Synonyms and antonyms worksheets

Synonyms and Antonyms

These are the free printable worksheets related to the activities of synonyms and antonyms for kindergarten kids in pdf format. Lets understand theses terms in details. Please download the worksheets and take out the print for kids learning and practise.

Synonyms	Antonyms
Words that have similar meanings are called synonyms. They are used to give language depth and diversity. Examples are given below: Happy – Joyful: Happy and joyful both imply feelings of happiness and wellbeing. Big – Large: Big and large are equivalent terms for discussing size. Smart – Intelligent: Both the terms “smart” and “intelligent” characterize someone with strong mental faculties.	Words with opposing meanings are called synonyms. They offer contrast and support the expression of various semantic nuances. Examples are given below: Hot – Cold: The terms “hot” and “cold” stand for opposing temperature extremes. Happy – Sad: Happy and sad are opposite emotions that represent good and bad sentiments. Fast – Slow: Antonyms for varying speeds or rates of motion are Fast and Slow.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Words that have similar meanings are called synonyms. They are used to give language depth and diversity. Examples are given below:
Happy – Joyful: Happy and joyful both imply feelings of happiness and wellbeing.
Big – Large: Big and large are equivalent terms for discussing size.
Smart – Intelligent: Both the terms “smart” and “intelligent” characterize someone with strong mental faculties.

Words with opposing meanings are called synonyms. They offer contrast and support the expression of various semantic nuances. Examples are given below:
Hot – Cold: The terms “hot” and “cold” stand for opposing temperature extremes.
Happy – Sad: Happy and sad are opposite emotions that represent good and bad sentiments.
Fast – Slow: Antonyms for varying speeds or rates of motion are Fast and Slow.