Class 9 English Grammar Synonyms and Antonyms, NCERT/SCERT Class 9 English Grammar Notes to each Syllabus wise provided in the list of SEBA Class 9 English Grammar Synonyms and Antonyms can be of great value to excel in the examination.
Class 9 English Grammar Synonyms and Antonyms
Class 9 English Grammar Question Synonyms and Antonyms cover all the exercise questions in Assam Board SEBA Textbooks. The SEBA Class 9 English Grammar provided here ensures a smooth and easy understanding of all the concepts. Understand the concepts behind every chapter and score well in the board exams.
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS
GRAMMAR
[A] SYNONYMS :
[A]
abode (n) : house, home, dwelling, place
absurd (adj) : ridiculous, foolish, silly, stupid,senseless, crazy
acquit (v) : absolve, exonerate, discharge,release
adept (adj) : proficient, skilful, expert.
abduct (v) : kidnap, carry off capture, seize.
abolish (v) : eradicate, exterminate, quash,nullify, repeal.
adept (adj) : proficient, skilful, expert.
adulterate (v) : debase, degrade, spoil, contaminate
affluent (n) : rich, wealthy, well-to-do,opulent
aggravate (v) : worsen, inflame, intensify,increase, heighten.
aide (n) : assistant, helper.
allegiance(n) : fidelity, loyalty, faithfulness
ample (adj) : enough, plentiful, abundant,bountiful.
apt (adj) : suitable, fitting, appropriate.
[B]
barren (adj) : infertile, sterile, arid.
bizarre (adj) : strange, weird, peculiar, odd.
bona fide (adj) : genuine, authentic, real,true.
buffoon (n) : clown, jester,comedian.
[C]
candid (adj) : frank, open,honest, forthright,truthful.
cease (v) : stop, discontinue, finish.
chaos (n) : disorder, confusion, mess,pandemonium.
colossal (n) : huge, immense, enormous,mammoth.
combat (n) : battle, fight, conflict, skirmish.
commotion (n) : chaos, mess, disturbance,uproar, rumpus.
compassion (n) : tenderness, pity, concern, kindness.
counsel (n) : advice, guidance, direction.
counterfeit (n) : fake, copy, forgery,imitation, sham.
[D]
deadlock (n) : stalemate, impasse,standstill, stand off.
deceit (n) : deception, duplicity, fraud, cheating.
doom (n) : ruin, downfall, end, decline.
[E]
eminent (n) : great, distinguished,prominent, famous.
enchanting (n) : charming, delightful,captivating, alluring.
enthusiasm (n) : eagerness, keenness,ardour, fervour, zeal.
exquisite (adj) : beautiful, lovely, elegant,charming.
[F]
foresee (v) : anticipate, envisage, predict.
fury (n) : rage, ire, wrath, anger.
fuss (n) : ado, commotion, chaos,confusion.
[G]
gaiety (n) : merriment, joy, happiness, delight, mirth.
gallant (n) : brave, bold, daring, valiant,heroic.
grandiose (adj) : ambitious, extravagant,pompous.
[H]
haughty (adj) : proud, arrogant, conceited.
havoc (n) : devastation, destruction,damage, ruin.
hoard (v) : store, stockpile, amass.
hoax (n) : joke, jest, prank, trick.
hostile (adj) : antagonistic, opposed, inimical.
[I]
ignominy (n) : shame, dishonour, disgrace,infamy.
Immaculate (adj) : clean, spotless,unsoiled, neat.
Impede (v) : hinder, obstruct, hamper, block.
insane (n) : mad, deranged, crazy, lunatic.
Invade(v) : attack, assail, assault, raid.
[J]
jeopardise (v) : endanger, imperil.
Jubilation (n) : exultation, triumph, elation, euphoria.
[K]
knack (n) : talent, aptitude, gift, flair.
know-how (n) : expertise, skill, proficiency, adeptness.
[L]
lament (v) : grieve, sorrow, wail, moan.
lapse (v) : decline, fall, deteriorate, worsen.
legitimate (adj) : legal, lawful, licit, authentic.
[M]
malaise (n) : illness, sickness, infirmity,discomfort.
mandatory (n) : obligatory, compulsory,binding.
mania (n) : craze, obsession, fascination,fixation.
manifestation (n) : show, display, exhibition.
massacre (v) : slaughter, butcher, slay,murder, kill.
meek (n) : patient, forbearing, gentle,docile.
meticulous (adj) : scrupulous, punctilious,exacting.
myth (n) : saga, tale, story, folklore.
[N]
naive (adj) : innocent, childlike, simple.
[O]
obscene (adj) : indecent, pornographic,vulgar, filthy.
obsession (n) : preoccupation, fixation,craze, phobia.
obstinate(adj) : stubborn, headstrong,inflexible.
offend (v) : affront, incense, displease,irritate.
offence (n) : crime, breach, wrongdoing,misdeed.
oppress (v) : tyrannise, suppress, repress.
[P]
pact (n) : agreement,treaty,deal,settlement.
panorama (n) : spectacle, overview.
paramount (adj) : predominant, preeminent, outstanding.
perplexing (adj) : puzzling mystifying,confusing.
picturesque (adj) : beautiful, pretty,lovely,charming.
pomp (n) : ceremony,display.pageantry.
provoke (v) : annoy, anger, incense, enrage,irritate.
[Q]
qualms (n) : misgivings,hesitation,doubts.
quandary (n) : dilemma,predicament.plight,muddle.
quash (v) : annul,nullify,invalidate,cancel.
[R]
ravage (v) : devastate,ruin,destroy,plunder.
realm (n) : kingdom,country.state.empire.
rebellion (n) : revolt,revolution, insurrection,uprising.
recuperate (v) : recover,convalesce,improve.
robust (adj) : healthy, strong,vigorous.
[S]
scar (n) : mark,blemish,blotch.
shrewd (adj) : astute, sharp,cunning,artful.
slaughter (n) : kill,butcher,massacre,slay.
solemn (adj) : serious,grave,formal,dignified.
spectacular (adj) : magnificent, splendid,breath-taking.
splendid (adj) : magnificent, charming,impressive.
steadfast (adj) : faithful, loyal,devoted,staunch.
[T]
tacit (adj) : implicit,understood, implied.
tranquillity (n) : peace, restfulness, calm,stillness.
turmoil (n) : agitation, confusion, disarray,chaos.
tyranny (n) : despotism, oppression,suppression.
[V]
valiant (adj) : brave, courageous, gallant,heroic.
[B] ANTONYMS (Opposites) :
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