COMMON VOCABULARY WITH SYNONYMS

1) Acceptable (Fitting, Suitable, Appropriate)

2) Excellent (Magnificent, Stunning, World-class)
3) Awful (Horrible, Repulsive, Despicable)
4) Boring (Mundane, Tiresome, Dull)
5) Easy (Simple, Straightforward, Effortless)
6) Strong (Powerful, Potent, Intense)
7) Weak (Shaky, Flimsy, Fragile)
8) Irrelevant (Useless, Meaningless, Trivial, Inconsequential)
9) Teachers (Mentors, Tutors, Instructor, Coach, Educator)
10) Profession (Vocation, Occupation, Walk of life)
11) Many (Ample, Numerous, Abundant, multitude, bunch,
plenty, tons, much, harvest)
12) Uncertain (Doubtful, Questionable, Unproven)
13) Decrease (Shrink, Slump, Diminish, Plunge)
14) Stupid (Dump, Dense, Idiotic)
15) Interesting (Fascinating, Enchanting, Captivating)
16) Old people (Senior citizen, Aged masses, Senior individuals)
17) Disadvantage (Drawbacks, Demerits)
18) Result (Consequence, Repercussion)
19) Government ( Authorities, Bureaucrats)
20) Old (Outdated, old-fashioned, Antiquated)
21) Development (Advancement, Progression)
22) New (Contemporary, up-to-date, Fresh)
23) Smart (Bright, Brilliant, Sharp)
24) Rich (Wealthy, Well off)
25) Poor (Needy, Poverty-stricken)
26) Student (Scholar, Trainee, Leaner, Novice)
27) Lazy (Sluggish, Inactive, Indolent)
28) Freedom (Liberty, Autonomy)
29) Useless (Pointless, Purposeless)
30) Humble (Meek, Respectful, Submissive)
31) Use (Employ, Operate, Consume)
32) Reliable ( Dependable, well founded, Trustworthy)
33) Affordable (Inexpensive, Economical, Reasonable)
34) Expensive ( Costly, Precious, Uneconomical)
35) Good (Rewarding, Satisfying)
36) Key Role (Essential role, significant role)
37) Happy (Content, Satisfied, Gratified, Thrilled, delighted,
glad, joyful, excited, jubilant, blissful, cheerful, blessed,
pleased, high-spirited, flying high, tickled, jolly, on cloud nine,
light-hearted)
38) Awkward (Clumsy, Uncoordinated)
39) After (Following, Next)
40) Right (Accurate, Correct)
41) Before (Prior, Earlier)
42) Helpful (Useful, Beneficial)
43) Active (Energetic, Animated)
44) Fake (Artificial, Synthetic)
45) Condemn (Censure, Denounce)
46) High (Lofty, Elevated)
47) Pleasing (Desirable, Nice, Fine)
48) Qualified (Competent, Suited, Capable)
49) Fast (Swift, Speedy, Hasty)
50) Always (Eternal, Perpetual, Everlasting)
51) Thick (Dense, Heavy, Compressed)
52) Accept (Endorse, Approve, Ratify)
53) Come (Approach, Advance, Arrive)
54) Cool (Frosty, Chilly, Frigid)
55) Difference (Disagreement, Contrast, Incompatibility)
56) Funny (Amusing, Comical)
57) Make (Originate, Construct, Fabricate)
58) Plan (Procedure, Arrangement, Intention)
59) Show (Exhibit, Portray, Indicate)
60) Anger (Enrage, Inflame, Furious)
61) Bad (Immoral, Contaminated, Harmful)
62) Delicious (Delectable, Delightful)
63) Have (Hold, Possess, Occupy)
64) Look (Gaze, Glance, Seek)
65) Clean (Neat, Orderly, Well-organized)
66) Old (Feeble, Ancient, Aged)
67) Catch (Seize, Hold, Capture)
68) Trouble (Anxiety, Distress, Danger)
69) Upset (Uncomfortable, Depressed)
70) Contain (Consist, Comprise, Include)
71) Gather (Accumulate, Assemble, Embrace)
72) Live (Dwell, Reside, Survive)
73) Die (Decease, Pass away, Expire)
74) Think (Suppose, Deem, Consider)
75) Express (Indicate, Narrate, Point out)
76) Do (Perform, Accomplish, Implement)
77) Give (Offer, Bestow, Provide)
78) Load (Lend, Advance, Lease)
79) Punish (Penalize, Chastise, Castigate)
80) Disturb (Harass, Bother, Pester)

Some additional Vocabulary

1) Look at (glanced at, observed, viewed, surveyed, peered at,
examined, scanned, took notice of, glimpsed, caught sight of,
eyeballed, beheld)
2) Scared (nervous, fearful, worried, frightened, tense,
terrified, upset, afraid, concerned, alarmed, horrified,
anxious, panic-stricken)
3) Beautiful (stunning, radiant, pleasant, gorgeous, ravishing,
mesmerizing, breath-taking, enthralling, magnetic, jaw-
dropping, striking, splendid, attractive, dazzling, alluring,
angelic, captivating, tempting)
4) Mad (angry, enraged, heated, irritated, berserk, offended,
ill-tempered, annoyed, displeased, provoked)
5) Different (Unique, unalike, incompatible, diverse,
contrasting, mismatched, distinct)
6) Important (significant, essential, considerable, notable,
meaningful, sustainable, remarkable)
7) Very important (crucial)
8) Very intelligent (brilliant)
9) Very interesting (captivating)
10) Very large (huge)
11) Very lazy (indolent)
12) Very little (tiny)
13) Very long (extensive)
14) Very long-term (enduring)
15) Very loose (slack)
16) Very neat (immaculate)
17) Very risky (perilous)
18) Very afraid (fearful)
19) Very creative (innovative)
20) Very evil (wicked)
21) Very good (excellent)
22) Very light (luminous)
23) Very nice (kind)
24) Very rich (wealthy)
25) Very roomy (spacious)
26) Very smart (intelligent)
27) Very weak (frail)