ANTONYMS (Part-IX)

Dim- not bright or easy to see

Hunched- to bend your back and shoulders forward into a round shape

Homespun- simple and unsophisticated

Simple- easy to understand, do or use;

Aggravate- to make something worse or more serious

Moderate- neither too much nor too little of something

Observe- notice or perceive something and register it as being significant.

Decrease- to become or to make something smaller or less

Gentleness- the quality of being calm, kind, or soft

Ferocity- cruel and aggressive behaviour

Cruelty- the quality or state of being cruel

Sensuality- the expression or suggestion of physical, especially sexual, pleasure or satisfaction

Biased- preferring one group of people to another

Intellectual- connected with a person's ability to think in a logical way and to understand things

Objective- something that you are trying to achieve

Pious- having or showing a deep belief in religion

Improbability- the fact of not being likely to be true or to happen

Serenity- the quality of being peaceful and calm

Integrity- the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

Accuracy- the fact of being exact or correct

Discourage- to stop somebody doing something

Cultivate- to prepare and use land for growing plants for food or to sell

Grow- to increase in size or number;

Work- to do something which needs physical or mental effort

Exceptional- not like most others of the same type

Standard- that people generally accept as normal and correct

Temporal- connected with the real physical, material world and not to spiritual matters

Customary- according to or depending on custom, usual

Aggravate- to make something worse or more serious

Soothe- to make somebody calmer or less upset

Ameliorate- to make something better

Destroy- to damage something so badly that it can no longer be used

Surrender- to give something that is yours to somebody else

Inundate- to give or send somebody so many things that he/she cannot deal with them all

Storm- to enter or leave somewhere in a very angry and noisy way

Invade- to enter a country with an army in order to attack and take control of it

Delicate- easy to damage or break

Dragging- to pull somebody/something along with difficulty

Tiny- very small

Drab- not interesting or attractive