How to use this set?
- Slide through the words in the first go and try to guess the meaning of the word.
- After the first cycle, flip to view the meanings of those words you do not know.
- Flip through the set again and try to remember the meanings/synonyms/antonyms you have just learnt.
- Repeat the cycle till you perfect it.
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Death notice (esp. In a newspaper); adj.
Synonyms:
Announcement, Register, Mortuary, Tribute
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Birth announcement
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Binding; required; compulsory; v. Oblige: constrain; make grateful; do a favor; accommodate
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Binding, Coercive, Enforced, Necessary
Antonyms:
Optional, Nonessential
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Related to thinking about something constantly; of an obsession; preoccupying; n. Obsession: compulsive preoccupation with a fixed idea; compulsive idea; v. Obsess: preoccupy the mind of excessively
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Addictive, Enslaving, Hooked
Antonyms:
Secure, Passionate
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Outmoded; no longer used
Synonyms:
Bygone, Extinct, Ancient, Antique
Antonyms:
In vogue, Modern
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Stubborn; hard to control or treat; ex. Obstinate cough; n. Obstinacy
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Inflexible, Steadfast, Unyielding,Tenacious
Antonyms:
Pliant, Submissive
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Push (oneself or one’s ideas) forward or intrude; impose (oneself or one’s ideas) on others; butt in; stick out or extrude; thrust out; ex. Obtrude a on b; adj. Obtrusive; n. Obtrusion; cf. Unobtrusive
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Infringe, Interfere, Intrude, Impose
Antonyms:
Allow, Assist
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Attacking; insulting; distasteful; v. Offend: violate; hurt the feelings of; n. Offense: offending; violating of a moral or social code; crime; attack; ex. First offense
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Evil, Objectionable, Rude, Repulsive
Antonyms:
Kindness, Respectful
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Casual; done without prior thought or preparation
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Informal, Breezy, Easygoing, Cool
Antonyms:
Calculated, Deliberated