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sincerity (negative adjective)
insincere
courage (adverb)
courageously
caution (adjective)
cautious
consider (negative adjective)
inconsiderate
respect (negative adjective)
disrespectful
approach (negative adjective)
unapproachable
accuracy (negative adjective)
inaccurate
obedient (negative verb)
disobey
eager (adjective)
eagerly
long (noun)
length
wide (noun)
width
global (noun)
globalisation
refuse (noun)
refusal
The price of the flight _____________________ me from travelling on holiday. COURAGE
The price of the flight discouraged me from travelling on holiday.
My parents _____________ of me having a gap year after high school. APPROVAL
My parents disapprove of me having a gap year after high school.
Don't trust him. I've got this feeling that he's being ________________. HONESTY
Don't trust him. I've got this feeling that he's being dishonest.
His advice was very __________________and so we didn’t use it at all. PRACTICE
His advice was very impractical and so we didn’t use it at all.
Her husband is really __________________. He didn’t remember when her birthday was. FORGET
Her husband is really forgetful. He didn’t remember when her birthday was.
Their daughter is very _________________. When the weekend comes, she always has a party to go to. SOCIALISE
Their daughter is very sociable. When the weekend comes, she always has a party to go to.
_________________ behaviour will be punished. TOLERANT
Intolerant behaviour will be punished.
When you’re a star, you must give interviews and autographs all the time. You feel the _________________ of your popularity everywhere you go. PRESS
When you’re a star, you must give interviews and autographs all the time. You feel the pressure of your popularity everywhere you go.
Did you hear about volcanic _______________________ last night? ERUPT
Did you hear about volcanic eruption last night?
I hope I’ll be able to ___________________ this fear of spiders. COME
I hope I’ll be able to overcome this fear of spiders.
Who was that? Oh, it was an English tourist asking me for _______________. DIRECT
Who was that? Oh, it was an English tourist asking me for directions.
Did you understand anything from that _______________________? ANNOUNCE
Did you understand anything from that announcement?
They kept us waiting in the _________________ lounge for six hours. DEPART
They kept us waiting in the departure lounge for six hours.
It’s a very popular restaurant. You should make a ____________________. RESERVE
It’s a very popular restaurant. You should make a reservation.
The film was a complete _________________. It didn’t earn any money at all. FAIL
The film was a complete failure. It didn’t earn any money at all.
That actor desperately wanted to _________________ in the film business SUCCESS
That actor desperately wanted to succeed in the film business.
She’s such a _________________ friend. I can always be sure she will listen to my problems and will try to help. SYMPATHISE
She’s such a sympathetic friend. I can always be sure she will listen to my problems and will try to help.
It’s the first time I’ve made a___________________ in a shop. COMPLAIN
It’s the first time I’ve made a complaint in a shop.
They don’t want their ______________________ invaded by reporters. PRIVATE
They don’t want their privacy invaded by reporters.
They managed to_________________ the building and now it’s a shopping centre. STORE
They managed to restore the building and now it’s a shopping centre.
Most ____________________ of this village own a car. INHABIT
Most inhabitants of this village own a car.
Don’t worry, it’s safe. The helmet and ____________________ chambers will protect you. INFLATE
Don’t worry, it’s safe. The helmet and inflatable chambers will protect you.
You could put that bag in the _______________ locker. HEAD
You could put that bag in the overhead locker.
White water rafting is safe with our professional ______________ instructors. DOOR
White water rafting is safe with our professional outdoor instructors.
The end of the film was completely__________________________. PREDICT
The end of the film was completely predictable.
He has played a __________________ role in these negotiations. DECIDE
He has played a decisive role in these negotiations.
sense (add the negative prefix)
nonsense
verbal (add the negative prefix)
nonverbal
relevant (add the negative prefix)
irrelevant
responsible (add the negative prefix)
irresponsible
expectedly (add the negative prefix)
unexpectedly
familiar (add the negative prefix)
unfamiliar
behave (add the negative prefix)
misbehave
understand (add the negative prefix)
misunderstand
visible (add the negative prefix)
invisible
expensive (add the negative prefix)
inexpensive
moral (add the negative prefix)
immoral
polite (add the negative prefix)
impolite
legally (add the negative prefix)
illegally
logical (add the negative prefix)
illogical
honest (add the negative prefix)
approve (add the negative prefix)
disapprove
discover (make a noun)
discovery
behave (make a noun)
behaviour
assist (make a noun)
assistance
appear (make a noun)
appearance
perform (make a noun)
performance
exhaust (make a noun)
exhaustion
amuse (make a noun)
amusement
encourage (make a noun)
encouragement
apply
application
trust (neg noun)
mistrust / distrust
like (neg verb)
dislike
happy (neg adj)
unhappy
POSSIBLE (neg adj)
impossible
new (adj)
renewed
SATISFIED (neg adj)
dissatisfied / unsatisfied
THRILL (adj)
thrilling
ENTERTAIN (2 nouns)
entertainer, entertainment
BENEFIT (adj)
beneficial
exception (adv)
exceptionally
SPECTACLE (adj)
spectacular
HIGH (noun)
height
COURAGE (2 adj)
encouraged, courageous
KNOW (neg adj)
unknown
ANNUAL (adv)
annually
DEEP (plural noun)
depths
FREEZE (adj)
frozen
PROUD (noun)
pride
wide (noun)
width
STRONG (noun)
strength
CHOOSE (noun)
choice
VARY (noun)
variety
ENJOY (adj)
enjoyable
POPULAR (neg adj)
unpopular
POSSIBLE (noun)
possibility
SIGNIFICANT (adv)
significantly
select (noun)
selection
instant (adv)
instantly
psychology (noun)
psychologist
memory (adj)
memorable
peace (adj)
peaceful
athlete (adj)
athletic
interview (noun)
interviewee
impress (adj)
impressive
regard (adv)
regardless
require (noun)
requirement
easy (adv)
easily
normal (adv)
normally
success (adj)
successful
major (noun)
majority
organise (noun)
organisation
connect (noun)
connection
polite (negative adj)
impolite
legal (negative adj)
illegal
acceptable (adj)
unacceptable
responsible (negative adj)
irresponsible
like (negative verb)
dislike
regular (negative adj)
irregular
logical (negative adj)
illogical
aware (negative adj)
unaware
patient (negative adj)
impatient
grow (noun)
growth
honest (negative adj)
dishonest
rapid (adverb)
rapidly
ill (plural noun)
illnesses
like (negative preposition)
unlike
poison (adj)
poisonous
origin (adverb)
originally
through (preposition)
throughout
actual (adverb)
actually
easy (noun)
ease
aware (negative adjective)
unaware
wide (adverb)
widely
long (noun)
length
able (noun)
ability
harm (negative adjective)
harmless
enthusiasm (adjective)
enthusiastic
recent (adverb)
recently
particular (adverb)
particularly
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