List of ” Choose the synonym “

1. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
2. Sad – Feeling sorrow or unhappiness.
3. Big – Large in size or amount.
4. Small – Little in size or amount.
5. Fast – Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
6. Slow – Moving or operating at a low speed.
7. Bright – Giving off a lot of light; shining.
8. Dark – With little or no light.
9. Easy – Achieved without great effort; simple.
10. Hard – Requiring a lot of effort or work.
11. Hot – Having a high temperature.
12. Cold – Having a low temperature.
13. Clean – Free from dirt or impurities.
14. Dirty – Covered or marked with an unclean substance.
15. Loud – Producing a lot of noise.
16. Quiet – Making very little noise.
17. Tall – Of greater height than average.
18. Short – Of less height than average.
19. Strong – Having great physical power or strength.
20. Weak – Lacking strength or power.
21. New – Recently made or obtained; not old.
22. Old – Having lived for a long time; not new.
23. Near – Close in space or time.
24. Far – At a great distance.
25. Rich – Having a lot of money or valuable possessions.
26. Poor – Lacking sufficient money or possessions.
27. Young – Having lived or existed for only a short time.
28. Old – Having lived or existed for a long time.
29. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
30. Joyful – Feeling, expressing, or causing great pleasure.
31. Angry – Feeling or showing strong annoyance or displeasure.
32. Mad – Very angry or annoyed.
33. Brave – Ready to face and endure danger or pain.
34. Cowardly – Lacking courage.
35. Friendly – Kind and pleasant.
36. Kind – Showing a considerate and generous nature.
37. Smart – Intelligent or clever.
38. Clever – Quick to understand or learn; intelligent.
39. Funny – Causing laughter or amusement.
40. Amusing – Entertaining or enjoyable.
41. Strong – Having physical power.
42. Powerful – Having great power or strength.
43. Big – Large in size or amount.
44. Huge – Extremely large.
45. Small – Little in size or amount.
46. Tiny – Extremely small.
47. Early – Happening or done before the usual time.
48. Late – Happening or done after the usual time.
49. Sweet – Having a pleasant taste; sugary.
50. Sour – Having an acidic taste; not sweet.
51. Beautiful – Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.
52. Lovely – Delightful or pleasing.
53. Noisy – Making a lot of noise.
54. Loud – Producing a lot of noise.
55. Bright – Giving off a lot of light.
56. Shiny – Reflecting light; bright.
57. Soft – Easy to mold or shape; gentle to the touch.
58. Gentle – Mild in temperament or behavior.
59. Hard – Firm or solid; difficult.
60. Tough – Strong and durable; able to withstand difficult conditions.
61. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
62. Glad – Feeling pleased or happy.
63. Sad – Feeling sorrow or unhappiness.
64. Unhappy – Feeling sad or not happy.
65. Tall – Of great height.
66. Lofty – Of imposing height.
67. Short – Not tall; having little height.
68. Petite – Small and slender.
69. Easy – Achieved with little effort.
70. Simple – Easily understood or done; not complicated.
71. Hard – Requiring a lot of effort or work.
72. Challenging – Difficult but stimulating to one’s abilities.
73. Fast – Moving quickly.
74. Swift – Happening quickly.
75. Slow – Moving or operating at a low speed.
76. Sluggish – Slow-moving or inactive.
77. Warm – Having a moderate degree of heat.
78. Cool – Moderately cold.
79. Young – Having lived for only a short time.
80. Adolescent – In the period of development from childhood to adulthood.
81. Old – Having lived for a long time.
82. Elderly – Advanced in age.
83. Safe – Protected from or not exposed to danger.
84. Secure – Free from risk or danger.
85. Dangerous – Able or likely to cause harm or injury.
86. Risky – Full of the possibility of danger or harm.
87. Strong – Having great physical power.
88. Sturdy – Strong and firm.
89. Weak – Lacking strength.
90. Feeble – Lacking physical strength.
91. Funny – Causing laughter.
92. Hilarious – Extremely funny.
93. Tired – In need of rest or sleep.
94. Exhausted – Extremely tired.
95. Sleepy – Ready to sleep or needing sleep.
96. Drowsy – Feeling sleepy and lethargic.
97. Rich – Having a lot of money.
98. Affluent – Having a lot of wealth.
99. Poor – Lacking sufficient money.
100. Impoverished – Made poor or needy.

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