1 Atypical (adjective)
Synonyms: Unusual, Abnormal, Uncommon, Irregular
Antonyms: Typical, Normal, Usual, Standard
Example: His atypical behavior surprised everyone in the meeting.
2 Friction (noun)
Synonyms: Resistance, Rubbing, Conflict, Tension
Antonyms: Harmony, Agreement, Smoothness, Cooperation
Example: Friction between the two departments slowed the project.
3 Swerve (verb)
Synonyms: Veer, Deviate, Turn, Dodge
Antonyms: Continue, Proceed, Persist, Stay straight
Example: The driver had to swerve to avoid the pothole.
4 Bravura (noun)
Synonyms: Virtuosity, Flair, Panache, Mastery
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Ineptitude, Timidity, Awkwardness
Example: She played the piano with remarkable bravura.
5 Apogee (noun)
Synonyms: Peak, Summit, Zenith, Climax
Antonyms: Nadir, Bottom, Low point, Decline
Example: The empire reached its apogee in the 16th century.
6 Silhouette (noun)
Synonyms: Outline, Shadow, Profile, Contour
Antonyms: Detail, Clarity, Full view, Brightness
Example: The sunset showed the silhouette of the mountains clearly.
7 Gauntlet (noun)
Synonyms: Glove, Armor glove, Ordeal, Trial
Antonyms: Ease, Comfort, Relief, Protection
Example: She ran the gauntlet of tough interviews before getting selected.
8 Paraphrase (verb)
Synonyms: Reword, Restate, Rephrase, Rewrite
Antonyms: Quote, Copy, Repeat, Transcribe
Example: Please paraphrase the paragraph in simpler language.
9 Inebriate (verb)
Synonyms: Intoxicate, Drunken, Inure, Befuddle
Antonyms: Sober, Clear, Refresh, Unintoxicate
Example: Too much alcohol can inebriate a person quickly.
10 Cohabitate (verb)
Synonyms: Live together, Coexist, Reside, Share a home
Antonyms: Separate, Part, Divorce, Live apart
Example: They decided to cohabitate before getting married.
11 Recourse (noun)
Synonyms: Resort, Remedy, Backup, Alternative
Antonyms: Helplessness, Inaction, Impotence, Dead end
Example: When negotiation failed, legal action was their last recourse.
12 Timorous (adjective)
Synonyms: Fearful, Timid, Cowardly, Apprehensive
Antonyms: Brave, Bold, Courageous, Fearless
Example: The timorous child hid behind his mother when strangers arrived.
13 Epigram (noun)
Synonyms: Aphorism, Maxim, Witticism, Quip
Antonyms: Verbosity, Rambling speech, Long-winded statement, Prolixity
Example: His speech ended with an epigram that made everyone smile and reflect.
14 Mercantile (adjective)
Synonyms: Commercial, Trading, Business, Merchantly
Antonyms: Noncommercial, Unprofitable, Domestic, Nontrading
Example: The city grew rapidly because of its mercantile activities and busy markets.
15 Tempestuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Stormy, Turbulent, Volatile, Boisterous
Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Serene, Tranquil
Example: Their tempestuous relationship was full of frequent arguments and sudden reconciliations.
16 Primordial (adjective)
Synonyms: Original, Primeval, Ancient, Pristine
Antonyms: Modern, Recent, New, Contemporary
Example: Many cultures have primordial myths about the creation of the world.
17 Rapport (noun)
Synonyms: Harmony, Understanding, Affinity, Connection
Antonyms: Discord, Misunderstanding, Alienation, Conflict
Example: The teacher built a strong rapport with the students through regular interaction.
18 Piquant (adjective)
Synonyms: Spicy, Zesty, Tangy, Stimulating
Antonyms: Bland, Dull, Insipid, Mild
Example: The chutney had a piquant flavor that made the meal more exciting.
19 Pugilistic (adjective)
Synonyms: Combative, Belligerent, Quarrelsome, Pugnacious
Antonyms: Peaceful, Nonviolent, Calm, Mild
Example: His pugilistic attitude often got him into unnecessary arguments.
20 Martinet (noun)
Synonyms: Taskmaster, Disciplinarian, Stickler, Drillmaster
Antonyms: Lenient person, Softie, Liberal, Indulgent person
Example: The new coach was a martinet who demanded perfect discipline from every player.
1 Providence (noun)
Synonyms: Divine guidance, Foresight, Guardianship, Care
Antonyms: Misfortune, Neglect, Shortsightedness, Carelessness
Example: He believed that providence had protected his family during the storm.
2 Civility (noun)
Synonyms: Politeness, Courtesy, Respectfulness, Decorum
Antonyms: Rudeness, Incivility, Impoliteness, Discourtesy
Example: Even during the heated debate, she maintained civility.
3 Remission (noun)
Synonyms: Abatement, Relief, Pardon, Cancellation
Antonyms: Relapse, Aggravation, Continuation, Enforcement
Example: After months of treatment, the patient finally went into remission.
4 Detraction (noun)
Synonyms: Slander, Defamation, Disparagement, Denigration
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Commendation, Appreciation
Example: The politician faced constant detraction from his rivals during the campaign.
5 Cataclysm (noun)
Synonyms: Catastrophe, Calamity, Disaster, Upheaval
Antonyms: Peace, Stability, Calm, Normality
Example: The earthquake was a cataclysm that changed the city forever.
6 Vanguard (noun)
Synonyms: Forefront, Pioneer, Forerunner, Leader
Antonyms: Follower, Rearguard, Laggard, Backwardness
Example: Young scientists are in the vanguard of medical innovation.
7 Temperance (noun)
Synonyms: Moderation, Self-restraint, Sobriety, Discipline
Antonyms: Excess, Indulgence, Intemperance, Overindulgence
Example: Temperance in eating and spending helps maintain a balanced life.
8 Impetuosity (noun)
Synonyms: Rashness, Impulsiveness, Haste, Recklessness
Antonyms: Caution, Prudence, Patience, Deliberation
Example: His impetuosity made him accept the deal without reading the terms.
9 Composure (noun)
Synonyms: Calmness, Poise, Self-control, Serenity
Antonyms: Panic, Agitation, Nervousness, Anxiety
Example: She answered the tough questions with complete composure.
10 Stewardship (noun)
Synonyms: Management, Guardianship, Custodianship, Administration
Antonyms: Neglect, Mismanagement, Irresponsibility, Abuse
Example: Good environmental stewardship helps protect natural resources for future generations.
11 Litigious (adjective)
Synonyms: Contentious, Disputatious, Quarrelsome, Combative
Antonyms: Peaceable, Conciliatory, Amicable, Nonlitigious
Example: His litigious nature made him sue even over minor disagreements with neighbors.
12 Blunder (noun)
Synonyms: Mistake, Error, Slip-up, Faux pas
Antonyms: Success, Achievement, Accuracy, Correctness
Example: Leaving the confidential file on the desk was a serious blunder.
13 Atrocity (noun)
Synonyms: Brutality, Barbarity, Cruelty, Outrage
Antonyms: Kindness, Humanity, Compassion, Benevolence
Example: The report described the atrocity committed against civilians during the conflict.
14 Outlandish (adjective)
Synonyms: Bizarre, Eccentric, Far-fetched, Unconventional
Antonyms: Normal, Conventional, Ordinary, Reasonable
Example: His outlandish claim that he could predict earthquakes made everyone doubtful.
15 Scuffle (noun)
Synonyms: Brawl, Skirmish, Tussle, Fracas
Antonyms: Peace, Harmony, Truce, Agreement
Example: A small scuffle broke out in the crowd when two fans started arguing loudly.
16 Traverse (verb)
Synonyms: Cross, Pass through, Navigate, Roam
Antonyms: Avoid, Shun, Evade, Bypass
Example: The rescue team had to traverse the flooded streets to reach the stranded residents.
17 Demeanor (noun)
Synonyms: Behavior, Manner, Conduct, Bearing
Antonyms: Rudeness, Impropriety, Disrespect, Uncouthness
Example: Her calm demeanor during the interview showed confidence and self-control.
18 Misconduct (noun)
Synonyms: Wrongdoing, Misbehavior, Malfeasance, Impropriety
Antonyms: Integrity, Honesty, Propriety, Good conduct
Example: The officer was suspended for misconduct after violating the department’s rules.
19 Slander (noun)
Synonyms: Defamation, Libel, Smear, Calumny
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Commendation, Eulogy
Example: He filed a case after a colleague spread slander about him in the office.
20 Susceptible (adjective)
Synonyms: Vulnerable, Prone, Sensitive, Receptive
Antonyms: Resistant, Immune, Unaffected, Insusceptible
Example: Children are more susceptible to seasonal infections because their immunity is still developing.
1 Detente (noun)
Synonyms: Rapprochement, Reconciliation, Truce, De-escalation
Antonyms: Hostility, Tension, Confrontation, War
Example: The two countries announced a detente after years of diplomatic hostility.
2 Militant (adjective/noun)
Synonyms: Aggressive, Combative, Belligerent, Forceful
Antonyms: Peaceful, Passive, Moderate, Nonviolent
Example: The group became militant and demanded immediate change.
3 Exultant (adjective)
Synonyms: Jubilant, Elated, Triumphant, Overjoyed
Antonyms: Dejected, Gloomy, Miserable, Downcast
Example: The team was exultant after winning the final match.
4 Tawdry (adjective)
Synonyms: Gaudy, Shoddy, Flashy, Cheap
Antonyms: Elegant, Tasteful, Classy, Refined
Example: The room looked tawdry with shiny but low-quality decorations.
5 Fiasco (noun)
Synonyms: Debacle, Disaster, Catastrophe, Blunder
Antonyms: Success, Triumph, Achievement, Victory
Example: The event turned into a fiasco when the main speaker never arrived.
6 Droll (adjective)
Synonyms: Amusing, Witty, Comical, Humorous
Antonyms: Serious, Somber, Dull, Humorless
Example: His droll comments made everyone laugh quietly.
7 Disheveled (adjective)
Synonyms: Messy, Unkempt, Tousled, Scruffy
Antonyms: Neat, Tidy, Well-groomed, Orderly
Example: He arrived at the interview looking disheveled and exhausted.
8 Solace (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Comfort, Consolation, Relief, Reassurance
Antonyms: Distress, Agony, Misery, Suffering
Example: Music gave her solace during difficult times.
9 Plutocracy (noun)
Synonyms: Oligarchy, Aristocracy, Moneyed rule, Wealth rule
Antonyms: Democracy, Egalitarianism, Meritocracy, Socialism
Example: Critics argued that the country was turning into a plutocracy where money decided elections.
10 Odious (adjective)
Synonyms: Extremely unpleasant, offensive, or hateful. (घृणित)
Antonyms: Pleasant, Agreeable, Admirable, Likeable
Example: His odious remarks upset everyone at the meeting.
1 Oligarchy (noun)
Synonyms: Minority rule, Elite rule, Plutocracy, Aristocracy
Antonyms: Democracy, Egalitarianism, Republic, Anarchy
Example: In an oligarchy, a few powerful families can control major decisions of the state.
2 Delphic (adjective)
Synonyms: Enigmatic, Cryptic, Obscure, Ambiguous
Antonyms: Clear, Explicit, Plain, Unambiguous
Example: His delphic comment made the entire plan sound more confusing than before.
3 Sempiternal (adjective)
Synonyms: Eternal, Everlasting, Perpetual, Timeless
Antonyms: Temporary, Transient, Fleeting, Short-lived
Example: The poet wrote about the sempiternal nature of love and hope.
4 Fugacious (adjective)
Synonyms: Fleeting, Transient, Evanescent, Momentary
Antonyms: Lasting, Enduring, Permanent, Persistent
Example: The fugacious rainbow vanished within minutes.
5 Sustenance (noun)
Synonyms: Nourishment, Nutrition, Food, Support
Antonyms: Starvation, Deprivation, Hunger, Scarcity
Example: The charity provided sustenance to families affected by the flood.
6 Inference (noun)
Synonyms: Conclusion, Deduction, Implication, Interpretation
Antonyms: Fact, Proof, Evidence, Certainty
Example: From his silence, she made the inference that he disagreed.
7 Salutation (noun)
Synonyms: Greeting, Welcome, Hail, Address
Antonyms: Farewell, Parting, Dismissal, Snub
Example: The email began with a polite salutation to the hiring manager.
8 Syllogism (noun)
Synonyms: Deduction, Logical argument, Formal reasoning, Inference
Antonyms: Fallacy, Illogic, Non sequitur, Inconsistency
Example: His syllogism was clear: All mammals breathe air; whales are mammals; therefore whales breathe air.
9 Resuscitate (verb)
Synonyms: Revive, Reanimate, Restore, Rekindle
Antonyms: Kill, Extinguish, Suppress, Abandon
Example: The paramedics worked quickly to resuscitate the patient after the collapse.
10 Provenance (noun)
Synonyms: Origin, Source, Lineage, Background
Antonyms: Destination, Future, Uncertainty, Doubt
Example: The museum verified the provenance of the antique painting before purchasing it.
11 Probative (adjective)
Synonyms: Evidential, Demonstrative, Conclusive, Persuasive
Antonyms: Inconclusive, Unproven, Uncertain, Irrelevant
Example: The judge considered the email as probative evidence of intent.
12 Decimation (noun)
Synonyms: Devastation, Destruction, Ravage, Massacre
Antonyms: Preservation, Protection, Restoration, Saving
Example: The disease caused widespread decimation of the livestock in the region.
13 Hortatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Encouraging, Exhortative, Persuasive, Urging
Antonyms: Discouraging, Dissuading, Indifferent, Neutral
Example: The coach gave a hortatory speech before the final match to boost the team’s confidence.
14 Gambit (noun)
Synonyms: Tactic, Strategy, Maneuver, Ploy
Antonyms: Retreat, Inaction, Passivity, Surrender
Example: His opening gambit in the negotiation was to offer a small discount to win trust.
15 Erratum (noun)
Synonyms: Misprint, Mistake, Typo, Blunder
Antonyms: Accuracy, Correctness, Precision, Exactness
Example: The publisher issued an erratum to correct the wrong date printed in the book.
16 Emendation (noun)
Synonyms: Correction, Revision, Amendment, Rectification
Antonyms: Error, Mistake, Corruption, Distortion
Example: The editor’s emendation removed several factual and grammatical errors from the manuscript.
17 Denunciation (noun)
Synonyms: Condemnation, Censure, Criticism, Disapproval
Antonyms: Praise, Approval, Commendation, Endorsement
Example: The minister’s denunciation of corruption was welcomed by the public.
18 Contiguity (noun)
Synonyms: Adjacency, Proximity, Nearness, Abutment
Antonyms: Separation, Distance, Discontinuity, Isolation
Example: The contiguity of the two villages helped them share roads, markets, and services easily.
19 Coeval (adjective)
Synonyms: Contemporary, Simultaneous, Coexistent, Coterminous
Antonyms: Ancient, Future, Subsequent, Later
Example: These coeval manuscripts provide a reliable picture of the events of that era.
20 Bilateral (adjective)
Synonyms: Two-sided, Mutual, Reciprocal, Joint
Antonyms: Unilateral, One-sided, Independent, Domestic
Example: India and Japan signed a bilateral agreement to boost trade and technology cooperation.
1 Hallmark (noun)
Synonyms: Distinguishing feature, Signature, Characteristic, Trademark
Antonyms: Abnormality, Irregularity, Anomaly, Oddity
Example: Transparency is a hallmark of good governance.
2 Heterodoxy (noun)
Synonyms: Unorthodoxy, Dissent, Heresy, Nonconformity
Antonyms: Orthodoxy, Conformity, Agreement, Traditionalism
Example: His heterodoxy in economic thinking challenged the established policies.
3 Prurient (adjective)
Synonyms: Lustful, Lewd, Salacious, Lascivious
Antonyms: Chaste, Modest, Innocent, Pure
Example: The journalist was criticized for a prurient focus on the actor’s private life.
4 Diabolical (adjective)
Synonyms: Devilish, Fiendish, Wicked, Villainous
Antonyms: Benevolent, Kind, Humane, Virtuous
Example: Everyone condemned the diabolical act and demanded strict punishment.
5 Elision (noun)
Synonyms: Omission, Deletion, Excision, Contraction
Antonyms: Inclusion, Insertion, Addition, Expansion
Example: In casual speech, family often shows elision and sounds like famly.
6 Preceptor (noun)
Synonyms: Teacher, Tutor, Instructor, Mentor
Antonyms: Student, Pupil, Learner, Disciple
Example: The young monk listened carefully to his preceptor’s guidance before taking his vows.
7 Equipoise (noun)
Synonyms: Balance, Equilibrium, Poise, Stability
Antonyms: Imbalance, Instability, Disproportion, Disequilibrium
Example: Despite the pressure from both sides, she maintained her equipoise and made a fair decision.
8 Pleonasm (noun)
Synonyms: Redundancy, Superfluity, Wordiness, Tautology
Antonyms: Brevity, Conciseness, Terseness, Economy
Example: Calling it an unexpected surprise is a pleonasm because a surprise is already unexpected.
9 Lexicon (noun)
Synonyms: Vocabulary, Wordstock, Glossary, Terminology
Antonyms: Silence, Inarticulacy, Muteness, Wordlessness
Example: Legal terms form a specialized lexicon that ordinary readers may find difficult.
10 Vagary (noun)
Synonyms: Whim, Caprice, Quirk, Fickleness
Antonyms: Consistency, Stability, Predictability, Regularity
Example: The project timeline kept shifting because of the vagaries of the market.
11 Circumscription (noun)
Synonyms: Limitation, Restriction, Confinement, Constraint
Antonyms: Freedom, Expansion, Liberation, Latitude
Example: The circumscription of powers in the new law prevents any single agency from acting unchecked.
12 Amenability (noun)
Synonyms: Compliance, Receptiveness, Responsiveness, Cooperativeness
Antonyms: Resistance, Obstinacy, Defiance, Intransigence
Example: Her amenability to feedback helped her improve quickly at the new job.
13 Prelude (noun)
Synonyms: Introduction, Foretaste, Lead-in, Prologue
Antonyms: Conclusion, Finale, Aftermath, Epilogue
Example: The small protests were a prelude to a much larger movement.
14 Littoral (adjective)
Synonyms: Coastal, Shoreline, Seaside, Waterside
Antonyms: Inland, Interior, Landlocked, Central
Example: Littoral vegetation thrives in salty, wind-swept coastal conditions.
15 Metonymy (noun)
Synonyms: Name-substitution, Associative substitution, Name-transfer, Word substitution
Antonyms: Literalness, Directness, Denotation, Explicitness
Example: In the sentence The White House announced new measures, White House is a metonymy for the U.S. government.
16 Meretricious (adjective)
Synonyms: Gaudy, Showy, Flashy, Superficial
Antonyms: Genuine, Sincere, Substantial, Unpretentious
Example: The ad promised luxury, but the product turned out to be meretricious and cheaply made.
17 Vitriol (noun)
Synonyms: Acrimony, Malice, Venom, Invective
Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Appreciation, Admiration
Example: The minister faced public vitriol after the controversial decision.
18 Antedate (verb)
Synonyms: Precede, Predate, Prioritize, Preexist
Antonyms: Follow, Postdate, Succeed, Come after
Example: These traditions antedate the modern nation-state by centuries.
19 Inelastic (adjective)
Synonyms: Rigid, Inflexible, Unyielding, Unresponsive
Antonyms: Elastic, Flexible, Adaptable, Responsive
Example: The demand for life-saving medicines is often inelastic even when prices rise.
20 Subsume (verb)
Synonyms: Absorb, Incorporate, Encompass, Assimilate
Antonyms: Exclude, Separate, Isolate, Detach
Example: The new policy will subsume several older rules into one unified framework.
1 Cadence (noun)
Synonyms: Rhythm, Beat, Tempo, Flow
Antonyms: Discord, Irregularity, Disruption, Arrhythmia
Example: The cadence of his speech made the message more powerful and memorable.
2 Sequester (verb)
Synonyms: Isolate, Segregate, Seclude, Impound
Antonyms: Release, Integrate, Unite, Return
Example: The judge ordered the jury to be sequestered during the trial.
3 Crescendo (noun)
Synonyms: Climax, Peak, Build-up, Intensification
Antonyms: Decline, Decrease, Diminution, Fade
Example: The music rose to a crescendo that filled the entire hall.
4 Expatriate (noun)
Synonyms: Emigrant, Exile, Immigrant, Foreigner
Antonyms: Native, Resident, Local, Citizen
Example: As an expatriate, he missed his hometown traditions during festivals.
5 Tautology (noun)
Synonyms: Redundancy, Repetition, Pleonasm, Verbosity
Antonyms: Brevity, Conciseness, Succinctness, Economy
Example: Saying free gift is a tautology because a gift is already free.
6 Bastion (noun)
Synonyms: Stronghold, Fortress, Citadel, Bulwark
Antonyms: Weakness, Vulnerability, Exposure, Fragility
Example: The university became a bastion of free thought and debate.
7 Ossify (verb)
Synonyms: Harden, Solidify, Calcify, Rigidify
Antonyms: Soften, Loosen, Melt, Flex
Example: Over time, the flexible policy began to ossify into rigid rules.
8 Frenzy (noun)
Synonyms: Hysteria, Mania, Agitation, Turmoil
Antonyms: Calmness, Composure, Tranquility, Serenity
Example: The crowd went into a frenzy when the final goal was scored.
9 Grandiose (adjective)
Synonyms: Pretentious, Magnificent, Pompous, Extravagant
Antonyms: Modest, Humble, Simple, Unassuming
Example: He made grandiose claims about his success, but had little proof to support them.
10 Panache (noun)
Synonyms: Flair, Swagger, Elegance, Style
Antonyms: Awkwardness, Shyness, Timidity, Plainness
Example: She delivered the speech with panache, winning the audience instantly.
11 Incommensurate (adjective)
Synonyms: Disproportionate, Unequal, Incompatible, Mismatched
Antonyms: Proportionate, Equivalent, Comparable, Commensurate
Example: The punishment was incommensurate with the minor mistake.
12 Disingenuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Insincere, Deceitful, Dishonest, Pretended
Antonyms: Sincere, Candid, Honest, Frank
Example: His disingenuous apology sounded polite, but he clearly did not mean it.
13 Curmudgeon (noun)
Synonyms: Grump, Grouch, Miser, Complainer
Antonyms: Cheerful person, Optimist, Amiable person, Pleasant person
Example: The curmudgeon next door grumbles about every little noise.
14 Arbiter (noun)
Synonyms: Judge, Umpire, Referee, Mediator
Antonyms: Participant, Contestant, Litigant, Rival
Example: The committee head acted as the arbiter in the disagreement between the two teams.
15 Arraign (verb)
Synonyms: Indict, Accuse, Charge, Impeach
Antonyms: Acquit, Exonerate, Clear, Vindicate
Example: The suspect was arraigned in court on charges of fraud.
16 Miscreant (noun)
Synonyms: Villain, Rogue, Criminal, Wrongdoer
Antonyms: Law-abider, Virtuous person, Good citizen, Saint
Example: The police arrested the miscreant who was vandalizing the street lights.
17 Insular (adjective)
Synonyms: Narrow-minded, Parochial, Isolated, Provincial
Antonyms: Open-minded, Cosmopolitan, Broad-minded, Worldly
Example: His insular attitude made it hard for him to accept new viewpoints.
18 Extort (verb)
Synonyms: Blackmail, Coerce, Extract, Wrest
Antonyms: Donate, Give, Grant, Offer
Example: The gang tried to extort money from local shopkeepers.
19 Compendium (noun)
Synonyms: Collection, Anthology, Digest, Summary
Antonyms: Expansion, Elaboration, Dispersal, Fragmentation
Example: This book is a compendium of important laws and case studies.
20 Predilection (noun)
Synonyms: Preference, Inclination, Fondness, Partiality
Antonyms: Aversion, Dislike, Indifference, Repugnance
Example: She has a predilection for classical music over pop songs.
1 Predatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Exploitative, Rapacious, Aggressive, Preying
Antonyms: Protective, Benevolent, Harmless, Nonviolent
Example: The report warned about predatory lending practices that trap borrowers in debt.
2 Ambiance (noun)
Synonyms: Atmosphere, Aura, Mood, Setting
Antonyms: Discomfort, Unpleasantness, Harshness, Gloom
Example: Soft music and dim lights created a relaxing ambiance in the café.
3 Simultaneous (adjective)
Synonyms: Concurrent, Synchronous, Parallel, Coexisting
Antonyms: Sequential, Separate, Successive, Alternating
Example: The two teams launched simultaneous attacks from different sides.
4 Farsighted (adjective)
Synonyms: Visionary, Prudent, Foreseeing, Long-range
Antonyms: Shortsighted, Myopic, Improvident, Reckless
Example: A farsighted leader invests in education to secure the nation’s future.
5 Transfigure (verb)
Synonyms: Transform, Metamorphose, Convert, Alter
Antonyms: Ruin, Degrade, Disfigure, Spoil
Example: The soft golden light seemed to transfigure the entire landscape.
6 Magnification (noun)
Synonyms: Enlargement, Amplification, Expansion, Zooming
Antonyms: Reduction, Minimization, Shrinking, Diminution
Example: Under high magnification, the bacteria became clearly visible.
7 Parliamentary (adjective)
Synonyms: Legislative, Senatorial, Parliamentary-style, Congress-related
Antonyms: Autocratic, Dictatorial, Authoritarian, Monarchical
Example: The speaker maintained strict parliamentary discipline during the debate.
8 Entanglement (noun)
Synonyms: Complication, Involvement, Tangle, Snarl
Antonyms: Separation, Detachment, Disentanglement, Simplicity
Example: He tried to avoid any political entanglement during the election season.
9 Translucent (adjective)
Synonyms: Semitransparent, Sheer, Filmy, Diaphanous
Antonyms: Opaque, Solid, Dense, Impervious
Example: The bathroom window was made of translucent glass for privacy.
10 Reconnaissance (noun)
Synonyms: Surveillance, Scouting, Observation, Exploration
Antonyms: Neglect, Ignorance, Inattention, Disregard
Example: The unit conducted reconnaissance before moving troops into the valley.
11 Revanchism (noun)
Synonyms: Retaliation, Vengeance, Reprisal, Retribution
Antonyms: Reconciliation, Forgiveness, Pacifism, Conciliation
Example: The leader’s revanchism fueled demands to reclaim lands lost after the war.
12 Plenitude (noun)
Synonyms: Abundance, Plenty, Profusion, Fullness
Antonyms: Scarcity, Lack, Deficiency, Shortage
Example: The plenitude of resources allowed the village to survive the drought easily.
13 Pantomime (noun)
Synonyms: Mime, Charade, Dumb show, Gesture-play
Antonyms: Speech, Dialogue, Conversation, Oration
Example: The actor performed a pantomime of opening an invisible door and walking into a windy street.
14 Obituary (noun)
Synonyms: Death notice, Necrology, Tribute, Memorial
Antonyms: Birth announcement, Welcome note, Introduction, Commendation
Example: The newspaper published an obituary highlighting her achievements and contributions.
15 Impudence (noun)
Synonyms: Insolence, Rudeness, Impertinence, Cheek
Antonyms: Respect, Politeness, Humility, Courtesy
Example: The teacher was shocked by his impudence in talking back during the lecture.
16 Foreboding (noun)
Synonyms: Premonition, Omen, Apprehension, Dread
Antonyms: Assurance, Confidence, Hope, Optimism
Example: She had a foreboding that the trip would not go as planned.
17 Emissary (noun)
Synonyms: Envoy, Delegate, Representative, Messenger
Antonyms: Receiver, Addressee, Civilian, Spectator
Example: The king sent an emissary to negotiate peace with the neighboring state.
18 Eccentricity (noun)
Synonyms: Oddity, Peculiarity, Quirkiness, Weirdness
Antonyms: Normality, Conventionality, Conformity, Ordinariness
Example: His eccentricity made him famous, as he always dressed differently and spoke in unusual ways.
19 Desideratum (noun)
Synonyms: Requisite, Necessity, Essential, Requirement
Antonyms: Luxury, Surplus, Nonessential, Excess
Example: In a competitive exam plan, consistent revision is a key desideratum for success.
20 Conglomerate (noun)
Synonyms: Combination, Mixture, Composite, Amalgamation
Antonyms: Separation, Division, Disunity, Fragmentation
Example: The company became a conglomerate after acquiring firms in banking, retail, and media.
1 Penumbra (noun)
Synonyms: Partial shadow, Shading, Semidarkness, Gray area
Antonyms: Brightness, Illumination, Clarity, Full light
Example: The candle cast a penumbra around the room, leaving the corners dim.
2 Simulacrum (noun)
Synonyms: Replica, Imitation, Likeness, Facsimile
Antonyms: Original, Reality, Prototype, Authenticity
Example: The gallery showcased a simulacrum of the lost painting based on old photographs.
3 Depravity (noun)
Synonyms: Corruption, Wickedness, Degeneracy, Immorality
Antonyms: Virtue, Morality, Integrity, Purity
Example: The report exposed the depravity behind the violent crimes.
4 Squalor (noun)
Synonyms: Filth, Grime, Squalidness, Degradation
Antonyms: Cleanliness, Comfort, Luxury, Neatness
Example: Many families were forced to live in squalor without proper water or sanitation.
5 Inexhaustible (adjective)
Synonyms: Endless, Boundless, Unending, Limitless
Antonyms: Exhaustible, Limited, Finite, Depletable
Example: She had an inexhaustible supply of patience while teaching beginners.
6 Irresolute (adjective)
Synonyms: Indecisive, Hesitant, Vacillating, Wavering
Antonyms: Resolute, Decisive, Determined, Steadfast
Example: He was irresolute about whether to accept the job offer or not.
7 Semblance (noun)
Synonyms: Appearance, Likeness, Facade, Pretense
Antonyms: Reality, Truth, Authenticity, Essence
Example: She maintained a semblance of calm even though she was anxious inside.
8 Misogyny (noun)
Synonyms: Sexism, Chauvinism, Woman-hatred, Bigotry
Antonyms: Respect, Equality, Feminism, Fairness
Example: His comments were criticized as misogyny because they insulted women as a group.
9 Syncretism (noun)
Synonyms: Amalgamation, Fusion, Integration, Synthesis
Antonyms: Separation, Division, Isolation, Purism
Example: The region’s festivals show syncretism, blending local traditions with new religious practices.
10 Juggernaut (noun)
Synonyms: Colossus, Behemoth, Powerhouse, Leviathan
Antonyms: Weakling, Lightweight, Nonentity, Underling
Example: The company became a juggernaut in the tech industry within a decade.
11 Chimerical (adjective)
Synonyms: Imaginary, Illusory, Fantastical, Unrealistic
Antonyms: Real, Practical, Realistic, Feasible
Example: His chimerical plan to become rich overnight never worked in real life.
12 Frenetic (adjective)
Synonyms: Frantic, Hectic, Feverish, Wild
Antonyms: Calm, Composed, Relaxed, Unhurried
Example: The office became frenetic as the deadline approached.
13 Supernumerary (adjective)
Synonyms: Extra, Additional, Surplus, Excess
Antonyms: Necessary, Essential, Required, Indispensable
Example: Two supernumerary staff members were kept as backup during the event.
14 Overweening (adjective)
Synonyms: Arrogant, Conceited, Presumptuous, Haughty
Antonyms: Humble, Modest, Meek, Unassuming
Example: His overweening attitude made him ignore useful advice from seniors.
15 Supine (adjective)
Synonyms: Reclining, Lying-back, Passive, Indolent
Antonyms: Active, Energetic, Upright, Alert
Example: He remained supine during the crisis, doing nothing to solve the problem.
16 Censorious (adjective)
Synonyms: Critical, Judgmental, Faultfinding, Hypercritical
Antonyms: Praising, Appreciative, Complimentary, Tolerant
Example: His censorious remarks discouraged the team from sharing new ideas.
17 Disconsolate (adjective)
Synonyms: Miserable, Heartbroken, Despondent, Grief-stricken
Antonyms: Cheerful, Consolable, Joyful, Content
Example: She sat disconsolate after hearing the news, refusing to speak to anyone.
18 Reprobate (noun)
Synonyms: Scoundrel, Degenerate, Rogue, Villain
Antonyms: Saint, Virtuous person, Upright person, Philanthropist
Example: He was considered a reprobate because he repeatedly cheated people for money.
19 Disabuse (verb)
Synonyms: Correct, Enlighten, Undeceive, Rectify
Antonyms: Mislead, Deceive, Delude, Misinform
Example: The teacher disabused the students of the myth that exams can be cleared without revision.
20 Defunct (adjective)
Synonyms: Inactive, Extinct, Obsolete, Nonfunctional
Antonyms: Active, Operational, Functioning, Thriving
Example: The defunct company’s website was still online, but no one responded to emails.
1 Impediment (noun)
Synonyms: Obstacle, Hindrance, Barrier, Deterrent
Antonyms: Aid, Help, Advantage, Facilitation
Example: Poor internet connectivity is a major impediment to online learning in remote areas.
2 Benighted (adjective)
Synonyms: Ignorant, Unenlightened, Uneducated, Backward
Antonyms: Enlightened, Informed, Educated, Sophisticated
Example: The speech exposed his benighted views on science and modern society.
3 Incur (verb)
Synonyms: Sustain, Bear, Invite, Attract
Antonyms: Avoid, Prevent, Evade, Escape
Example: If you miss the deadline, you may incur a penalty.
4 Obligatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Mandatory, Compulsory, Required, Essential
Antonyms: Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary, Unnecessary
Example: Wearing a helmet is obligatory while riding a two-wheeler in many places.
5 Mediocre (adjective)
Synonyms: Average, Ordinary, So-so, Unremarkable
Antonyms: Excellent, Outstanding, Superb, Exceptional
Example: The movie had a mediocre storyline but great visuals.
6 Bemoan (verb)
Synonyms: Lament, Bewail, Grieve, Mourn
Antonyms: Celebrate, Rejoice, Praise, Applaud
Example: She bemoaned the loss of her old photographs after the flood.
7 Extant (adjective)
Synonyms: Existing, Surviving, Remaining, Still in existence
Antonyms: Extinct, Destroyed, Lost, Vanished
Example: Only a few extant manuscripts of the ancient text are available today.
8 Hypocrisy (noun)
Synonyms: Pretence, Deceit, Insincerity, Duplicity
Antonyms: Honesty, Sincerity, Integrity, Frankness
Example: His hypocrisy was obvious when he criticized others for lying while lying himself.
9 Intelligible (adjective)
Synonyms: Understandable, Clear, Comprehensible, Lucid
Antonyms: Unclear, Confusing, Incomprehensible, Unintelligible
Example: The teacher explained the concept in a simple and intelligible way.
10 Connoisseur (noun)
Synonyms: Expert, Aficionado, Critic, Authority
Antonyms: Amateur, Novice, Ignoramus, Philistine
Example: As a connoisseur of art, she could spot a fake painting instantly.
11 Imperialism (noun)
Synonyms: Colonialism, Expansionism, Domination, Hegemony
Antonyms: Self-determination, Independence, Decolonization, Sovereignty
Example: Imperialism led many regions to lose political freedom and face economic exploitation.
12 Partisanship (noun)
Synonyms: Bias, Partiality, Factionalism, One-sidedness
Antonyms: Neutrality, Impartiality, Objectivity, Nonpartisanship
Example: Excessive partisanship can prevent constructive debate and policy compromise.
13 Cronyism (noun)
Synonyms: Favoritism, Nepotism, Patronage, Partiality
Antonyms: Meritocracy, Fairness, Impartiality, Objectivity
Example: Cronyism in government contracts can weaken public trust and increase corruption risks.
14 Nepotism (noun)
Synonyms: Favoritism, Cronyism, Partiality, Patronage
Antonyms: Meritocracy, Fairness, Impartiality, Objectivity
Example: Nepotism in appointments reduced trust in the institution’s credibility.
15 Secession (noun)
Synonyms: Separation, Withdrawal, Breakaway, Disunion
Antonyms: Union, Integration, Unification, Reunification
Example: The region’s demand for secession created a major constitutional and political crisis.
16 Omnipotent (adjective)
Synonyms: All-powerful, Almighty, Supreme, Invincible
Antonyms: Powerless, Weak, Helpless, Limited
Example: In many religions, God is described as omnipotent.
17 Egalitarian (adjective)
Synonyms: Equal, Equitable, Fair-minded, Non-discriminatory
Antonyms: Elitist, Hierarchical, Discriminatory, Inegalitarian
Example: An egalitarian society ensures equal opportunities for all citizens, regardless of background.
18 Populism (noun)
Synonyms: Mass politics, Demagogy, Popularism, Anti-elitism
Antonyms: Elitism, Aristocracy, Oligarchy, Technocracy
Example: The leader used populism to gain support by promising benefits directly to common citizens.
19 Pluralism (noun)
Synonyms: Diversity, Multiculturalism, Tolerance, Inclusiveness
Antonyms: Monism, Uniformity, Intolerance, Exclusivism
Example: Pluralism allows people of different religions and cultures to live together peacefully.
1 Punctiliousness (noun)
Synonyms: Meticulousness, Exactness, Precision, Thoroughness
Antonyms: Carelessness, Negligence, Sloppiness, Laxity
Example: His punctiliousness in following office protocols impressed the team.
2 Discombobulate (verb)
Synonyms: Confuse, Fluster, Bewilder, Disorient
Antonyms: Clarify, Calm, Compose, Assure
Example: The sudden change in plans discombobulated everyone.
3 Inopportune (adjective)
Synonyms: Untimely, Inconvenient, Ill-timed, Unseasonable
Antonyms: Timely, Appropriate, Convenient, Opportune
Example: His call came at an inopportune moment, right in the middle of the meeting.
4 Misgiving (noun)
Synonyms: Doubt, Apprehension, Anxiety, Uneasiness
Antonyms: Confidence, Assurance, Certainty, Trust
Example: She had misgivings about signing the contract without reading it fully.
5 Remunerative (adjective)
Synonyms: Profitable, Lucrative, Well-paid, Gainful
Antonyms: Unprofitable, Low-paying, Nonpaying, Loss-making
Example: Teaching can be fulfilling, but it is not always highly remunerative.
6 Intimation (noun)
Synonyms: Hint, Indication, Notice, Notification
Antonyms: Silence, Concealment, Secrecy, Suppression
Example: We received an intimation from the office about the change in schedule.
7 Voluble (adjective)
Synonyms: Talkative, Loquacious, Garrulous, Chatty
Antonyms: Taciturn, Quiet, Reserved, Reticent
Example: The voluble host kept the audience engaged with nonstop conversation.
8 Unkempt (adjective)
Synonyms: Messy, Untidy, Disheveled, Scruffy
Antonyms: Neat, Tidy, Groomed, Well-kept
Example: He arrived with unkempt hair and a wrinkled shirt.
9 Knavish (adjective)
Synonyms: Dishonest, Deceitful, Sly, Scheming
Antonyms: Honest, Upright, Trustworthy, Noble
Example: His knavish tricks fooled many people in the beginning.
10 Rambunctious (adjective)
Synonyms: Boisterous, Rowdy, Unruly, Riotous
Antonyms: Calm, Quiet, Well-behaved, Orderly
Example: The rambunctious children turned the living room into a playground.
1 Tacitly (adverb)
Synonyms: Implicitly, Silently, Wordlessly, Indirectly
Antonyms: Explicitly, Openly, Clearly, Directly
Example: By nodding, she tacitly agreed to the plan without saying a word.
2 Dispassion (noun)
Synonyms: Detachment, Impartiality, Objectivity, Calmness
Antonyms: Passion, Bias, Partiality, Emotionalism
Example: A judge must decide the case with dispassion, not personal feelings.
3 Accretion (noun)
Synonyms: Increase, Growth, Expansion, Buildup
Antonyms: Decrease, Reduction, Decline, Diminution
Example: The accretion of dust over years made the old books look grey.
4 Placation (noun)
Synonyms: Appeasement, Pacification, Soothing, Mollification
Antonyms: Aggravation, Provocation, Irritation, Incitement
Example: His calm apology was an attempt at placation after the argument.
5 Belated (adjective)
Synonyms: Late, Delayed, Overdue, Tardy
Antonyms: Early, Prompt, Timely, Punctual
Example: He sent a belated birthday message after realizing he had forgotten the date.
6 Dilapidation (noun)
Synonyms: Decay, Ruin, Deterioration, Dereliction
Antonyms: Repair, Restoration, Renovation, Upkeep
Example: The old mansion had fallen into dilapidation after years of abandonment.
7 Equivocation (noun)
Synonyms: Ambiguity, Prevarication, Evasion, Hedge
Antonyms: Clarity, Candor, Frankness, Directness
Example: His equivocation during the interview made everyone doubt his honesty.
8 Impassive (adjective)
Synonyms: Unemotional, Stoic, Expressionless, Unresponsive
Antonyms: Emotional, Expressive, Sensitive, Passionate
Example: She remained impassive even after hearing the shocking news.
9 Propitiate (verb)
Synonyms: Appease, Pacify, Mollify, Placate.
Antonyms: Aggravate, Provoke, Annoy, Offend
Example: He tried to propitiate his boss by apologizing for the mistake.
10 Circumspection (noun)
Synonyms: Caution, Prudence, Discretion, Wariness
Antonyms: Recklessness, Rashness, Carelessness, Impulsiveness
Example: He answered the sensitive question with circumspection to avoid controversy.
11 Knell (noun)
Synonyms: Toll, Death knell, Bell sound, Peal
Antonyms: Birth announcement, Beginning, Revival, Celebration
Example: The knell of the bell marked the end of the old king’s reign.
12 Dovish (adjective)
Synonyms: Peaceful, Conciliatory, Pacifist, Nonaggressive
Antonyms: Hawkish, Aggressive, Belligerent, Militant
Example: The minister took a dovish stance and called for talks instead of military action.
13 Recklessness (noun)
Synonyms: Rashness, Carelessness, Impulsiveness, Irresponsibility
Antonyms: Caution, Prudence, Carefulness, Responsibility
Example: His recklessness while driving put everyone’s life at risk.
14 Petrify (verb)
Synonyms: Terrify, Paralyze, Transfix, Fossilize
Antonyms: Reassure, Calm, Comfort, Animate
Example: The sudden scream petrified everyone in the room.
15 Stalactite (noun)
Synonyms: Cave deposit, Mineral icicle, Dripstone, Speleothem
Antonyms: Floor formation, Stalagmite, Plain surface, Flat ground
Example: We saw a huge stalactite hanging above the cave path.
16 Outmaneuver (verb)
Synonyms: Outsmart, Outwit, Outplay, Overcome
Antonyms: Misjudge, Blunder, Yield, Succumb
Example: The commander outmaneuvered the enemy by attacking from two directions.
17 Crosstalk (noun)
Synonyms: Interference, Overlap, Distraction, Confusion
Antonyms: Clarity, Isolation, Separation, Silence
Example: The engineer reduced crosstalk by improving the cable shielding.
18 Trenchantly (adverb)
Synonyms: Sharply, Forcefully, Cuttingly, Acutely
Antonyms: Mildly, Gently, Vaguely, Indirectly
Example: She trenchantly criticized the report for ignoring basic facts.
19 Foreswear (verb)
Synonyms: Renounce, Abjure, Forsake, Disavow
Antonyms: Accept, Embrace, Adopt, Uphold
Example: He foreswore violence and promised to follow peaceful methods.
20 Redound (verb)
Synonyms: Benefit, Contribute, Aid, Promote
Antonyms: Harm, Damage, Hinder, Impair
Example: The new pThe new policy will redound to the benefit of small farmers.olicy will redound to the benefit of small farmers.
1 Tinge (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Hint, Trace, Touch, Shade
Antonyms: Absence, Purity, Intensity, Fullness
Example: There was a tinge of sadness in his voice despite the smile.
2 Sleight (noun)
Synonyms: Dexterity, Trickery, Deception, Artifice
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Honesty, Openness, Candor
Example: The magician amazed the crowd with his sleight of hand.
3 Rugged (adjective)
Synonyms: Rough, Sturdy, Hardy, Unpolished
Antonyms: Smooth, Delicate, Fragile, Refined
Example: They drove through rugged terrain to reach the remote village.
4 Hasten (verb)
Synonyms: Accelerate, Hurry, Rush, Expedite
Antonyms: Delay, Linger, Slow, Postpone
Example: She hastened to finish her work before the deadline.
5 Lackluster (adjective)
Synonyms: Dull, Mediocre, Uninspiring, Listless
Antonyms: Vibrant, Impressive, Brilliant, Energetic
Example: The team gave a lackluster performance despite months of preparation.
6 Gullible (adjective)
Synonyms: Naive, Credulous, Trusting, Unsuspecting
Antonyms: Skeptical, Wary, Cautious, Shrewd
Example: He was too gullible and believed every rumor he heard.
7 Dabble (verb)
Synonyms: Toy, Tinker, Meddle, Experiment
Antonyms: Master, Specialize, Commit, Devote
Example: She likes to dabble in photography on weekends but isn’t a professional.
8 Sinuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Winding, Twisting, Curving, Meandering
Antonyms: Straight, Direct, Linear, Rigid
Example: A sinuous road climbed the hills with sharp bends and curves.
9 Heinous (adjective)
Synonyms: Atrocious, Egregious, Vile, Monstrous
Antonyms: Admirable, Virtuous, Noble, Honorable
Example: The court condemned the heinous crime in the strongest terms.
10 Debonair (adjective)
Synonyms: Suave, Charming, Polished, Sophisticated
Antonyms: Awkward, Unrefined, Rude, Unkempt
Example: He looked debonair in a tailored suit and spoke with effortless confidence.
11 Bedrock (noun)
Synonyms: Foundation, Base, Cornerstone, Groundwork
Antonyms: Surface, Topsoil, Superficiality, Instability
Example: Trust is the bedrock of any strong relationship.
12 Hurtle (verb)
Synonyms: Rush, Lunge, Zoom, Dash
Antonyms: Crawl, Amble, Plod, Linger
Example: The car began to hurtle down the hill after the brakes failed.
13 Watershed (noun)
Synonyms: Turning point, Landmark, Divide, Drainage divide
Antonyms: Continuity, Routine, Triviality, Insignificance
Example: The new policy proved to be a watershed moment for the education system.
14 Escapade (noun)
Synonyms: Adventure, Antic, Prank, Stunt
Antonyms: Routine, Seriousness, Caution, Sobriety
Example: Their late-night escapade ended with them getting lost in the city.
15 Palisade (noun)
Synonyms: Fence, Barricade, Stockade, Rampart
Antonyms: Opening, Gap, Breach, Passage
Example: The village built a palisade to protect itself from sudden attacks.
16 Ovation (noun)
Synonyms: Applause, Acclaim, Cheer, Commendation
Antonyms: Boos, Criticism, Disapproval, Condemnation
Example: The singer received a standing ovation after the final song.
17 Frisson (noun)
Synonyms: Thrill, Shiver, Tingle, Quiver
Antonyms: Calmness, Indifference, Apathy, Composure
Example: A frisson of excitement ran through the crowd as the winner was announced.
18 Tutelage (noun)
Synonyms: Guidance, Instruction, Mentorship, Training
Antonyms: Neglect, Ignorance, Misguidance, Abandonment
Example: Under the tutelage of his coach, he improved his performance quickly.
19 Larcenous (adjective)
Synonyms: Thievish, Stealing, Pilfering, Kleptomaniac
Antonyms: Honest, Lawful, Upright, Trustworthy
Example: The police caught the larcenous man who had been stealing wallets in the market.
20 Blandishment (noun)
Synonyms: Flattery, Cajolery, Wheedling, Coaxing
Antonyms: Criticism, Insult, Rebuke, Condemnation
Example: The salesman used blandishment to convince her to buy the expensive phone.
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