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Antisocial Adjective - alienated, antagonis­tic, belligerent, disorderly, disrup­tive, hostile, rebellious, reserved, unacceptable, unapproachable, uncommunicative, unfriendly, withdrawnoun -
Antonyms - gregarious, sociable.

Anxiety noun - apprehension, care, concern, craving, desire, distress, dread, foreboding, impatience, misgiving, nervousness, restless­ness, suspense, tension, uneasi­ness, worry.
Antonyms - calm, composure, serenity.

Apart adv. afar, alone, aloof, aside, away, by oneself, cut off, divor­ced, in bits, in pieces, independ­ently, individually, isolated, on one's own, piecemeal, privately, separated.
Antonyms - connected, together.

Apathy noun - coldness, coolness, impassivity, indifference, inertia, insensibility, lethargy, passive­ness, torpor, unconcern, uninterestedness.Antonyms - concern, enthusiasm, inter­est.

Ape Verb - affect, caricature, copy, counterfeit, echo, imitate, mimic, mirror, mock, parody, parrot, take off.
noun - baboon, chimpanzee, gibbon, gorilla, monkey, oaf, orang-utanoun -

Apology noun - 1 acknowledgement, confession, explanation, justifi­cation, plea, vindicationoun - 2 defence, excuse, substitute, travesty.
Antonyms - 1 defiance.

Apparatus noun - appliance, bureauc­racy, device, equipment, frame­work, gadget, gear, hierarchy, implements, machinery, materi­als, mechanism, network, organi­sation, outfit, set-up, structure, system, tools, utensils.

Apparent Adjective - clear, declared, dis­tinct, evident, marked, notice­able, obvious, open, outward, patent, perceptible, plain, unmis­takable, visible.
Antonyms - obscure, real.

Apparition noun - ghost, manifesta­tion, materialisation, phantom, spectre, spirit, visionoun -

Appeal noun - 1 application, entreaty, imploration, invocation, petition, plea, prayer, request, solicitation, suit, supplicationoun - 2 allure, attrac­tion, beauty, charisma, charm, enchantment, fascination, inter­est.

Appear Verbact, arise, arrive, attend, come into sight, crop up, come to light, develop, emerge, enter, issue, materialise, occur, per­form, play, rise, seem, surface, turn out, turn up.
Antonyms - disappear, vanish.

Appendix noun - addendum, addition, adjunct, appendage, epilogue, postscript, supplement.

Appetite noun - craving, desire, eager­ness, hunger, inclination, liking, longing, passion, propensity, rel­ish, stomach, taste, yearning, zeal, zest.
Antonyms - distaste.

Applaud Verb - acclaim, approve, cheer, clap, commend, compli­ment, congratulate, extol, laud, praise.
Antonyms - censure, disparage.

Applicant noun - aspirant, candidate, competitor, contestant, enquirer, interviewee, petitioner, suitor.

Appoint Verb - allot, arrange, assign, charge, choose, command, com­mission, constitute, delegate, designate, destine , devote, direct, engage, equip, establish, fix, fur­nish, install, nominate, provide, select, set, supply.
Antonyms - discharge, dismiss, reject.

Appraisal noun - appreciation, assess­ment, estimation, evaluation, examination, inspection, judge­ment, opinion, rating, reckoning, review, survey, valuationoun -

Appreciation noun - 1 acclamation, acknowledgement, admiration, assessment, awareness, compre­hension, estimation, gratitude, indebtedness, judgement, knowl­edge, liking, obligation, praise, realisation, recognition, respect, responsiveness, tribute, under­standing, valuationoun - 2 enhance­ment, growth, improvement, increase, inflation, rise.
Antonyms - 1 ingratitude, neglect. 2 depreciationoun -

 Apprehension noun - alarm, anxiety, concern, doubt, fear, misgiving, mistrust, suspicion, uneasiness, worry.

 Apprentice noun - beginner, learner, newcomer, novice, probationer, pupil, recruit, starter, student, trainee.
 Antonyms - expert.

 Approach v. advance, appeal to, apply to, approximate, begin, catch up, come close, commence, compare with, draw near, intro­duce, meet, near, resemble, set about, sound out, undertake.

 Appropriate Adjective - applicable, apt, befitting, congruous, correct, fit, opportune, pertinent, proper, relevant, right, seasonable, suit­able, timely, to the point, well­chosen, well-suited.
 Antonyms - inappropriate, irrelevant, unsuitable.

 Approve Verb - accede to, accept, acclaim, adopt, advocate, agree to, allow, appreciate, assent to, authorise, commend, comply with, confirm, consent to,

 

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