SYNONYMS (Part-I)

Robe- a long, loose-fitting piece of clothing.

Mishap- an unfortunate or unlucky accident or event.

Robbery- the act of stealing from someone or some place.

Success- achievement of one's goals or objectives.

Envy- a feeling where one wishes for something that someone else has.

Reap to gather or harvest the fruits of one's labor.

Love- a strong feeling of deep affection and care for another person.

Curse- to call upon a supernatural power to punish or harm someone.

Imitates- to copy something or someone closely.

Admires- to regard someone something with respect and approval. or

Worships- to regard someone or something with great love and devotion.

Hates- to feel a strong dislike or aversion for someone or something.

Extravagance- excessive spending or use of resources. or wasteful

Love- a strong and deep affection or caring for someone or something.

Fortune- a large sum of money, wealth, or assets.

Simplicity- the quality of being easy to understand.

Cruise- a journey or trip taken by a ship or other vehicle.

Bounce- to rebound or spring back after hitting a surface.

Pervasive- spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people.

Equatorial- of, at or near the equator.

Retrospective- looking back on or considering past events, actions, or experiences.

Longitudinal- relating to the length or direction from one end to the other.

Inevitable- something that is bound to occur or cannot be avoided.

Impassionate- lacking passion or strong emotion.

Amiable- manner. friendly and pleasant In

Measurable- capable of being measured or quantified.

Antique- an object or item that is valuable because of its old age.

Gothic- relating to the architectural and artistic style of the Middle Ages.

New- recently created or made.

Modern- pertaining to the present time or recent times.

Faithful- reliable and consistent in one's loyalty or commitment.

Cheerful- happy and positive. Unfaithful- not loyal or reliable.

Daring willing to take risks or face challenges