The document outlines 29 mind maps of English vocabulary terms. Each mind map centers on a main term in blue and provides synonyms in red and antonyms in black. The mind maps are authored by Hitesh Deepak and cover terms related to concepts like emotions, reputation, obligations, manners, strength, and more. They are intended to help with understanding relationships between words in the English language.
The document discusses the benefits of allowing children over 15 to make their own decisions. It argues that children will become independent at a young age and learn to control their own destiny by choosing their own friends and university. Allowing independence will also help children discover themselves better by learning about their strengths and weaknesses. They will learn to love themselves and have the confidence to try new things without barriers set by parents. When children can decide their own future, they are more likely to achieve their goals and ambitions rather than having a future chosen for them by parents that may not match their interests or capabilities.
The document presents mind maps of English vocabulary words organized by their starting letter. Each mind map contains a central word in blue with synonyms in red and antonyms in black. The mind maps provide relationships between words to aid in learning vocabulary. Over 20 words beginning with "H" and their synonyms and antonyms are displayed across multiple pages. The document is authored by Hitesh Deepak as a tool for learning Anglo vocabulary.
This document presents a mind map with vocabulary words organized by their meanings. Each page provides a main word in blue, synonyms in red, and antonyms in black. It includes 28 pages with over 100 total vocabulary words exploring different categories of meaning like size, importance, pleasantness, and more. The document aims to help the reader better understand words and their relationships through a visual mind mapping structure.
These are mind maps that I made to help my students in learning English Grammar. There are six mind maps, Articles, Clauses and Phrases, Sentence, Adjective Clause, Noun Clause and Adverb Clauses. If you find this useful for you, you can download it or contact me.
A slideshow specially designed for non-english teachers in engineering colleges to help them improve their vocabulary and to help them learn certain vocabulary learning and teaching techniques.
The document discusses the benefits of allowing children over 15 to make their own decisions. It argues that children will become independent at a young age and learn to control their own destiny by choosing their own friends and university. Allowing independence will also help children discover themselves better by learning about their strengths and weaknesses. They will learn to love themselves and have the confidence to try new things without barriers set by parents. When children can decide their own future, they are more likely to achieve their goals and ambitions rather than having a future chosen for them by parents that may not match their interests or capabilities.
The document presents mind maps of English vocabulary words organized by their starting letter. Each mind map contains a central word in blue with synonyms in red and antonyms in black. The mind maps provide relationships between words to aid in learning vocabulary. Over 20 words beginning with "H" and their synonyms and antonyms are displayed across multiple pages. The document is authored by Hitesh Deepak as a tool for learning Anglo vocabulary.
This document presents a mind map with vocabulary words organized by their meanings. Each page provides a main word in blue, synonyms in red, and antonyms in black. It includes 28 pages with over 100 total vocabulary words exploring different categories of meaning like size, importance, pleasantness, and more. The document aims to help the reader better understand words and their relationships through a visual mind mapping structure.
These are mind maps that I made to help my students in learning English Grammar. There are six mind maps, Articles, Clauses and Phrases, Sentence, Adjective Clause, Noun Clause and Adverb Clauses. If you find this useful for you, you can download it or contact me.
A slideshow specially designed for non-english teachers in engineering colleges to help them improve their vocabulary and to help them learn certain vocabulary learning and teaching techniques.
This document provides information about the Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre located in Devachan, Leh, Ladakh. The center offers daily yoga and meditation lectures and hosts monks and nuns in training. It has facilities like a charitable hospital, schools for local underprivileged children, guest houses and hostels with minimal fees. The center promotes spiritual tourism, cultural exchange and operates organic farms and plantations using solar and recycled water technologies.
1) Jammu and Kashmir has a population of over 12.5 million people, most of whom are Muslim.
2) 30% of the region of Jammu and Kashmir is under Pakistani control and has seen less than 10% development, while 10% is under Chinese control with less than 30% development.
3) Some strategies proposed for bringing peace to Jammu and Kashmir include controlling negative media reporting, providing zero-interest loans for organic farming to engage youth, improving connectivity and tourism between the region and the rest of India, and increasing education opportunities for Muslim women.
National Organ Donation Policy of India final stageThe BharatPutra
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This document outlines the key principles of Dharma (religion/righteousness) according to Vedic philosophy, including defining Dharma, describing its ten symptoms, and explaining the six schools of Vedic philosophy. It also discusses concepts like marriage norms, the role of gurus and students, idol worship, the division of life into four stages, and how following Vedic principles can lead to world peace. The overall message is that Dharma and Vedic philosophy provide a balanced, interconnected framework for living righteously and achieving harmony in society.
The document recommends gifting plants to loved ones instead of cut bouquets to promote sustainability. It suggests plants are a sustainable gift option that supports love and environmentally friendly practices. Contact information is provided to facilitate plant gifts.
The document contains advice from Hitesh Deepak on how to educate, engage, and re-engage customers to build a brand and increase sales and recall value. Some of the key recommendations include educating customers, engaging them and then re-engaging them for repeated sales, feedback, reminders and timely recall. It also suggests creating cross-connecting reference sites and defining digital brand value goals.
The document contains advice from Hitesh Deepak on marketing and branding. It suggests focusing on educating customers, engaging with them, and re-engaging through repeated sales, feedback, reminders, and cross-referencing other sites to increase recall of the brand. It advises against fully automating customer service and to define digital brand value goals. The overall message is that educating and engaging customers will create genuine connections and return customers over time.
Colour My Life (Painting and Photography) campaign for supporting the street ...The BharatPutra
This campaign is to support the Street Child via Auction or Sale of Painting & Photography via Final Exhibition of 50 Painting & Photographs of Street Child only.
The document outlines mind maps of English vocabulary words organized by their alphabetical beginning. Each word is given synonyms in red, the main word in blue, and antonyms in black. The mind maps cover 29 pages and include over 200 words ranging from A-C in the alphabet.
This research paper examines changing the method of insurance payments in India to using automated vending machines (AVMs). The paper conducts surveys in two villages, Rathdhana and Sheva, to evaluate different payment methods and understand customer preferences. The surveys find that while rural Indians may seem ignorant, they have evolved consumer preferences like urban residents and want value for their money. The paper suggests AVMs could provide a convenient 24/7 payment option to reach more customers, especially in remote areas. Overall, the research aims to develop a unified AVM payment model for insurance and analyze its costs and benefits compared to other methods.
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Sky Line corporation provides market research and consulting services to private businesses. It has an extensive network of consultants that can provide on-the-ground intelligence and insights about markets that are typically difficult to evaluate. Sky Line defines market research as a process that involves gathering data through various methods such as surveys, interviews, observations, and field trials. It assists clients in entering new markets, expanding market share, and making strategic decisions through reliable and valid market research.
My Early days presentation in Leeds Metropolitan University. Our Presentations on SME's marketing Strategies through various On-line & Off-line Methods.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
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Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
This document provides information about the Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre located in Devachan, Leh, Ladakh. The center offers daily yoga and meditation lectures and hosts monks and nuns in training. It has facilities like a charitable hospital, schools for local underprivileged children, guest houses and hostels with minimal fees. The center promotes spiritual tourism, cultural exchange and operates organic farms and plantations using solar and recycled water technologies.
1) Jammu and Kashmir has a population of over 12.5 million people, most of whom are Muslim.
2) 30% of the region of Jammu and Kashmir is under Pakistani control and has seen less than 10% development, while 10% is under Chinese control with less than 30% development.
3) Some strategies proposed for bringing peace to Jammu and Kashmir include controlling negative media reporting, providing zero-interest loans for organic farming to engage youth, improving connectivity and tourism between the region and the rest of India, and increasing education opportunities for Muslim women.
National Organ Donation Policy of India final stageThe BharatPutra
This document outlines branding solutions for an organ donation campaign in India. It discusses common issues with low organ donation rates such as public ignorance, inconsideration in signing donation petitions, and lack of efficiency in donation movements. It proposes ideas to promote donation through 30-second TV ads, canopies in hospitals, registration drives at schools and colleges, road shows, and online donor records. The strategies aim to inspire, convince, register, and motivate more people to become organ donors and help those in need of transplants.
This document outlines the key principles of Dharma (religion/righteousness) according to Vedic philosophy, including defining Dharma, describing its ten symptoms, and explaining the six schools of Vedic philosophy. It also discusses concepts like marriage norms, the role of gurus and students, idol worship, the division of life into four stages, and how following Vedic principles can lead to world peace. The overall message is that Dharma and Vedic philosophy provide a balanced, interconnected framework for living righteously and achieving harmony in society.
The document recommends gifting plants to loved ones instead of cut bouquets to promote sustainability. It suggests plants are a sustainable gift option that supports love and environmentally friendly practices. Contact information is provided to facilitate plant gifts.
The document contains advice from Hitesh Deepak on how to educate, engage, and re-engage customers to build a brand and increase sales and recall value. Some of the key recommendations include educating customers, engaging them and then re-engaging them for repeated sales, feedback, reminders and timely recall. It also suggests creating cross-connecting reference sites and defining digital brand value goals.
The document contains advice from Hitesh Deepak on marketing and branding. It suggests focusing on educating customers, engaging with them, and re-engaging through repeated sales, feedback, reminders, and cross-referencing other sites to increase recall of the brand. It advises against fully automating customer service and to define digital brand value goals. The overall message is that educating and engaging customers will create genuine connections and return customers over time.
Colour My Life (Painting and Photography) campaign for supporting the street ...The BharatPutra
This campaign is to support the Street Child via Auction or Sale of Painting & Photography via Final Exhibition of 50 Painting & Photographs of Street Child only.
The document outlines mind maps of English vocabulary words organized by their alphabetical beginning. Each word is given synonyms in red, the main word in blue, and antonyms in black. The mind maps cover 29 pages and include over 200 words ranging from A-C in the alphabet.
This research paper examines changing the method of insurance payments in India to using automated vending machines (AVMs). The paper conducts surveys in two villages, Rathdhana and Sheva, to evaluate different payment methods and understand customer preferences. The surveys find that while rural Indians may seem ignorant, they have evolved consumer preferences like urban residents and want value for their money. The paper suggests AVMs could provide a convenient 24/7 payment option to reach more customers, especially in remote areas. Overall, the research aims to develop a unified AVM payment model for insurance and analyze its costs and benefits compared to other methods.
Koc Holding from Turkey (179 Ranked in Forbes Magazine)The BharatPutra
This document provides an overview and analysis of Koç Holding, a large Turkish conglomerate. It discusses Koç's strategic leadership, knowledge management practices, sustainability efforts, and global strategy. Key points include Koç's focus on human capital development, innovation through R&D, use of IT systems, and aim to strengthen the Turkish economy through domestic market sustainability and global expansion. The document also analyzes Koç's performance against the triple bottom line of economic prosperity, environmental stewardship and social equity.
Sky Line corporation provides market research and consulting services to private businesses. It has an extensive network of consultants that can provide on-the-ground intelligence and insights about markets that are typically difficult to evaluate. Sky Line defines market research as a process that involves gathering data through various methods such as surveys, interviews, observations, and field trials. It assists clients in entering new markets, expanding market share, and making strategic decisions through reliable and valid market research.
My Early days presentation in Leeds Metropolitan University. Our Presentations on SME's marketing Strategies through various On-line & Off-line Methods.
My Final Project report for Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. Our research was based on Quota Sampling of 300 Students across Leeds City for Understanding whether or not it would be viable for promoting University Courses through Social Media Websites (Web 2.0)
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Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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Find out more about ISO training and certification services
Training: ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System - EN | PECB
ISO/IEC 42001 Artificial Intelligence Management System - EN | PECB
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - Training Courses - EN | PECB
Webinars: https://pecb.com/webinars
Article: https://pecb.com/article
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For more information about PECB:
Website: https://pecb.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pecb/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PECBInternational/
Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/PECBCERTIFICATION
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1. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
1 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Alphabet: R
Disappointment Shame
Distress
Sorrow Compunction
Unhappiness Repentance
Remorse
Grief Guilt
Gladness
Fulfillment
Gratification
Pleasure
Satisfaction
Serenity
Ease
Common
Contentment
HappinessRegret
2. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
2 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Prestige Character
Significance
Eminence Repute
Prominence Name
Standing
Importance Status
Infamy
Bad name
Fame
Renown
Notoriety
Ignominy
Ill Repute
Unsavory Reputation
Disrepute
Dishonour
Reputation
3. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
3 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Bond Obligation
Liability
Restraint Concern
Blame Charge
Accountability
Onus Duty
Liberty
Self-determination
Free will
Self-government
Sovereignty
Choice
Independence
Self-determination
Freedom
Autonomy
Responsibility
4. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
4 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Underline Empathize
Boost
Highlight Buttress
Fortify Underpin
Strengthen
Bolster Support
Decline
Subside
Dwindle
Abate
Flag
Fade
Wane
Deteriorate
Fail
Weaken
Reinforce
5. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
5 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Offensive Uncouth
Disrespectful
Ill-mannered Insolent
Vulgar Bad-Mannered
Impolite
Boorish Discourteous
Well-Mannered
Refined
Mannerly
Respectful
Courteous
Gracious
Civil
Well-Bred
Polite
Good-Mannered
Rude
6. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
6 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Cold-Blooded Merciless
Heartless
Hard-Nosed Pitiless
Hard-Hearted Brutal
Cruel
Unfeeling Callous
Compassionate
Gracious
Forgiving
Sympathetic
Humane
Generous
Lenient
Kind-Hearted
Merciful
KindRuthless
7. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
7 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Contain Control
Constrict
Hamper Check
Constrain Curb
Limit
Impede Confine
Extend
Make-Wider
Open-up
Develop
Stretch
Thicken
Enlarge
Expand
Broaden
Increase
Restrict
8. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
8 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Astonishment Veneration
Regard
Amazement Awe
Devotion Worship
Respect
Esteem Admiration
Displeasure
Denunciation
Criticism
Blame
Annoyance
Disapprobation
Discontentment
Censure
Condemnation
Dissatisfaction
Reverence
9. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
9 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Remuneration Return
Bonus
Incentive Repayment
Compensation Payment
Prize
Gift Recompense
Disadvantage
Detriment
Shortcoming
Penalization
Sentence
Fine
Price
Forfeit
Consequence
DrawbackReward
10. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
10 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Threat Menace
Endanger
Chance Hazard
Gamble Peril
Danger
Stake Jeopardy
Play Safe
Be Wary
Pay Attention
Watch out
Take Heed
Go Easy
Take Care
Be Careful
Take No Risk
Be Cautious
Risk
11. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
11 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Rubbish Junk
Rebuff
Decline Litter
Reject Trash
Waste
Snub Garbage
Take
Bear
Acknowledge
Assume
Undertake
Consent
Accede
Agree to Take
Receive
Admit
Refuse
12. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
12 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Honour Repute
Honor
Concern Affection
Reverence Favour
Respect
Approval Esteem
Disdain
Loathing
Condescension
Derision
Hatred
Scorn
Disapproval
Disrespect
Contempt
Dislike
Regard
13. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
13 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Let go Fire
Terminate
Get Rid of Discharge
Boot Out Sack
Dismiss
Lay-Off Release
Delay
Capture
Confine
Arrest
Slow up
Hold up
Hinder
Impede
Detain
Keep
Relieve
14. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
14 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Indisposed Hesitant
Unexcited
Averse Loath
Lukewarm Disinclined
Unwilling
Subdued Unenthusiastic
Keen
Ardent
Afire
Aflame
Whole-hearted
Animate
Fervent
Passionate
Excited
Eager
Reluctant
15. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
15 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Shrink Condense
Trim-Down
Ease Cut
Moderate Lessen
Decrease
Lower Diminish
Surge
Expansion
Spread
Upturn
Proliferation
Escalation
Intensification
Growth
Increase
Rise
Reduce
16. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
16 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Determined Unbendable
Tenacious
Definite Stubborn
Unwavering Unyielding
Firm
Steadfast Stanch
Vacillating
Procrastinating
Cowardly
Unsteady
Wavering
Wishy-Washy
Undetermined
Weak
Indecisive
UnsureResolute
17. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
17 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Impatient Edgy
Nervous
Uneasy Agitated
On Edge Twitchy
Restless
Squirmy Fidgety
Motionless
At Rest
Static
Stagnant
Quiet
Silent
Tranquil
Unmoving
Still
ImmobileRestive
18. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
18 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Uncover Make Public
Bring to Light
Tell Make Known
Show Expose
Disclose
Bare Divulge
Cover
Suppress
Cover up
Camouflage
Disguise
Mask
Obscure
Screen
Hide
Secret
Reveal
19. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
19 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Mutiny Demonstration
Rampage
Revolt Unrest
Rebellion Disturbance
Uprising
Insurgence Insurrection
Law
Control
Directive
Ruling
Tenet
Canon
Imperative
Regulation
Rule
Instruction
Riot
20. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
20 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Conflicting Enemy
Confronter
Competitor Contending
Adversary Challenging
Competing
Foe Opposing
Subordinate
Ally
Friend
Acquaintance
Comrade
Companion
Assistant
Junior
Associate
SecondaryRival
21. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
21 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Tough Strong
Energetic
Forceful Full-Bodied
Stout Hearty
Healthy
Hardy Vigorous
Frail
Shaky
Anemic
Tired
Fragile
Pathetic
Weedy
Scrawny
Weak
Puny
Robust
22. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
22 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Swash-back Carefree
Wild
Thumping Noisy
Raucous Loud
Boisterous
Unruly Rowdy
Controlled
Discreet
Muted
In-control
Reserved
Undemonstrative
Unemotional
Calm
Restrained
Self-possessRollicking
23. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
23 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Unfortunate Unpleasant
Dreadful
Bad Foul
Poor Nasty
Awful
Inferior Terrible
Enjoyable
Affable
Amusing
Satisfying
Pleasurable
Nice
Lovely
Pleasing
Pleasant
Agreeable
Rotten
24. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
24 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Compunction Guilt
Regret
Grief Penitence
Sadness Repentance
Regret
Distress Sorrow
Brazenness
Stoniness
Coldness
Callousness
Lack of Remorse
Impenitence
Impudence
Boldness
Shamelessness
Hard-heatedness
Remorse
25. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
25 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Protest Gripe
Bellyache
Objection Grouse
Mutter Regret
Grumble
Moan Complaint
Admiration
Appreciation
Recommendation
Compliment
Applause
Tribute
Acclaim
Approval
Praise
Commendation
Repine
26. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
26 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Jagged Lumpy
Not Level
Patchy Irregular
Rutted Bumpy
Uneven
Pot-holed Coarse
Equal
Smooth as Glass
Even
Smooth
Flat
Side by Side
Neck and Neck
Near
Level
CloseRough
27. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
27 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Recognize Apprehend
Become conscious
Gather Grasp
Get Appreciate
Understand
Fathom Comprehend
Neglect
Lack of Care
Inattention
Mistreatment
Desertion
Let-Down
Betray
Desert
Disappoint
Forsake
Realize
28. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
28 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Whim Instinct
Urge
Itch Spontaneous Efforts
Yearning Response
Reaction
Impulse
Hatred
Disgust
Repulsion
Detestation
Abhorrence
Antipathy
Distaste
Repugnance
Aversion
Loathing
Reflex
Fancy
29. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
29 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Abolish Retract
Invalidate
Dismantle Annul
Reverse Rescind
Cancel
Withdraw Revoke
Uphold
Continue
Keep up
Retain
Conserve
Sustain
Continue
Keep
Maintain
PreserveRepeal
30. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
30 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Let-up Relief
Delay
Breathing Space Lull
Breathing Room Breather
Interval
Reprieve Break
Endure
Hang About
Stay put
Keep on
Persist
Carry on
Stay
Remain
Last
Linger
Respite
31. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
31 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Integument Coat
Crust
Outer Layer Crust
Casing Husk
Peel
Cover Skin
Mid-Point
Interior
Medium
Inside
Intermediate
Internal
Halfway-point
Epicenter
Center
Focus
Rind
32. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
32 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Rough Disorderly
Riotous
Hoarse Harsh
Rowdy Boisterous
Wild
Noisy Loud
Passive
Intimidated
Downcast
Serious
Restrained
Unresponsive
Quiet
Submissive
Subdued
Cowed
Raucous
33. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
33 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Funny Rude
Rough
Humorous Lewd
Uncouth Bawdy
Coarse
Unrefined Vulgar
Well-Mannered
Urbane
Sophisticated
Good-Mannered
Mannerly
Respectful
Gracious
Well-Bred
Polite
Civil
Ribald
34. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
34 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Apparatus Device
Instrument
Gismo Hand tool
Gizmo Scraper
Tool
Device File
Touch
Clasp
Clinch
Squeeze
Embrace
Cuddle
Hug
Pat
Caress
Stroke
Rasp
35. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
35 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Hearty Cheery
Chirpy
Pleased Cheerful
Joyful Happy
Humorous
Jolly Good-Humour
Muted
Cowed
Toned-down
Dismal
Dingy
Gloomy
Dull
Drab
Somber
Subdued
Risible
36. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
36 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Existent Tangible
Valid
Genuine Factual
Authentic Material
Actual
True Physical
Missing
Fake
Artificial
Out of the world
Weird
Illusory
Imaginary
Fictional
Non-existent
Unreal
Real
37. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
37 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Squanderer Profligate
Libertine
Drunkard Prodigal
Gambler Inebriate
Reprobate
Voluptuary Degenerate
Model
Classic
Shining Example
Ideal
Exemplar
Paradigm
Quintessence
Archetype
Paragon
Epitome
Rake
38. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
38 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Dashing Sporty
Raffish
Jaunty Stylish
Dapper Breezy
Casual
Debonair Confident
Insipid
Tame
Wishy-Washy
Flavourless
Flat
Plain
Mild
Tasteless
Bland
Weak
Rakish
39. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
39 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Off Rotten
Foul
Bad Rank
Stinking Sour
Reeking
Putrid Fetid
Renewed
Superfluous
Further
Supplementary
Extra
Different
Other
Replacement
Fresh
Additional
Rancid
40. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
40 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Enthusiasm Rhapsody
Elation
Eagerness Bliss
Euphoria Joy
Ecstasy
Heaven Delight
Pessimism
Depression
Gloominess
Despondency
Misery
Unhappiness
Dejection
Sadness
Gloom
Despair
Rapture
41. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
41 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Tremendous Very Good
Brilliant
Superb Excellent
First-Rate Shining
Glowing
Outstanding Admiring
Deprived
Insignificant
Lowly
Pitiable
Reduced
Meager
Meagre
Under-privileged
Poor
Unfortunate
Rave
42. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
42 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Range Portfolio
Packet
Host Tranche
Amount Batch
Bundle
Bale Number
Totaled
Computed
Count up
Tot up
Number Crunch
Add up
Reckoned
Tallied
Counted
Calculated
Raft
43. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
43 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Inelastic Unyielding
Uncompromising
Fixed Firm
Strict Stiff
Unbending
Rigid Inflexible
Supple
Mutable
Malleable
Springy
Bendable
Stretchy
Plastic
Elastic
Flexible
Lithe
Rigid
44. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
44 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Popularity Prominence
Icon
Reputation Notoriety
Recognition Celebrity
Fame
Distinction Repute
Non-Entity
Nameless
Anonymous
Insignificant
Nothing
Mediocrity
Up-Start
Unknown
Nobody
Minion
Renown
45. Mind Maps of Anglo Vocabulary: (Authored by Hitesh Deepak)
45 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Majestic
Colonial Lordly
Regal
Queenly Grand
Noble Kingly
Imperial
Majestic Stately
Regular
Typical
Mundane
Familiar
Everyday
Usual
Average
Common
Ordinary
Conventional
Royal
46. 46 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Alphabet: S
Sleep
Lie-Down Slumber
Catnap
Siesta
Kip
Doze
Be Asleep Nap
Forty-Nip
Snooze
AttentiveVigilant
Bushy Tailed
Watchful
Bright EyedPerky
Fully-awakeWide-Awake
On the BallAlert
47. 47 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Space
Galaxy Interplanetary
Outer Space
Astronomical
Deep Space
Intergalactic
Universe Planetary
Cosmos
Interstellar
MuckMud
Sludge
Dirt
MireGround
TerrainEarth
GravelSoil
48. 48 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Smooth
Uniform Flat
Glassy
Plane
Flush
Horizontal
Unfluctuating Even
Straight
Level
JarringPatchy
Bouncy
Bumpy
RuttedJagged
IrregularUneven
PotholedRough
49. 49 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sympathy
Fellow feeling Understanding
Support
Empathy
Condolences
Consideration
Pity Compassion
Commiseration
Kindness
RoughIndifferent
Unconcerned
Cold
CruelInsensitive
HeartlessUnfeeling
HardUncaring
50. 50 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sound
Unblemished Complete
Encyclopedic
Rigorous
Whole
Thorough
Perfect Comprehensive
Healthy
Wide-ranging
GlibPhony
Feigning
Artificial
PosturingShallow
ApparentSuperficial
SeemingInsincere
51. 51 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Savage
Ruthless Violent
Brutal
Ferocious
Severe
Fierce
Cruel Unrestrained
Harsh
Vicious
MellowTender
Soft
Kind
TemperateCalm
ModerateGentle
PlacidMild
52. 52 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Seize
Annex Grab
Confiscate
Relinquish
Sequester
Clutch
Capture Snatch
Remove
Grasp
RecurrenceArrival
Revival
Home-coming
ReemergenceReoccurrence
Coming BackReturn
RepetitionReappearance
53. 53 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Spurious
Illegitimate False
Imitation
Counterfeit
Specious
Bogus
Phony Fake
Unauthentic
Forged
VehementVirulent
Rancorous
Harsh
HostileVicious
UnpleasantBitter
NastyAcrimonious
54. 54 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sad
Desolate Unhappy
Blue
Down
Wretched
Gloomy
Despondent Miserable
Dejected
Depressed
CheeryJoyful
Ecstatic
Glad
ExultantPleased
CheerfulHappy
BlissfulContent
55. 55 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Spice
Seasoning Interest
Zing
Flavour
Zest
Gusto
Pizzazz Excitement
Colour
Relish
TritenessPlainness
Banality
Mildness
TastelessnessInsipidness
DullnessBlandness
FlatnessWeakness
56. 56 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Short
Miniature Small
Squat
Tiny
Diminutive
Dumpy
Stunted Little
Undersized
Petite
SignificantFat
Enormous
Huge
OutsizedSizable
BulkyLarge
HeftyBig
57. 57 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Show
Parade Demonstration
Appearance
Confirmation
Indication
Illustration
Exhibit Display
Spectacle
Expression
SupressObscure
Cover-up
Screen
CamouflageSecret
MaskConceal
DisguiseHide
58. 58 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sharp
Biting Shrill
Harsh
Strident
Severe
High-pitched
Angry Piercing
Snappy
Loud
PlacidModerate
Temperate
Tender
SoothingKind
MellowGentle
QuietMild
59. 59 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Shine
Stand out Sheen
Patina
Gleam
Sparkle
Gloss
Excel Polish
Twinkle
Luster
Miss the Mark
Fall Flat
Be Unsuccessful
Flounder
Miscarry
Flop
Sink without Taste
Bomb
Nose-dive
Fail
60. 60 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sanguine
Bright Confident
Upbeat
Positive
Lively
Hopeful
Ardent Optimistic
Animated
Cheerful
AdverseSuspicious
Unenthusiastic
Glum
GloomyDistrustful
NegativePessimistic
DoubtfulCynical
61. 61 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sagacity
Wisdom Sagaciousness
Shrewdness
Insight
Understanding
Discernment
Knowledge Reasonableness
Erudition
Prudence
FollyInanity
Futility
Silliness
AbsurdityFoolhardiness
SenselessnessStupidity
IdiocyFoolishness
62. 62 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Shock
Fright Tremor
Astonishment
Blow
Disbelief
Jolt
Numbness Shockwave
Distress
Shudder
ComposedCool
Unruffled
Still
SereneQuiet
TranquilityCalm
RelaxedPeaceful
63. 63 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sacred
Dedicated Holy
Sanctified
Revered
Sacrosanct
Hallowed
Purified Blessed
Set Apart
Consecrated
ViolatedDespoiled
Debased
Sullied
InsultedDefiled
OutragedDesecrated
VandalizedDishonored
64. 64 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Summit
Session Conference
Forum
Convention
Seminar
League
Discussion Meeting
Consultation
Talks
NaturalCommon
Habitual
Ordinary
RoutineRegular
ConventionalNormal
CustomaryUsual
65. 65 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Splendid
Glorious Fine
Wonderful
Marvelous
Fabulous
Impressive
Magnificent Grand
Super
Superb
OrdinaryNothing Special
Insipid
Easily Forgotten
AverageInsignificant
IndifferentUnimpressive
UnimposingMediocre
66. 66 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Single
One and Only Solitary
On its own
Only
Unmarried
Solo
Free Lone
Unattached
Sole
DedicatedArdent
Fond of
Enclosed
Emotionally inCommitted
FriendlyDevoted
InvolvedClose
67. 67 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Strange
Incomprehensible Odd
Peculiar
Extraordinary
Abnormal
Weird
Puzzling Bizarre
Inexplicable
Outlandish
NaturalCommon
Habitual
Ordinary
RoutineRegular
ConventionalNormal
CustomaryUsual
68. 68 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Scheme
Ploy Arrangement
Pattern
Organization
Order
Outline
Plot System
Plan
Structure
MessMadness
Turmoil
Commotion
DisarrayPandemonium
BedlamChaos
AnarchyDisorder
69. 69 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Soft
Humane Lenient
Indulgent
Easy-going
Spineless
Forgiving
Undemanding Lax
Weak
Easy
HarshUndecorated
Strict
Unadorned
SternSpartan
StarkSevere
AusterePlain
70. 70 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Simple
Meek Humble
Unworldly
Unsophisticated
Ingenuous
Unpretentious
Artless Modest
Guileless
Unassuming
ComplexStylish
High-tech
Refined
CleverErudite
TastefulSophisticated
FashionableClassy
71. 71 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Special
Individual Singular
Exceptional
Different
Extraordinary
Distinct
Particular Unusual
Unique
Superior
FixedRegular
Mundane
Usual
RoutineGeneral
AverageOrdinary
FamiliarCommon
72. 72 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Spare
Replacement Extra
Second
Spare
Unused
Further
Standby Auxiliary
Emergency
Additional
RoutineHabitual
Natural
Standard
TraditionalCommon
NormalUsual
CustomaryTypical
73. 73 | P a g e | R e d : S y n o n y m o u s B l u e : M a i n ( C e n t r e ) B l a c k : A n t o n y m o u s
Sacrifice
Total Expense
Price
Loss
Charge
Cost
Fee Detriment
Rate
Disadvantage
Bring inEarnings
Proceeds
Return
BenefitRevenue
YieldProfit
GainIncome
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Sweet
Syrupy Sugary
Gushy
Mushy
Soppy
Mawkish
Saccharine Sweetened
Thick
Honeyed
VehementVirulent
Rancorous
Harsh
HostileVicious
UnpleasantBitter
NastyAcrimonious
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Alphabet: W
Whole Fractional
Prejudiced
Inequitable
Restricted
Half-done
Unfinished
Limited
Partial
Part
Incomplete
Undivided
Unbroken
Intact
In one piece
Unabridged Uncut
Entire
Complete
Total
Full
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Worst Greatest
Most Excellent
First class
Grade A
Paramount
Preeminent
Superlative
Best
Unsurpassed
Finest
Most Unpleasant
Most Evil
The pits
Most Awful
Most horrible Foulest
Nastiest
Vilest
Wickedest
Poorest
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Wrung Out
Emancipated
Discharged
Let go
On the loose
At large
Unconstrained
Released
Unrestricted
Unconfined
Clasped
Pressed
Clutched
Gripped
Grasped Compressed
Squeezed
Twisted
Pressed
Mangled
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Weigh Unmoved
Adamant
Impassive
Unyielding
Cold
Indifferent
Unmovable
Unbothered
Untouched
Unaffected
Mediate on
Think about
Weigh up
Deliberate
Contemplate Assess
Consider
Ponder
Balance
Evaluate
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Wrath Quiet
Peace
Relaxed
Serene
Unruffled
Composed
Cool
Tranquil
Still
Peaceful
Annoyance
Irritation
Antagonism
Resentment
Dander Madness
Anger
Rage
Ire
Fury
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Wheezy Rich
Distinct
Sharp
Faultless
Flawless
Perfect
Unblemished
Clear
Vibrant
Strong
Puffed
Rasping
Chesty
Gasping
Breathy Panting
Breathless
Hoarse
Puffing
Husky
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Wealth Deficiency
Neediness
Poor Quality
Scarceness
Paucity
Dearth
Shortage
Poverty
Scarcity
Lack
Possessions
Assets
Means
Riches
Mammon Fortune
Prosperity
Affluence
Treasure
Capital