Wordly wise grade 7 lesson 7 with synonyms and antonyms
Consternation
Amazement or fear that makes one feel confused.
haughty synonym
Arrogant, snobbish, egotistic, snobbish, scornful
revelry synonym
Celebration; festival; party; festivity
Consternation antonym
Composure; calmness; poise; balance
Ponder antonym
Dismiss; ignore;disregard; evade
Delectable antonym
Distasteful; nauseating; repugnant; yucky
Consternation synonym
Distress;anxiety; shock trepidation
lavish synonym
Extravagant, excessive, profuse
Pluck antonym
Free; let go; lose weakness; cowardice; faint-heartedness; meekness
rapture antonym
Hate; dislike; apathy sadness
Haughty antonym
Humble; modest; meek; unassuming
Beseech synonym
Implore, appeal, beg or call upon
impetuous synonym
Impulsive, rash, spontaneous and unplanned
Garland antonym
Not dress up; ungarnished; undecorated; unhung
beseech antonym
Not want; ignore; refuse; renounce
Impetuous antonym
Planned; prepared; careful; cautious
gratify synonym
Satisfy; appease; please; delight
Lavish antonym
Scant; stingy; meager; poor
pluck synonym
Snag; seize; snatch; guts; courage; bravery; fortitude
Revelry antonym
Solemnity; blues; unhappiness; woe
Garland synonym
Wreath, corsage,adorn
privilege
a special favor
rapture
a state of joy, delight or love
whim
a sudden wish to do something without reasoning
privilege synonym
advantage; birthright; supremacy; right
prostrate synonym
bowed low; prone; reclining; submissive bowed
plucky
brave courageous
Garland
chain of leaves and flowers
ponder synonym
consider; contemplate; deliberate; muse
whim antonym
constant; dependability; steadfastness; hard work
Delectable synonym
delicious;appetizing;palatable;savory
Privilege antonym
disadvantage; inhibit; prohibit; deny
Gratify antonym
displease; dissatisfy; disappoint; fall short
rapture synonym
euphoria; glory; passion; aspiration
whim synonym
frivolity; urge; spur; fancy
privileged
given favors or advantages denied to others
impetuous
inclined to act without thinking; hasty
prostrate
lying flat lying facedown, for respect overcome, weak helpless
lavish
much more than enough very costly to give freely or generously
revelry
noisy merrymaking
gratifying
pleasing
Delectable
pleasing to sense, especially to the sense of taste, delicious
haughty
showing too much pride in oneself and scorn or contempt for others
haughtiness
the state or quality of being haughty
beseech
to ask earnestly; to beg
Gratify
to please or satisfy; to give in to what is wanted or requested.
pluck
to pull off or to pick to remove the feathers from to pull at and let go courage and bravery
ponder
to think about
Prostate antonym
upright; vertical; start; non-submissive