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Start a collection of synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms. Collect at least 50 each. Keep adding to your selection.

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Start a collection of synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms. Collect at least 50 each. Keep adding to your selection.

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Examples of synonyms.

  1. adapt – adjust
  2. anger – enrage, infuriate
  3. alike – same
  4. annual – yearly
  5. bright – shining, gleaming,
  6. big – enormous, huge
  7. barren – desolate
  8. bucket – pail
  9. brave – courageous, fearless
  10. certain – sure
  11. careful-cautious
  12. cry – shout, yell, weep
  13. dark – shadowy, gloomy
  14. disclose – announce
  15. difference – disagreement, inequity
  16. eager – keen, enthusiastic
  17. exit- leave
  18. false – fake, fraudulent
  19. fast – quick, rapid, speedy
  20. go – recede, depart, fade
  21. great – noteworthy, worthy, distinguished
  22. happy – pleased, contented
  23. help – aid, assist
  24. idea – thought, concept
  25. jest – joke
  26. large- big, enormous, huge
  27. little – tiny, small, minute
  28. make – create, originate
  29. move – plod, go
  30. end – stop, finish, terminate
  31. clever – smart
  32. carpet – rug
  33. beautiful – pretty, lovely
  34. fly – soar
  35. hurry – rush, run
  36. important – necessary, vital
  37. keep – hold
  38. mark – label
  39. fall – drop, descend
  40. couch – sofa
  41. come – approach, advance
  42. cool – chilly, frosty
  43. ask – question, inquire of
  44. busy – engaged
  45. close – shut
  46. conceal – hide
  47. cease – stop
  48. delight – joy
  49. garbage – trash
  50. gift – present

Examples of antonyms.

  1. absent – present
  2. admit – deny
  3. alive – dead
  4. ally – enemy
  5. apart – together
  6. arrive – depart
  7. ascend – descend
  8. backward – forward
  9. boundless – limited
  10. bent – straight
  11. boring – interesting
  12. bless – curse
  13. brave – cowardly
  14. build – destroy
  15. bright – dim, dull
  16. captive – free
  17. clear – cloudy, opaque
  18. common – rare
  19. correct – incorrect, wrong
  20. create – destroy
  21. deep – shallow
  22. diseased – healthy
  23. despair – hope
  24. dusk – dawn
  25. encourage – discourage
  26. even – odd
  27. export – import
  28. fade – brighten
  29. fast – slow
  30. foolish – wise
  31. fresh – stale
  32. giant – tiny, small, dwarf
  33. gloomy – cheerful
  34. grow – shrink
  35. harmful – harmless
  36. humble – proud
  37. courageous – coward
  38. increase – decrease
  39. internal – external
  40. just – unjust
  41. lawful – unlawful, illegal
  42. lengthen – shorten
  43. light – dark, heavy
  44. loud – quiet
  45. low – high
  46. misunderstand – understand
  47. merry – sad
  48. messy – neat
  49. minority – majority
  50. miser – spendthrift

Examples of homonyms.

  1. bark (n) - bark (v)
  2.  board (n) - board (v)
  3. bow (n) - bow (v)
  4. bat (n) - bat (v)
  5. book (n) - book (v)
  6. clear (adj) - clear (v)
  7. cool (adj) - cool (n)
  8. current (adj - current (n)
  9. duck (n) - duck (v)
  10. fair (adj) - fair (n)
  11. bear (n) - bear (v)
  12. Right (noun) – Right (adjective)
  13. Tear (noun) – Tear (verb)
  14. Match (noun) – Match (verb)
  15. Ring (noun) – Ring (verb)
  16. Kind (noun) – Kind (adjective)
  17. Lie (noun) – Lie (verb)
  18. Bright (adjective) – Bright (adjective)
  19. Address (noun) – Address (verb)
  20. Watch (noun) – Watch (verb)
  21. Well (noun) – Well (adverb)
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