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Immense, Plenty, Myriad, Copious

Think

Contemplate, Ponder, Envisage

Continuous

Perpetual, Instantaneous,

Incredible

Awesome, fantastic

fool, people who can easily be cheated

Gullible, Naive

Threatening

Appalling, Formidable

Adj that related to serious consequences (death)

fatal, lethal

Option

Alternative, Surrogate

Repair

Amend, Rectify

Native

Indigenous, Aboriginal

One who does not accept modernity

Orthodox, Conservative

Compulsory

Obligatory, Mandatory

Emphasize

highlight, to give importance to something

Belief

Notion, Creed

Something or someone which can easily be broken (adj)

Vulnerable, Fragile

Merely

just

Useful

handy

Practical

Pragmatic, feasible

Examine

Scrutinize, Observe

Get

obtain, acquire

Tired

Enervate, Exhausted, fed up

Shout

Yell, exclaim, scream

leave

Give up

Skillful

Agile, nimble, dexterous

Fight

Combat, battle,

Achieve

Accomplish

carelessly

Recklessly, impulsively

Carefully

Meticulously, scrupulously, Painstakingly

One who eats everything

Omnivores

One who devours flesh of other animals

Carnivores

One who solely depends on herbs, fruits and vegetables

Herbivores

Animals

fauna

Plants

Flora

One who gives birth to young ones

Mammals - animals, human

One who lays eggs

birds, avian

One who can live in water as well as on land

Amphibians - Frogs

One who creeps/slither on grounds

Reptiles - snake, crocodile, python

Important

Significant, Vital, Core

Direct

Explicit

Indirect

Implicit

Lawful

legitimate, Authentic

Restrict

Captive, Confine

Accept

Acknowledge, Concede

Slow

Sluggish, linger

To put something at risk

Jeopardize

Suffer

Endure, Tolerate, Bear

Concentrate

Pay attention, Heed

Tease

Annoy, Infuriate

Call

Summon

Use

Exploit, Utilize,

cancel

Repeal

Convince

Persuade

Stop

Deter, Prevent

Delay

Postpone, Procrastinate

Mix

Concoct, Merge

State positively

Assert, affirm

Reduce

Mitigate, Alleviate, Curtail

Something which have happened first time in history

Unprecedented

Something which is everywhere

Ubiquitous, Omnipresent

Something which is Very old

Ancient

Present-day

Modern

In between ancient and modern

Medieval, Middle age, Gothic

Something(birds or animals) which is at risk of disappearing

Endangered

Something(birds or animals) which has already disappeared

Extinct

Someone who is mentally sharp

Astute, Shrewd

Praise someone in a positive way

Extol

Praise someone madly

Flatter, Adulate

amous

Prominent, Eminent, Prestigious

Boring

Stereotype, Monotonous, Bovine

Useless

Futile, Trivial

Unconscious

Faint

Reluctant

Reticent, Taciturn

Fluent

Articulate, Cogent, eloquent

Lucky

Fortunate

Unlucky

Unfortunate

Full of strength

Sturdy, Robust

Rich

Affluent, Opulent

Offer

Bid, Proposal

Poverty

Stinginess, Penury

Beautiful view

Panoramic view, Scenic view

Travelling

Expedition.

Pity

Compassion

Attraction

Fascination

Threat

Menace

Prosperous period

Heyday

Secret

Clandestine

Stubborn

Recalcitrant

Disprove

Refute

Speak a lie in a twisting way

Distort

Bargain

Strike a bargain, Negotiate

Disappear

Vanish

Increase

Escalate

Make strong

Fortify

Destroy

Ruin, Demolish

Understand

Comprehend, Decipher

Scold

Admonish, Berate

Darken

Obfuscate

Hate

Abhor

Belittle

Disparage

Disturb

Perturb