunciation:/ˈspaɪrəl/
Synonym:Coil, helix
Antonym:Straight
Sample:The staircase had a spiral design.
Meaning:Magnificent or very impressive.
Pronunciation:/ˈsplɛndɪd/
Synonym:Wonderful, excellent
Antonym:Poor
Sample:The view from the mountain was splendid.
Meaning:To scatter drops or small particles over something.
Pronunciation:/ˈsprɪŋkl/
Synonym:Scatter, sprinkle
Antonym:Collect
Sample:She sprinkled sugar over the cake.
Meaning:To wriggle or twist the body from discomfort.
Pronunciation:/skwɜːrm/
Synonym:Wriggle, fidget
Antonym:Still
Sample:The child began to squirm when restless.
Meaning:To cause a sudden shock or surprise.
Pronunciation:/ˈstɑːrtəl/
Synonym:Surprise, frighten
Antonym:Calm
Sample:The loud noise startled the birds.
Meaning:Rising or falling sharply.
Pronunciation:/stiːp/
Synonym:Sharp, precipitous
Antonym:Gentle
Sample:They climbed the steep hill carefully.
Meaning:Having strong winds and heavy rain.
Pronunciation:/ˈstɔːrmi/
Synonym:Tempestuous, turbulent
Antonym:Calm
Sample:It was a stormy night with thunder and lightning.
Meaning:Marked with stripes or bands.
Pronunciation:/straɪpt/
Synonym:Banded, streaked
Antonym:Solid
Sample:The zebra is known for its striped coat.
Meaning:To be all around something.
Pronunciation:/səˈraʊnd/
Synonym:Enclose, encircle
Antonym:Expose
Sample:Trees surround the lake on all sides.
Meaning:To change from one thing to another.
Pronunciation:/swɪʧ/
Synonym:Change, shift
Antonym:Keep
Sample:Please switch off the lights when you leave.
Meaning:Extremely scared.
Pronunciation:/ˈtɛrəˌfaɪd/
Synonym:Frightened, terrified
Antonym:Brave
Sample:She was terrified during the thunderstorm.
Meaning:Having a large distance between two opposite sides.
Pronunciation:/θɪk/
Synonym:Dense, heavy
Antonym:Thin
Sample:The book had thick pages.
Meaning:The loud noise following lightning.
Pronunciation:/ˈθʌndər/
Synonym:Boom, rumble
Antonym:Silence
Sample:The thunder scared the dog.
Meaning:A piece of paper or card giving the holder a right to enter or travel.
Pronunciation:/ˈtɪkɪt/
Synonym:Pass, permit
Antonym:N/A
Sample:I bought a ticket for the concert.
Meaning:Showing a lack of courage or confidence.
Pronunciation:/ˈtɪmɪd/
Synonym:Shy, fearful
Antonym:Bold
Sample:The timid child was afraid to speak in public.
Transportation
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Meaning:The action of moving people or goods from one place to another.
Pronunciation:/ˌtrænspərˈteɪʃən/
Synonym:Transit, travel
Antonym:Stay
Sample:Buses are a common form of transportation in the city.
Meaning:To go from one place to another.
Pronunciation:/ˈtrævəl/
Synonym:Journey, go
Antonym:Stay
Sample:They love to travel during summer vacations.
Meaning:To believe in the reliability or truth of someone or something.
Pronunciation:/trʌst/
Synonym:Believe, rely on
Antonym:Doubt
Sample:You can trust her to keep a secret.
Meaning:Feeling unhappy or worried.
Pronunciation:/ʌpˈsɛt/
Synonym:Distressed, unhappy
Antonym:Happy
Sample:He was upset when he lost his keys.
Meaning:A wild plant growing where it is not wanted.
Pronunciation:/wiːd/
Synonym:Unwanted plant
Antonym:Cultivated plant
Sample:She pulled the weeds from the garden.
Meaning:To make a low, weak crying sound.
Pronunciation:/ˈwɪmpər/
Synonym:Whine, cry softly
Antonym:Shout
Sample:The puppy began to whimper when left alone.
Meaning:To turn or spin rapidly.
Pronunciation:/wɜːrl/
Synonym:Spin, twirl
Antonym:Still
Sample:Leaves whirl in the wind during autumn.
Meaning:Evil or morally wrong.
Pronunciation:/ˈwɪkɪd/
Synonym:Evil, bad
Antonym:Good
Sample:The wicked witch cast a spell.
Meaning:To pull something suddenly and forcefully.
Pronunciation:/jæŋk/
Synonym:Tug, pull
Antonym:Push
Sample:He yanked the door open quickly.
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