Spelling List 5-32
5-32 Spelling Tip
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Antonyms
Words
that have opposite meanings are called antonyms.
Hot and cold, up and down, summer and winter are examples of antonyms.
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| Words |
Definitions |
| 1. |
today |
1. this day; now: Today is Saturday. 2.
on this day: Are you going swimming today? |
| 2. |
tonight |
the night following today: I am going to the movie
tonight. |
| 3. |
joyful |
1. glad; happy: a joyful heart. 2.
causing joy: joyful news. 3. showing joy: a joyful look. |
| 4. |
suffer |
1. have pain, grief, injury, etc. 2. have or
feel (pain, grief, etc.) 3. experience harm loss, etc. 4. allow;
permit. 5. bear with patiently; endure. |
| 5. |
wise |
knowing much; not stupid. |
| 6. |
foolish |
without sense: unwise; silly: foolish notions. |
| 7. |
rocky |
likely to rock; shaky: That table is a bit rocky. |
| 8. |
smooth |
1. having an even surface without lumps: a smooth
stone, a smooth lake, a smooth road. 2. make even and flat; take out wrinkles
and lumps: She smoothed the towels. |
| 9. |
united |
1. made one; joined; combined. 2. having to
do with or produced by two or more. 3. that harmonizes or agrees; in concord. |
| 10. |
apart |
1. in separate parts or pieces: When I dropped the
chair, it fell apart. 2. away from each other: Keep the boys apart.
3. to one side: That house stood apart from the other houses. |
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