Synonym of ADMONITION

Weird noises came from the haunted houses.

The indiscriminate demand for mas consumption goods is deplorable.

Synonym of MIRTH

Synonym of WRATH

They knew by his sophomoric remarks that he was still knave in the field.

During negotiations, the Managing director remained obdurate.

Only my neighbour succoured me during my illness.

Synonym of ASSENT

Ramnath is such a sham that it is difficult to get along with him.

The sight moved him to pity and compunction.

It is quite unseemly that person should so behave with his elders.

Synonym of IMPREGNATE

The Government must do something about the runaway increase in prices.

I don’t see why he should be so obsequious to his brother just because the latter is rich.

There is not a single word that is redundant in the report.

The father advised his errant son not to maunder about but do something worthwhile.

It was a facetious remark which totally failed to make any impression.

The story which Gaurav narrated was very exciting.

The man succumbed to his injuries the day following the day of accident.

Synonym of CREDENCE

This group is quite heterogeneous some are very rich while some are very poor.

The ship was caught in the tempest and all but the captain were drowned.

Synonym of EQUIVOCAL

Synonym of ERROR

Synonym of REPRISAL

Everyone in the bazaar turned to stare at the visitor and his preposterous dress.

Synonym of ACCOLADE

Plants that grow and exist in deserts have highly specialized means of adapting themselves to the arid environment.

Synonym of ABSTAIN

Synonym of PLACATE

The novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings.

The affluence of most visiting Arabs is astonishing.

Synonym of DAUNT

He spent his whole life caught up in mundane matters.

Synonym of RAKISH

Synonym of APPRAISAL

Synonym of SMEAR

Synonym of CAVORT

Synonym of PROSCRIBE

Synonym of IMPINGE

Synonym of ADMONISH

India is still a virgin land exploring its tourism potential.

The kingdom suffered a constant threat from certain predatory tribes.

I have told him many times not to do that.

Adverse remarks against the leader provoked his followers.

Synonym of DEFUNCT

He whirled round in a trice, with a revolver in his hand.

Synonym of HAGGLE

Synonym of WHIRL

All the characters in the novel are fictitious.

Synonym of AID

Synonym of SYNTHETIC

Synonym of APOLOGUE

Synonym of ESTRANGE

Synonym of DILETTANTE

A factory manufacturing illicit liquor was unearthed by the police yesterday.

Synonym of CONVENED

He was given to fanaticism in his political beliefs.

The community is agog with speculation about the fate of the money collected.

Synonym of BRASH

Synonym of CELIBATE

Synonym of STAID

Synonym of CAVEAT

Synonym of MYOPIC

Synonym of EROTIC

Despite a full one hour meeting, they could not arrive at any consensus.

Quite unabashed, he began his scholarly lecture on what was obvious to everyone.

Synonym of CONCEAL

Synonym of DEMIT

Synonym of CONGREGATION

Synonym of LATENT

It was pure fabrication with an eye for a sensation.

After his graduation, he had to pass through a period of privation.

Synonym of RAP

Synonym of ABROGATION

Synonym of AMICABLE

The minister tried to assure the people regarding their safety.

He did not hesitate to pester the sleeping mother when he wanted money.

Whatever opinion he gives is sane.

The lurid details of the murder in broad day light sent chilling sensations down the spine of everybody

Synonym of INDICT

Synonym of WANDER

The obstacles seem to be insurmountable, but no one should doubt what this fearless woman can accomplish.

The device which measures earthquakes is called the Richter scale.

Synonym of VINDICATE

It was presumptuous of him to make a remark in the assembly.

Synonym of CONVIVIAL

Synonym of ENTHRAL

He has always been an elusive customer.

Decay is an immutable factor of human life.

Many of his aquaintances avoid him because he is so garrulous.

Synonym of KIBITZ

Synonym of MYSTIQUE

Synonym of LIABILITY

Synonym of OVERTURES

Synonym of VITUPERATE

Grandfather has been getting feeble of late.

Synonym of ESCHEW

It was an ignominious defeat for the team.