Barrons GRE word list - A (1-100) with Pictures

1. ABASE

• Meaning  - To lower in rank, prestige, or esteem, to humiliate.

• Synonyms - Debase,degrade,humiliate.

• Antonyms - dignify, honor, respect.

• Usage - He felt abased when his clothes were removed.

2. ABASH

• Meaning - To make ashamed or uneasy, disconcert, to embarrass.

• Synonyms - confound, confuse, embarrass.

• Antonyms - composed, emboldened, proud, reassured.

• Usage - Salman was abashed when Ash married Abhishek.

3. ABATE

• Meaning - to decrease in force or intensity, to decrease in amount or value.

• Synonyms - Subside, Decrease, Wane, Slack, Slake.

• Antonyms - increase, intensify, magnify.

• Usage - We were waiting for the storm to abate.

4. ABBREVIATE

• Meaning - To make short or shorter, To reduce in force, efficacy, or intensity.

• Synonyms - shorten, abridge, curtail, truncate.

• Antonyms - expand, extend, increase, lengthen.

• Usage - SHIT is abbreviation of __ __ __ __ .

5. ABDICATE

• Meaning - to renounce a throne, to give up, to surrender.

• Synonyms - relinquish, renounce, reject, cast off, disclaim.

• Antonyms  - assert, assume, challenge, claim, defend, defy, hold, maintain, remain, retain, treasure, usurp.

• Usage - Bush abdicated his power.

6. ABERRANT

• Meaning – straying from the right or normal way, deviating from the usual or natural type.

• Synonyms - deviation, variation, distortion, disorientation, error.

• Antonyms - truth,  sanity.

• Usage - The aberrant nature of Heart pulses.

7. ABET

• Meaning - to actively encourage, to assist or support.

• Synonyms - aid, assist, support, encourage, incite, instigate.

• Antonyms - hinder, obstruct, interrupt, restrict.

• Usage - Abu Allibi was killed for abetting Bin laden.

8. ABEYANCE

• Meaning - temporary inactivity, condition of being undetermined.

• Synonyms - suspended, withheld, inoperative, out of action, pending.

• Antonyms - ongoing, action, activity, continuance, continuation.

• Usage - The task was held in abeyance.

9. ABHOR

• Meaning - to regard with horror or detestation, to regard with extreme repugnance.

• Synonyms - Hate, dislike, detest, loathe, despise, abominate.

• Antonyms - Love, liking, admiration, affection, infatuation, idolatry.

• Usage - Abhor the sin, not the sinner.

10. ABJECT

• Meaning - Sunk to a low condition, cast down in spirit

• Synonyms - beggarly, degraded, wretched, miserable.

• Antonyms - Exalted, proud.

• Usage - Children dwelling in abject poverty.

11. ABJURE

• Meaning - to renounce upon oath, to give up.

• Synonyms - renounce, repudiate, forswear, recant.

• Antonyms - desire, wish, long for.

• Usage - Mr. Bush abjured his rights.

12. ABLUTION

• Meaning - the act of washing or cleansing as a religious rite.

• Synonyms - bath, washing, cleaning.

• Antonyms - // comment if you know

• Usage - Man taking ablution in the pure waters of Ganga.

13. ABNEGATION

• Meaning - to deny oneself, self-denial, self-renunciation.

• Synonyms - give up, renunciation, denial, relinquish.

• Antonyms - assert, assume, defend, defy, hold, remain, retain, usurp.

• Usage - Swami Vivekananda abnegated all the luxurious of material life.

14. ABODE

• Meaning - A place where someone lives.

• Synonyms - residence, home, dwelling place, house, place.

• Antonyms - // comment if you know

• Usage - The dream abode.

15. ABOLISH

• Meaning -put an end to, to make null.

• Synonyms - annul, terminate, nullify, cancel, abrogate.

• Antonyms – continue, approve, retain.

• Usage - World should abolish nuclear weapons as well as work  .

16. ABOMINABLE

• Meaning - unpleasant, causing disgust.

• Synonyms - abhor, hatred, detestable, loathe.

• Antonyms - love, adore, admire, worship.

• Usage - everyone abominates terrorists.

17. ABORIGINAL

• Meaning - having existed in a region from the beginning.

• Synonyms - indigenous, native, originals.

• Antonyms - immigrant, foreigner, incomer.

• Usage - Its difficult to find  aboriginals in metros.

18. ABRADE

• Meaning - to wear down or tear away by friction.

• Synonyms - chafe, rub off, wear away, erase, erode, scour, scrape.

• Antonyms – smooth.

• Usage - Frequent brakes abrade tyres fast.

19. ABRASIVE

• Meaning - Harsh and rough in manner, substance that abrades.

• Synonyms - scape, rough.

• Antonyms – likable, pleasant, smooth soft, pleasing.

• Usage - abrasive brushes.

20. ABRIDGE

• Meaning - to cut short, to reduce the length.

• Synonyms - condense, shorten, abbreviate, reduce.

• Antonyms - elaborate, expand, extend, increase, lengthen.

• Usage - The London bridge abridges the gap between two islands.

21. ABROGATE

• Meaning - to abolish, to cancel by an authority.

• Synonyms - abolish, annul, annihilate.

• Antonyms - continue approve, retain.

• Usage – Let us see if new laws abrogate the right to work.

22. ABSCISSION

• Meaning - the act or process of cutting off.

• Synonyms - removal, cutting off, shedding, sloughing.

• Antonyms - attach, join.

• Usage - The picture depicts the abscission of a branch.

23. ABSCOND

• Meaning -to depart in a sudden and secret manner, esp. to avoid capture and legal prosecution.

• Synonyms - hide, depart, run away, flee.

• Antonyms – arrive, stay, reappear, remain, be present.

• Usage - Forces are searching the absconded Bin Laden.

24. ABSOLUTE

• Meaning - Loosed from any limitation, perfect in quality and nature.

• Synonyms - Uncontrolled, Unrestricted, Authoritative, dictatorial, autocratic.

• Antonyms – Accountable, limited, responsible.

• Usage - Adolf Hitler wanted the absolute power.

25. ABSOLVE

• Meaning - to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt.

• Synonyms - forgive, discharge, pardon, vindicate, set free.

• Antonyms - charge, convict, excoriate.

• Usage - Lord Jesus absolves us all from our sins.

26. ABSTAIN

• Meaning – To refrain from something by one’s own choice.

• Synonyms – refrain, withhold, resist.

• Antonyms - pursue, persist.

• Usage - Abstinence is the key of life. abstain from sex. 

27. ABSTRACT

• Meaning - a concept or idea not associated with any specific instance, existing only in the mind.

• Synonyms - theoretical, complex, conceptual, unrealistic, unpractical, hypothetical, abstract.

• Antonyms - concrete, definite, real.

• Usage - abstract art is very valuable these days.

28. ABSTRUSE

• Meaning - hard to understand.

• Synonyms – obscure, abstract, esoteric, difficult, obsolete, recondite.

• Antonyms - clear, easy, lucid, simple, concrete.

• Usage - Abstruse subjects are hard to understand.

29. ABUSIVE

• Meaning - characterized by wrong or improper use or action, using harsh insulting language.

• Synonyms – Insulting, slanderous, calumniating, disparage, maligning.

• Antonyms - Praising, eulogistic, laudatory, panegyric.

• Usage - Using abusive language and insulting prisoners.

30. ABUT

• Meaning - to touch along the border, to border upon or end at.

• Synonyms - adjoin, border, neighbor, meet, touch.

• Antonyms - // comment if you know

• Usage - The 2 properties shown in Figure abut one another.

31. ABYSMAL

• Meaning - Extending far downward or inward from a surface, extremely or hopelessly bad or severe.

• Synonyms - deep, abyss, bottomless, profound, fathomless, immeasurable, extremely bad.

• Antonyms - measurable, fathomable.

• Usage -The abysmal well.

32. ABYSS

• Meaning - An immeasurably deep chasm.

• Synonyms - chasm, deep, hallow, ravine, cavity, deep, abysmal.

• Antonyms – measurable, not deep.

• Usage -Lost in the deep abysses of water.

33. ACCEDE

• Meaning -to express approval.

• Synonyms – assent, agree, acquiesce, comply, concede, accept, nod.

• Antonyms - deny, refuse, condemn, demur, denounce.

• Usage -The two acceded to work together.

34. ACCLAIM

• Meaning - To praise enthusiastically and often publicly, to acknowledge.

• Synonyms - praise, applaud, acclamation, hail, herald

• Antonyms – dishonor, disapproval, berate, vituperate.

• Usage - Acclaim the deserved.

35. ACCLIMATIZE

• Meaning - To adapt oneself to environmental or climatic changes.

• Synonyms – adapt, adjust, conform.

• Antonyms - unacclimatize.

• Usage -people acclimatize when there is change in weather.

36. ACCLIVITY

• Meaning -An upward slope.

• Synonyms – ascent, rise, raise, climb, upgrade, incline, slope.

• Antonyms - declivity, decline.

• Usage - Sign showing acclivity ahead.

37. ACCOLADE

• Meaning – an award or privilege granted as a special honor or as an acknowledgment of merit.

• Synonyms – award, recognition, prize, trophy, honor, reward.

• Antonyms – criticism.

• Usage - His works were accoladed.

38. ACCOMPLICE

• Meaning - A person who knowingly participates with another in an unlawful act, crime or wrongdoing, partner in crime.

• Synonyms – confederate, associate, assistant, helper, decoy, steerer, supporter.

• Antonyms - adversary, enemy, opponent.

• Usage - Abu Allibi was an accomplice of Bin Laden.

39. ACCORD

• Meaning - An agreement between parties.

• Synonyms - agree, agreement, concord, consort, harmonize, rapport, treaty.

• Antonyms - disagreement, dissonance, dissension.

• Usage – The two parties accorded for peace.

40. ACCOST

• Meaning - To approach and speak to boldly or aggressively.

• Synonyms – come up to, address, greet, recognize, approach, snare, hook, solicit, waylay.

• Antonyms - avoid, dodge, evade, ignore, scorn, shun.

• Usage - President is being accosted by body guards.

41. ACCOUTRE

• Meaning - To outfit and equip, as for military duty.

• Synonyms – furnish, equip, outfit, fit out, fit, attire.

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• Usage – The army man accoutred for the mission.

42. ACCRETION

• Meaning – increase by external addition or accumulation.

• Synonyms - increase, accrue, growth.

• Antonyms - attrition, decrease, lose.

• Usage - The accretion of snow.

43. ACCRUE

• Meaning - to be added as a matter of periodic gain or advantage, as interest on money.

• Synonyms - to increase, accretion, augment, collect, gather, accummulate.

• Antonyms - attrition, decrease, lose.

• Usage - the interest accrues.

44. ACERBITY / ACRID

• Meaning - Sourness or acidness of taste, character, or tone. / (ACRID) harshness or severity, as of temper or expression.

• Synonyms - bitter, acidity, sour. / (ACRID) tartness, jaundice, acrimony.

• Antonyms - mellowness, mildness, sweetness. / (ACRID) kindness, sweetness

• Usage - taste of acerbity.

45. ACME

• Meaning - The highest point, as of achievement or development.

• Synonyms - peak, summit, apex, zenith, top, pinnacle.

• Antonyms – bottom, low point, zero, nadir.

• Usage - try harder to reach the acme of your career.

46. ACNE

• Meaning – Its a common skin disease characterized by pimples on the face, chest, and back.

• Synonyms - pimples

• Antonyms - // comment if you know

• Usage - acne is a common disease.

47. ACQUIESCE

• Meaning - to accept, comply, or submit tacitly or agree passively.

• Synonyms – assent, agree, comply, connive.

• Antonyms - disagree, deny, refuse, condemn, demur, denounce.

• Usage - I’m disinclined to acquiesce to your request.

48. ACQUIT / ACQUITTAL

• Meaning – Judgment, as by a jury or judge, that a defendant is not guilty of a crime as charged.

• Synonyms - absolve, discharge, exculpate, exonerate, release, vindicate.

• Antonyms - charge, condemn, blame, convict, sentence.

• Usage - If it does not fit, must you acquit?

49. ACRIMONIOUS

• Meaning – caustic, biting, or rancorous especially in feeling, language, or manner.

• Synonyms – acerbic, caustic, bitter, peevish, pungent, tart, sharp.

• Antonyms - kind, sweet, affable, benign.

• Usage - remain calm in acrimonious situations.

50. ACROPHOBIA

• Meaning – Fear of heights.

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• Usage - People having acrophobia miss lot of fun, like the one in photo.

51. ACTUARY

• Meaning - A statistician who computes insurance risks and premiums.

• Synonyms – analyst,auditor, bookkeeper,calculator,clerk,comptroller, public accountant, reckoner.
  

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• Usage - actuaries estimate the preferred interest rates of insurance companies.

52. ACTUATE

• Meaning -To put into motion or action; activate; Motivate.

• Synonyms - drive,impel,mobilize,activate,motivate.

• Antonyms - impede, stop.

• Usage - crisis actuate employees to work hard.

53. ACUMEN

• Meaning -ability to understand and judge things quickly and clearly.

• Synonyms - shrewdness, astuteness, sagacity.

• Antonyms - denseness, ignorance, inability, ineptness, obtuseness, stupidity

• Usage - Einstein approached matters with great acumen

54. ACUTE

• Meaning - Extremely sharp or severe; intense;

• Synonyms – sharp, pointed, sensitive, shrill.

• Antonyms – dense, imperceptive, insensitive,blunt, dull

• Usage - Sitting infront of computer for long hours causes acute back pains.

55. ADAMANT

• Meaning -An extremely hard, firmly or stubbornly determined.

• Synonyms - die-hard, grim, implacable,stubborn,rigid

• Antonyms - flexible, soft, supple

• Usage - Dogs can be adamant at times

56. ADAGE

• Meaning -A pithy statement expressing an observation or principle generally accepted as wise or true,

• Synonyms - aphorism, maxim, proverb, saying.

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• Usage - She said she always believed in the old adage,’Leave them while you’re looking good.’      -Loos, Anita

57. ADDENDUM

• Meaning -Something added or to be added, especially a supplement to a book.

• Synonyms - supplement, appendix, postscript.

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• Usage -This is an addendum to the book.

58. ADDLE

• Meaning – to become confused.

• Synonyms - confuse, muddle, bewilder.

• Antonyms - clear, understanding

• Usage - My Brain is addled by the volume of this work.

59. ADDUCE

• Meaning - to cite as an example or means of proof in an argument.

• Synonyms - cite, present, abduce.

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• Usage - The picture adduce the fact of evolution.

60. ADEPT

• Meaning -A highly skilled person; an expert.

• Synonyms – expert,master,skillful,proficient.

• Antonyms – awkward, clumsy, incompetent, inept, unskilled.

• Usage - There is great demand for adept employees these days.

61. ADIEU

• Meaning -Used to express farewell

• Synonyms - farewell, goodbye, parting

• Antonyms - greeting,hello

• Usage -Bidding them adieu we departed.

62. ADJUDGE

• Meaning -To award by law,To determine or decide by judicial procedure.

• Synonyms - decide, decree,determine, judge,rule umpire.

• Antonyms - // comment if you know.

• Usage -A person adjudged guilty is one who has been convicted in court.

63. ADJUNCT

• Meaning - Something attached to another in a dependent or subordinate position.

• Synonyms  - accessory, supplement, attachment.

• Antonyms - detriment, lessening, subtraction

• Usage - PCC looking for adjunct faculty through job fair.

64. ADJURATION

• Meaning -An earnest, solemn appeal.

• Synonyms - appeal, earnest command.

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• Usage  - Picture depicting people taking adjuration.

65. ADJUTANT

• Meaning - A staff officer who helps a commanding officer with administrative affairs.

• Synonyms - aide, assistant,auxiliary, helper, deputy

• Antonyms - // comment if you know.

• Usage - The picture of an adjutant officer.

66. ADJOURN

• Meaning -To suspend until a later stated time.

• Synonyms – defer, delay, postpone, shelve, suspend.

• Antonyms -begin, convene, convoke, encourage, further, keep on, open, rally, stimulate, urge

• Usage  - The court adjourned the meeting .

67. ADMONISH

• Meaning -To reprove gently but earnestly.

• Synonyms - reprove, rebuke, castigate, chastise, warn .

• Antonyms -applaud, approve, commend, compliment, extol, flatter, laud, praise

• Usage - admonish your friends privately but praise them openly. 

68. ADONIS

• Meaning -Greek Mythology. A strikingly beautiful youth loved by Aphrodite, A very handsome young man.

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• Antonyms - // comment if you know.

• Usage - is anyone nicknamed adonis.. ? 

69. ADORE

• Meaning -To regard with deep passion and love.

• Synonyms - idolize, revere, worship, love

• Antonyms -abhor, condemn, despise, detest, hate.

• Usage - who doesn’t adore red rose..?

70. ADROIT

• Meaning - Exhibiting or possessing skill and ease in performance

• Synonyms - skillful,dexterous, deft, nimble, slick

• Antonyms -awkward, clumsy, dense, inept, stupid, unskilled

• Usage - Safety Sam is definitely an adroit worker.

71. ADULTERATE

• Meaning - make poorer in quality by adding another substance

• Synonyms – alloyed, impure, dirty, mixing, debased, loaded.

• Antonyms - clean, moral, virtuous, free, purify, refine

• Usage - Adulterating food has become habit for some people now  .

72. ADUMBRATE

• Meaning -To draw up a preliminary plan or version of, To give a sketchy outline of.

• Synonyms - augur, bode, forecast, daft, sketch, outline.

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• Usage - The recent development adumbrate a world – wide revolution in computer technology.

73. ADVENT

• Meaning -The coming or arrival, especially of something extremely important.

• Synonyms – appearance, arrival, coming, start.

• Antonyms - departure, end.

• Usage - People preparing for the advent of lord.

74. ADVERSE / ADVERSITY

• Meaning - Unfavourable conditions.

• Synonyms - antagonistic, antipathetic, opposing, unfavourable, disadvantages.

• Antonyms - advantageous, aiding, auspicious, favorable, fortunate, helpful, lucky, propitious

• Usage - Soldiers give up their life for ours and serve in adverse conditions to have a better life for us.

75. ADVERT

• Meaning -To call or direct attention to something.

• Synonyms - mention, point, refer, advertise, pay attention.

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• Usage - Advert the situation which you can’t handle.

76. ADVOCACY

• Meaning -The act of pleading or arguing in favor of something cause, idea.

• Synonyms – support.

• Antonyms – attack, criticism, opposition, protest, rejection.

• Usage - Advocates plead on behalf of their clients.

77. ADZ / ADZE

• Meaning -An axlike tool with a curved blade at right angles to the handle, used for shaping wood.

• Synonyms // comment if you know.

• Antonyms // comment if you know.

• Usage - people use it to dig and plant tree in gardens.

78. AEGIS

• Meaning - Greek Mythology. The goatskin shield or breastplate of Zeus or Athena. Athena’s shield carried at its center the head of Medusa.

• Synonyms – shield, backing, patronage.

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• Usage - under the council’s aegis the new law was approved.

79. AERIE

• Meaning -The nest of a bird, such as an eagle, built on a cliff or other high place.

• Synonyms - nest.

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• Usage - The condors flew to their new aerie.

80. AESTHETIC

• Meaning -An artistically beautiful or pleasing appearance

• Synonyms - artistic.

• Antonyms - ugly.  // comment here me if i wrong !!

• Usage – aesthetic performance by the artists.

81. AEROSTAT

• Meaning – A balloon or other apparatus floating in or sustained by the air.

• Synonyms – Balloon

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• Usage -Aerostats are used for lifting military airborne radar equipment.

82. AFFABLE

• Meaning - Easy and pleasant to speak to; approachable.

• Synonyms – gracious, congenial, cordial, genial, sociable,sonsy, amiable, genial.

• Antonyms - complaining, disdainful, grouchy, grumbling, impolite, miserable, reserved, surly, unfriendly.

• Usage – affable kitty gives everyone hugs.

83. AFFECT

• Meaning -Have an influence on,  produce an effect on.

• Synonyms - influence, touch, move, impress, assume, fake.

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• Usage – This article will affect my thinking.

84. AFFECTATION

• Meaning -A particular habit, as of speech or dress, adopted to give a false impression.

• Synonyms - pose, pretense.

• Antonyms -naturalness, simplicity

• Usage -Freedom from affectation or embarrassment.

85. AFFILIATE

• Meaning -A person, organization, or establishment associated with another as a subordinate, subsidiary, or member.

• Synonyms - ally, associate, bind, combine, connect, join.

• Antonyms - disjoin, separate, stay away.

• Usage - want to affiliate with the association above?

86. AFFRONT

• Meaning -To insult intentionally, especially openly

• Synonyms - huff, insult, miff, offend, outrage.

• Antonyms -appeasement, compliment, pleasantry, gratify, mollify, placate, please, satisfy, soothe.

• Usage - People don’t tolerate affront and commit suicide.

87. AFOOT

• Meaning -In the process of being carried out.

• Synonyms - walking, underway, on foot.

• Antonyms - nonmoving, unmoving, nonsurrent.

• Usage - did u came all the way afoot?

88. AGAPE

• Meaning - In a state of wonder or amazement, as with the mouth wide open.

• Synonyms - aghast, ajar, opened, overwhelmed, shocked.

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• Usage - Dazzles the crowd and sets them all agape. –Milton.

89. AGILE

• Meaning – Characterized by quickness, lightness, and ease of movement.

• Synonyms - quick, nimble, brisk, facile.

• Antonyms -brittle, clumsy, stiff

• Usage - dogs are extremely agile.

90. AGGLOMERATE

• Meaning -become collected into a mass.

• Synonyms – accrue, accumulate, aggregate, amass, collect.

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• Usage - The system determine the size and distribution of the agglomerate.

91. AGGRANDIZE

• Meaning - to make appear great or greater:praise highly

• Synonyms – amplify, augment, boost, build, burgeon, magnify,                                            multiply, glorify.

• Antonyms -belittle, debase, degrade, depress, disgrace, humble, lower.

• Usage -The king wanted to aggrandize himself and his kingdom.

92. AGGRAVATE

• Meaning -make worse or more serious.

• Synonyms -intensify, deepen, enhance, heighten, intensate, magnify

• Antonyms -appease, gladden, make happy, mollify, soften, alleviate, help, improve, relieve, soothe.

• Usage -Threats only served to aggravate people in such cases.

93. AGGREGATE

• Meaning – Composed of a mixture of minerals separable by mechanical means.

• Synonyms - amount, sum, summation, total, gross, whole.

• Antonyms – individual, part, particular,break up, disperse, divide.

• Usage - aggregate stockpiled for additional underground drains.

94. AGGRESS / AGGRESSION

• Meaning -To initiate an attack, war, quarrel, or fight.

• Synonyms - assail, assault, attack, beset, strike.

• Antonyms -meekness

• Usage -“Aggression, the writer’s main source of energy.” – Ted Solotaroff

95. AGGRIEVE

• Meaning -to give pain or trouble to.

• Synonyms - distress, grieve, hurt, injure, pain, oppress, outrage, wound.

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• Usage - Deer was aggrieved by the leopard’s attack.

96. AGHAST

• Meaning -filled with horror or amazement.

• Synonyms - shock, terror, amazement,afraid, apprehensive, fearful, fearsome, funky, panicky.

• Antonyms -unsurprised.

• Usage - John stood aghast looking the report card.

97. AGITATE

• Meaning – cause anxiety to (a person, his feelings, etc).

• Synonyms - churn, convulse, rock, shake,bother, discompose, disquiet, distract, disturb.

• Antonyms - calm, not bother, quiet, soothe,tranquilize.

• Usage - She was agitated by the attacks.

98. AGNOSTIC

• Meaning - One who is skeptical about the existence of God but does not profess true atheism.

• Synonyms - doubter, non-believer, non-committed.

• Antonyms - believer, gnostic.

• Usage - are you an agnostic fellow ?

99. AGOG

• Meaning -Full of keen anticipation or excitement; eager.

• Synonyms - ardent, athirst, avid, bursting, eager, impatient, keen, solicitous, thirsting, thirsty.

• Antonyms -incurious, uninterested.

• Usage - are you agog to learn more words ?

100. AGRARIAN

• Meaning -Relating to or concerning the land and its ownership, cultivation, and tenure.

• Synonyms - agricultural, farming

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• Usage - A movement for equitable distribution of land and for agrarian reform.