List of ” Find synonyms in context “
S.NO | Word | Synonym | Example Sentence | Meaning |
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1 | Angry | Furious | She was furious when her project was ruined. | Extremely mad |
2 | Happy | Joyful | The joyful children played in the park. | Feeling great pleasure |
3 | Sad | Sorrowful | The sorrowful news made everyone quiet. | Feeling unhappiness |
4 | Big | Enormous | An enormous elephant stood by the tree. | Very large in size |
5 | Small | Tiny | A tiny ant carried a large crumb. | Very little in size |
6 | Fast | Quick | The quick rabbit escaped the fox. | Moving at high speed |
7 | Slow | Sluggish | The sluggish turtle crossed the road. | Moving at low speed |
8 | Hot | Scorching | The scorching sun made us sweat. | Very high temperature |
9 | Cold | Freezing | The freezing wind chilled our bones. | Very low temperature |
10 | Beautiful | Gorgeous | The gorgeous sunset amazed us all. | Very pleasing to see |
11 | Ugly | Hideous | The hideous monster scared children. | Very unpleasant to see |
12 | Smart | Intelligent | The intelligent student solved it first. | Having good thinking ability |
13 | Dumb | Stupid | That was a stupid mistake to make. | Lacking intelligence |
14 | Brave | Courageous | The courageous firefighter saved them. | Willing to face danger |
15 | Scared | Terrified | The terrified child hid under the bed. | Very frightened |
16 | Clean | Spotless | Her spotless room impressed everyone. | Completely clean |
17 | Dirty | Filthy | His filthy clothes needed washing. | Very unclean |
18 | Loud | Noisy | The noisy classroom annoyed the teacher. | Making much sound |
19 | Quiet | Silent | The silent library had no talking. | Making no sound |
20 | Bright | Radiant | The radiant sun warmed the earth. | Giving off much light |
21 | Dark | Gloomy | The gloomy cave was hard to see in. | Having little light |
22 | Rich | Wealthy | The wealthy businessman donated money. | Having much money |
23 | Poor | Destitute | The destitute family needed help. | Having little money |
24 | Strong | Powerful | The powerful athlete broke records. | Having great strength |
25 | Weak | Feeble | The feeble kitten could barely walk. | Having little strength |
26 | Funny | Hilarious | The hilarious clown made us laugh. | Very amusing |
27 | Boring | Dull | The dull lecture put students to sleep. | Not interesting |
28 | Kind | Compassionate | The compassionate nurse helped patients. | Showing care for others |
29 | Mean | Cruel | The cruel bully hurt classmates. | Intentionally hurtful |
30 | Old | Ancient | The ancient ruins fascinated tourists. | Very old |
31 | New | Modern | The modern building had new technology. | Recently made |
32 | Wet | Soaked | Our clothes were soaked in the rain. | Completely wet |
33 | Dry | Parched | The parched desert had no water. | Completely dry |
34 | Hard | Difficult | The difficult test challenged students. | Not easy |
35 | Easy | Simple | The simple instructions helped beginners. | Not hard |
36 | Love | Adore | She adores her little brother. | Feel deep affection |
37 | Hate | Despise | He despises being interrupted. | Feel strong dislike |
38 | Begin | Commence | The ceremony will commence at noon. | To start |
39 | End | Conclude | We’ll conclude the meeting soon. | To finish |
40 | Give | Donate | They donate food to the shelter. | To provide freely |
41 | Take | Grab | He grabbed the last cookie. | To seize quickly |
42 | Make | Create | She creates beautiful paintings. | To bring into existence |
43 | Break | Shatter | The glass shattered on the floor. | To destroy completely |
44 | Fix | Repair | He repaired the broken bicycle. | To make whole again |
45 | Buy | Purchase | They purchased a new house. | To obtain by paying |
46 | Sell | Vend | The shop vends fresh produce. | To offer for sale |
47 | Find | Discover | Scientists discovered a new species. | To locate something unknown |
48 | Lose | Misplace | I misplaced my keys again. | To be unable to find |
49 | Help | Assist | Teachers assist students in learning. | To give support |
50 | Hurt | Injure | The fall injured his knee. | To cause physical harm |
51 | Walk | Stroll | We strolled through the park. | To move leisurely on foot |
52 | Run | Sprint | She sprinted to catch the bus. | To move quickly on foot |
53 | Jump | Leap | The cat leaped onto the counter. | To propel oneself upward |
54 | Throw | Toss | He tossed the ball to his friend. | To propel through air |
55 | Catch | Capture | The police captured the thief. | To seize after pursuit |
56 | Ask | Inquire | She inquired about the schedule. | To seek information |
57 | Answer | Respond | Please respond to the question. | To reply |
58 | Tell | Inform | The letter informed us of changes. | To give information |
59 | Show | Display | The museum displays ancient art. | To present visibly |
60 | Hide | Conceal | He concealed the surprise gift. | To keep from sight |
61 | Eat | Consume | We consumed a large meal. | To take in food |
62 | Drink | Sip | She sipped her tea slowly. | To take in liquid |
63 | Sleep | Rest | The baby rested peacefully. | To be in state of sleep |
64 | Wake | Awaken | The noise awakened the neighbors. | To stop sleeping |
65 | Think | Ponder | I’ll ponder that question. | To consider carefully |
66 | Know | Understand | She understands the problem. | To grasp meaning |
67 | Learn | Discover | We discovered new facts. | To gain knowledge |
68 | Forget | Overlook | He overlooked an important detail. | To fail to remember |
69 | Remember | Recall | Can you recall that event? | To bring to mind again |
70 | Win | Triumph | Our team triumphed in finals. | To achieve victory |
71 | Lose | Fail | We failed to reach our goal. | To be defeated |
72 | Play | Frolic | Puppies frolicked in the yard. | To engage in fun activity |
73 | Work | Labor | They labored all day in fields. | To do physical work |
74 | Stop | Cease | The rain ceased by morning. | To come to an end |
75 | Continue | Persist | She persisted despite difficulties. | To keep going |
76 | Start | Initiate | We’ll initiate the project soon. | To begin something |
77 | Finish | Complete | He completed the marathon. | To bring to conclusion |
78 | Build | Construct | They constructed a new bridge. | To make by assembling |
79 | Destroy | Demolish | The storm demolished the house. | To completely ruin |
80 | Grow | Cultivate | Farmers cultivate crops. | To promote development |
81 | Shrink | Diminish | The puddle diminished in sun. | To become smaller |
82 | Rise | Ascend | The balloon ascended quickly. | To move upward |
83 | Fall | Descend | Leaves descended from trees. | To move downward |
84 | Open | Unseal | Please unseal the envelope. | To make accessible |
85 | Close | Shut | Shut the door quietly. | To make inaccessible |
86 | Push | Shove | He shoved the heavy box. | To apply force to move |
87 | Pull | Tug | She tugged the rope firmly. | To apply force to bring closer |
88 | Lift | Hoist | They hoisted the flag. | To raise up |
89 | Drop | Release | He released the bird. | To let fall |
90 | Turn | Rotate | The Earth rotates daily. | To move around axis |
91 | Change | Alter | We altered our plans. | To make different |
92 | Keep | Retain | She retains old photographs. | To continue having |
93 | Leave | Depart | We’ll depart at dawn. | To go away from |
94 | Arrive | Reach | They reached the summit. | To come to destination |
95 | Follow | Pursue | The detective pursued clues. | To go after |
96 | Lead | Guide | She guided us through museum. | To show the way |
97 | Meet | Encounter | We encountered old friends. | To come together with |
98 | Avoid | Evade | He evaded the question. | To keep away from |
99 | Agree | Concur | I concur with your opinion. | To share same view |
100 | Disagree | Differ | We differ on this issue. | To have different views |
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