Synonyms Starting With R,S


 
 
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Synonyms Starting With R,S

Synonyms Antonyms

Synonyms:

A word or phrase that has the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language.

Antonyms:

A word or phrase having opposite meaning as another word or phrase in the same language.

Synonyms Antonyms Staring With R and S

Questions related to synonyms and antonyms require a strong word power or vocabulary also it requires proper knowledge of the usage of appropriate words.In the table below we have given certain words and the lists of Synonyms and Antonyms separately. A students is required to study the words carefully. These words will add to the vocabulary that you have already mastered.

S. No Word Synonyms Antonyms
1. Ruthless remorseless, inhuman, savage, unrelenting compassionate, lenient, benevolent, humanitarian
2. Rustic pastoral, bucolic, rural, uncivilised cultured, refined, urban, urbane
3. Rout defeat, overthrow, vanquish, subjugate succumb, withdraw, retreat, consolidate
4. Righteous virtuous, honest, upright, just unjust, immortal, unprincipled, unfair
5. Reverence respect, esteem, regards, veneration disrespect, dishonour, affront, offence
6. Reveal disclose. expose, unfold, divulge Hide, conceal, confine, cover
7. Retract recant, repudiate, revoke, withdraw confirm, assert, declare, affirm
8. Remote inaccessible. farther, distant, slight adjoining, adjacent, proximate, contiguous
9. Remorse regret, penitence. deplore, lament ruthless, obduracy, pitiless, relentless
10. Resentment displeasure, wrath, ire, bitterness content, cheer, pleasure, agreement
11. Rescind annul, abrogate, revoke, repeal delegate, permit, authorize, propose
12. Repulsive repellent, forbidding, hideous, detestable agreeable, enticing, attractive, alluring
13. Repugnant hostile, offensive, disagreeable, distasteful agreeable, pleasant, friendly, tasteful
14. Remonstrate censure, protest, argue, expostulate agree, laud, endorse, commend
15. Remnant residue, piece, part, remainder entire, whole, complete, unbroken
16. Relinquish forsake, abandon, surrender, abdicate persist, continue, occupy, hold
17. Redress relief, restoration, remedy, repair retribution, forfeiture, harm, degenerate
18. Redeem recover, liberate, fulfil, rescue lose, barter, neglect, conserve
19. Raze demolish, destroy, annihilate, dismantle restore, construct, repair, build
20. Ravish captivate, enchant, seize, charm disgust, annoy, displease, oppress
21. Ravage devastate, destroy, ruin, despoil restore, organize, reconstruct, renovate
22. Ratify consent, approve, endorse, corroborate deny, contradict, dissent, oppose
23. Rapture bliss, delight, pleasure, ecstasy melancholy, distress, sorrow, agonize
24. Rapid swift, fast, speedy, accelerate sluggish, lethargic, languid, listless
25. Rancour hatred, malice, resentment, bitterness love, regards, respect, friendliness
26. Radiance glow, brilliance, splendour, gleaming dullness, shady, overcast, dusky
27. Sycophant parasite, flatterer, cringing, servile devoted, loyal, truthful, faithful
28. Sway influence, control, command, power impotence, futility, disability, incapacity
29. Superfluous excessive, surplus, redundant, unnecessary scanty, inadequate, dearth, scarce
30. Superficial partial, shallow, cursory, flimsy profound. discerning, substantial, deep
31. Subvert overthrow, suppress, demolish, sabotage accomplish, sustain, generate, organise
32. Substantial durable, lasting, concrete, tangible tenuous, abstract, fragile, immaterial
33. Subsequent consequent, following, later, afterwards preceding. previous, prior, earlier
34. Stupor lethargy, insensibility, unconsciousness, coma consciousness, sensibility, sensitive, feeling
35. Stern harsh, severe, austere, rigorous Jenient, considerate, benevolent, generous
36. Stain blemish, tarnish, disgrace, stigma honour, purify, virtuous, noble
37. Stable abiding. lasting, steadfast, constant erratic, wavering, unsteady, restless
38. Squalid dirty, soiled, filthy, odious attractive, tidy, polished, spruce
39. Spurious counterfeit, adulterated, fake, fraudulent genuine, positive, original, sincere
40. Sporadic intermittent, scattered, isolated, infrequent incessant, frequent, constant, regular
41. Spontaneous unforced, instinctive, sudden, unintentional intended, devised, premeditated, intentional
42. Solicit entreat, implore, approach, accost protest, oppose, prohibit, disapprove
43. Sneer mock, scorn, despise, spurn flatter, praise, encourage, laud
44. Slander defame, malign, detract, despise applaud, approve, commend, exalt
45. Sinister woeful, disastrous evil, ruinous auspicious, fortunate propitious, harmless
46. Shrewd running, observant, crafty, artful thoughtless, rash, simple, imbecile
47. Shallow trivial, slight, superficial, insubstantial profound, wise, substantial, deep
48. Shabby miserable, impoverished, deteriorated, impaired prosperous, thriving, restoring, flourishing
49. Scanty scarce, insufficient paucity, sparseness lavish, luxuriant, multitude, several
50. Scandal disgrace, disrepute, indignity, defamation praise, admiration, flattery, adulation
51. Saucy impudent, insolent, brazen, impertinent modest, humble, esteem, meek
52. Sarcastic derisive, ironical, sardonic, invective courteous, complaisant, gracious, polite
53. Sanguine hopeful, optimistic, buoyant, confident despondent, pessimistic, depressed, despairing
54. Salutary wholesome, salubrious, healthful, beneficial harmful, deleterious, pernicious, ruinous

 

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Question : 1

Direction The given word followed by four words or groups of words. Select the word or groups of words that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word given.

Sanguine temper

Right Option : A
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Question : 2

Directions In the given sentences a word or phrase is written in bold and blue followed by four words/phrases.Select the synonym of the word or words (occurring) in the sentence in bold and blue letters) as per the context.

She thought that running into her old friend was a stroke of fate.

Right Option : A
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Question : 3

Directions: The given word followed by four words or groups of words. Choose the word opposite in meaning to the word given.

Substantial

Right Option : A
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