Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl 
Abundant Abundant (adj) /əˈbʌn.dənt/ existing in great quantities – plentiful, more than enough, profuse, copious, ample, lavish: Many young people immigrate to developed countries in search of abundant opportunities. Antonyms scarce, rare Parts of Speech Noun: abundance Adverb: abundantly Verb: abound
Uneasy Uneasy (adj) /ʌnˈiː.zi/ uncomfortable and anxious, nervous, edgy, apprehensive, troubled, tense, on edge Before the job interview, I was feeling quite uneasy and worried. Antonyms calm, comfortable Parts of Speech Noun: uneasiness Adverb: uneasily
Appropriate Appropriate (adj & verb) /əˈprəʊ.pri.ət/ US /-ˈproʊ-/ adj: suitable for a particular purpose or occasion, fitting, apt, right, correct, applicable, practical: We were amazed at Steve’s appropriate response to our cruel boss. Antonyms inappropriate Parts of Speech Noun: appropriateness Noun: appropriator Adverb: appropriately Adjective: appropriative Adjective: appropriable
Panic Panic (noun & verb) /ˈpæn.ɪk/ a sudden feeling of fear and anxiety, terror, horror, anxiety, fright, dread The mother got into a panic when she couldn’t find her little child in the crowd. Antonyms calm, calmness Parts of Speech Adjective: panicky
Ban Ban (noun & verb) /bæn/ verb: to forbid something legally and officially, embargo, prohibit, forbid, veto, bar, sanction, disallow, proscribe, interdict Smoking is banned among the personnel of this company. Antonyms allow Parts of Speech Adjective: banned
Quota Quota (noun) /ˈkwəʊ.tə/ US /ˈkwoʊ.ţə/ a limited amount or number of something that someone is allowed to have or receive – share – proportion, portion, allowance, ration, allocation, slice, part, measure Europe is considering some quotas on the number of legal immigrants annually.
Rave Rave (adj, noun & verb) /reɪv/ verb: to speak widely in an incoherent way – talk wildly – give high praise, extol, enthuse, praise – fume, rant, fulminate When he sees his friends, he always raves about his adventures in his youth. Antonyms criticize Parts of Speech Noun: raver Noun: ravings
Morsel Morsel (noun) /ˈmɔː.səl/ US /ˈmɔːr-/ a very small piece of something, especially food – bit – piece – fragment, crumb, scrap, tidbit, speck A morsel of bread and cheese cannot make a hearty breakfast. Antonyms chunk
Estimate Estimate (noun & verb) /ˈes.tɪ.mət/ noun: a rough guess or calculation – wild guess – estimation – approximation – educated guess, evaluation, assessment, appraisal A rough estimate of 15 to 25 students are expected to register for the English course. Parts of Speech Noun: estimation Noun: estimator Adjective: estimative Antonyms elaborate
Absorb Absorb (verb) /əbˈzɔːb/ US /-ˈzɔːrb/ to take something up or in, attract, soak up a liquid, take up, understand something, grasp, learn: Being an ingenious student, his mind absorbs every thing very fast. Antonyms exude, bore Parts of Speech Noun: absorption Noun: absorber Adjective: absorbable