English Grammar – Antonyms – SET1

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1. 

He glanced through the letter perfunctorily.

2. 

The research showed that the drug has pernicious effect on the health of patients

3. 

The minister was accused of indulging in nepotism.

4. 

How dare you desecrate an idol of this temple

5. 

Modesty is a virtue but it must not be allowed to be exploited

6. 

You are advised to show clemency to the defeated enemy

7. 

At his success in the examination he felt elated

8. 

Mrs Nisha made fervent appeal to the members of the club to maintain unity

9. 

The Prime Minister’s radio broadcast glavanized the people’s spirit.

10. 

There was dismal atmosphere in the dressing room of the defeated team

11. 

A lady of a few words she is given to laconic answers

12. 

There exists rancour between the two brothers

13. 

. It is not difficult to take note of his immaculate style of writing.

14. 

Born in squalid surroundings of the slums she rose to stardom overnight

15. 

The facts of the case were obscured by the speech of the defence counsel.

16. 

He produced cogent reasons for the change of policy.

17. 

The visit of the Vice Chancellor has been deferred indefinitely

18. 

A character without a blemish is a virtue of a leader

19. 

He was charged with abetting the murder of an innocent child

20. 

The Board of Directors showered encomium on the Chairman for his liberal policies.

21. 

How dare you desecrate an idol of this temple

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