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Definition: to suffer mental pain
Synonym: worry
Antonym: joy; be happy
Sentence: Did you agonize over your grades last night? |
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Definition: dangerous
Synonym: grave, risky, serious
Antonym: safe, harmless, innocent
Sentence: The trail was perilous because of snakes. |
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Definition: elbow rudely
Synonym: jab or shove
Antonym:
Sentence: The bully jostled the boy in the hallway. |
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Definition: happy, jubelent, proud
Synonym: encourage
Antonym: mad, angry
Sentence: I was very elated to be president of the book club. |
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Definition: unwilling
Synonym: doubtful
Antonym: happily
Sentence: Jessie reluctantly took out the trash. |
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Definition: free from agitation
Synonym: happy, silly, quiet, restful
Antonym: loud, noisy, boisterous
Sentence: I was very tranquil when I took my nap. |
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Definition: gloomy state of mind
Synonym: sad
Antonym: happy
Sentence: Mary was meloncholy because her dog died. |
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Definition: suffering or pain
Synonym: agony, distress, hurt
Antonym: bliss, joy, cheerfulness
Sentence: Joe anguished over his sick cat. |
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Definition: firm or strict
Synonym: tough, strict
Antonym: gentle, lenient
Sentence: My teacher is very stern. |
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Definition: not important
Synonym: extraneous, immaterial
Antonym: important, applicable
Sentence: The rude girl's comment was irrelevant. |
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Definition: the way something is put together
Synonym: arrangement, format
Example: a writing assignment
Sentence: Jessie wrote a composition about dolphins for Science class. |
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Definition: measured from side to side
Synonym: thick
Antonym: skinny, thin
Sentence: The swimmer had broad shoulders.
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Definition: seen as different
Synonym: different, separate
Antonym: same
Sentence: Jack could distinguish the differences between his two goldfish. |
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Definition: to not have hope
Synonym: sad
Antonym: brighten, cheer up
Sentence: Don't despair, things will get better. |
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Definition: to complain quietly
Synonym: mumble, complain
Antonym: rejoice, delight
Sentence: You could hear Jane mutter rude comments when her mother corrected her behavior.
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Definition: marked by greatness; supremely good
Synonym: big, super, big
Antonym: little, teeny, tiny
Sentence: The Grand Canyon is immense. |
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Definition: very small
Synonym: spare, scanty, slim
Antonym: plentiful, bountiful
Sentence: The stray dog ate a meager meal of stale bread. |
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Definition: to sway
Synonym: sway, teeter, stagger
Antonym: stand strong
Sentence: Michelle did not waver from her plan to go skydiving. |
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Definition: to be different
Synonym: contrast, vary
Antonym: match, same
Sentence: The twin boys differ in their choice of hair style. |
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