WorksheetsLevel F - Unit 3 - Synonyms and Antonyms
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
SYNONYM: CHARGE both side to negotiate
enjoin
abominate
expiate
ferment
SYNONYM: SPEED UP the registration procedure
expedite
expiate
sangfroid
commisterate
SYNONYM: a motive ATTRIBUTED to me
ascribed
enjoined
fermented
abominated
SYNONYM: EMBEZZLE money from the treasury
peculate
wheedle
inadvertent
circuitous
SYNONYM: was COAXED into agreeing
wheedled
enjoined
expedited
commiserated
SYNONYM: she took a BITTER tone with her soon-to-be ex-boyfriend
vitriolic
wheedle
noncommittal
sangfroid
SYNONYM: the ADAPTATION of American students studying in Spain
acculturation
provlivity
seditious
vitrolic
SYNONYM: to ATONE for her unkindness
expiate
tenuous
abominate
ascribe
SYNONYM: only TRIFLING objections raised
nominal
tenuous
ferment
expiate
SYNONYM: EMPHASIZE with your disappointment
commiserate
peculate
abominate
adventitious
SYNONYM: the TURMOIL of opening night
ferment
vitriolic
peculate
adventitious
SYNONYM: arguing a POORLY SUPPORTED point
tenuous
fermented
wheeled
inadvertent
SYNONYM: their leader's SELF-ASSURANCE
sangfroid
tenuous
noncommittal
seditious
SYNONYM: a nasty TENDENCY for lying
proclivity
circuitous
vitrolic
acculturation
SYNONYM: a FORTUITOUS sequence of events
adventitious
inadvertent
noncommittal
seditious
ANTONYM: CHERISH everything about her
abominate
nominal
expedite
peculate
ANTONYM: a DELIBERATE misuse of money
inadvertent
seditious
nominal
wheedle
ANTONYM: a DEFINITE statement of intentions
noncommittal
circuitious
acculturation
ascribed
ANTONYM: a kingdom filled with LOYAL subjects
seditious
nominal
tenuous
proclivity
ANTONYM: a DIRECT way home
circuitous
expiate
expedite
sangfroid
