synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms: Synonyms are those words or expressions that have the same meaning or nearly the same meaning in the same language. For example – liberty, liberation, freedom, independence and emancipation are all synonyms of each other.

Antonyms: Antonyms are those words or expressions that have the opposite meaning. For example – the antonym of ‘independence’ is ‘dependence’.

Synonyms and antonyms of any language not only enrich the language but also accelerate its natural flow. By the use of synonyms one can avoid the boring repetition of any word or expression. Synonyms and antonyms can also enhance one’s vocabulary knowledge of a language.

Synonyms and Antonyms of some important words:

1. ABANDON (v) – to leave: He abandoned his wife and children.
Synonyms: abdicate, leave, quit, desert, discard.
Antonyms: chase, follow, undertake, accept.

2. ACCUMULATE (v) – to assemble – He is gradually accumulating courage to do the work.
Synonyms: assemble, gather, collect, store, hoard, congregate, rally.
Antonyms: disperse, scatter, spread, dissipate, distribute

3. ADVERSE (adj.) – unfavourable: He made some adverse comments on my proposal.
Synonyms: antagonistic, unfavourable, critical, hostile, negative, unkind, censorious.
Antonyms: favourable, propitious, appropriate, advantageous, congenial.

4. ALARMING (Adj.) – ominous: Our population is increasing at an alarming rate.
Synonyms: frightful, terrible, fearful, ominous
Antonyms: hopeful, bright, auspicious

5. ANIMOSITY (n.) – hostility: There is no animosity between them.
Synonyms: enmity, hostility, antagonism, aversion, antipathy, acrimony, grudge, resentment, vindictiveness.
Antonyms: amity, love, friendliness, sympathy, good will, sweetness, cordiality.

6. ANNIHILATE (v) – to destroy : We annihilated our enemy.
Synonyms: destroy, suppress, cancel, extinguish
Antonyms: establish, support, promote, make, build, produce, found

7. APPARENT (adj.) – clear: His anxiety was apparent to everyone present there.
Synonyms: clear, visible, obvious, evident, manifest.
Antonyms: hidden, obscure, secret, covert, latent.

8. ARROGANCE (adj.) – pride: We should not exhibit our arrogance at any place.
Synonyms: haughtiness, pride, conceit, egotism
Antonyms: modesty, politeness, humanity

9. AUSPICIOUS (adj.) – propitious: Today is an auspicious day in my life.
Synonyms: favourable, suitable, propitious, happy, fortunate, opportune, promising, good.
Antonyms: unfavourable, inauspicious, hopeless, unhappy, unlucky.

10. BANKRUPT (adj.) – ruined: The company became bankrupt for incurring a heavy loss.
Synonyms: insolvent, destitute, indigent, ruined.
Antonyms: rich, well-off, solvent, prosperous

11. BARREN (adj.) – unproductive: Crops do not grow in a barren land.
Synonyms: infertile, unproductive, sterile, bleak
Antonyms: fertile, productive

12. BENEFICIAL (adj.) – useful: Exercising is beneficial to health.
Synonyms: useful, helpful, valuable, positive.
Antonyms: useless, harmful, detrimental.

13. BENEVOLENT (adj.) – kind: Our teacher is a benevolent person.
Synonyms: generous, kind, merciful, charitable, gracious.
Antonyms: cruel, unkind, inhuman, malicious, selfish.

14. BONAFIDE (adj.) – real: Those who are bonafide students can enjoy the service.
Synonyms: genuine, real, sincere, authentic, legitimate, actual, true, valid, legal.
Antonyms: bogus, false, inauthentic, counterfeit.

15. BORING (adj.) – not interesting at all: This is a boring movie.
Synonyms: dull, uninteresting, tedious, troublesome, monotonous, dreary, lackluster, tiresome.
Antonyms: interesting, enjoyable, amusing, pleasant, delightful.

16. BREVITY (n.) – briefness: I like the brevity of Bacon’s essays.
Synonyms: shortness, conciseness, pithiness, terseness, succinctness, concision.
Antonyms: lengthiness, verbosity, grandiloquence.

17. BUOYANT (adj.) – light: Cork is a buoyant material.
Synonyms: floating, hopeful, cheerful, lively, vivacious, afloat, lighthearted, upbeat, optimistic.
Antonyms: depressed, cheerless, moody, joyless

18. CANDID (adj.) – frank: He made a candid confession.
Synonyms: frank, open, sincere, straightforward, outspoken, honest, sincere, truthful, blunt.
Antonyms: reserved, insincere, enigmatic, mysterious.

19. CAPRICIOUS (adj.) – whimsical: We should give up our capricious behaviour.
Synonyms: fickle, changeful, whimsical, fanciful, freakish, inconsistent, flexible.
Antonyms: firm, rigid, constant, inflexible.

20. COMPULSORY (adj.) – mandatory: English is a compulsory subject at the secondary level.
Synonyms: obligatory, mandatory, coercive
Antonyms: optional, voluntary, charitable

21. COMPLACENT (adj.) – satisfied: She had a complacent smile on his face.
Synonyms: pleased, satisfied, content, happy, smug, content
Antonyms: dissatisfied, unhappy, discontented, anxious

22. CONDUCIVE (adj.) – helpful: Fresh air is conducive to health.
Synonyms: effective, productive, good, useful, promotive, beneficial, contributive
Antonyms: repugnant, preventive, counteractive, destructive, bad, injurious, harmful.

23. CONSPICIOUS (adj.) – easily visible: His honesty is conspicuous.
Synonyms: distinguished, manifest, visible, prominent, famous, noticeable, observable
Antonyms: obscure, invisible, inconspicuous.

24. CORDIAL (adj.) – hearty: He gave us a cordial reception.
Synonyms: warm, earnest, sincere, hearty, loving, genial, affable, friendly, amiable, jovial
Antonyms: cold, insincere, distant, formal, unfriendly, ceremonious

25. DECREASE (v.) – to lessen: The boy has decreased his weight.
Synonyms: abate, lower, curtail, lessen, diminish, reduce, wane, decline, cut, dwindle, shrink
Antonyms: expand, increase, grow, extend, enlarge, amplify, augment

26. DELIBERATE (adj.) – willful: Deliberate mistakes should be punished.
Synonyms: intentional, willful, planned, conscious, purposeful, premeditated
Antonyms: unintentional, inadvertent, unwilling, unwitting

27. DESIRABLE (adj.) – proper: Such an act of stupidity is not desirable from you.
Synonyms: acceptable, proper, suitable, advisable
Antonyms: objectionable, undesirable, improper, evil, unadvisable

28. DESTROY (v.) to ruin: He has destroyed all the documents.
Synonyms: annihilate, ruin, obliterate, demolish, undo, subvert, overthrow, devastate
Antonyms: build, construct, create, repair, make

29. DILIGENT (adj.) industrious: She is very diligent.
Synonyms: active, industrious, hardworking, assiduous, attentive
Antonyms: indolent, lazy, idle, inactive

30. Direct (adj) – straight: She gave us a direct answer.
Synonyms: straight, quick, immediate, prompt, instant, right away
Antonyms: indirect, slow, belated

31. DISPERSE (v.) – to spread: The police dispersed the mob.
Synonyms: scatter, spread, disband, diffuse, break up, dispel, dissipate
Antonyms: gather, assemble, collect, meet, accumulate

32. DREADFUL (adj.) – terrible: She saw a dreadful dream.
Synonyms: fearful, terrible, horrible, frightful, awful, alarming, monstrous, shocking
Antonyms: pleasing, pleasant, delightful, charming, hopeful, encouraging

33. ELEGANT (adj.) – graceful: She loves elegant clothes.
Synonyms: polished, refined, graceful, decent, handsome, grand, luxurious
Antonyms: coarse, rude, inelegant, ungraceful, simple, vulgar

34. ENCOURAGE (v.) – to inspire: My father always encourages me to help others.
Synonyms: incite, stimulate, urge, impel, inspire
Antonyms: prevent, discourage, dissuade, deter, dishearten

35. ENTHUSIASM (n.) – zeal: She has great enthusiasm for music.
Synonyms: ardour, passion, eagerness, rapture, interest, keenness, fervour, gusto, zest
Antonyms: contempt, indifference, callousness, coldness, repugnance

36. EPHEMERAL (ad.) – momentary: Happiness is ephemeral.
Synonyms: fugitive, momentary, transient, temporary, fleeting, evanescent, mortal
Antonyms: permanent, eternal, perpetual, immortal, perennial

37. FASCINATE (v.) – to attract: She was fascinated by the beauty of the scenery.
Synonyms: charm, attract, captivate, enthrall, affect, mesmerize, absorb
Antonyms: bore, irritate, disturb, disgust

38. FATAL (adj.) – deadly: I saw a fatal accident.
Synonyms: mortal, deadly, destructive, dangerous, calamitous, harmful, serious, grave
Antonyms: harmless, wholesale, notorious, constructive, bebeficial

39. FEEBLE (adj.) – weak: He is a man of feeble mind.
Synonyms: faint, weak, vain, frail, scanty, forceless, nerveless
Antonyms: strong, robust, active, vigorous, muscular

40. FERTILE (adj.) – productive: The land of Bangladesh is fertile.
Synonyms: productive, rich, luxuriant, prolific, fecund, conducive, lush
Antonyms: barren, sterile, ineffective, unproductive, poor, fruitless, infertile

41. FLEXIBLE (adj.) – elastic: We should have a flexible mind to cope with others.
Synonyms: plaint, supple, elastic, changeable, ductile, lithe, bendy, bendable
Antonyms: hard, rigid, inflexible, tough, inelastic

42. FRIVOLOUS (adj.) – silly: We should give up our frivolous behaviour.
Synonyms: silly, trivial, petty, worthless, trifling
Antonyms: serious, grave, earnest, important

43. GALLANT (adj.) – brave: He was a gallant soldier.
Synonyms: bold, brave, courageous, valiant, heroic, fearless, chivalrous
Antonyms: cowardly, timid, churlish, fearful

44. GENEROUS (adj.) – kind: We should always be generous to poor people.
Synonyms: liberal, lavish, kind, bountiful, cordial, magnanimous, open-hearted
Antonyms: mean, niggardly, miserly, churlish, selfish, closefisted

45. GORGEOUS (adj.) – grand: We had a gorgeous party last night.
Synonyms: pompous, grand, magnificent, splendid, superb, costly
Antonyms: cheap, simple, colourless, threadbare, dingy

46. GRATIFY (v) – to satisfy: His result gratifies his parents.
Synonyms: please, satisfy, gladden, reward
Antonyms: displease, disappoint, dishearten, dissatisfy, sadden

47. GUESS (v.) – to infer: I guess that he is sick.
Synonyms: suppose, conjecture, surmise, imagine, infer, predict
Antonyms: examine, prove, investigate, deduce, establish

48. HANDSOME (adj.) – graceful: The man is really handsome.
Synonyms: beautiful, lovely, pretty, graceful, elegant, comely
Antonyms: ugly, ill-looking, unattractive, unpleasant, horrible

49. HAPHAZARD (adj.) – chaotic: Everything in the room was in a haphazard condition.
Synonyms: chaotic, confusing, disorderly, unsystematic, unmethodical
Antonyms: organized, systematic, planned, methodical

50. HAZARD (n.) – risk: No business is free from hazard.
Synonyms: peril, risk, danger, jeopardy
Antonyms: safety, security, protection, certainty

51. HINDER (v.) – to impede: Nothing can hinder the expression of truth.
Synonyms: retard, debar, embarrass, impede, thwart, block, prevent, interrupt, stop, obstruct
Antonyms: enable, promote, expedite, facilitate, accelerate

52. HYPOCRISY (n.) – deception: His conduct is full of hypocrisy.
Synonyms: affectation, deception, pretension, falsification, duplicity
Antonyms: honesty, sincerity, integrity, uprightness

53. IGNOBLE (adj.) – shameful: He has done an ignoble job.
Synonyms: mean, base, detestable, shameful, dishonourable,
Antonyms: exalted, lofty, grand, eminent, illustrious, brilliant, notable

54. IMPEDIMENT ((n) – obstacle: Illiteracy is the impediment to success.
Synonyms: block, hindrance, obstacle, obstruction
Antonyms: support, succour, aid, help, assistance

55. INCLEMENT (adj.) – rough: You should not go out in the inclement weather.
Synonyms: severe, rough, harsh, cruel, rigorous, awful, tyrannical
Antonyms: genial, mild, clement, merciful, benign

56. INDIFFERNCE (n.) – apathy: He showed complete indifference to study.
Synonyms: coolness, carelessness, apathy, callousness, insensibility
Antonyms: eagerness, interest, affection, ardour, zeal, enthusiasm

57. INDULGENT (adj.) – tolerant: He is an indulgent father.
Synonyms: tolerant, complaint, tender, affectionate
Antonyms: severe, harsh, rough, cruel, intolerant

58. JEALOUS (adj.) – envious: We should not jealous of somebody else’s success.
Synonyms: envious, covetous, suspicious, wary, grudging, resentful
Antonyms: unenvious, satisfied, liberal

59. JUDICIOUS (adj.) – wise: He took a judicious decision regarding his job.
Synonyms: wise, thoughtful, sagacious, expedient, prudent, sensible, discreet
Antonyms: indiscreet, unwise, silly, rash, foolish, inexpedient, imprudent

60. JUVENILE (adj.) – youthful: This novel is full of juvenile impulse.
Synonyms: young, youthful, childish, boyish, girlish, immature, adolescent
Antonyms: senile, mature, manly, womanly, adult, aged

61. KINDLY (adv.) – cordially: Would you kindly help me?
Synonyms: warmly, cordially, gently, generously, politely, patiently, sympathetically
Antonyms: cruelly, impolitely, harshly, rudely, mercilessly

62. KNOWLEDGEABLE (adj.) – learned: He is a very knowledgeable person.
Synonyms: educated, learned, experienced, intelligent, scholarly
Antonyms: ignorant, uneducated, unaware, foolish, stupid, inexperienced

63. LACONIC (adj.) – reticent: I like Iconic person.
Synonyms: curt, terse, epigrammatic, reticent
Antonyms: wordy, garrulous, eloquent, circumlocutory

64. LANGUID (adj.) – spiritless: I saw his languid body on the floor.
Synonyms: spiritless, exhausted, flagging, pining, drooping
Antonyms: active, strong, healthy, robust, vigorous

65. LENGTHEN (v.) – to prolong: He lengthed his speech to the point of boredom.
Synonyms: prolong, extend, expand, increase, protract, continue, stretch, elongate
Antonyms: curtail, shorten, reduce, decrease, belittle, abbreviate

66. LIBERAL (adj.) – moderate: He is a liberal person.
Synonyms: copious, bountiful, catholic, bounteous, progressive, moderate, generous
Antonyms: conservative, mean, traditional, narrow-minded, bigoted,

67. LUDICRIOUS (adj.) – funny: He put me into a ludicrous situation.
Synonyms: funny, ridiculous, farcical, comic, comical, laughable
Antonyms: tragic, serious, grave, sad, doleful, mournful, somber

68. MEDIOCRE (adj.) – average: He is a mediocre student.
Synonyms: average, commonplace, medium, ordinary, second-rate, middling
Antonyms: distinctive, exceptional, extraordinary, brilliant, excellent, superior

69. MISERABLE (adj.) – wretched: He has fallen into a miserable condition.
Synonyms: wretched, despicable, abject, forlorn, pitiable, worthless, sad, intolerable
Antonyms: happy, worthy, comfortable, respectable, delightful, pleasant

70. MODESTY (n.) – politeness: Everybody is impressed by his modesty.
Synonyms: humility, purity, bashfulness, politeness, diffidence, sobriety
Antonyms: vanity, conceit, effrontery, shamelessness, wantonness

71. MUSTY (adj.) – stale: Your ideas are all musty.
Synonyms: stale, outdated, obsolete, fetid, rank, fusty, mildewed
Antonyms: balmy, fresh, odorous, fragrant, aromatic

72. NAUGHTY (adj.) – bad: He is a naughty boy.
Synonyms: bad, wicked, disobedient, mischievous, roguish, wayward
Antonyms: good, mild, polite, obedient, well-behaved

73. NEBULOUS (adj.) – vague: There is nebulous difference between the two ideas.
Synonyms: ambiguous, cloudy, hazy, imprecise, indistinct, misty, obscure, vague
Antonyms: clear, certain, precise, distinct, bright

74. NERVOUS (adj.) – anxious: He feels nervous in the examination hall.
Synonyms: shaky, jumpy, timid, anxious, hesitant
Antonyms: brave, courageous, bold, confident, valiant, calm, cool

75. NOMINAL (adj.) – so-called: The president is the nominal head of the state.
Synonyms: so-called, symbolic, titular, trivial, insignificant
Antonyms: actual, genuine, real, important, essential, substantial

76. OBJECT (v) – to oppose: I object to your decision.
Synonyms: oppose, disapprove, argue, complain, protest, refuse, repudiate, demur
Antonyms: accept, approve, agree, acquiesce

77. OBJECTIONABLE (adj.) – offensive: Your comment is highly objectionable.
Synonyms: unpleasant, unacceptable, offensive, obnoxious, disagreeable, detestable, despicable
Antonyms: pleasant, acceptable, agreeable, welcome

78. OBLIVIOUS (adj.) – forgetful: I am now oblivious of those days.
Synonyms: ignorant, negligent, unaware, careless, heedless, unconscious
Antonyms: aware, conscious, observant, mindful

79. OBSCENE (adj.) – dirty: I don’t like obscene jokes.
Synonyms: bawdy, coarse, indecent, filthy, foul, gross, lewd, licentious, offensive
Antonyms: clean, decent, decorous, wholesome, pure

80. OBSOLETE (adj.) – out-date: Give up your obsolete plans.
Synonyms: old, ancient, out-dated, outmoded, outworn, old-fashioned
Antonyms: current, new, modern, up-to-date, contemporary

81. PACIFY (v.) – to appease: The mother is pacifying her crying baby.
Synonyms: calm down, soothe, appease, tranquilise, mollify, placate
Antonyms: excite, irritate, rouse, exasperate, agitate, provoke,

82. PASTIME (n.) – entertainment: Travelling is one of my favourite pastimes.
Synonyms: diversion, sport, recreation, entertainment, amusement,
Antonyms: work, labour, business, occupation, profession

83. PERILOUS (adj.) – dangerous: Smoking is perilous for health.
Synonyms: dangerous, hazardous, risky, unsafe, horrible, terrible, fearful
Antonyms: secure, safe, sound, certain, comfortable

84. PERMIT (v) – allow: The teacher permits me to ask my question.
Synonyms: approve, let, allow, authorize, encourage, content, sanction
Antonyms: disallow, stop, prevent, check, forbid, prohibit

85. PERVERSE (adj.) – wayward: He leads a perverse life.
Synonyms: wick, mean, bad, untoward, stubborn, immoral, wayward, unmanageable, intractable, vicious
Antonyms: docile, ductile, amenable, governable, manageable, complacent

86. PRECIOUS (adj.) – valuable: Gold is a precious metal.
Synonyms: costly, valuable, dear, expensive, priceless, prized, loved
Antonyms: cheap, worthless, inexpensive, valueless, ordinary, base

87. QUALIFIED (adj.) – competent: He is a qualified teacher.
Synonyms: competent, suitable, eligible, capable, efficient, experienced, able, proficient, talented
Antonyms: unqualified, unable, inexperienced, incapable, incompetent, unskilled

88. QUEER (adj.) – strange: He speaks in a queer way.
Synonyms: strange, abnormal, odd, eccentric, curious, crazy, unnatural, peculiar
Antonyms: common, ordinary, usual, natural, familiar, customary, normal

89. QUITE (adv.) wholly: They were quite different from each other.
Synonyms: wholly, truly, altogether, entirely, totally, completely, perfectly, fairly
Antonyms: barely, hardly, partially, scarcely

90. RAPID (adj.) – quick: The rapid growth of population is a problem of our country.
Synonyms: swift, speedy, fast, prompt, hasty
Antonyms: slow, lazy, tardy, sluggish, leisurely, belated

91. REBUKE (v). – to scold: The teacher rebuked us for make noise in the class.
Synonyms: chide, reprove, censure, reprimand, scold, admonish, reproach
Antonyms: praise, commend, admire, encourage, applaud, appreciate, eulogise

92. REDUCE (v.) – to decrease: We should reduce the speed of your car.
Synonyms: lessen, diminish, decrease, curtail, shorten, contract, weaken
Antonyms: increase, expand, enlarge, lengthen, extend, augment

93. RELISH (n.) – taste: He ate the food with great relish.
Synonyms: taste, appetite, zest, gusto, flavour
Antonyms: disrelish, disflavour, nauseousness, insipidity

94. REMEDY (n.) – solution: There is no remedy to this disease.
Synonyms: redress, relief, cure, solution, treatment, antidote, reparation
Antonyms: malady, disease, sickness, infection, illness

95. REPEAL (v.) – to cancel: All the oppressive rules should be repealed.
Synonyms: abolish, cancel, annul, revoke, abrogate, rescind, discontinue
Antonyms: sanction, enact, continue, establish, pass, confirm

96. RUSTIC (adj.) – uncouth: You must give up your uncouth behaviour.
Synonyms: awkward, boorish, clumsy, pastoral, uncouth, uncultured, rough, rural
Antonyms: polished, refined, cultured, sophisticated, urban

97. SACRED (adj.) – holy: All religions have some sacred places.
Synonyms: holy, heavenly, religious, divine, blessed, solemn, devout, godly
Antonyms: mundane, profane, irreligious, secular, ungodly, temporal, unholy

98. SATISFY (v.) – to please: Your performance has satisfied me.
Synonyms: gratify, please, fulfill, gladden, amuse, meet
Antonyms: fail, disappoint, displease, dissatisfy

99. SHABBY (adj.) – ragged: She was wearing a shabby dress.
Synonyms: ragged, beggarly, threadbare, dirty, paltry
Antonyms: smart, tidy, neat, clean, fashionable

100. SOLITARY (adj.) – lonely: He lives a solitary life.
Synonyms: lonely, isolated, secluded, deserted, uninhabited
Antonyms: populous, social, inhabited, well-frequented.

101. TACTFUL (adj.) – skilful: He is very tactful in dealing with students.
Synonyms: careful, diplomatic, discreet, politic, skilful, prudent
Antonyms: careless, rude, tactless, impolitic, imprudent

102. TANGIBLE (adj.) – manifest: There is no tangible evidence of his crime.
Synonyms: actual, real, definite, manifest, evident, concrete, positive, substantial, material
Antonyms: intangible, abstract, indefinite, unreal, negative, untouchable

103. TERMINATE (v.) – end: She terminates her speech with a reference from Shakespeare.
Synonyms: cease, close, complete, conclude, finish, wind up, stop
Antonyms: begin, start, commence, initiate

104. UNANIMOUS (adj.) – concerted: They reached a unanimous decision on the matter.
Synonyms: common, concerted, harmonious, joint, united
Antonyms: discordant, divided, disunited, split

105. VACATE (v.) – to leave: The police asked the people to vacate the place.
Synonyms: leave, quit, abandon, withdraw, desert, evacuate
Antonyms: occupy, capture, enter, fill, take

106. WEAKEN (v.) – to decline: The disease has weakened his body.
Synonyms: dilute, impair, paralyse, debilitate, enfeeble
Antonyms: empower, confirm, strengthen, invigorate

107. ZENITH (n.) – peak: He has reached the zenith of his fame.
Synonyms: acme, climax, height, peak, summit, top, vertex
Antonyms: nadir, bottom, depth, lowest point

Synonyms

Abase (হীন করা) - Demean, Humiliate

Aberration (পিথগমন) - Deviation

Abeyance (মূলতবি) - Suspended action

Abdicate (পরিত্যাগ করা) - Abandon

Abhor (তীব্র ঘৃণা করা) - Hate, Detest

Ability (সামর্থ্য) - Capability

Able (সমর্থ) - Capable

Aboriginal (আদিম) - Primitive

Abortive (ব্যর্থ) - Unsuccessful

Abstemious (সংযমী) - Temperate, Abstinent, Austere

Abstinence (সংযম) - Celibacy, Chastity

Abundant (প্রচুর; পর্যাপ্ত) - Enormous, Plentiful

Academic (প্রাতিষ্ঠানিক) - Scholastic

Accelerate (ত্বরান্বিত করা) - Accumulate, Escalate, Increase

Acquaint (পরিচিত করানো) - Familiarise

Acrid (তিক্ত)- Acrimonious, Bitter, Hard

Acumen (সূক্ষ বিচারশক্তি) - Brilliance, Intelligence, Insight, Shrewdness, Apt.

Adorn (সাজানো) - Embellish, Arrange, Decorate

Adulterated (ভেজাল) - Corrupted

Adverse (প্রতিকূল) - Hostile

Adversity (প্রতিকূলতা) - Difficulty

Affable (অমায়িক; বন্ধুসূলভ) - Amiable, Amicable

Affluence (প্রাচুর্য; সমৃদ্ধি) - Abundance, Opulence

Afford (সরবরাহ করা) - Provide

Aggravate (অবনতি ঘটানো) - To make worse

Agitate (বিরক্ত করা; উত্তেজিত করা) - Disturb

Alight (নেমে আসা) - Descend

Ally (বন্ধু) - Friend

Alleviate (উত্তরণ করা; উপশম করা) - Abate

Backpacker (পর্যটক) - Tourist, Traveler

Bankrupt (দেউলিয়া) - Insolvent

Bargain (আলাপ-আলোচনা;চুক্তি)- Negotiation

Barren (অনুর্বর; বন্ধা) - Bony, Desolate, Impoverished, Infertile

Barter (বিনিময় করা)- Exchange

Bear (সহ্য করা; বহন করা)- Carry, Endure

Belated (বিলম্বিত) - Tardy

Belligerent (যুদ্ধরত) - Hostile

Benevolent (দয়াল; পরোপকারী)- Kind, Caring, Sympathetic

Beneficial (উপকারী; হিতকারী) - Helpful, Favorable, Salutary

Benefit (সুবিধা) - Favour

Bereavement (প্রিয়জন বিয়োগ)- Loss

Bigotry (গোড়ামি; ধর্মান্ধতা)- Intolerance, Orthodoxy, Fanaticism, Zealotry

Boisterous (কোলাহল পূর্ণ; হৈচৈপূর্ণ) - Noisy

Bombastic (শব্দবহুল) - Pompous

Booming (উন্নয়শীল) - Flourishing

Bootleg (চোরাকারবারী)- Smuggle

Bounty (উদারতা) - Generosity

Brag (গর্ব করা) - Boast

Brazen (নির্লজ্জ)- Shameless

Breathtaking (শ্বাসরুদ্ধকর; চমকপ্রদ)- Exciting, Amazing

Brevity (সংক্ষিপ্ততা) - Conciseness

Brittle (ভঙ্গুর) - Fragile, Frangible

Brochure (ক্ষুদ্র পুস্তিকা) - Pamphlet

Browbeating (চোখ রাঙানো) - Showing surprise

Buccaneer (জলদস্যু)- Pirate

Bucolic (গ্রাম্য; গ্রামীণ) - Rural

Bungled (বিফল; ব্যর্থ)- unsuccessful

Call (ডাকা) - Summon

Callow (অপরিপক্ব) - Youthful, Immature

Calm (ডাকা) - Serence

Candid (মনখোলা) - Outspoken

Capture (গ্রেপ্তার করা) - Apprehend

Cordial (আন্তরিক) - Amiable, Amicable, Affable

Counsel (উপদেশ) - Advice

Courteous (বিনীত) - Gracious

Crime (অপরাধ) - Offense

Cursory (দ্রুত) - Hasty

Curriculum (পাঠ্যসূচী) - Syllabus

Crisis (সঙ্কটকাল) - Calamity

Cryptic (গুপ্ত; রহস্যজনক) - Obscure, Mysterious

Cunning (ধুর্ত) - Clever, Ingenious

Custom (প্রথা; রীতিনীতি) - Convention

Dangerous (বিপদজনক) - Risky

Decimate (ধ্বংস করা) - Destroy

Decompose (নষ্ট করা) - Break down, Spoil

Defect (ত্রুটি) - Fault

De facto (প্রকৃত পক্ষে) - In Fact

Defraud (প্রতারণা করা) - Cheat, Swindle

Degrading (অধঃপতিত) - Lowering

Degradation (মর্যাদাহানী) - Dishonour

Delicate (কোমল) - Fragile

Delicious (সুস্বাদু) - Mouth watering, Tasty

Death (মৃত্যু) - Dissolution, Demise

Antonym

Accept (গ্রহণ করা) - Reject

Adverse (প্রতিকূল) - Favourable

Advance (এগিয়ে যাওয়া) - Retreat

Advocate (সমর্থন করা) - Oppose

Agreement (চুক্তি) - Discord

Alien (বিদেশী) - Native

Anemic (অনুজ্জ্বল) - Sparkling

Apart (পৃথক) - Together

Apathy (অনীহা) - Care

Apex (সর্বোচ্চ) - Lowest Point, Bottom

Chilly (ঠান্ডা) - Warm

Clarity (ষ্পষ্টতা) - Confusion

Cold (ঠান্ডা) - Hot

Colossal (বিশাল) - Tiny

Commission (সংমিশ্রণ) - Terminate

Compulsory (বাধ্যতামূলক) - Voluntary

Conceal (গোপন করা) - Reveal, Expose

Concord (ঐক্য) - Conflict

Condemn (ঘৃণা করা) - Approve

Continue (চলমান) - Discontinue

Cordial (আন্তরিক) - Reserved

Correct (সঠিক) - Wrong

Cosmopolitan (বিশ্বজনীন) - Provincial

Delete (মুছে ফেলা) - Insert

Deleterious (ক্ষতিকর) - Harmless

Delicate (কোমল) - Strong

Evacuate(খালি করা) - Fill up

Exact (সঠিক) - Approximate

Expel (বহিষ্কার করা) - Admit

Expensive (ব্যয়বহুল) - Cheap

synonyms and antonyms