SYNONYMS (Part-III)

Deteriorated- inferior in quality or value.

Dissipated- gradually disappeared. Meliorated- improved or made better.

Reprobated- strongly condemned or rejected by others.

Requirement- a thing that is needed or wanted.

Serious- requiring much thought or work.

Vague- not clearly expressed.

Importance- the state of being valuable.

Callous- having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.

Inordinate- much more than usual or expected.

Compassionate- showing pity, sympathy and understanding for feelings of other people.

Unshackle- to set free.

Deterioration- the process of becoming progressively worse.

Demonstration- an act of showing that something exists or is true by giving proof or evidence.

Malfunction- normally. a failure to function

Ramification- a complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event.

Objection- an expression or feeling of disapproval.

Moan- a long, low sound made by a person expressing physical or mental suffering or sexual pleasure.

Counter- to react to something with an opposing opinion.

Sanction - official permission or approval for an action.

Sarcastic- saying or expressing the opposite of what you really mean in a way to criticize someone.

Complimentary- expressing praise or admiration; giving a positive comment or compliment.

Quite- to a significant extent or degree; completely or entirely.

Exceptional- outstanding. unusually good or

Frivolous- lacking carefree. in seriousness;

Detestable- worthy of strong dislike or hatred.

Secretive- inclined to conceal or keep things hidden from others.

Mischievous- playfully causing trouble, harm, or annoyance.

Erudite- having or showing great knowledge or learning.

Ignorant- lacking knowledge or awareness in general.

Naive- showing a lack of experience, sophistication, or worldly wisdom.

Bewitching - charming and enchanting.

Painful- causing physical or emotional pain.

Rude- displaying impolite or disrespectful behavior.

Repulsive- causing strong feelings of dislike or disgust.

Efface- to erase or wipe out.

Reveal- . to make something known or visible

Clarify-  to make clear or understandable.

Maintain- to keep in a certain condition or state.