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Synonym — compel, goad, constrain Antonym — restrain, dissuade, check — The police was impelled to close the case. Impeccable (im-peckab’l): perfect, without faults Synonym — flawless, unerring Antonym — faulty, flawed — His manners are impeccable. Jaded (jaydid): tired and lacking interest or pleasure usually after excess of something. Synonym — weary,
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— She’s feeling jaded with the job of an airhostess. Malign (ma’la’in): to say things about somebody that are unpleasant or untrue Synonym — defame, derogate Antonym — commend, compliment, praise — He has no right to malign Sarah and damage her career. Partisan (parti’zan): a keen supporter of a cause, group or person Synonym — follower, upholder, adherent Antonym — adversary, detractor, opponent — If you are a true partisan of our party, you will have to support our policies. Reproof (ree-proof): blame or disapproval Synonym — objection, condemnation, censure Antonym — praise, commendation — Seeing his father’s look of reproof, he changed his mind about partying out till late. Discover From the jumbled words find the young ones of the following animals. Goat D K I Hawk B W O E T Whale C L A F Hare L V E E R E T Trout R F Y Swan E C G Y N T Looking back Sacrament is a Latin word which originally denoted the oath taken by a Roman soldier on entering the army. It was adopted by the early Christians as the name for the most sacred rites of the church. Ponder The borrower runs in his own debts. — Emerson Score Card KID, BOWET, CALF, LEVERET, FRY, CYGNET. — Illa Vij |
