Daily vocabulary week4 (y4)

Vocabulary Revision - Week 4

Week 4 Flashcards and Word List

Intention	neat
vehicle	moral
unite	meant
uniform	labour
special	interested
soldier	imitate
score	idol
receive	halt
really	garment
public	because
present	believe
peak	ancient
obey

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intention

intention (noun) - a thing intended; an aim or plan

"His intention was to finish the project by the end of the week."

Synonyms: purpose , goal

Antonyms: lack of purpose , aimlessness

vehicle

vehicle (noun) - a thing used for transporting people or goods , especially on land , such as a car , truck , or cart

"They used a vehicle to transport goods to the market."

Synonyms: car , automobile

Antonyms: (none)

unite

unite (verb) - to join together as one

"The teams unite for the event."

Synonyms: join , combine

Antonyms: divide , separate

uniform

uniform (adjective) - not changing in form or character; remaining the same in all cases and at all times

"The soldiers wore uniform clothing for the ceremony."

Synonyms: similar , consistent

Antonyms: diverse , varied

special

special (adjective) - better , greater , or otherwise different from what is usual

"This is a special occasion , so let's celebrate!"

Synonyms: unique , exceptional

Antonyms: ordinary , common

soldier

soldier (noun) - a person who serves in an army

"The soldier was honored for his bravery in battle."

Synonyms: warrior , fighter

Antonyms: civilian , noncombatant

score

score (noun) - the number of points , goals , runs , etc. , achieved in a game or by a team or an individual

"The final score of the game was 3-2."

Synonyms: tally , count

Antonyms: (none)

receive

receive (verb) - to be given , presented with , or paid something

"She was excited to receive a letter from her friend."

Synonyms: get , accept

Antonyms: give , send

really

really Ad(verb) - in actual fact , as opposed to what is said or imagined

"She really enjoyed the concert last night."

Synonyms: truly , actually

Antonyms: not at all , hardly

public

public (noun) - ordinary people in general; the community

"The public was invited to the grand opening of the new park."

Synonyms: society , populace

Antonyms: private , individual

present

present (noun) - a gift given to someone

"He gave her a present for her birthday."

Synonyms: gift , offering

Antonyms: absent , missing

peak

peak (noun) - the pointed top of a mountain

"They finally reached the peak of the mountain."

Synonyms: summit , pinnacle

Antonyms: valley , bottom

obey

obey (verb) - to comply with the command , direction , or request of a person or a law

"Children are taught to obey their parents and teachers."

Synonyms: comply , follow

Antonyms: defy , disobey

neat

neat (adjective) - clean, tidy, and well arranged

"Her desk is always neat and organized."

Synonyms: tidy , clean

Antonyms: messy , untidy

moral

moral (adjective) - concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior

"She questioned the moral implications of the experiment."

Synonyms: ethical , virtuous

Antonyms: immoral , unethical

meant

meant (verb) - intended to do or be something

"He meant to call but forgot."

Synonyms: intended , planned

Antonyms: accidental , unintentional

labour

labour (noun) - work , especially physical work

"The labour of building the house took several months."

Synonyms: work , toil

Antonyms: leisure , rest

interested

interested (adjective) - showing curiosity or concern about something or someone

"She was very interested in learning about different cultures."

Synonyms: curious , attentive

Antonyms: indifferent , uninterested

imitate

imitate (verb) - to take or follow as a model

"The young artist tried to imitate the style of famous painters."

Synonyms: emulate , mimic

Antonyms: innovate , originate

idol

idol (noun) - an image or representation of a god used as an object of worship

"The ancient idol was displayed in the museum."

Synonyms: icon , deity

Antonyms: iconoclast , critic

halt

halt (verb) - to bring or come to an abrupt stop

"The sudden storm caused the parade to halt."

Synonyms: stop , cease

Antonyms: continue , proceed

garment

garment (noun) - an item of clothing

"She wore a beautiful garment made of silk."

Synonyms: clothing , attire

Antonyms: (none)

because

because (Conjunction) - for the reason that

"She stayed home because she was feeling unwell."

Synonyms: since , as

Antonyms: (none)

believe

believe (verb) - to accept as true or real

"I believe in the power of positive thinking."

Synonyms: trust , accept

Antonyms: doubt , disbelieve

ancient

ancient (adjective) - very old or from a long time ago

"The ancient ruins attracted many tourists."

Synonyms: antique , old

Antonyms: modern , contemporary