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WORD               ANTONYMS                   WORD               ANTONYMS

         liberty          dependence, subjugation      precious          valueless, worthless
         loyal            disloyal                     pride             humility, shame

         major            minor, small                 public            private, secret

         malice           goodwill, benevolence        raise             lower, reduce
         material         spiritual, abstract          rare              commonplace, ordinary

         maximum          minimum, least               rash              steady, cautious

         meagre           abundant, plentiful,         rear              front, forefront, fore
                          ample                        rectify           corrupt, harm
         melancholy       happiness
                                                       reject            accept, admit
         mild             harsh, violent, fierce
                                                       religious         unholy, agnostic
         morbid           healthy, wholesome
                                                       remote            near, close, adjacent
         natural          man-made, synthetic,
                          unnatural                    repulsive         attractive, adorable,
         notorious        famous, reputable                              alluring
                                                       savage            civilised, cultured
         obstinate        yielding, compliant
                                                       scanty            plentiful, ample
         offensive        pleasant, polite
                                                       secret            open, public
         omission         entry, inclusion
                                                       separate          joint, bind, combine,
         oral             written, printed                               connect
         original         duplicate, fake              severe            mild, minor, negligible,

         outward          inward, obscure                                slight
                                                       sin               virtue, right
         partial          fair, impartial, just
                                                       smile             frown, scowl
         particular       general, ordinary
                                                       sophisticated     primitive, rustic
         permanent        temporary, transient
                                                       special           ordinary, general
         persuade         dissuade, deter
                                                       spiritual         material, physical
         physical         emotional, mental,
                          spiritual                    stationary        moving, mobile
         plenty           scarcity, lack               superior          inferior, subordinate
         praise           condemn, criticise           surplus           deficiency, shortage

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