SYNONYMS (Part-VIII)

Peril - Serious and immediate danger.

Danger The possibility of suffering harm or injury.

Doubt - A feeling of uncertainty.

Benefit- An advantage or profit gained from something.

Safety - The condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury.

Guilt - Regret of doing something wrong.

Remorse - Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

Remorselessness - Having no remorse.

Innocence - The fact that someone is not guilty of a crime or offence.

Impenitence Not feeling regret about one's sin or sins.

Impute - represent something, especially something undesirable as being done by someone

Validate- to show that something is true Contribute to give a part of the total, together with others

Amputate- to cut off a person's arm, leg, etc. for medical reasons

Consciousness- the state of realizing or noticing that something exists

Ignorance- a lack of information or knowledge

Thoughtlessness- a lack of thought about how your actions or words may upset someone

Negligence - not being careful enough

Hoax- a trick to make people believe something that is not true, especially something unpleasant

Analogy- a comparison between two things that shows a way in which they are similar

Bonanza- a situation in which somebody can make a lot of profit or be very successful

Delusion- a false belief

Liking- the feeling that you like somebody/something

Bitterness- a feeling of anger and unhappiness

Sourness- the quality of having a sour taste:

Disliking- to think that somebody/something is unpleasant

Wobbly - to become extremely angry and upset

Crooked - not straight or even

Straight- with no bends or curves, going in one direction only

Rational- able to use logical thought rather than emotions to make decisions

Insane- not showing sensible judgement Tyrannical unjustly cruel, harsh, or severe

Coward - a person who has no courage and is afraid in dangerous or unpleasant situations

Annoy- to make somebody angry or slightly angry

Abuse- to use bad and filthy language

Adore- to and love somebody/something very much admire

Amuse- to make somebody laugh or smile

Shorten- to become shorter or to make something shorter

Expand- to become or to make something bigger

Earmark- to choose somebody/something to do something in the future

Increase- to become or to make something larger in number or amount