WS 25 Flashcards
laud
The new single was lauded by the music press.
S: acclaim, admire, celebrate, commend
A: blame, condemn, censure
lethargic
The hot weather makes me lethargic and sleepy.
S: lazy, apathetic, dull
A: active, alert, animated
liberate
I feel liberated after school when i can play football.
S: free, detach, emancipate, rescue
A: harm, hold, hurt, detain
liberation
The citizens celebrated their liberation from the colonizers.
S: freedom, abolition, democracy
liveliness
Joanna’s liveliness shows in her smile and laughter.
S: animation, action, energy
A: idle, lazy, lethargy
lodging
This lodging is very luxurious with many high-end amenities.
S: accommodation, apartment, hostel, inn
lout
Sometimes, he can be such a lout when disturbed.
S: boor, brute, rowdy, ruffian
A: gentleman
lucrative
They say business in real estate is very lucrative.
S: productive, advantageous, moneymaking
A: unprofitable
lurid
It was quite uncomfortable to hear the lurid details of the accident.
S: shocking, gruesome, ghastly, gory
A: clean, delightful, dull, mild
magistrate
The magistrate summoned the witnesses to the accident.
S: civil officer, bailiff, judge
malicious
Do not believe all the malicious rumour going around the town.
S: hateful, malevolent, malignant, nasty
A: decent, friendly, harmless
malign
It is not honourable to malign another person.
S: hurtful, injurious, defame, slander
A: aiding, benign, helpful