Synonyms Starting With F,G,H


 
 
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Synonyms Starting With F,G,H

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 F, G and H

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. Fabricate construct, produce, manipulate, build destroy, dismantle, wreck, demolish
2. Frugality economical, providence, thrift, parsimony lavishness, extravagance, prodigality, improvidence
3. Frivolous petty, worthless, capricious, volatile solemn, significant, essential, pertinent
5. Frantic violent, agitated, frenzied, wild subdued, gentle, lucid, coherent
6. Franchise suffrage, right, privilege, patronise bondage, oppression, serfdom, irresolute
7. Fragments scraps, residue, segment, section total, entire, gross, aggregate
8. Fragile weak, infirm, brittle, frail enduring, tough, robust, tenacious
9. Forsake desert, renounce, relinquish, disown hold, maintain, retain, claim
10. Formidable dangerous, invincible, redoubtable, dreadful harmless, insignificant, weak, feeble
11. Forerunner precursor, predecessor, ancestor, pioneer descendant, follower, heir, successor
12. Foe opponent, antagonist, adversary, contender comrade, helper, friend, fellow
13. Fluent fast, smooth, voluble, glib hesitant, slow, sluggish, halting
14. Fluctuate deflect, vacillate, vary, deviate stable, resolute, constant, inalterable
15. Flourish prosper, triumph, thrive, blossom decay, collapse, wither, deteriorate
16. Flimsy trifling, transparent, brittle, unsubstantial firm, tenacious, durable, retentive
17. Fleeting transient, temporary, ephemeral, transitory enduring, eternal, perpetual, unceasing
18. Fidelity loyalty, trustworthiness, obedience, devotion treachery, unfaithfulness, chicanery, defiance
19. Fickle wavering, unreliable, unsteady, volatile resolute, determined, inalterable, invariable
20. Feud strife, quarrel, row, contention fraternity, harmony, reconciliation, recompose
21. Ferocious untamed, barbarous, fierce, dangerous gentle, innocent, benevolent, symapthetic
22. Feeble weak, frail, impotent, defenceless strong, robust, vigorous, resolute
23. Fatigue weariness, exhaustion, exertion, tiredness vigour, liveliness, vivacity, briskness
24. Fantasy imagination, vision, image, visualization reality, substantiality, actuality, existence
25. Fantastic fanciful, uncommon, imaginary, marvellous ordinary, normal, customary, common
26. Fanatical narrow minded, stubborn, orthodox, biased liberal, tolerant, unprejudiced, gencrous
27. Falter fluctuate, demur, dither, waver nersist, endure, stable, unerring
28. Fallacy delusion, mistake, deception, illusion veracity, truth, honesty, certainty
29. Facsimile miniature, reproduction, copy, replica distinction, dissimilarity, novelty, originality
30. Fabulous legendry, amazing, remarkable, marvellous historical, common, medicore, substantial
31. Facile dexterous, quick, skilful, effortless clumsy, slow, laborious, arduous
32. Guile cunning, deceit, duplicity, chicanery honesty, frankness, sincerity, integrity
33. Grudge hatred, aversion, unwilling, objection benevolence, affection, goodwill, kindness
34. Grisly disgusting, atrocious, monstrous, loathsome pleasing, attractive, beautiful, alluring
35. Gracious courteous, beneficent, magnificent, dignified rude, unforgiving, discourteous, uncourtly
36. Gorgeous magnificient, dazzling, brilliant, grand dull, unpretentious, modest, plain
37. Glut stuff, satiate, overflow, cram reduce, abstain, moderate, restrain
38. Gloom obscurity, darkness, dejection, disillusion delight, mirth, joviality, bright
39. Gigantic huge, enormous, immense, monstrous small, diminutive, miniature, slight
40. Genuine real, authentic, Creative, original deceptive, spurious, imitative, derivative
41. Genial cheerful, pleasant, joyful, affable sullen, dismal, morose, melancholy
42. Generous liberal, unselfish, benevolent, hospitable miserly, stingy, covetous, greedy
43. Garrulous loquacious, talkative, communicative, informative reserved, quiet, taciturn, reticent
44. Gallant heroic, intrepid, valorous, chivalrous coward, timid, craven, base
45. Gaudy garish, brilliant, glittering, tawdry faded, dull, sobre, solemn
46. Hustle hurry, haste, bustle, activity lull, quiet, idle, motionless
47. Hypocrisy deception, affectation, trickery, illusion sincerity, integrity, honesty, ingenuousness
48. Hideous frightful, shocking, abominable, monstrous attractive, alluring, splendid, appealing
49. Heretic nonconformist, secularist, dissident, offender conformable, adaptable, religious, believer
50. Hazard presumption, danger, peril, risk, presume conviction, security, assurance, certainty
51. Haughty arrogant, pompous, obstinate, imperious humble, submissive, modest, inoffensive
52. Harass irritable, molest, suppress, tyranny assist, comfort, tolerant, connive
53. Hapless unfortunate, ill-fated, hostile, doomed fortunate, lucky, favoured, satisfied
54. Haphazard random, sudden, unsorted, reckiess deliberate, considered, thoughtful, discerning
55 Hamper retard, prevent, hinder, obstruct promote, facilitate, foster, assist
56. Haggard exhausted, lean, emaciated, gaunt exuberant, active, lively, robust
57. Homely plain, coarse, unadorned, simple sauve, polished, dignified, refined
58. Hail greet, wvelcome, acclaim, honour disregard, belittle, avoid, despise
59. Heinous outrageous, vile, awful, wicked righteous, pleasing, exquisite, appealing

Illustration : - In the following sentences a word phrase is written in bold. For each bold part four words/phrases are listed below each sentence. Choose the word nearest in meaning to bold part.

 Furtive glances were exchanged between the lovers at the feast.

A.  Unknown                B. Secret               C. Unsuspecting             D. Clandestine

Answer: B

Illustration : - In the following sentences a word phrase is written in bold. For each bold part four words/phrases are listed below each sentence. Choose the word nearest to the opposite in meaning to bold part.

The booking clerk looked very grumpy.

A. Surly              B. Pleasant           C. Efficient            D. Honest

Answer: B

Sample Questions
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Question : 1

Direction The given word is followed by four words or group of words. Select the word or group of words that is opposite in meaning.

Hopeful

Right Option : D
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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/phrase Choose the word nearest in meaning to bold part.

She purchased gimcrack ornaments from the market.

Right Option : B
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Question : 3

Directions The sentences consist of a word or a phrase which is written in bold and blue letters followed by four words or phrases. Select the word or the phrase which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the bold word or phrase.

The politician was flummoxed by the questions put to him.

Right Option : A
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