Synonyms for Class 3

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  • What are Synonyms?
  • Why Do We Use Synonyms?
  • List of Synonyms
  • Common Mistakes With Synonyms
  • FAQs
  • What are Synonyms?

    Look at the following sentences:

    1. Mike is a smart student.
      David is an intelligent student.
    2. This maths problem is difficult.
      This maths problem is challenging.

    Examples of Synonyms:

    The above mentioned pair of words like smart:intelligent and difficult:challenging are similar in meaning therefore these can be called as synonyms.

    Synonyms for Class 3 Examples

    Two or more words that mean the same but have different spellings are known as synonyms. Any word can have more than two synonyms also.

    Why Do We Use Synonyms?

    1. We use synonyms to make our writing more enjoyable.
    2. We use synonyms to increase our vocabulary.
    3. Synonyms allow us to select words according to the context and avoid repetition of words.
    4. It helps us to communicate our thoughts and ideas in multiple ways.
    5. It is important to learn about synonyms because we can use different words for different topics.

    List of Synonyms

    Words

    Synonyms

    addition

    adding, extension, increasing, summation, computation

    advanced

    leading, progressive, modern, latest, higher

    amaze

    surprise, stun, shock, astounded , dumbfounded

    apartment

    penthouse, condo, flat, suite, residence

    attitude

    perspective, point of view, mindset, approach, outlook

    automatic

    automated, electronic, motorised, electric, mechanical

    blame

    hold responsible, criticism, accusation, attack, fault

    blend

    mix, mixture, alloy, combination, fusion

    jump 

    leap, bounce, hop, romp, spring

    cancel

    call off, scratch, abandon, abort, eliminate

    carton

    box, package, container, case, bin

    choir

    chorale, chorus, singer, vocalists, singing group

    confirm

    affirm, approve, certify, support, validate

    cosmetics

    make-up, face paint, ointment, cream, balm

    countable

    computable, measurable, numerable, predictable, foreseeable

    cradle

    crib, cot, bassinet, carrycot, baby bed

    custom

    tradition, practice, procedure, rule, ritual

    danger

    hazard, risk, threat, crises, peril

    daybreak

    dawn, first light, sunrise, break of day, morning

    defend

    protect, guard, safeguard, shield, secure

    delicate

    soft, tender, fragile, gentle, shatterable

    department

    administration, board, branch, bureau, section

    devil

    monster, demon, devil, villain, satan

    elegant

    stylish, graceful, tasteful, classic, fancy

    event

    ceremony, celebration, crisis, experience, incident

    fake

    artificial, copy, forged, fraudulent, pretend

    familiar

    known, simple, recognisable, routine, habitual 

    fight

    confront, dispute, argue, quarrel, clash

    flexible

    elastic, malleable, adjustable, bending, ductile

    freshness

    brightness, cleanness, newness, bloom, novelty


     Read About: Antonyms for Class 3

    Common Mistakes With Synonyms

    1. Students frequently repeat the same synonyms while writing or speaking. Constantly repeating a word will make our communication boring and tiresome. 
    2. Some students may use a synonym without properly understanding its meaning. It leads them to use words which do not fit the best in the context. For example, If you want to use words like 'finish' and 'complete' you should consider the context because the word 'finish' means final stage or action in a process. Whereas, 'complete' typically refers to the state of having all the necessary parts or elements or fulfilling a requirement.
    3. While using synonyms many students don't pay attention to the spellings and thus make spelling mistakes. It is important to learn spellings when you learn a new word.

    FAQs

    1. What are synonyms for class 3?

    Answer: Words that have similar or the same meaning are known as synonyms. For example, synonyms of complete are finish and end.

    2. Why do we use synonyms?

    Answer: We use synonyms to communicate our ideas in multiple ways. They make our writing special and fun to read.

    3. Are synonyms similar to antonyms?

    Answer: No, synonyms and antonyms are completely different. Synonyms refer to words that have the same or similar meanings. Antonyms are words with opposite meanings.

    4. What are some examples of synonyms?

    Answer: Examples of synonyms are:

    1. fast - quick
    2. idea - plan
    3. journey - trip
    4. sauce- ketchup
    5. many - several 

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