OXYMORA PROVERBS

idioms ANTONYMS

INTERESTING
synonyms
WORDS

Phobias and
vocabulary Manias
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Adimpleate Anomaly

Bajulate Banal

Conundrum Caveat

Euphoria Godspeed
 To fill up; to make
Abnormal; irregular
something full

Boring, rudimentary,
To take the burden of;
something that is not
bear the burden
original

A difficult problem or a
A warning; a legal notice
puzzle

A feeling of great
Success or fortune
happiness or well-being
 Heebie-
Hiatus
Jeebies

Ictuate Insinuation

Jejune Loquacious

Mendacity Obloquy
 Nervous jitters A break; a pause

To put stress on; to

A hateful implication
emphasize

Nothing interesting; Talkative; trivial

rudimentary conversation

A pretend; a false An oral or verbal abuse

appereance towards a person
 Obstrigillate Penultimate

Perspicacious Phalerate

Senescent Sesquiedalian

Tatterdemalion Quixotic
To resist; refuse; protest One before the last

To have a very good

Decorated; made beautiful
judgement

Growing old or aging Using long words

Extremely romantic and

A shabbily dressed person
chivalrous
Aberrant Abhorrent

Abundant Redundant

Misuse Accede

Exceed Exhilarate
 Departing from the usual: Causing repugnance in
conclict:
Singing in a bathup all day long might be
Many people find cruelty toward animals
considered as aberrant behaviour.
is abhorrent behaviour.

More than what is

To appeal seriously:
necessary:

The judge had to adjure the audience to Nida edited the report and removed any
be silent. redundant information.

Improper or incorrect use: To approve:

The internet is often misused to The Prime Minister will accede to the
perform illegal activities. citizens' demands.

To surpass, to go beyond To cause someone to feel

the limit of: very happy and excited:

She did exceed her parent's expectations It will exhilarate her parents to know
in the singing contest. that she passed her examinations.
Assent Assess

Excess Incidental

Eccentric Aesthetic

Adept Addenda
To comply or to agree with
something:
Many will assent to my opinion that
English is important to acquire
knowledge.
Surpassing limits, extra,
overflow:
The excess food was thrown away.
Strange or unusual:
He had eccentric plans and ideas that
were different from others.
Skilful, proficient:
She is adept at clerical work while he is
adept in motorcycle racing.
To judge or evaluate:
We have to assess the situation before
we take any action.
Happening as a result or in
connection with something
more important:
The incidental costs of repairs for the
car has affected our holiday plans.
Characterized by a
heightened sensitivity to
beauty:
There are practical as well as aesthetic
reasons for planting trees.
Things to be added, as in a
supplement or an appendix:
The author included addenda of new
materials in his book.