Word Meaning, Synonyms & Antonyms
| Word | Basic Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms |
|---|---|---|---|
Each word is associated with the part of speech: Verb Adjective Adverb Noun | |||
| dietitian | A health professional who gives advice about food and nutrition | nutrition expert; food specialist | — |
| diet | The food and drinks a person usually has | eating habits; daily food | — |
| mood | The way a person feels emotionally | feeling; emotional state | — |
| energized | Feeling full of energy and ready to do things | active; refreshed; lively | tired; exhausted |
| spicy | Having a strong, hot taste that may burn your mouth | hot; peppery | mild; bland |
| trigger | To cause something to happen or begin | cause; start; bring about | prevent; stop |
| endorphins | Natural chemicals in the body that help reduce pain and create good feelings | feel-good chemicals; natural pain relievers | — |
| stressed | Feeling worried or under too much pressure | worried; tense; anxious | relaxed; calm |
| temporary | Lasting for only a short time | short-term; brief | permanent; lasting |
| pleasure | A feeling of happiness or enjoyment | enjoyment; happiness; satisfaction | pain; discomfort |
| afterward | At a later time, after something happens | later; after that; subsequently | beforehand; earlier |
| irritated | Feeling slightly angry or easily upset | annoyed; bothered; upset | calm; pleased |
| bitter | Having a sharp, unpleasant taste, like black coffee | sharp-tasting; not sweet | sweet |
| nutrients | Useful substances in food that help the body stay healthy | vitamins; minerals; nourishment | — |
| alert | Able to think clearly and notice things quickly | awake; attentive; focused | sleepy; distracted |
| caffeine | A substance in coffee and tea that makes people feel more awake | stimulant; energy-boosting substance | — |
| interfere with | To cause problems or make something more difficult | disturb; interrupt; affect | help; support |
| sour | Having a sharp, acidic taste, like a lemon | acidic; tart | sweet |
| refreshing | Making you feel fresh, comfortable, or less tired | fresh; pleasant; cooling | tiring; unpleasant |
| reduce | To make something smaller or less | decrease; lower; cut down | increase; raise |
| balanced meal | A meal with different healthy foods that give the body what it needs | healthy meal; nutritious meal | unbalanced meal |
| caffeine-free | Not containing caffeine | without caffeine; decaffeinated | caffeinated |
| stable | Staying at about the same level without big changes | steady; balanced; consistent | unstable; changing |
| miserable | Feeling very unhappy or uncomfortable | unhappy; sad; depressed | happy; cheerful |
| moderation | Not having or doing too much of something | self-control; reasonable amount; balance | excess; overuse |
Vocabulary Practice
1. I drink tea at night because I want to sleep well.
2. The lemon was so that my face changed when I tasted it.
3. After a good night's sleep, I felt and ready for work.
4. My doctor told me to the amount of sugar I eat every day.
5. The helped me choose healthier foods for my meals.
6. I felt when my neighbour played loud music all night.
7. Coffee contains , which can help people stay awake.
8. I was feeling after losing my job, and I didn't want to talk to anyone.
9. Eating vegetables gives your body important that help you stay healthy.
10. The hot peppers were too for my little brother to eat.
11. My good mood was only because I felt sad again an hour later.
12. Too much coffee can your sleep and keep you awake at night.
13. I try to eat a with vegetables, rice, and chicken.
14. I enjoy chocolate, but I eat it in because too much sugar is unhealthy.
15. The cold lemonade was very after our long walk in the hot sun.
You have completed all 15 questions.