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WORD                SYNONYMS                   WORD               SYNONYMS
         genuine          authentic, real, bona fide   jubilant         elated, excited, thrilled

         glorious         famous, celebrated           judicious        wise, discreet, prudent
         gracious         polite, civil                laborious        arduous, hard, difficult

         grief            pain, sorrow                 lavish           bountiful, extravagant,

         hamper           prevent, inhibit, obstruct,                   abundant
                          hinder                       lucid            clear, sensible
         haphazard        disorganised, chaotic        luxurious        affluent, lavish, opulent
         hostile          unfriendly, aggressive       magnificent      superb, extraordinary,
                                                                        fantastic
         humane           kind, compassionate,
                          merciful                     marvellous       fabulous, fantastic,
         humiliate        dishonour, embarrass,                         superb
                          disgrace                     meagre           sparse, scarce,
         humility         modesty, politeness                           insufficient
                                                       mockery          jeering, taunting,
         illustrious      celebrated, prominent,                        ridicule
                          renowned, distinguished      momentous        memorable, eventful
         imminent         approaching, impending
                                                       monotonous       dull, boring, tedious,
         immoral          corrupt, wicked,                              dreary
                          unethical                    naive            innocent, simple
         impartial        neutral, objective,
                          unbiased                     negligent        careless, indifferent,
         impeccable       flawless, faultless                           heedless
                                                       notable          prominent, distinguished
         incessant        continuous, ceaseless
                                                       nourish          nurture, strengthen,
         indignant        angry, offended,                              sustain
                          incensed                     obscure          vague, unknown,
         indiscreet       careless, rash, reckless                      indistinct

         inflexible       rigid, stiff, unbending,     obsolete         outdated, extinct,
                          stubborn, unyielding                          antiquated
         influence        sway, power, control         obstinate        stubborn, headstrong,

         ingenious        clever, resourceful,                          inflexible, unyielding
                          inventive                    opportune        advantageous, apt
         irresolute       undecided, wavering

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