Affect: to pretend a feel or think something.
Effect: to bring about
Adverse: Hostile
Averse: harbouring dislike to
Accelerate: to increase the speed
Expedite: to assist and hasten the progress of
Application: the process of applying
Implication: meaning implied but not explicitly stated
Ancient: very old
Antique: old fashioned
Apprehend: to grasp
Comprehend: to understand fully
Assent: official concurrence or sanction
Ascent: climbing up
Amicable: friendly
Adapt: make something suitable to or a purpose
Adopt: to take a person into a new relationship.
Apposite: relevant, suitable
Opposite: contrary
Allusion: reference
Illusion: false notion
Abstract: a brief summary
Extract: a passage taken from a book, etc.
Avert: to turn away, ward off
Invert: to turn upside down
Attenuate: smaller
Extenuate: to diminish, lessen
Accept: to receive with favour
Except: not included
Aught: anything
Ought: should
Advise: (Verb)
Advice: (Noun)
Affection: Love
Affectation: pretense or artificiality
Artful: cunning
Artificial: not natural
Artist: one who practices the fine arts, especially painting
Artisan: one who follows one of the useful crafts.
Accede: agree
Exceed: be greater than
Beside: by the side of
Besides: in addition to
Beneficial: useful
Beneficent: kind, doing good
Bridal: of bride or wedding
Bridle: control
Canon: a rule or principle.
Cannon: a heavy gun
Canvas: a tent
Canvass: to request votes
Council: an assembly of leaders, advisers etc
Counsel: advice
Corporal: Physical
Corporate: of or belonging to a body politic
Continual: frequent
Continuous: unceasing
Childlike: like a child
Childish: immature
Congenial: suitable, agreeable
Congenital: from birth
Capture: seize
Captivate: fascinate
Ceremonious: observing formalities
Ceremonial: connected with a ceremony
Collision: violent contact
Collusion: secret understanding in order to deceive somebody.
Compliment: expression of regard
Complement: full number required
Confident: sure
Confidential: trusted, secret
Comprehensive: exhaustive
Comprehensible: understandable
Confirm: ratify
Conform: comply with
Contagious: spreading by contact
Contiguous: adjoining, bordering
Contiguous: adjoining, bordering
Dependent (Adjective)
Dependant (Noun)
Dependant (Noun)
Destiny: fate
Destination: goal
Dual: double
Duel: a combat between two persons
Disease: illness
Decease: death
Distinct: Separate
Distinctive: characteristic
Disposal: sale, getting rid of
Disposition: the particular type of character that a person generally has
Eligible: qualified
Illegible: unreadable
Elusive: difficult to describable, find, achieve or remember
Illusive: deceptive
Emigrate: to leave one’s country with a view to settling in a foreign country.
Immigrate: to come into a country to settle there
Eminent: Illustrious
Imminent: about to happen
Estimate: calculation
Estimation: opinion
Esteem: respect
Facilitate: make easy
Felicitate: congratulate
Fain: gladly
Feign: pretend
Flagrant: glaring, scandalous
Fragrant: sweet smelling
Graceful: full of grace
Gracious: full of Kindness
Imaginary: not real
Imaginative: gifted with imagination
Industrial: pertaining to industry.
Industrious: hard working
Ingenious: clever
Judicial: legal
Judicious: prudent
Junction: meeting place
Juncture: grave situation
Luxurious: given to luxury
Luxuriant: rich in growth
Momentary: Lasting for a moment
Momentous: very important
Masterful: imperious
Masterly: skillful
Metal: substance like iron, gold etc.
Mettle: quality, courage
Official: pertaining to an office.
Officious: offering service that is not wanted.
Popular: liked by the people.
Populous: thickly inhabited
Principal: chief
Principle: fundamental truth
Reverend: feeling reverence
Reverent: feeling reverence
Stationary: motionless
Stationery: writing materials
Sanguine: hopeful
Sanguinary: bloody
Sanguinary: bloody
Verbal: relating to words
Verbose: wordy, prolix
Wave: brandish
Waive: relinquish
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