Self Study Guide tor LLB
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L
Antonyms
scanty, meagre, deficient.
Words
Luxuriant
Synonyms
dense, plentiful
Drofuse,abundant delecatable, delightful
unsavoury, tart, sharp, sOur
repel, dissuade, confute,
ithreaten
nadequate
Luscious DAlAtable,delicious. normalcy, sanity, sagacity.
Lure
Lunacy
Lndicrous
attract, entice, tempt,
delusion, insanity,
absurd, bizarre,
induce
madness. imbecility
preposterous, grotesque
,shrewdnes,solertr
balanced, congruuous, consistent.
obscure, hidden, incomprehen-sible,.
coherent,sane brisk, attentive, diligent, agile
Lucid SOUnd, rationa!,
spiritless, incurious hasten, quicken, art, hurry
Listless lazy. inattentive,
delay suppress, menacle, obstruct,
Linger loiter, prolong, hesitate.
unshackle, absolve detain
emancipate, rescue. stingy, niggardly, malevolent,
Liberate
Liberal
magnanimous, generous, benevolence,
hospitality likely
unaccoOuntable, apt to, ,malicia
irresponsiole,
s
Liable accountable, bound, responsible, tolerant cruel, severe, Violent, vehement
Lenient Compassionate. merciful, moderate, firm, reliable, meticulous, scrupulos
indifferent
Lax slack, careless, negligence, Scarce, deficient,frugal, conserye
extravagant
Lavish abundant, excessive, profuse, vivacity, agility, animate, lively
lethargy
Lassitude languor, tiredness, weariness, vicious, blame-Worthy, venomous,
acceptable
Laudable
Languid
deserving, honourable, approvable,
pensive, lethargic, exhausted, fatigued
lively, animated, refreshed, restored Condez
grieve, deplore, regret, bemoan amuse, entertain, enliven, solace
Lament
Lag retard, falter, linger, dawdle quicken, accelerate, expedite, spurt
Laconic brief, condensed, concise, compact dilated, profuse, diffuse, wordy
M
Words Synonyms Antonyms
Mutual joint,identical, correlative, reciprocal separate, distinct, divergent, individual
Mutinous recalcitrant, insurgent, unruly, revolutionary submissive, faithful, compliant, loyal
Murky dusky, dreary, dismal, bleak
Munificent liberal, hospitable, benevolent, kind
bright, shining, luminous, radiant
trugal, penurious, moderate, economical
Multitude crowd, throng, mass, swarm
Morose surly, sulky, sullen, depressed minority, handful, paucity, scarcity
Monotonous irksome, tedious, humdrum, insipid buoyant, blithe, sprightly, animated
Momentous notable, eventtul, consequential, stirring varied, pleasant, appealing, captivating
Mollify appease, assuage, relieve, mitigate trivial, insignificant, commonplace, mia
Molest pester, harass, vex, misbehave irritate, infuriate, aggravate, exasperate
Modest reserved, unpretentious, humble, cOurteous Console, soothe, comfort, cheer
Moderate limited, reasonable, lenient, audacious, arrogant, pompous, vehement
va
Mitigate temperate
alleviate, relieve, lessen, assuage excessive, extravagant, violent,
Miraculous marvellous,,
Minute extraordinary, astounding,
dirninutive, miniature, small,
augment, enhance, intensify, aggrava
amazing ordinary, trivial, familiar, natural
Mettle
Courage, microscopic
determination, stamina, spirit large, immense
colossal, stupendous,diffident
Mercurial variable, changeable, unstable, erratic timidity, fear, cowardice,
Mendacity
Melodious
falsehood, deception, perjury, perfidious
dulcet, musical, stable, constant, steady. steadfast
harmonious, sweet probity, honesty, veracity. candour
grating, dissonant, discordant,raancour
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nces Synonyms
N
profuse, various, multitude,
plenteOus
cancel, annul, obliterate, invalidate
Antonyms
Scarce, deficient, paucity, sparse
baneful, injurious, pernicious,
disastious confirm, uphold, empower, endorse
tyro, beginner, debutant, apprentice nealing, profitable, innocUous, salubrious
Sustain, nurture, tend, foster Veteran, ingenious, experienced, mentor
indifferent, negligent, uncaring, heedless exhaust, starve, weaken, enervate
prompt, brisk, lively, agile attentive, considerate, vigilant, scrupulous
gible miserly, covetous, inadequacy, deficiency sluggish, languid, weary, tardy
inattentive, careless, generous, profuse, redundant, excessive
detestable, atrocious,
heedless, perfunctory Vigilant, careful, considerate, alert
heinous, unlawful Commendable, worthy, upright, inoffensive
unsavoury, loathsome, abominable,
repellent Commendable, worthy, benevolent, inoffensive
oniginal, vernacular, indigenous, aboriginal
alien, extraneous, exotic, foreign
offensive, defiled, malevolent, malignant pleasing. gratifying, benevolent, attractive
trifling, insubstantial, bare, negligible Substantial,considerable, excessive, exorbitant
ble
Synonyms
Antonyms
mOLght
excited, agitated, fervent, intense quiet, tranquil, composed, cool
elm triumph, subjugate, Overpower, vanquish flounder, falter, restore, impotent
omission, error, fault, slip precision,observance, circumspection, caution
oppressive, domineering, intimidating, despotic submissive, humble, lenient, forbearing
Cring
offence, maltreatment, assault, irreverent praise, favour, esteem, reverence
eruption, insurrection, explosion, outburst compliance, subjection, passivity, harmony
display, pretension, vaunt, pomposity modesty, constraint, diffidence, ecConomy
ston
apparent, evident, obvious, overt concealed, covert, obscure, vague
decorative, adorned, glamorous, picturesque unseemly, plain, blernished, disfigured
Zntal
revoke, abolist, violate, abrogate
order, impose, prescribe, proclaim lucid, distinct, intelligible, unambiguous
cryptic, vague, enigmatic, profound transparent, bright, translucent, revealing
filmy, dim, obscure, shady flexible
troublesome, inconvenient, formidable facile, agreeable, Uncomplica-ted,
arduous, auspicious, propitious, comforting
threatening, inauspicious, forebode, menacing consoling,
ancestors,forefathers, pedigree, progenitors
descendants, siblings, posterity, progeny
docile, compliant, courteous, captivating
abhorrent, arrogant, insolent, impudent engaging, fascinating, endearing, captivating
aohorrent, obnoxious,prejudice, malevolent intelligible, transparent, fathomable, scrutable
latent, anbiguous, esoteric, elusive confusina
obscure, ambiguous, indiscernible,
eVident, apparent, distinct, conspicuous hasten, encourage, expedite,
promote
pliable
npsde, prevent, restrain, retard submissive, obedient, amenable,
obdurate
Stübborn, resolute, unyielding, obsolescent modern, novel, vogue, contemporary
assertive
outworn; archaic, antiquated, subservient
insolent, arrogant, defiant,
subjective
slavish, servile, sycophantic, origin,inception, deviating,
goal, purpose, intention, resolve
