List of ” Which sentence has the same meaning? “

1. Begin – To start something.
2. Create – To make something new.
3. Huge – Very large in size.
4. Small – Not large; little in size.
5. Brave – Showing courage.
6. Smart – Being intelligent or clever.
7. Quick – Moving fast.
8. Slow – Not moving quickly; at a low speed.
9. Easy – Not difficult; simple.
10. Difficult – Hard to do or understand.
11. Quiet – Making very little noise.
12. Loud – Making a lot of noise.
13. Happy – Feeling joy or pleasure.
14. Sad – Feeling sorrow; unhappy.
15. Friend – A person whom one knows and trusts.
16. Enemy – A person who is actively opposed or hostile.
17. Clean – Free from dirt or marks.
18. Dirty – Covered with dirt or marks.
19. Full – Containing as much as possible.
20. Empty – Containing nothing; not filled.
21. Day – The period when it is light outside.
22. Night – The period when it is dark outside.
23. Light – Bright or not heavy.
24. Heavy – Of great weight; not light.
25. Cold – Having a low temperature.
26. Hot – Having a high temperature.
27. Soft – Not hard or firm.
28. Hard – Firm, solid, and not easy to bend.
29. Open – Allowing access; not closed.
30. Closed – Not open; shut.
31. Up – Moving toward a higher place.
32. Down – Moving toward a lower place.
33. Safe – Free from harm or danger.
34. Dangerous – Likely to cause harm or injury.
35. Sweet – Having a taste like sugar.
36. Bitter – Having a sharp, unpleasant taste.
37. Fast – Moving quickly.
38. Slow – Moving at a low speed.
39. Strong – Having physical power.
40. Weak – Lacking physical power.
41. Bright – Giving off much light; shining.
42. Dim – Not bright; with little light.
43. True – In accordance with fact or reality.
44. False – Not true; incorrect.
45. Near – Close in distance.
46. Far – Distant; a long way off.
47. Soft – Gentle or not loud.
48. Loud – Making a lot of noise.
49. Simple – Easy to understand; not complicated.
50. Complex – Made of many different parts; not simple.
51. Early – Before the expected time.
52. Late – After the expected time.
53. Empty – Containing nothing.
54. Full – Containing as much as possible.
55. Above – At a higher level.
56. Below – At a lower level.
57. Thick – Not thin; having a large distance between opposite sides.
58. Thin – Having little distance between opposite sides; not thick.
59. Wide – Having a great extent from side to side.
60. Narrow – Not wide; having a small width.
61. Friendly – Kind and pleasant to others.
62. Unfriendly – Not kind or pleasant to others.
63. Rich – Having a lot of money or resources.
64. Poor – Having little money or resources.
65. Sharp – Having a thin edge or point that can cut something.
66. Dull – Not sharp; not able to cut.
67. Hungry – Feeling the need for food.
68. Full – Having eaten enough food.
69. Bright – Full of light; shining.
70. Dark – With little or no light.
71. Agree – To have the same opinion.
72. Disagree – To have a different opinion.
73. Fresh – Recently made or obtained; not stale or spoiled.
74. Stale – No longer fresh; old or spoiled.
75. Smooth – Having an even surface.
76. Rough – Having an uneven surface.
77. Strong – Physically powerful.
78. Weak – Lacking in strength.
79. Clear – Easy to see, understand, or recognize.
80. Confusing – Hard to understand; unclear.
81. Generous – Willing to give more than necessary.
82. Selfish – Caring only about oneself.
83. Short – Not tall; below average height.
84. Tall – Of greater than average height.
85. Young – Having lived for only a short time; not old.
86. Old – Having lived for a long time; not young.
87. Cool – Not warm; slightly cold.
88. Warm – Slightly hot; not cold.
89. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
90. Miserable – Extremely unhappy or uncomfortable.
91. Active – Engaged in action; not idle.
92. Lazy – Unwilling to work or use energy.
93. Polite – Having or showing good manners.
94. Rude – Not polite; disrespectful.
95. Clever – Quick to understand or learn; intelligent.
96. Foolish – Lacking good sense or judgment.
97. Patient – Able to accept or tolerate delays or problems.
98. Impatient – Not willing to wait or tolerate delays.
99. Bright – Intelligent or quick to learn.
100. Dull – Lacking interest or excitement; not bright.

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