1. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
    • Joyful, Content
  2. Angry – Feeling strong displeasure or rage.
    • Furious, Irritated
  3. Fast – Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
    • Quick, Speedy
  4. Slow – Moving at a low speed.
    • Sluggish, Leisurely
  5. Smart – Showing intelligence or quick-wittedness.
    • Clever, Bright
  6. Dull – Lacking interest or excitement.
    • Boring, Uninteresting
  7. Big – Of considerable size or extent.
    • Large, Huge
  8. Small – Of limited size or amount.
    • Tiny, Compact
  9. Strong – Having great physical power or strength.
    • Powerful, Robust
  10. Weak – Lacking strength or power.
    • Fragile, Feeble
  11. Brave – Showing courage or determination.
    • Courageous, Valiant
  12. Scared – Feeling frightened or worried.
    • Afraid, Terrified
  13. Old – Having lived for a long time.
    • Ancient, Aged
  14. Young – Having lived or existed for a short time.
    • Youthful, Junior
  15. Bright – Giving out or reflecting a lot of light.
    • Shiny, Radiant
  16. Dark – With little or no light.
    • Dim, Shadowy
  17. Noisy – Making a lot of noise.
    • Loud, Boisterous
  18. Quiet – Making little or no noise.
    • Silent, Hushed
  19. Clean – Free from dirt or impurities.
    • Neat, Spotless
  20. Dirty – Covered or marked with an unclean substance.
    • Filthy, Grimy
  21. New – Recently created or acquired.
    • Recent, Modern
  22. Old – Having been around for a long time.
    • Aged, Antique
  23. Hard – Solid, firm, and difficult to break or bend.
    • Tough, Rigid
  24. Soft – Easy to mold, cut, or compress.
    • Gentle, Pliable
  25. Full – Containing as much as possible.
    • Packed, Brimful
  26. Empty – Containing nothing.
    • Vacant, Bare
  27. Happy – Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
    • Joyful, Cheerful
  28. Sad – Feeling or showing sorrow.
    • Unhappy, Sorrowful
  29. Warm – Having a high temperature.
    • Hot, Mild
  30. Cool – Moderately cold.
    • Chilly, Refreshing
  31. Young – Having lived or existed for a short time.
    • Youthful, Immature
  32. Old – Having lived for a long time.
    • Elderly, Ancient
  33. Large – Of considerable size or extent.
    • Big, Enormous
  34. Tiny – Extremely small.
    • Small, Minute
  35. Beautiful – Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.
    • Attractive, Lovely
  36. Ugly – Unpleasant to look at.
    • Unattractive, Plain
  37. Fast – Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
    • Quick, Speedy
  38. Slow – Moving at a low speed.
    • Leisurely, Sluggish
  39. Heavy – Of great weight.
    • Weighty, Dense
  40. Light – Having little weight.
    • Featherweight, Buoyant
  41. Excited – Feeling or showing happiness and enthusiasm.
    • Thrilled, Elated
  42. Bored – Feeling weary and impatient because one is unoccupied or lacks interest.
    • Uninterested, Weary
  43. Clean – Free from dirt or impurities.
    • Spotless, Sanitary
  44. Messy – Untidy or dirty.
    • Disorderly, Cluttered
  45. Loud – Producing a lot of noise.
    • Noisy, Boisterous
  46. Soft – Easy to mold, cut, or compress.
    • Gentle, Cuddly
  47. Tough – Strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough handling.
    • Durable, Sturdy
  48. Gentle – Having or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament.
    • Kind, Mild
  49. Rich – Having a great deal of money or assets.
    • Wealthy, Affluent
  50. Poor – Lacking sufficient money to live comfortably.
    • Impoverished, Needy
  51. Hot – Having a high temperature.
    • Warm, Scorching
  52. Cold – Having a low temperature.
    • Chilly, Frosty
  53. Fresh – Recently made or obtained; not canned, frozen, or otherwise preserved.
    • New, Crisp
  54. Stale – No longer fresh and pleasant to eat; hard, musty, or dry.
    • Old, Spoiled
  55. Funny – Causing laughter or amusement.
    • Amusing, Hilarious
  56. Serious – Demanding careful consideration or application.
    • Solemn, Earnest
  57. Interesting – Arousing curiosity or interest.
    • Fascinating, Engaging
  58. Dull – Lacking interest or excitement.
    • Boring, Monotonous
  59. Kind – Having a friendly, generous, and considerate nature.
    • Nice, Compassionate
  60. Mean – Unkind or spiteful.
    • Nasty, Cruel
  61. Tall – Of great or more than average height.
    • High, Lofty
  62. Short – Measuring a small distance from end to end.
    • Petite, Compact
  63. Brave – Ready to face and endure danger or pain.
    • Courageous, Fearless
  64. Cowardly – Lacking courage.
    • Timid, Fearful
  65. Busy – Engaged in activity.
    • Occupied, Active
  66. Free – Not under the control or in the power of another.
    • Unrestricted, Independent
  67. Quiet – Making little or no noise.
    • Silent, Peaceful
  68. Lively – Full of life and energy.
    • Energetic, Vibrant
  69. Weak – Lacking strength or vigor.
    • Fragile, Feeble
  70. Strong – Able to withstand force or pressure.
    • Powerful, Sturdy
  71. Early – Happening or done before the usual or expected time.
    • Timely, Prompt
  72. Late – Occurring after the expected or usual time.
    • Delayed, Belated
  73. Smooth – Having an even and regular surface or consistency.
    • Even, Polished
  74. Rough – Having an uneven or irregular surface.
    • Coarse, Unrefined
  75. Sweet – Having a pleasant taste of sugar or honey.
    • Sugary, Dulcet
  76. Sour – Having a sharp taste that is not sweet.
    • Acidic, Tart
  77. Rich – Having a lot of money or valuable possessions.
    • Affluent, Wealthy
  78. Poor – Lacking sufficient money to live comfortably.
    • Impoverished, Destitute
  79. Bright – Giving off or reflecting a lot of light.
    • Shiny, Radiant
  80. Dim – Not bright or clear.
    • Faint, Gloomy
  81. Busy – Engaged in activity.
    • Occupied, Active
  82. Idle – Not active or not engaged in work.
    • Inactive, Unemployed
  83. Large – Of considerable size or extent.
    • Big, Huge
  84. Small – Of limited size or amount.
    • Tiny, Petite
  85. Sharp – Having a fine edge or point.
    • Keen, Pointed

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