Synonyms are words with similar meanings. Build a stronger vocabulary by choosing the best synonym for tone, audience, and context in your KS3 English writing.
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"Minute" means "very small", making it a synonym of "tiny"
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"Reticent" means "quiet" or "reserved", making it an antonym of "eager"
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"Detach" and "attach" are opposites, or antonyms
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"Sow" is a verb meaning "scatter", but its homonym "sow" is a noun meaning a "mother pig"
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Don't use the same word repeatedly in your writing; instead use synonyms for variety
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"Calm" and "rough" are antonyms: they have opposite meanings
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"Facile" means "easy", so is the opposite of "difficult"
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How many synonyms for "go" can you list?
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Try to use synonyms and antonyms in your writing
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Synonyms are words with similar meanings
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