Working in pairs give antonyms of the following words.

kind- hearted

unscrupulous

forgiving

stern

benevolent

credulous

generous

pious

suspicious

sympathetic

understanding

wild

innocent

penitent

clever

brutal

cunning

caring

sentimental

trusting

protective

concerned

honourable

embittered

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Solution

(1) Kind Hearted − nasty, unkind

(2) Unscrupulous − ethical, moral, good

(3) Forgiving − censure, charge, punish

(4) Stern − cheerful, funny, lenient

(5) Benevolent − greedy, malevolent, mean, selfish

(6) Credulous − skeptical, suspecting, suspicious

(7) Generous − greedy, mean, miserly

(8) Pious - atheist, impious, irreligious

(9) Suspicious − innocent, trustworthy, trusty

(10) Sympathetic − callous, merciless, uncaring, unconcerned

(11) Understanding − misunderstanding, intolerant

(12) Wild − civilized, controlled, delicate, gentle

(13) Innocent − bad, blamable, corrupt

(14) Penitent − happy, unashamed

(15) Clever − awkward, foolish, idiotic, ignorant,

(16) Brutal − generous, humane, kind, nice

(17) Cunning − gullible, kind, naive

(18) Caring − disregarding, ignoring, neglecting

(19) Sentimental − hard-hearted, indifferent, pragmatic, unemotional

(20) Trusting- disagree, dispute, reject, renounce

(21) Protective − attacking, harmful, hurtful, injurious

(22) Concerned − happy, undisturbed, unperturbed

(23) Honourable − not respectful, unhonourable

(24) Embittered − pleasant, content, genial

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2. ……… “take my comforter, it will keep you warm.”	-	-
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7. “I am too old a bird to be caught with chaff.”	-	-
8. “You have your soul to lose, my son.”	-	-
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10. “…they have made me what I am, they have made me a thief. God curse them all.”	-	-
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