12 STD – ENGLISH SYNONYMS ALL UNITS
LESSON- 1
Artless – Innocent
Barely – Hardly
Chatter – Talk (Short, High-Pitched Sound)
Demeanour-Behaviour
Deserted -Uninhabited, Lonely
Emigrate – Leaving One’s Country
Frequently – Often
Frequently – Often
Gathered – Collected
Hawked – Sell Things Crying Out Loudly
Intrude – Interfere (Enter without Permission)
Leaped – Jumped
Pause – Silence
Persuaded – Convinced
Rubble – Debris, Ruins
Scarce – Rare
Shabby- III-Dressed, Poor Maintained
Shrugged – Raised The Shoulders
Slackened – Reduced
Trade – Business
Tunic – A Loose Outer Garment Without Sleeves
Vestibule – Lobby
Vexation – Annoyance
Worn – Old And Damaged
LESSON – 2
Cauldron – A Big Pot Used For Boiling
Controversial-Debatable
Curious – Interested
Dangling – Hanging
Despised – Hated
Etiquette-Decorum
Liable – Likely
Mysterious – Secretive
Mysterious – Secretive
Optimistic – Positive, Hopeful
Rationing – Restricting the Consumption of a Scarce Commodity During War Regard – Consider
Spout – The Pipe-Like opening in a teapot through which tea is poured Out Stimulation – Encouragement, Motivation
Virtues – Merits
LESSON – 3
Agony – Pain
Amputated – Removed
Career – Profession
Cripple – Disabled
Disfigured – Spoiled Or marred in appearance
Ennobles – Improves
Fate – Destiny
Finale – Final / Climax
Grand Prix – One of Several International MotorRacing events
Gripped-Held Tightly
Important – Significant
Intrepid – Fearless
Mutilating – Injuring
Prevalent – Predominant
Profound – Deep (Here Great)
Solace – Comfort
Sophisticated – Refined
Tumour – Diseased Growth in some part of the body
LESSON – 4
Cornice – Overhanging mass of snow or ice along a ridge, shaped like the curling crest of a wave
Cramponed – Climbing on ice wearing spike shoes
Crest – Top crossing
Cwm – An enclosed arm-chair shaped hollow situated at the head of a valley Descending – Coming down
Donned – Wore
Fierce – Ferocious
Firmer – Stronger
Grin – Happiness
Heaved – Pulled
Ridge – Higher edge
Scraped – Scratched
Scrambling – Climbing hurriedly on hands and knees
Spurred – Prompted
Steady – Firm
Summit – Meadow
Tantalize – Tease or taunt
Trail – Exhausted
Traverse – the name given to such a wave
Wriggle – To move with a twist or turn
Zest-Enthusiasm
LESSON – 5
Anthologies – Book or other collection of selected writings by various authors Antiquity – Ancientness
Conservative – Traditional
Considerable – Ample, Sizable
Dravidian – A Family of languages spoken in Southern India and Sri Lanka
Edited – Compiled
Emerge – Arise
Esthetics – American Spelling for Aesthetics, Sense of Beauty
Facet – Feature, Character
Fecund-Fertile
Illuminated – Lucid Or Clear
Indigenous – Native
Indo-Aryan – Indo-European People
Inscriptions – A Historical, religious, record cut,
Myriad – Indefinitely Great Number
Offshoot – Outgrowth, Sprout
Patently – Clearly, Undoubtedly
Profundity-Solidity, Sophistication
Secular – Non Religious, Temporal
Subaltern – Subordinate, Inferior
Touchstone – A Standard Or Criterion
Undergird – Fundamental Support
Unique – Distinctive
LESSON – 6
Accommodate – Fit In With
Anarchy – Lawlessness/ Rebellion
Chaos – Confusion
Confusion – Mess
Consideration – Scrutiny
Contract – Commitment
Conventional – Normal
Curtailed – Reduced
Fancy – Desire
Indifferent – Unconcerned
Insolence – Rudeness
Interfere – Hinder
Liberty – Freedom
Pavement – Sidewalk/platform
Pedestrians – Persons Who Walk In The Streets
Peril – Danger / Risk
Pointed – Indicated
Preserved – Maintained
Ridiculous – Comical
Shandy – Lemonade
Tyranny – Autocracy
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