SYNONYMS (Part-XI)

Appeal- to make a serious request for something you need or want very much

Reply- to say, write or do something as an answer to somebody/something

Refuse- to say or show that you do not want to do, give, or accept something

Protest- a statement or action that shows that you do not like or approve of something

Hiatus- a pause in an activity when nothing happens

Misfortune- bad luck or disaster

Languor- tiredness or inactivity

Apathy- the feeling of not being interested in or enthusiastic anything about

Dignified- behaving in a calm, serious way that makes other people respect you

Trivial- of little importance

Excited- feeling or showing happiness and enthusiasm

Frivolous- not serious

Juicy- containing a lot of juice

Decent-being of an acceptable standard

Coarse- consisting of large pieces; rough, not smooth

Foul- that smells or tastes disgusting

Breach- an act that breaks an agreement, a law, etc.

Injure- to harm or hurt yourself or somebody else physically

Arrange- to put something in order or in a particular pattern

Organise- to plan or arrange an event, activity, etc.

Popular- liked by many people or by most people in a group

Common- happening or found often or in many places

Foreign- belonging to or connected with a country that is not your own

Familiar- well known to you

Scream- to cry out loudly in a high voice because you are afraid, excited, angry, in pain, etc.

Suggest to mention a plan or an idea that you have for somebody to discuss or consider

Explore- to travel around a place, etc. in order to learn about it

Connote- imply as a consequence or condition

Doorway- an opening filled by a door leading into a building, room, etc.

Stairs- a series of steps inside a building that lead from one level to another

Exit- a door or way out of a public building or vehicle

Falsehood- the state of being untrue.

Melancholy- a feeling of sadness which lasts for a long time

Frankness- the quality of being honest and straightforward

Penury- the state of being very poor

Gather- to come or be brought together in a group

Spread- to affect a larger area or a bigger group of people

Divide- to separate into different parts

Scatter- to move away quickly in different directions