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Advanced level · 11+ exam standard

adjacent

adjective

What it means

Advanced Places & buildings

right next to something

Her desk was adjacent to the window, with a great view.

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  • abode

    nounAdvanced

    the place where a person lives

    Similar:
    home
  • accommodate

    verbAdvanced

    to provide space for, or to help by meeting someone's needs

    Similar:
    adapt
    Opposite:
    deny
  • barren

    adj.Advanced

    too dry and poor for plants to grow

    Similar:
    empty
    Opposite:
    fertile
  • besieged

    verbAdvanced

    surrounded by enemies trying to capture a place

    Similar:
    surrounded
    Opposite:
    freed
  • depot

    nounAdvanced

    a place where goods or vehicles are kept

    Similar:
    store
    Opposite:
    absence
  • derelict

    adj.Advanced

    left empty and in poor condition because of neglect

    Similar:
    abandoned
    Opposite:
    active
  • desolate

    adj.Advanced

    empty, bleak and lonely, with no people

    Similar:
    deserted
    Opposite:
    cheerful
  • dilapidated

    adj.Advanced

    old, damaged and falling apart through lack of care

    Similar:
    run-down
    Opposite:
    maintained