1 Vigorous (adjective)
Synonyms: Energetic, Robust, Forceful, Strenuous
Antonyms: Weak, Lethargic, Feeble, Listless
Example: He made a vigorous effort to finish the race despite the heat.
2 Investigate (verb)
Synonyms: Examine, Inquire, Probe, Scrutinize
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook, Neglect, Disregard
Example: The police decided to investigate the matter before making any arrests.
3 Intimidate (verb)
Synonyms: Threaten, Frighten, Bully, Daunt
Antonyms: Encourage, Comfort, Reassure, Support
Example: The stronger team tried to intimidate the newcomers with aggressive behavior.
4 Hostile (adjective)
Synonyms: Unfriendly, Aggressive, Antagonistic, Adverse
Antonyms: Friendly, Kind, Welcoming, Amiable
Example: The negotiations failed because both sides remained hostile throughout the meeting.
5 Exaggerate (verb)
Synonyms: Overstate, Embellish, Magnify, Hyperbolize
Antonyms: Understate, Minimize, Downplay, Reduce
Example: He tends to exaggerate his achievements to impress others.
6 Crisis (noun)
Synonyms: Emergency, Disaster, Turmoil, Catastrophe
Antonyms: Stability, Safety, Calm, Normality
Example: During the financial crisis, many small businesses struggled to survive.
7 Collaborate (verb)
Synonyms: Cooperate, Team up, Coordinate, Partner
Antonyms: Compete, Oppose, Resist, Work alone
Example: The two researchers decided to collaborate to develop a more effective vaccine.
8 Chaos (noun)
Synonyms: Disorder, Confusion, Turmoil, Anarchy
Antonyms: Order, Harmony, Peace, Stability
Example: After the sudden announcement, the office fell into chaos as everyone rushed for updates.
9 Artificial (adjective)
Synonyms: Synthetic, Man-made, Fake, Imitation
Antonyms: Natural, Genuine, Real, Authentic
Example: The flowers looked beautiful, but they were artificial and had no fragrance.
10 Accumulate (verb)
Synonyms: Gather, Collect, Amass, Assemble
Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Dissipate, Distribute
Example: Over time, he managed to accumulate enough savings to start his own business.
11 Constitute (verb)
Synonyms: Form, Compose, Make up, Establish
Antonyms: Dissolve, Disband, Destroy, Dismantle
Example: Women constitute a large part of the workforce in this sector.
12 Assess (verb)
Synonyms: Evaluate, Appraise, Judge, Estimate
Antonyms: Ignore, Disregard, Neglect, Overlook
Example: The teacher will assess your answer based on clarity and accuracy.
13 Impel (verb)
Synonyms: Urge, Compel, Drive, Propel
Antonyms: Deter, Discourage, Restrain, Hinder
Example: A strong sense of duty can impel a person to help others.
14 Surpass (verb)
Synonyms: Exceed, Outdo, Outstrip, Overtake
Antonyms: Fall short, Lag behind, Underperform, Trail
Example: Her dedication helped her surpass all expectations in the exam.
15 Sheer (adjective)
Synonyms: Absolute, Complete, Utter, Transparent
Antonyms: Partial, Incomplete, Opaque, Cloudy
Example: It was sheer luck that saved him from the accident.
16 Retain (verb)
Synonyms: Keep, Maintain, Preserve, Hold
Antonyms: Lose, Release, Surrender, Discard
Example: The company worked hard to retain its best employees.
17 Deploy (verb)
Synonyms: Station, Position, Assign, Utilize
Antonyms: Withdraw, Recall, Remove, Disband
Example: The army decided to deploy additional troops near the border.
18 Exert (verb)
Synonyms: Apply, Use, Employ, Exercise
Antonyms: Relax, Rest, Refrain, Withhold
Example: He had to exert all his strength to lift the heavy box.
19 Inflict (verb)
Synonyms: Impose, Cause, Administer, Deal
Antonyms: Relieve, Alleviate, Ease, Comfort
Example: The officer was punished for trying to inflict harm on an innocent person.
20 Pledge (noun)
Synonyms: Promise, Commitment, Vow, Assurance
Antonyms: Betrayal, Renunciation, Denial, Refusal
Example: She took a pledge to protect the environment and reduce plastic use.
1 Talisman (noun)
Synonyms: Amulet, Charm, Token, Mascot
Antonyms: Curse, Jinx, Misfortune, Hex
Example: She carried a small talisman in her pocket for protection during the journey.
2 Gesticulate (verb)
Synonyms: Gesture, Signal, Motion, Wave
Antonyms: Restrain, Still, Calm, Quiet
Example: He began to gesticulate wildly to explain his point across the noisy room.
3 Regale (verb)
Synonyms: Entertain, Amuse, Delight, Charm
Antonyms: Bore, Displease, Tire, Depress
Example: He regaled the guests with stories from his travels.
4 Litany (noun)
Synonyms: List, Recital, Catalog, Enumeration
Antonyms: Silence, Break, Pause, Interruption
Example: He delivered a litany of complaints about the service and the delay.
5 Infinitesimal (adjective)
Synonyms: Minute, Tiny, Microscopic, Minuscule
Antonyms: Huge, Enormous, Immense, Vast
Example: The change in temperature was infinitesimal, barely noticeable.
6 Extricate (verb)
Synonyms: Disentangle, Release, Free, Unravel
Antonyms: Entangle, Trap, Ensnare, Involve
Example: She managed to extricate herself from the conflict without taking sides.
7 Officious (adjective)
Synonyms: Meddlesome, Intrusive, Interfering, Pushy
Antonyms: Unobtrusive, Reserved, Modest, Reticent
Example: The officious clerk kept giving unwanted instructions to everyone in the line.
8 Occlude (verb)
Synonyms: Obstruct, Block, Clog, Impede
Antonyms: Unblock, Clear, Open, Allow
Example: A blood clot can occlude an artery and restrict blood flow.
9 Interminable (adjective)
Synonyms: Endless, Unending, Never-ending, Protracted
Antonyms: Brief, Short, Finite, Limited
Example: The meeting felt interminable, stretching late into the evening.
10 Digress (verb)
Synonyms: Deviate, Ramble, Diverge, Meander
Antonyms: Focus, Concentrate, Adhere, Stick
Example: During the lecture, he began to digress into unrelated personal stories.
11 Superficial (adjective)
Synonyms: Shallow, Surface-level, Frivolous, Skin-deep
Antonyms: Deep, Profound, Thorough, Genuine
Example: His knowledge of the topic was superficial, so he could not answer detailed questions.
12 Sabotage (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Undermine, Disrupt, Subvert, Wreck
Antonyms: Support, Assist, Aid, Promote
Example: The team suspected someone tried to sabotage the experiment by damaging the equipment.
13 Pungent (adjective)
Synonyms: Sharp, Acrid, Strong, Piercing
Antonyms: Mild, Bland, Odorless, Gentle
Example: The pungent smell of garlic filled the entire kitchen.
14 Nemesis (noun)
Synonyms: Archenemy, Adversary, Rival, Foil
Antonyms: Ally, Friend, Supporter, Benefactor
Example: His overconfidence became his nemesis in the final match.
15 Narcissist (noun)
Synonyms: Egotist, Egomaniac, Conceited person, Self-admirer
Antonyms: Humble person, Modest person, Altruist, Selfless person
Example: Everyone avoided working with him because he was a narcissist who took all the credit.
16 Irrevocable (adjective)
Synonyms: Unalterable, Irreversible, Permanent, Final
Antonyms: Reversible, Changeable, Revocable, Temporary
Example: Once the confession was recorded, it became an irrevocable part of the case file.
17 Desist (verb)
Synonyms: Cease, Stop, Refrain, Discontinue
Antonyms: Continue, Persist, Proceed, Maintain
Example: The police warned the crowd to desist from throwing stones.
18 Delirium (noun)
Synonyms: Confusion, Frenzy, Disorientation, Hallucination
Antonyms: Clarity, Sanity, Awareness, Composure
Example: Due to high fever, the patient slipped into delirium and spoke incoherently.
19 Compulsory (adjective)
Synonyms: Mandatory, Obligatory, Required, Necessary
Antonyms: Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary, Elective
Example: Wearing a helmet is compulsory for two-wheeler riders in many states.
20 Barrage (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Volley, Onslaught, Blitz, Fusillade
Antonyms: Lull, Calm, Peace, Truce
Example: The minister faced a barrage of questions during the press conference.
1 Tension (noun)
Synonyms: Stress, Strain, Anxiety, Pressure
Antonyms: Relaxation, Calm, Ease, Peace
Example: There was tension in the room before the results were announced.
2 Schema (noun)
Synonyms: Framework, Blueprint, Outline, Structure
Antonyms: Chaos, Disorder, Confusion, Randomness
Example: The teacher gave a schema to help students organize their notes.
3 Proprietor (noun)
Synonyms: Owner, Landlord, Boss, Holder
Antonyms: Tenant, Employee, Renter, Borrower
Example: The proprietor of the shop greeted every customer warmly.
4 Momentum (noun)
Synonyms: Impetus, Drive, Force, Thrust
Antonyms: Stagnation, Inertia, Halt, Stillness
Example: The team gained momentum after scoring the first goal.
5 Missive (noun)
Synonyms: Letter, Message, Note, Dispatch
Antonyms: Silence, Speech, Conversation, Verbal message
Example: He sent a missive to the manager explaining the issue.
6 Linchpin (noun)
Synonyms: Key, Cornerstone, Anchor, Mainstay
Antonyms: Nonessential, Accessory, Trifle, Extra
Example: Trust is the linchpin of a strong relationship.
7 Facet (noun)
Synonyms: Aspect, Side, Feature, Angle
Antonyms: Whole, Entirety, Totality, Unity
Example: Honesty is an important facet of his personality.
8 Canon (noun)
Synonyms: Standard, Principle, Rule, Doctrine
Antonyms: Heresy, Anomaly, Deviation, Irregularity
Example: Shakespeare’s plays are part of the literary canon.
9 Anguish (noun)
Synonyms: Agony, Torment, Misery, Distress
Antonyms: Comfort, Joy, Relief, Peace
Example: She felt deep anguish after hearing the bad news.
10 Acute (adjective)
Synonyms: Sharp, Severe, Intense, Keen
Antonyms: Chronic, Mild, Dull, Insignificant
Example: He was suffering from acute pain after the accident.
11 Consternation (noun)
Synonyms: Dismay, Alarm, Apprehension, Bewilderment
Antonyms: Calm, Composure, Confidence, Reassurance
Example: The sudden announcement caused consternation among the employees.
12 Lethal (adjective)
Synonyms: Deadly, Fatal, Mortal, Virulent
Antonyms: Harmless, Safe, Benign, Nonfatal
Example: Even a small dose of the chemical can be lethal.
13 Agitation (noun)
Synonyms: Unrest, Turmoil, Uproar, Protest
Antonyms: Calm, Peace, Tranquility, Composure
Example: The workers’ agitation continued until their demands were formally addressed.
14 Drudgery (noun)
Synonyms: Toil, Grind, Tedium, Menial work
Antonyms: Pleasure, Leisure, Enjoyment, Recreation
Example: He wanted a job that offered creativity, not endless drudgery.
15 Unruly (adjective)
Synonyms: Disorderly, Rebellious, Wild, Unmanageable
Antonyms: Obedient, Disciplined, Orderly, Compliant
Example: The teacher struggled to control the unruly class during the last period.
16 Regime (noun)
Synonyms: Administration, Government, Rule, System
Antonyms: Anarchy, Chaos, Lawlessness, Disorder
Example: The new regime introduced strict economic reforms within its first year.
17 Counterpart (noun)
Synonyms: Equivalent, Peer, Match, Opposite number
Antonyms: Original, Mismatch, Unrelated, Different
Example: She met her French counterpart to discuss the new partnership plan.
18 Tarnish (verb)
Synonyms: Stain, Disgrace, Mar, Sully
Antonyms: Polish, Honor, Enhance, Glorify
Example: The scandal could tarnish his reputation for years.
19 Suppress (verb)
Synonyms: Restrain, Stifle, Curb, Subdue
Antonyms: Encourage, Release, Promote, Reveal
Example: The government tried to suppress the report, but it was leaked to the public.
20 Momentous (adjective)
Synonyms: Significant, Important, Historic, Consequential
Antonyms: Trivial, Insignificant, Minor, Inconsequential
Example: Signing the peace treaty was a momentous decision that changed the region’s future.
1 Edict (noun)
Synonyms: Decree, Order, Proclamation, Mandate
Antonyms: Request, Appeal, Entreaty, Suggestion
Example: The king issued an edict banning trade with the enemy.
2 Interim (noun)
Synonyms: Interval, Interlude, Meantime, Break
Antonyms: Permanence, Continuity, Eternity, Duration
Example: In the interim, the company appointed an acting manager to handle daily work.
3 Flounder (verb)
Synonyms: Struggle, Stumble, Fumble, Waver
Antonyms: Succeed, Thrive, Progress, Excel
Example: Without guidance, he began to flounder during the new job training.
4 Summit (noun)
Synonyms: Peak, Apex, Crest, Conference
Antonyms: Base, Bottom, Nadir, Low point
Example: The climbers finally reached the summit after a long and exhausting trek.
5 Prestige (noun)
Synonyms: Reputation, Status, Renown, Eminence
Antonyms: Disgrace, Shame, Dishonor, Infamy
Example: Winning the award brought great prestige to the university.
6 Sentinel (noun)
Synonyms: Guard, Watchman, Sentry, Protector
Antonyms: Intruder, Attacker, Trespasser, Invader
Example: A sentinel stood at the gate to prevent unauthorized entry.
7 Menace (noun)
Synonyms: Threat, Danger, Hazard, Peril
Antonyms: Safety, Security, Protection, Blessing
Example: The spread of fake news has become a serious menace to society.
8 Contemplate (verb)
Synonyms: Consider, Ponder, Reflect, Meditate
Antonyms: Ignore, Disregard, Neglect, Dismiss
Example: She sat quietly to contemplate her future career options.
9 Multitude (noun)
Synonyms: Crowd, Mass, Horde, Throng
Antonyms: Few, Minority, Scarcity, Small number
Example: A multitude of fans gathered outside the stadium to see the players.
10 Confound (verb)
Synonyms: Confuse, Baffle, Perplex, Bewilder
Antonyms: Clarify, Explain, Enlighten, Simplify
Example: The tricky question was designed to confound even well-prepared students
11 Edify (verb)
Synonyms: Educate, Enlighten, Instruct, Uplift
Antonyms: Corrupt, Mislead, Degrade, Confuse
Example: The teacher’s stories were meant to edify the students, not just entertain them.
12 Sully (verb)
Synonyms: Tarnish, Stain, Besmirch, Defile
Antonyms: Cleanse, Purify, Honor, Praise
Example: The false allegation could sully his hard-earned reputation.
13 Shirk (verb)
Synonyms: Evade, Avoid, Neglect, Dodge
Antonyms: Fulfill, Perform, Undertake, Discharge
Example: He was warned for trying to shirk his responsibilities at work.
14 Induce (verb)
Synonyms: Persuade, Prompt, Cause, Trigger
Antonyms: Deter, Prevent, Discourage, Dissuade
Example: The doctor tried to induce labor due to medical complications.
15 Flout (verb)
Synonyms: Defy, Disregard, Violate, Disobey
Antonyms: Obey, Comply, Follow, Observe
Example: He was fined for flouting the traffic rules in a crowded market.
16 Pilfer (verb)
Synonyms: Steal, Swipe, Purloin, Pinch
Antonyms: Return, Restore, Give, Donate
Example: Someone tried to pilfer stationery from the office supply room.
17 Wither (verb)
Synonyms: Shrivel, Wilt, Decay, Fade
Antonyms: Flourish, Thrive, Bloom, Revive
Example: Without water, the plants began to wither in the hot sun.
18 Renown (noun)
Synonyms: Fame, Prestige, Distinction, Eminence
Antonyms: Obscurity, Disrepute, Infamy, Dishonor
Example: The scientist gained renown for her groundbreaking research.
19 Pedestrian (adjective)
Synonyms: Mundane, Dull, Ordinary, Uninspired
Antonyms: Imaginative, Inspired, Creative, Original
Example: The story had a pedestrian plot that failed to excite the readers.
20 Travail (noun)
Synonyms: Toil, Labor, Drudgery, Exertion
Antonyms: Leisure, Ease, Relaxation, Rest
Example: Years of travail finally paid off when she cleared the exam.
1 Purport (verb)
Synonyms: Claim, Profess, Allege, Assert
Antonyms: Deny, Disavow, Retract, Repudiate
Example: The document purports to show proof, but its sources are doubtful.
2 Grapple (verb)
Synonyms: Struggle, Wrestle, Tackle, Contend
Antonyms: Avoid, Yield, Surrender, Ignore
Example: The government is grappling with rising unemployment and inflation.
3 Garble (verb)
Synonyms: Distort, Mangle, Confuse, Misrepresent
Antonyms: Clarify, Explain, Interpret, Articulate
Example: The poor network connection garbled his words during the call.
4 Flimsy (adjective)
Synonyms: Fragile, Frail, Weak, Insufficient
Antonyms: Sturdy, Strong, Solid, Convincing
Example: The lawyer dismissed the argument as flimsy and unsupported by evidence.
5 Exude (verb)
Synonyms: Emit, Radiate, Secrete, Discharge
Antonyms: Absorb, Inhale, Take in, Retain
Example: She exuded confidence during the interview, calming everyone in the room.
6 Dire (adjective)
Synonyms: Grave, Dreadful, Critical, Desperate
Antonyms: Mild, Trivial, Pleasant, Hopeful
Example: The villagers faced a dire shortage of drinking water after the drought.
7 Deface (verb)
Synonyms: Disfigure, Mar, Damage, Vandalize
Antonyms: Beautify, Restore, Repair, Preserve
Example: Someone tried to deface the statue by scratching its surface.
8 Cull (verb)
Synonyms: Select, Pick, Gather, Extract
Antonyms: Keep, Retain, Preserve, Add
Example: The editor culled the best quotes from dozens of interviews.
9 Behest (noun)
Synonyms: Command, Order, Directive, Instruction
Antonyms: Request, Appeal, Suggestion, Entreaty
Example: At his behest, the team halted the project immediately.
10 Ascendancy (noun)
Synonyms: Dominance, Supremacy, Preeminence, Control
Antonyms: Subordination, Inferiority, Weakness, Powerlessness
Example: The new leader quickly rose to ascendancy within the party due to his clear vision.
11 Tribunal (noun)
Synonyms: Court, Panel, Commission, Judiciary
Antonyms: Lawlessness, Disorder, Anarchy, Chaos
Example: The case was referred to a special tribunal for speedy resolution.
12 Infiltrate (verb)
Synonyms: Invade, Penetrate, Intrude, Sneak in
Antonyms: Withdraw, Exit, Leave, Retreat
Example: The spy managed to infiltrate the enemy camp at night.
13 Dilettante (noun)
Synonyms: Amateur, Dabbler, Nonprofessional, Smatterer
Antonyms: Expert, Professional, Specialist, Master
Example: He was seen as a dilettante who loved art but never studied it seriously.
14 Counterfeit (adjective)
Synonyms: Fake, Forged, Bogus, Spurious
Antonyms: Genuine, Authentic, Real, Legitimate
Example: The police seized counterfeit currency notes during the raid.
15 Contaminate (verb)
Synonyms: Pollute, Taint, Defile, Corrupt
Antonyms: Purify, Cleanse, Sanitize, Refine
Example: Industrial waste can contaminate rivers and harm aquatic life.
16 Commodious (adjective)
Synonyms: Spacious, Roomy, Convenient, Ample
Antonyms: Cramped, Confined, Crowded, Inconvenient
Example: They moved into a commodious apartment with large rooms and wide windows.
17 Coalition (noun)
Synonyms: Alliance, Union, Partnership, Federation
Antonyms: Division, Separation, Split, Disunity
Example: Two parties formed a coalition to secure a majority in the parliament.
18 Attrition (noun)
Synonyms: Erosion, Reduction, Depletion, Wear
Antonyms: Growth, Increase, Expansion, Strengthening
Example: The company faced high employee attrition due to long working hours.
19 Aspersion (noun)
Synonyms: Slander, Insinuation, Defamation, Calumny
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Approval, Commendation
Example: He cast aspersions on her character without any evidence.
20 Altercation (noun)
Synonyms: Quarrel, Dispute, Clash, Confrontation
Antonyms: Agreement, Harmony, Peace, Reconciliation
Example: The altercation between the two drivers stopped traffic for several minutes.
1 Revile (verb)
Synonyms: Abuse, Insult, Vilify, Denounce
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Admire, Applaud
Example: The crowd began to revile the player after the mistake.
2 Waive (verb)
Synonyms: Relinquish, Forgo, Abandon, Renounce
Antonyms: Enforce, Claim, Assert, Demand
Example: The bank agreed to waive the late fee for this month.
3 Curt (adjective)
Synonyms: Abrupt, Brusque, Blunt, Terse
Antonyms: Polite, Courteous, Warm, Lengthy
Example: His curt reply made it clear he didn’t want to talk.
4 Avid (adjective)
Synonyms: Eager, Enthusiastic, Keen, Ardent
Antonyms: Indifferent, Apathetic, Uninterested, Reluctant
Example: He is an avid reader who finishes a book every week.
5 Foil (verb)
Synonyms: Thwart, Prevent, Frustrate, Obstruct
Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Promote, Facilitate
Example: The police foiled the robbery before it could happen.
6 Deem (verb)
Synonyms: Consider, Regard, Judge, View
Antonyms: Disregard, Ignore, Neglect, Dismiss
Example: The committee deemed the proposal unnecessary.
7 Influx (noun)
Synonyms: Inflow, Inrush, Stream, Flood
Antonyms: Outflow, Exodus, Departure, Efflux
Example: The city saw an influx of tourists during the festival season.
8 Aver (verb)
Synonyms: Assert, Declare, Affirm, Maintain
Antonyms: Deny, Dispute, Retract, Contradict
Example: She averred that she had never seen the document before.
9 Confute (verb)
Synonyms: Refute, Rebut, Disprove, Contradict
Antonyms: Confirm, Support, Validate, Substantiate
Example: The lawyer confuted the witness’s claim with clear evidence.
10 Vanquish (verb)
Synonyms: Defeat, Conquer, Overcome, Subdue
Antonyms: Surrender, Yield, Lose, Succumb
Example: The army managed to vanquish the enemy after a long battle.
11 Spate (noun)
Synonyms: Flood, Surge, Wave, Flurry
Antonyms: Drought, Scarcity, Shortage, Lull
Example: A spate of complaints forced the company to change its policy.
12 Rout (noun)
Synonyms: Defeat, Fiasco, Debacle, Collapse
Antonyms: Victory, Triumph, Advance, Success
Example: The sudden ambush turned their organized march into a rout.
13 Raze (verb)
Synonyms: Demolish, Destroy, Level, Wreck
Antonyms: Build, Construct, Create, Restore
Example: The old building was razed to make space for a new highway.
14 Parry (verb)
Synonyms: Deflect, Block, Ward off, Dodge
Antonyms: Accept, Receive, Allow, Confront
Example: The boxer parried the punch and quickly counterattacked.
15 Junta (noun)
Synonyms: Regime, Military government, Cabal, Ruling clique
Antonyms: Democracy, Civilian government, Republic, Elected government
Example: After the coup, the junta suspended the constitution and took control of the administration.
16 Jingoism (noun)
Synonyms: Chauvinism, Ultranationalism, Bellicism, Hyperpatriotism
Antonyms: Pacifism, Internationalism, Cosmopolitanism, Moderation
Example: His speech was criticized for promoting jingoism and pushing the country toward conflict.
17 Glut (noun)
Synonyms: Surplus, Excess, Overabundance, Flood
Antonyms: Scarcity, Shortage, Lack, Deficit
Example: There was a glut of tomatoes in the market, so prices fell sharply.
18 Gaffe (noun)
Synonyms: Blunder, Slip, Faux pas, Mistake
Antonyms: Compliment, Praise, Success, Triumph
Example: He made a gaffe by calling his teacher by the wrong name in front of the class.
19 Fallow (adjective)
Synonyms: Uncultivated, Unplanted, Unsown, Idle
Antonyms: Cultivated, Planted, Productive, Fertile
Example: The farmer left the field fallow for a season to improve the soil.
20 Balk (verb)
Synonyms: Hesitate, Flinch, Resist, Refuse
Antonyms: Accept, Agree, Comply, Proceed
Example: She balked at the idea of moving to a new city on such short notice.
1 Recoil (verb)
Synonyms: Flinch, Shrink, Jerk back, Retreat
Antonyms: Advance, Approach, Confront, Embrace
Example: She recoiled when she touched the hot pan.
2 Delve (verb)
Synonyms: Investigate, Explore, Examine, Probe
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Skim
Example: The journalist delved into the records to uncover the truth.
3 Proxy (noun)
Synonyms: Representative, Substitute, Agent, Delegate
Antonyms: Principal, Original, Employer, Self
Example: She voted by proxy since she could not attend the meeting.
4 Vantage (noun)
Synonyms: Advantage, Viewpoint, Position, Prospect
Antonyms: Disadvantage, Handicap, Weakness, Hindrance
Example: From the hilltop vantage, we could see the entire valley clearly.
5 Dominion (noun)
Synonyms: Control, Authority, Sovereignty, Rule
Antonyms: Subordination, Dependence, Powerlessness, Servitude
Example: The king expanded his dominion by conquering nearby regions.
6 Herald (verb)
Synonyms: Announce, Proclaim, Signal, Foretell
Antonyms: Conceal, Suppress, Withhold, Hide
Example: Dark clouds often herald a storm later in the day.
7 Fester (verb)
Synonyms: Suppurate, Rot, Rankle, Worsen
Antonyms: Heal, Improve, Recover, Mend
Example: The untreated cut began to fester, and the pain grew worse each day.
8 Squabble (verb)
Synonyms: Quarrel, Bicker, Wrangle, Argue
Antonyms: Agree, Cooperate, Harmonize, Concur
Example: The siblings squabbled over who would get the last piece of cake.
9 Brandish (verb)
Synonyms: Wield, Flourish, Wave, Display
Antonyms: Conceal, Sheathe, Hide, Suppress
Example: The guard brandished a baton to warn the crowd to step back.
10 Duress (noun)
Synonyms: Coercion, Compulsion, Pressure, Constraint
Antonyms: Freedom, Choice, Voluntariness, Ease
Example: He signed the document under duress, fearing immediate consequences.
1 Scourge (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Plague, Curse, Affliction, Menace
Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Comfort, Relief
Example: Corruption became a scourge that weakened public trust and slowed development.
2 Ravage (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Devastate, Destroy, Wreck, Plunder
Antonyms: Restore, Repair, Preserve, Protect
Example: The cyclone continued to ravage the coastline, leaving homes and roads shattered.
3 Menial (adjective)
Synonyms: Humble, Lowly, Servile, Degrading
Antonyms: Skilled, Prestigious, Dignified, Esteemed
Example: He started with menial tasks in the office before earning bigger responsibilities.
4 Gamut (noun)
Synonyms: Range, Spectrum, Scope, Extent
Antonyms: Limitation, Restriction, Narrowness, Constraint
Example: The seminar covered the full gamut of topics from basics to advanced strategies.
5 Facile (adjective)
Synonyms: Easy, Effortless, Simple, Superficial
Antonyms: Difficult, Arduous, Complex, Profound
Example: His facile explanation sounded convincing but ignored the real issues.
6 Errant (adjective)
Synonyms: Wayward, Wandering, Straying, Deviating
Antonyms: Correct, Proper, Steady, Disciplined
Example: An errant driver suddenly swerved and caused a traffic jam.
7 Delinquent (adjective/noun)
Synonyms: Overdue, Negligent, Remiss, Defaulting
Antonyms: Punctual, Responsible, Diligent, Compliant
Example: The tenant was declared delinquent after missing rent payments for three months.
8 Corporeal (adjective)
Synonyms: Physical, Bodily, Tangible, Material
Antonyms: Spiritual, Immaterial, Nonphysical, Intangible
Example: The monk focused on spiritual growth and avoided corporeal pleasures.
9 Blight (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Ruin, Damage, Spoil, Wither
Antonyms: Improve, Protect, Preserve, Revive
Example: The sudden drought threatened to blight the entire crop before harvest.
10 Adjunct (noun)
Synonyms: Addition, Supplement, Appendage, Accessory
Antonyms: Core, Essential, Main, Necessity
Example: The course includes a practical workshop as an adjunct to the main lectures.
11 Tariff (noun)
Synonyms: Duty, Tax, Levy, Customs
Antonyms: Subsidy, Rebate, Refund, Exemption
Example: The government increased the tariff on imported electronics to protect local manufacturers.
12 Secular (adjective)
Synonyms: Nonreligious, Worldly, Temporal, Civil
Antonyms: Religious, Spiritual, Sacred, Ecclesiastical
Example: India follows a secular framework that treats all religions equally.
13 Realm (noun)
Synonyms: Domain, Kingdom, Sphere, Territory
Antonyms: Chaos, Disorder, Void, Nowhere
Example: Climate change is a major concern in the realm of public policy.
14 Drastic (adjective)
Synonyms: Extreme, Severe, Radical, Dramatic
Antonyms: Mild, Moderate, Gentle, Slight
Example: The government took drastic measures to control the outbreak.
15 Demise (noun)
Synonyms: Death, Downfall, End, Collapse
Antonyms: Birth, Rise, Survival, Continuation
Example: The sudden demise of the leader created uncertainty in the party.
16 Consortium (noun)
Synonyms: Alliance, Association, Coalition, Partnership
Antonyms: Separation, Disunion, Isolation, Rivalry
Example: A consortium of banks financed the large infrastructure project together.
17 Caustic (adjective)
Synonyms: Sarcastic, Cutting, Scathing, Corrosive
Antonyms: Kind, Gentle, Pleasant, Complimentary
Example: His caustic remarks embarrassed the team during the meeting.
18 Bulwark (noun)
Synonyms: Barrier, Safeguard, Stronghold, Rampart
Antonyms: Weakness, Vulnerability, Exposure, Liability
Example: A free press is often seen as a bulwark against corruption.
19 Accord (verb)
Synonyms: Grant, Bestow, Confer, Provide
Antonyms: Deny, Refuse, Withhold, Reject
Example: The committee will accord him the honour for his lifelong service.
20 Aggregate (verb)
Synonyms: Collect, Gather, Assemble, Accumulate
Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Divide, Separate
Example: The agency will aggregate the data from all districts before publishing the final report.
1 Ulterior (adjective)
Synonyms: Hidden, Secret, Undisclosed, Concealed
Antonyms: Open, Honest, Obvious, Transparent
Example: He offered help, but she suspected an ulterior motive.
2 Homage (noun)
Synonyms: Tribute, Respect, Honor, Salute
Antonyms: Disrespect, Insult, Contempt, Dishonor
Example: The team paid homage to the coach with a standing ovation.
3 Flamboyant (adjective)
Synonyms: Showy, Flashy, Extravagant, Ostentatious
Antonyms: Modest, Plain, Simple, Reserved
Example: His flamboyant style of dressing made him stand out in every crowd.
4 Vacuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Empty, Mindless, Meaningless, Inane
Antonyms: Intelligent, Thoughtful, Meaningful, Profound
Example: He kept giving vacuous answers that explained nothing.
5 Travesty (noun)
Synonyms: Mockery, Parody, Farce, Distortion
Antonyms: Reality, Accuracy, Truth, Authenticity
Example: The trial was a travesty of justice
6 Undulate (verb)
Synonyms: Wave, Ripple, Oscillate, Sway
Antonyms: Stabilize, Straighten, Flatten, Steady
Example: The flag undulated gently in the wind.
7 Anecdote (noun)
Synonyms: Story, Tale, Narrative, Incident
Antonyms: Fact, Data, Proof, Evidence
Example: He began his speech with a funny anecdote from his college days.
8 Pillage (verb)
Synonyms: Loot, Plunder, Ransack, Ravage
Antonyms: Protect, Guard, Secure, Preserve
Example: The invading army began to pillage the villages for food and valuables.
9 Overt (adjective)
Synonyms: Open, Obvious, Apparent, Explicit
Antonyms: Covert, Hidden, Secret, Concealed
Example: There was overt hostility in his tone during the meeting.
10 Categorical (adjective)
Synonyms: Absolute, Unambiguous, Definitive, Explicit
Antonyms: Ambiguous, Conditional, Uncertain, Vague
Example: She gave a categorical denial of the allegations.
11 Tribute (noun)
Synonyms: Homage, Praise, Salute, Commendation
Antonyms: Insult, Criticism, Disrespect, Condemnation
Example: The players paid tribute to the coach after the final match.
12 Speculation (noun)
Synonyms: Guesswork, Conjecture, Assumption, Surmise
Antonyms: Certainty, Proof, Fact, Verification
Example: There is a lot of speculation about who will lead the team next season.
13 Monopoly (noun)
Synonyms: Domination, Control, Exclusivity, Cornering
Antonyms: Competition, Rivalry, Free market, Diversity
Example: The company was accused of creating a monopoly in the telecom sector.
14 Hazard (noun)
Synonyms: Danger, Risk, Threat, Peril
Antonyms: Safety, Security, Protection, Certainty
Example: Wet floors are a hazard because people can slip and fall.
15 Faction (noun)
Synonyms: Group, Clique, Sect, Bloc
Antonyms: Unity, Whole, Harmony, Agreement
Example: A faction within the party opposed the new policy strongly.
16 Expel (verb)
Synonyms: Eject, Oust, Evict, Banish
Antonyms: Admit, Invite, Retain, Welcome
Example: The school decided to expel the student for repeated misconduct.
17 Distort (verb)
Synonyms: Twist, Deform, Misrepresent, Warps
Antonyms: Clarify, Preserve, Maintain, Represent
Example: The story was distorted so much that the real facts were lost.
18 Deduce (verb)
Synonyms: Infer, Conclude, Derive, Reason
Antonyms: Misinterpret, Guess, Doubt, Ignore
Example: From the clues, the detective could deduce who committed the crime.
19 Brink (noun)
Synonyms: Edge, Verge, Threshold, Boundary
Antonyms: Center, Safety, Stability, Security
Example: The company was on the brink of collapse after months of losses.
20 Agony (noun)
Synonyms: Anguish, Torment, Misery, Distress
Antonyms: Comfort, Relief, Ease, Pleasure
Example: She was in agony after hearing the tragic news.
1 Repeal (verb)
Synonyms: Abolish, Revoke, Annul, Rescind
Antonyms: Enact, Pass, Approve, Implement
Example: The parliament voted to repeal the outdated law after public criticism.
2 Impose (verb)
Synonyms: Enforce, Inflict, Levy, Compel
Antonyms: Remove, Lift, Relinquish, Withdraw
Example: The government may impose a new tax to control excessive consumption.
3 Estrange (verb)
Synonyms: Alienate, Distance, Separate, Detach
Antonyms: Reconcile, Unite, Befriend, Connect
Example: Constant arguments can estrange close friends over time.
4 Desecrate (verb)
Synonyms: Profane, Defile, Violate, Dishonor
Antonyms: Consecrate, Sanctify, Honor, Purify
Example: The vandals tried to desecrate the temple by damaging its idols.
5 Deplore (verb)
Synonyms: Condemn, Lament, Regret, Denounce
Antonyms: Praise, Approve, Admire, Celebrate
Example: Citizens deplore the violence and demand strict action against the offenders.
6 Decree (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Order, Edict, Mandate, Proclamation
Antonyms: Request, Appeal, Suggestion, Entreaty
Example: The court issued a decree to stop the illegal construction immediately.
7 Debase (verb)
Synonyms: Degrade, Demean, Cheapen, Corrupt
Antonyms: Elevate, Enhance, Improve, Refine
Example: Spreading lies can debase the reputation of an honest person.
8 Breach (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Violation, Break, Infringement, Rupture
Antonyms: Compliance, Observance, Adherence, Fulfillment
Example: The company faced a lawsuit for breach of contract after failing to deliver the goods on time.
9 August (adjective)
Synonyms: Esteemed, Illustrious, Renowned, Eminent
Antonyms: Disreputable, Ignoble, Unknown, Ordinary
Example: The university honored an august scholar for his lifelong contributions to research.
10 Accede (verb)
Synonyms: Agree, Consent, Assent, Comply
Antonyms: Refuse, Reject, Deny, Oppose
Example: The minister agreed to accede to the demands of the protestors after long negotiations.
11 Strife (noun)
Synonyms: Conflict, Discord, Clash, Contention
Antonyms: Harmony, Peace, Agreement, Unity
Example: Years of political strife left the region unstable and divided.
12 Replenish (verb)
Synonyms: Refill, Restore, Renew, Refill
Antonyms: Deplete, Exhaust, Drain, Empty
Example: The workers had to replenish the water supply after the long summer.
13 Embark (verb)
Synonyms: Begin, Commence, Start, Undertake
Antonyms: Finish, Conclude, Abandon, Stop
Example: She decided to embark on a new career after completing her degree.
14 Chronic (adjective)
Synonyms: Long-standing, Persistent, Ongoing, Recurrent
Antonyms: Acute, Temporary, Short-term, Brief
Example: He has been suffering from chronic back pain for years.
15 Brazen (adjective)
Synonyms: Shameless, Bold, Audacious, Impudent
Antonyms: Modest, Shy, Reserved, Humble
Example: He made a brazen attempt to lie even after being shown clear evidence.
16 Bleak (adjective)
Synonyms: Gloomy, Desolate, Grim, Dreary
Antonyms: Hopeful, Bright, Cheerful, Optimistic
Example: After repeated failures, his future seemed bleak.
17 Bestow (verb)
Synonyms: Confer, Grant, Present, Award
Antonyms: Withhold, Deny, Take, Remove
Example: The university will bestow the highest honor upon the scientist for her contribution.
18 Asylum (noun)
Synonyms: Refuge, Shelter, Sanctuary, Haven
Antonyms: Persecution, Extradition, Expulsion, Rejection
Example: The journalist sought asylum in another country after receiving threats at home.
19 Anarchy (noun)
Synonyms: Chaos, Lawlessness, Disorder, Turmoil
Antonyms: Order, Stability, Government, Control
Example: After the sudden collapse of the administration, the city slipped into anarchy.
20 Adulterate (verb)
Synonyms: Contaminate, Dilute, Taint, Pollute
Antonyms: Purify, Cleanse, Refine, Sanitize
Example: Some vendors were caught trying to adulterate milk with water to increase profit.
1 Remnant (noun)
Synonyms: Remainder, Leftover, Residue, Fragment
Antonyms: Whole, Entirety, Completion, Totality
Example: Only a remnant of the old wall remained after the earthquake.
2 Ruse (noun)
Synonyms: Trick, Deception, Stratagem, Ploy
Antonyms: Honesty, Truth, Sincerity, Openness
Example: The thief used a clever ruse to distract the guard.
3 Surveillance (noun)
Synonyms: Monitoring, Observation, Watch, Scrutiny
Antonyms: Neglect, Inattention, Ignorance, Disregard
Example: The area was placed under surveillance after repeated incidents of theft.
4 Cosmopolitan (adjective)
Synonyms: International, Worldly, Multicultural, Sophisticated
Antonyms: Provincial, Parochial, Insular, Narrow-minded
Example: Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city where people from many cultures live and work together.
5 Corrosive (adjective)
Synonyms: Caustic, Erosive, Acidic, Destructive
Antonyms: Harmless, Gentle, Protective, Noncorrosive
Example: Corrosive chemicals must be stored carefully to prevent accidents.
6 Grotesque (adjective)
Synonyms: Bizarre, Distorted, Hideous, Monstrous
Antonyms: Beautiful, Normal, Attractive, Pleasant
Example: The movie showed a grotesque creature with a twisted face.
7 Punitive (adjective)
Synonyms: Penal, Disciplinary, Retributive, Punishing
Antonyms: Rewarding, Lenient, Merciful, Forgiving
Example: The court imposed punitive measures to deter future violations.
8 Suffrage (noun)
Synonyms: Franchise, Voting right, Enfranchisement, Ballot
Antonyms: Disenfranchisement, Ineligibility, Exclusion, Restriction
Example: Women fought for decades to win suffrage and equal political rights.
9 Gaunt (adjective)
Synonyms: Emaciated, Haggard, Skeletal, Lean
Antonyms: Plump, Well-fed, Robust, Stout
Example: After weeks without proper food, he looked gaunt and exhausted.
10 Wrath (noun)
Synonyms: Rage, Fury, Anger, Ire
Antonyms: Calm, Peace, Serenity, Kindness
Example: His reckless actions brought the wrath of his superiors.
11 Cardinal (adjective)
Synonyms: Principal, Primary, Fundamental, Essential
Antonyms: Minor, Secondary, Trivial, Insignificant
Example: Honesty is a cardinal virtue in any relationship.
12 Desolate (adjective)
Synonyms: Barren, Deserted, Bleak, Lonely
Antonyms: Populated, Lively, Cheerful, Thriving
Example: After the storm, the village looked desolate and silent.
13 Laborious (adjective)
Synonyms: Arduous, Strenuous, Toilsome, Demanding
Antonyms: Easy, Effortless, Simple, Light
Example: Completing the project without support was a laborious task.
14 Auxiliary (adjective)
Synonyms: Supporting, Additional, Supplementary, Backup
Antonyms: Primary, Main, Principal, Essential
Example: The hospital arranged auxiliary staff to manage the extra patients.
15 Chivalrous (adjective)
Synonyms: Gallant, Courteous, Honorable, Knightly
Antonyms: Rude, Dishonorable, Impolite, Selfish
Example: He was chivalrous and offered his seat to the elderly woman.
16 Preposterous (adjective)
Synonyms: Absurd, Ridiculous, Ludicrous, Nonsensical
Antonyms: Reasonable, Sensible, Logical, Rational
Example: It is preposterous to think that one person can do all the work alone.
17 Tangential (adjective)
Synonyms: Irrelevant, Peripheral, Indirect, Off-topic
Antonyms: Relevant, Central, Direct, Pertinent
Example: His comments were tangential and did not address the main issue.
18 Omnivorous (adjective)
Synonyms: All-eating, Voracious, Unselective, Generalist
Antonyms: Carnivorous, Herbivorous, Selective, Picky
Example: Humans are omnivorous and can survive on both plant-based and animal-based foods.
19 Extemporaneous (adjective)
Synonyms: Impromptu, Unrehearsed, Spontaneous, Unplanned
Antonyms: Prepared, Rehearsed, Planned, Scripted
Example: He gave an extemporaneous speech when the microphone suddenly stopped working.
20 Vivacious (adjective)
Synonyms: Lively, Energetic, Spirited, Animated
Antonyms: Dull, Lethargic, Gloomy, Lifeless
Example: Her vivacious personality lit up the entire room.
1 Criterion (noun)
Synonyms: Standard, Benchmark, Measure, Yardstick
Antonyms: Guesswork, Randomness, Uncertainty, Chaos
Example: Accuracy is the main criterion for selecting a good answer.
2 Cryptic (adjective)
Synonyms: Mysterious, Enigmatic, Obscure, Puzzling
Antonyms: Clear, Obvious, Plain, Explicit
Example: He left a cryptic message that no one could understand.
3 Ingenious (adjective)
Synonyms: Clever, Inventive, Resourceful, Brilliant
Antonyms: Clumsy, Unimaginative, Dull, Inept
Example: She came up with an ingenious plan to solve the problem quickly.
4 Verdict (noun)
Synonyms: Judgment, Decision, Ruling, Conclusion
Antonyms: Uncertainty, Doubt, Indecision, Confusion
Example: After hours of discussion, the jury announced its verdict.
5 Monolith (noun)
Synonyms: Behemoth, Giant, Colossus, Massive structure
Antonyms: Fragment, Piece, Small unit, Part
Example: The company became a monolith that dominated the entire industry.
6 Luminous (adjective)
Synonyms: Radiant, Glowing, Bright, Shining
Antonyms: Dim, Dull, Dark, Murky
Example: The luminous moon lit up the entire lake at night.
7 Ultimatum (noun)
Synonyms: Final demand, Last offer, Warning, Threat
Antonyms: Request, Suggestion, Proposal, Plea
Example: The manager gave an ultimatum: improve performance within a month or resign.
8 Trajectory (noun)
Synonyms: Path, Course, Route, Track
Antonyms: Standstill, Stagnation, Halt, Immobility
Example: Scientists calculated the rocket’s trajectory before launch.
9 Draconian (adjective)
Synonyms: Harsh, Severe, Cruel, Oppressive
Antonyms: Lenient, Mild, Merciful, Compassionate
Example: The government introduced draconian rules that punished even minor mistakes.
10 Crucible (noun)
Synonyms: Ordeal, Trial, Test, Severe challenge
Antonyms: Ease, Comfort, Pleasure, Relief
Example: The final exam was a crucible that revealed who had truly prepared.
11 Progeny (noun)
Synonyms: Offspring, Descendants, Heirs, Children
Antonyms: Ancestors, Forefathers, Predecessors, Parents
Example: The king had no progeny to inherit the throne.
12 Oxymoron (noun)
Synonyms: Paradox, Contradiction, Incongruity, Self-contradiction
Antonyms: Consistency, Harmony, Coherence, Agreement
Example: Deafening silence is a common oxymoron.
13 Mirage (noun)
Synonyms: Illusion, Delusion, Hallucination, Apparition
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Fact, Certainty
Example: The water in the distance turned out to be a mirage.
14 Legacy (noun)
Synonyms: Inheritance, Heritage, Bequest, Tradition
Antonyms: Loss, Disinheritance, Oblivion, Forgetfulness
Example: Her legacy lives on through the schools she built for poor children.
15 Insurrection (noun)
Synonyms: Rebellion, Revolt, Uprising, Mutiny
Antonyms: Obedience, Submission, Compliance, Peace
Example: The army was deployed to suppress the insurrection in the capital.
16 Genesis (noun)
Synonyms: Origin, Beginning, Birth, Creation
Antonyms: End, Conclusion, Finish, Termination
Example: The genesis of the movement can be traced back to student protests.
17 Facade (noun)
Synonyms: Front, Exterior, Mask, Cover
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Genuineness, Openness
Example: Behind his friendly facade, he was deeply insecure.
18 Epoch (noun)
Synonyms: Era, Age, Period, Phase
Antonyms: Moment, Instant, Split second, Flash
Example: The invention of the internet began a new epoch in human communication.
19 Despot (noun)
Synonyms: Tyrant, Dictator, Autocrat, Oppressor
Antonyms: Democrat, Liberator, Reformer, Elected leader
Example: The despot silenced critics and ruled the nation through fear.
20 Behemoth (noun)
Synonyms: Giant, Colossus, Leviathan, Monster
Antonyms: Dwarf, Miniature, Speck, Trifle
Example: The company became a behemoth in the tech industry within a decade.
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