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    The document appears to be pages 333-335 from a book titled "English-Antonyms" by Mercedes George. It contains 10 sets of words with their antonym answers: 1) provoked and restrained, 2) rigid and flexible, 3) dormant and active, 4) elated and depressed, 5) arrogance and pride, 6) futile and necessary, 7) tranquility and drabness, 8) guilt and innocence, 9) credible and amazing, 10) politeness and cruelty. It also has a second section with 10 sentences testing antonyms: 1) insufficient and sufficient, 2) immature and mature, 3) incapable and capable, 4) illegible and legible, 5)

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    The document appears to be pages 333-335 from a book titled "English-Antonyms" by Mercedes George. It contains 10 sets of words with their antonym answers: 1) provoked and restrained, 2) rigid and flexible, 3) dormant and active, 4) elated and depressed, 5) arrogance and pride, 6) futile and necessary, 7) tranquility and drabness, 8) guilt and innocence, 9) credible and amazing, 10) politeness and cruelty. It also has a second section with 10 sentences testing antonyms: 1) insufficient and sufficient, 2) immature and mature, 3) incapable and capable, 4) illegible and legible, 5)

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    Mercedes George - Vocabulary - Antonyms

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    Mercedes George

    English-Antonyms
    Page-333-335

    1.Your comments have provoked my friend.


    d)restrained

    2. His rules were rigid regrading school uniform.


    c) flexible

    3. You may think it appeared dormat but you have to look carefully.
    a) active

    4. She was extremely elated when she heard the news.


    a)depressed

    5. Tom is known for his arrogance.


    a) pride

    6. Do you think this work is futile?


    a) necessary

    7. This place is known for its tranquility.


    a)drabness

    8. You have to prove his guilt.


    b)innocence

    9. Do you find this story credible?


    b) amazing

    10. We observe your politeness in the company of people.


    c)cruelty

    1. I think this food is insufficient for this group.


    2. I can see how immature you are.

    3. You seem incapable of making strong decision.

    4. I find your writing illegible.

    5. We can see how disloyal you are.

    6. This work will prove how unreliable he is.

    7. We are looking at the irresponsible ones in the group.

    8. He will question me to find out if the transactions is illegal.

    9. To me the future seems uncertain.

    10. You will see how unfriendly he can be.

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