SYNONYMS Part =2

Antique - very old and valuable due to its age and historical significance.

Ancient- extremely old, often referring to things from thousands of years ago.

Unworn- brand new and never used or worn.

Contemporary - modern and belonging to the same time period.

Recent- happening not long ago or in the near past.

Setback- an obstacle that hinders progress or success.

Defeat- the act of being beaten or losing in a competition, battle, or conflict.

Progression- the process of advancing or moving forward.

Breakthrough- a significant and sudden advance or discovery.

Stress- mental or emotional strain or tension.

Dignified- having a calm and composed manner.

Distinguished- recognized and respected for excellence or achievement.

Mirrored - similar or duplicate.

Dramatic - relating to or characteristic of drama.

Mediocre- of only moderate quality; neither good nor bad.

Clear- easily understood or seen.

Obvious - easily perceived or understood.

Murky- dark and dirty or difficult to see through.

Ambiguous- having more than one possible interpretation; unclear.

Opaque- not transparent; difficult to understand or see.

Decisive - able to make quick and effective decisions.

Determined- a having commitment to achieving goals. strong

Flexible - adaptable and open to change.

Famous - widely recognized and renowned.

Elevated- positioned at a higher level or rank.

Pessimistic- having a negative outlook or expecting the worst outcome.

Cynical - distrustful of others' motives and often having doubts of their intentions.

Prolific- producing a large quantity of something.

Obese- having an excessive amount of body fat.

Vibrant - full of life, energy, and color.

Energetic - showing enthusiasm or lively activity.

Reactive- tending to respond to stimuli or events.

Faded- having lost color, brightness, or vitality.

Bright - having a strong, clear, or intense appearance.

Pain- physical or emotional discomfort or suffering.

Grief- deep sorrow or sadness, caused by a loss or tragedy.

Pleasure- a feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.

Jollity- a state of being joyful and cheerful.

Content- a state of satisfaction or happiness with what one has.

Wish- a desire or longing for something to happen or be true.

Hope- to have a positive expectation or desire for a future outcome.

Caution- attention careful or mindfulness to potential dangers or risks.

Realism- the attitude or practice of accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it.

Cynicism- a skeptical or distrustful attitude toward the motives or sincerity of others.

Mystery- understood or known. something not

Secrec- keeping information hidden or not disclosing it.

Crisis- a crucial and difficult situation or turning point.

Complication- a complex factor making a situation harder to understand.