- clumsy, awkward, inept, ungainly, maladroit, gauche, all thumbs, ham-fisted, lumbering, inelegant * dexterous
- blunt, dull, rounded/ direct, frank, honest * sharp
- interlace, interweave, intertwine, interlock, entwine, connect, intermingle, link
- pinched, haggard, strained, tired, waned, drained, careworn,
- bulky, large, huge, immense, massive, hulking
- desiccate, dry, burn, scorch, dehydrate
- glare , look angrily, look fiercely, stare angrily
- occupant, inhabitant, tenant, dweller, lodger, resident
- stirrup
- grotesque, monstrous, bizarre, fantastic, ugly, gross, misshapen * attractive
- swing, sway, rock, dangle, hang, move back and forth, move to and fro
- hump, bulge, bump, lump, swelling
- shallow, thin, superficial, trivial, low* deep
- groove, channel, furrow, rut
- groovy, pleasing, wonderful, harmonious
- elongated, stretched out, lengthened, extended, drawn out
- ponderous, tedious, cumbersome, heavy, unwieldy
- gigantic, enormous, huge, massive, gargantuan, colossal, oversize * tiny
- duck(v), stoop, bend, bow, dip
- monotonous, dull, droning, repetitive, boring, tedious * varied
- start-from- scratch
- plod, trudge, slog, lumber, tread wearily
- pace, speed, rapidity, swiftness, velocity, tempo
- jagged, uneven, rough, serrated, pointy, sharp, toothed * smooth
- towering, very tall, soaring, lofty, high, immense, gigantic * short
- cliff, precipice, rock face, crag, overhang
- adapted, modified, tailored, custom- made
- adept, skillful, expert, proficient, adroit
- knife-edge abruptness: sharp and sudden end
- abrupt, sudden, unexpected, immediate
- all-but- unbearable, virtually unbearable, barely tolerable
- blaze, fire, conflagration, combustion,
- horizon, prospect, possibility, perspective, sphere, scope
- wince, flinch, cringe, recoil, make a face
- gorgeous, stunning, striking, dazzling, lovely, elegant, attractive
For The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Media Studies of JC Bose University of Science and Technology, Faridabad, Haryana and Literature students world-wide. English and Foreign Languages Journalism and Mass Communication Animation
Monday, April 9, 2012
Synonyms(NB: words following * are antonyms)II
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