1 Stun (verb)
Synonyms: Shock, Amaze, Startle, Daze
Antonyms: Calm, Comfort, Soothe, Reassure
Example: The sudden news stunned everyone in the room.
2 Skeletal (adjective)
Synonyms: Bony, Thin, Emaciated, Gaunt
Antonyms: Fleshy, Plump, Stout, Robust
Example: The starving dog looked skeletal.
3 Huddle (verb)
Synonyms: Gather, Cluster, Crowd, Assemble
Antonyms: Scatter, Disperse, Separate, Spread
Example: The players huddled before the final round.
4 Sparkle (verb)
Synonyms: Glitter, Shine, Twinkle, Gleam
Antonyms: Dull, Fade, Dim, Darken
Example: The stars sparkle in the clear night sky.
5 Bulky (adjective)
Synonyms: Large, Heavy, Massive, Cumbersome
Antonyms: Small, Light, Compact, Slim
Example: The bulky suitcase was hard to carry upstairs.
6 Awning (noun)
Synonyms: Canopy, Shade, Shelter, Cover
Antonyms: Exposure, Openness, Uncovering, Bare Area
Example: We stood under the awning during the rain.
7 Tamper (verb)
Synonyms: Meddle, Interfere, Alter, Manipulate
Antonyms: Preserve, Protect, Repair, Restore
Example: Someone tried to tamper with the evidence.
8 Feisty (adjective)
Synonyms: Spirited, Plucky, Lively, Combative
Antonyms: Meek, Timid, Passive, Submissive
Example: The feisty player refused to give up till the last minute.
9 Halo (noun)
Synonyms: Aura, Nimbus, Glory, Radiance
Antonyms: Darkness, Gloom, Shadow, Dullness
Example: The saint was painted with a golden halo around his head.
10 Straddle (verb)
Synonyms: Bestride, Span, Mount, Extend
Antonyms: Dismount, Alight, Separate, Avoid
Example: The rider had to straddle the horse carefully.
11 Detour (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Bypass, Diversion, Deviation, Reroute
Antonyms: Direct Route, Main Route, Shortcut, Straight Path
Example: We had to take a detour because the bridge was closed.
12 Rabid (adjective)
Synonyms: Fanatical, Extreme, Furious, Frenzied
Antonyms: Moderate, Calm, Rational, Mild
Example: He is a rabid supporter of his team.
13 Unsung (adjective)
Synonyms: Unpraised, Uncelebrated, Unrecognized, Forgotten
Antonyms: Celebrated, Praised, Famous, Acclaimed
Example: Nurses are often the unsung heroes of society.
14 Wobble (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Shake, Sway, Totter, Tremble
Antonyms: Steady, Stabilize, Balance, Settle
Example: The table began to wobble on the uneven floor.
15 Tinker (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Repair, Adjust, Fiddle, Mend
Antonyms: Break, Damage, Neglect, Ruin
Example: He likes to tinker with old radios.
16 Salvo (noun)
Synonyms: Barrage, Volley, Blast, Attack
Antonyms: Silence, Ceasefire, Truce, Pause
Example: The soldiers fired a salvo at the enemy post.
17 Sly (adjective)
Synonyms: Cunning, Crafty, Sneaky, Deceptive
Antonyms: Honest, Frank, Straightforward, Open
Example: The sly fox tricked the crow.
18 Trigger (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Cause, Provoke, Activate, Spark
Antonyms: Prevent, Stop, Suppress, Inhibit
Example: Loud noise can trigger fear in animals.
19 Toll (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Fee, Charge, Tax, Levy
Antonyms: Refund, Rebate, Exemption, Free Passage
Example: The new highway toll is quite expensive.
20 Barter (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Exchange, Trade, Swap, Bargain
Antonyms: Buy, Purchase, Sell, Retain
Example: The villagers used to barter grain for cloth.
1 Cadre (noun)
Synonyms: Corps, Unit, Team, Group
Antonyms: Outsider, Individual, Novice, Amateur
Example: A strong cadre of officers helped manage the campaign.
2 Detonate (verb)
Synonyms: Explode, Blast, Ignite, Discharge
Antonyms: Defuse, Deactivate, Extinguish, Prevent
Example: The bomb squad safely detonated the explosive device.
3 Knoll (noun)
Synonyms: Hillock, Mound, Hummock, Rise
Antonyms: Valley, Hollow, Depression, Lowland
Example: The children sat on a grassy knoll.
4 Shiftless (adjective)
Synonyms: Lazy, Idle, Indolent, Aimless
Antonyms: Industrious, Diligent, Ambitious, Energetic
Example: His shiftless attitude stopped him from achieving success.
5 Umpire (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Referee, Arbiter, Judge, Official
Antonyms: Player, Contestant, Participant, Disputant
Example: The umpire gave the batsman out.
6 Waft (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Drift, Float, Glide, Blow
Antonyms: Sink, Settle, Halt, Stagnate
Example: The smell of fresh bread wafted through the kitchen.
7 Usher (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Guide, Escort, Lead, Direct
Antonyms: Follow, Mislead, Abandon, Dismiss
Example: The staff member ushered the guests into the hall.
8 Timbre (noun)
Synonyms: Tone, Resonance, Sonority, Quality
Antonyms: Harshness, Flatness, Dullness, Discordance
Example: Her voice had a warm and pleasant timbre.
9 Corrugated (adjective)
Synonyms: Ridged, Grooved, Wrinkled, Crinkled
Antonyms: Smooth, Flat, Even, Level
Example: The boxes were made of corrugated cardboard.
10 Bludgeon (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Club, Beat, Batter, Strike
Antonyms: Protect, Aid, Soothe, Caress
Example: The attacker tried to bludgeon the guard with a heavy stick.
11 Commute (verb)
Synonyms: Travel, Shuttle, Journey, Ride
Antonyms: Stay, Remain, Reside, Settle
Example: She commutes to college by bus every day.
12 Publish (verb)
Synonyms: Release, Print, Issue, Announce
Antonyms: Suppress, Withhold, Conceal, Hide
Example: The author will publish his new book next month.
13 Grammatical (adjective)
Synonyms: Correct, Linguistic, Syntactic, Well-formed
Antonyms: Ungrammatical, Incorrect, Faulty, Improper
Example: This sentence is grammatical and clear.
14 Cinematic (adjective)
Synonyms: Filmic, Movie-like, Dramatic, Visual
Antonyms: Plain, Ordinary, Unimpressive, Realistic
Example: The video had a cinematic look.
15 Muscular (adjective)
Synonyms: Strong, Brawny, Sturdy, Athletic
Antonyms: Weak, Frail, Flabby, Feeble
Example: The athlete had a muscular body.
16 Edible (adjective)
Synonyms: Eatable, Comestible, Digestible, Palatable
Antonyms: Inedible, Poisonous, Uneatable, Toxic
Example: These wild berries are edible.
17 Pillion (noun)
Synonyms: Rear seat, Back seat, Passenger seat, Second seat
Antonyms: Rider, Driver, Front seat, Main seat
Example: He sat on the pillion while his brother drove the bike.
18 Supplement (verb)
Synonyms: Add, Enhance, Complement, Augment
Antonyms: Reduce, Decrease, Subtract, Diminish
Example: She supplements her diet with fresh fruits.
19 Physique (noun)
Synonyms: Build, Frame, Constitution, Body
Antonyms: Mind, Spirit, Intellect, Soul
Example: Regular exercise improved his physique.
20 Finance (noun)
Synonyms: Funding, Capital, Money, Resources
Antonyms: Debt, Poverty, Bankruptcy, Insolvency
Example: Good finance planning helps a business grow faster.
1 Plead (verb)
Synonyms: Beg, Appeal, Request, Implore
Antonyms: Demand, Refuse, Deny, Reject
Example: The lawyer pleaded for mercy on behalf of his client.
2 Determined (adjective)
Synonyms: Resolute, Firm, Persistent, Steadfast
Antonyms: Uncertain, Hesitant, Weak, Irresolute
Example: She was determined to pass the exam this year.
3 Graceful (adjective)
Synonyms: Elegant, Stylish, Refined, Poised
Antonyms: Awkward, Clumsy, Ungainly, Rough
Example: The dancer made a graceful movement on the stage.
4 Citation (noun)
Synonyms: Reference, Quotation, Mention, Commendation
Antonyms: Misquotation, Omission, Disregard, Condemnation
Example: The article included a citation from a famous book.
5 Bribe (noun)
Synonyms: Kickback, Payoff, Inducement, Sweetener
Antonyms: Honesty, Integrity, Fairness, Justice
Example: The officer was arrested for taking a bribe.
6 Cleanse (verb)
Synonyms: Purify, Wash, Sanitize, Detoxify
Antonyms: Dirty, Pollute, Contaminate, Soil
Example: The doctor advised him to cleanse the wound properly.
7 Digest (verb)
Synonyms: Absorb, Assimilate, Comprehend, Process
Antonyms: Reject, Misunderstand, Disgorge, Ignore
Example: It took him some time to digest the shocking news.
8 Thrust (verb)
Synonyms: Push, Shove, Propel, Drive
Antonyms: Pull, Drag, Withdraw, Retract
Example: He thrust the door open and entered the room.
9 Felony (noun)
Synonyms: Crime, Offence, Misdeed, Transgression
Antonyms: Innocence, Legality, Virtue, Lawfulness
Example: Robbery is considered a felony in many legal systems.
10 Tragedy (noun)
Synonyms: Disaster, Catastrophe, Calamity, Misfortune
Antonyms: Comedy, Blessing, Fortune, Success
Example: The sudden flood was a great tragedy for the village.
11 Pamper (verb)
Synonyms: Indulge, Spoil, Coddle, Cosset
Antonyms: Neglect, Ignore, Mistreat, Deprive
Example: Parents should not pamper their children too much.
12 Fertile (adjective)
Synonyms: Productive, Fruitful, Rich, Prolific
Antonyms: Barren, Sterile, Infertile, Unproductive
Example: The fertile land produced a good harvest.
13 Recite (verb)
Synonyms: Repeat, Narrate, Rehearse, Declaim
Antonyms: Forget, Conceal, Suppress, Withhold
Example: She recited a poem in the school assembly.
14 Battalion (noun)
Synonyms: Troop, Regiment, Brigade, Unit
Antonyms: Individual, Civilian, Single Soldier, Disbanded Group
Example: A battalion was sent to guard the border.
15 Intact (adjective)
Synonyms: Undamaged, Whole, Unbroken, Complete
Antonyms: Damaged, Broken, Incomplete, Impaired
Example: The ancient statue was found intact.
16 Flutter (verb)
Synonyms: Flap, Wave, Quiver, Flicker
Antonyms: Steady, Settle, Stabilize, Calm
Example: The flag fluttered in the wind.
17 Freight (noun)
Synonyms: Cargo, Shipment, Load, Goods
Antonyms: Passenger, Traveler, Empty Load, Personal Luggage
Example: The freight train carried coal across the state.
18 Deafening (adjective)
Synonyms: Thunderous, Ear-splitting, Blasting, Booming
Antonyms: Quiet, Silent, Soft, Faint
Example: The crowd made a deafening noise after the victory.
19 Engrave (verb)
Synonyms: Carve, Etch, Inscribe, Imprint
Antonyms: Erase, Efface, Delete, Smooth
Example: His name was engraved on the trophy.
20 Caravan (noun)
Synonyms: Convoy, Procession, Train, Motorcade
Antonyms: Individual, Lone Traveler, Single Vehicle, Solitary Journey
Example: The caravan moved slowly across the desert.
1 Cramped (adjective)
Synonyms: Crowded, Confined, Tight, Congested
Antonyms: Spacious, Roomy, Open, Comfortable
Example: The passengers felt cramped in the small bus.
2 Tsunami (noun)
Synonyms: Tidal Wave, Sea Wave, Surge, Deluge
Antonyms: Calm, Stillness, Ripple, Tranquility
Example: The tsunami destroyed many houses near the coast.
3 Gargoyle (noun)
Synonyms: Grotesque, Spout, Carving, Statue
Antonyms: Beauty, Plainness, Angel, Ornament
Example: The old church had a scary gargoyle on its roof.
4 Jittery (adjective)
Synonyms: Nervous, Anxious, Restless, Uneasy
Antonyms: Calm, Relaxed, Steady, Composed
Example: She felt jittery before the interview.
5 Cater (verb)
Synonyms: Serve, Provide, Supply, Accommodate
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Withhold, Refuse
Example: The hotel will cater food for the wedding guests.
6 Enzyme (noun)
Synonyms: Catalyst, Protein, Ferment, Biocatalyst
Antonyms: Inhibitor, Blocker, Suppressor, Retardant
Example: This enzyme helps digest food in the stomach.
7 Mascot (noun)
Synonyms: Symbol, Emblem, Talisman, Charm
Antonyms: Jinx, Curse, Bane, Threat
Example: The tiger is the mascot of their school team.
8 Enroll (verb)
Synonyms: Register, Join, Enlist, Admit
Antonyms: Withdraw, Leave, Quit, Exclude
Example: He decided to enroll in an English speaking course.
9 Pounce (verb)
Synonyms: Leap, Spring, Attack, Ambush
Antonyms: Retreat, Withdraw, Release, Avoid
Example: The cat waited to pounce on the mouse.
10 Undergo (verb)
Synonyms: Experience, Endure, Suffer, Face
Antonyms: Avoid, Escape, Evade, Miss
Example: The patient will undergo surgery tomorrow.
1 Clash (noun)
Synonyms: Conflict, Fight, Collision, Dispute
Antonyms: Agreement, Peace, Harmony, Cooperation
Example: There was a clash between the two teams after the match.
2 Debate (noun)
Synonyms: Discussion, Argument, Dispute, Deliberation
Antonyms: Agreement, Harmony, Consensus, Acceptance
Example: The students participated in a debate on climate change.
3 Wharf (noun)
Synonyms: Dock, Pier, Quay, Jetty
Antonyms: Inland, Shoreless, Dryland, Upland
Example: The ship was tied to the wharf for unloading goods.
4 Ridge (noun)
Synonyms: Crest, Range, Spine, Hilltop
Antonyms: Valley, Trough, Hollow, Depression
Example: The soldiers walked along the ridge of the mountain.
5 Incline (verb)
Synonyms: Lean, Slope, Tilt, Bend
Antonyms: Straighten, Level, Flatten, Decline
Example: The road began to incline as we moved towards the hill.
6 Tender (adjective)
Synonyms: Soft, Gentle, Delicate, Kind
Antonyms: Hard, Rough, Tough, Harsh
Example: She spoke to the child in a tender voice.
7 Brutal (adjective)
Synonyms: Cruel, Savage, Ruthless, Vicious
Antonyms: Kind, Gentle, Humane, Compassionate
Example: The brutal attack shocked the entire village.
8 Domesticate (verb)
Synonyms: Tame, Train, Cultivate, Adapt
Antonyms: Release, Free, Liberate, Unleash
Example: Humans domesticated dogs thousands of years ago.
9 Harvest (verb)
Synonyms: Reap, Gather, Collect, Crop
Antonyms: Plant, Sow, Scatter, Disperse
Example: Farmers harvest wheat during the summer season.
10 Compile (verb)
Synonyms: Collect, Gather, Assemble, Accumulate
Antonyms: Scatter, Disperse, Separate, Distribute
Example: The teacher asked the students to compile important notes before the exam.
11 Blend (verb)
Synonyms: Mix, Combine, Merge, Fuse
Antonyms: Separate, Divide, Split, Isolate
Example: Blend the fruits with milk to make a shake.
12 Fumble (verb)
Synonyms: Stumble, Blunder, Mishandle, Botch
Antonyms: Manage, Handle, Succeed, Perform
Example: He began to fumble while answering the question.
13 Outlast (verb)
Synonyms: Survive, Endure, Outlive, Persist
Antonyms: Perish, Succumb, Expire, Fade
Example: Good quality shoes outlast cheap ones.
14 Mislead (verb)
Synonyms: Deceive, Delude, Misinform, Fool
Antonyms: Guide, Inform, Enlighten, Direct
Example: False advertisements can mislead customers.
15 Pillar (noun)
Synonyms: Column, Support, Post, Prop
Antonyms: Weakness, Burden, Hindrance, Obstacle
Example: Honesty is a pillar of good character.
16 Clutter (noun)
Synonyms: Mess, Disorder, Jumble, Litter
Antonyms: Order, Neatness, Arrangement, Tidiness
Example: His desk was covered with clutter.
17 Onlooker (noun)
Synonyms: Spectator, Observer, Watcher, Witness
Antonyms: Participant, Player, Actor, Doer
Example: Many onlookers gathered at the accident site.
18 Amusing (adjective)
Synonyms: Entertaining, Funny, Humorous, Enjoyable
Antonyms: Boring, Dull, Tedious, Uninteresting
Example: The teacher told an amusing story in class.
19 Fragrant (adjective)
Synonyms: Aromatic, Scented, Perfumed, Sweet-smelling
Antonyms: Stinking, Foul, Odorous, Malodorous
Example: The garden was filled with fragrant flowers.
20 Comical (adjective)
Synonyms: Funny, Amusing, Humorous, Laughable
Antonyms: Serious, Grave, Solemn, Unfunny
Example: His comical expression made everyone laugh.
1 Hustle (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Hurry, Rush, Strive, Push
Antonyms: Dawdle, Delay, Loiter, Relax
Example: Everyone had to hustle to finish the work on time.
2 Numb (adjective/verb)
Synonyms: Insensitive, Unfeeling, Frozen, Deadened
Antonyms: Sensitive, Feeling, Responsive, Alert
Example: My fingers became numb in the cold weather.
3 Steeple (noun)
Synonyms: Tower, Spire, Pinnacle, Turret
Antonyms: Base, Bottom, Foundation, Ground
Example: The village church had a tall steeple.
4 Giddy (adjective)
Synonyms: Dizzy, Light-headed, Excited, Elated
Antonyms: Steady, Calm, Serious, Balanced
Example: She felt giddy after spinning around.
5 Lunge (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Leap, Thrust, Pounce, Charge
Antonyms: Retreat, Withdraw, Recede, Back away
Example: The dog lunged at the stranger.
6 Clatter (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Rattle, Bang, Clank, Jangle
Antonyms: Silence, Hush, Quiet, Stillness
Example: The plates clattered in the kitchen.
7 Hoist (verb)
Synonyms: Raise, Lift, Heave, Elevate
Antonyms: Lower, Drop, Sink, Descend
Example: They hoisted the flag on the school building.
8 Clammy (adjective)
Synonyms: Sticky, Damp, Sweaty, Moist
Antonyms: Dry, Warm, Fresh, Crisp
Example: His hands were clammy before the interview.
9 Swarm (noun/verb)
Synonyms: Crowd, Horde, Flock, Throng
Antonyms: Disperse, Separate, Scatter, Thin
Example: Bees began to swarm around the tree.
10 Scamper (verb)
Synonyms: Scurry, Hurry, Dart, Scramble
Antonyms: Stroll, Amble, Linger, Dawdle
Example: The children scampered across the playground.
11 Drought (noun)
Synonyms: Dryness, Aridity, Dehydration, Scarcity
Antonyms: Flood, Rainfall, Deluge, Abundance
Example: The farmers suffered heavy losses during the drought.
12 Chisel (verb)
Synonyms: Carve, Cut, Engrave, Shape
Antonyms: Mend, Repair, Join, Smooth
Example: The sculptor used a tool to chisel the stone into a statue.
13 Rummage (verb)
Synonyms: Search, Hunt, Scour, Explore
Antonyms: Arrange, Organize, Ignore, Overlook
Example: She began to rummage through her bag for the keys.
14 Shoddy (adjective)
Synonyms: Inferior, Poor, Cheap, Substandard
Antonyms: Superior, Excellent, Fine, Premium
Example: The chair broke quickly because it was made of shoddy material.
15 Kiln (noun)
Synonyms: Furnace, Oven, Hearth, Incinerator
Antonyms: Freezer, Cooler, Refrigerator, Icebox
Example: The potter placed the clay pots inside the kiln.
16 Poach (verb)
Synonyms: Hunt, Steal, Trespass, Plunder
Antonyms: Protect, Preserve, Guard, Conserve
Example: Some people poach animals for their skin and horns.
17 Throttle (verb)
Synonyms: Choke, Strangle, Suppress, Restrict
Antonyms: Release, Free, Unblock, Accelerate
Example: The rider used the handle to throttle the bike smoothly.
18 Hound (verb)
Synonyms: Harass, Pursue, Chase, Badger
Antonyms: Ignore, Avoid, Release, Comfort
Example: Reporters continued to hound the actor for a statement.
19 Ruddy (adjective)
Synonyms: Reddish, Rosy, Crimson, Florid
Antonyms: Pale, Wan, Colourless, Ashen
Example: His face became ruddy after running in the sun.
20 Chortle (verb)
Synonyms: Chuckle, Giggle, Laugh, Snicker
Antonyms: Cry, Weep, Sob, Mourn
Example: The children began to chortle at the funny cartoon.
1 Mural (noun)
Synonyms: Wall Painting, Fresco, Artwork, Painting
Antonyms: Blank Wall, Plain Wall, Bare Wall, Empty Wall
Example: The school wall was decorated with a beautiful mural.
2 Crease (noun)
Synonyms: Fold, Wrinkle, Line, Furrow
Antonyms: Smoothness, Flatness, Plainness, Evenness
Example: There was a crease on his shirt.
3 Pelt (verb)
Synonyms: Bombard, Shower, Hurl, Strike
Antonyms: Protect, Defend, Shield, Guard
Example: The boys pelted stones at the tree.
4 Rubble (noun)
Synonyms: Debris, Ruins, Wreckage, Fragments
Antonyms: Structure, Building, Construction, Order
Example: The earthquake reduced the houses to rubble.
5 Badger (verb)
Synonyms: Pester, Harass, Nag, Bother
Antonyms: Soothe, Comfort, Assist, Encourage
Example: The children badgered their father to buy them a new toy.
6 Anvil (noun)
Synonyms: Iron Block, Metal Block, Forge Block, Smithing Block
Antonyms: Cushion, Pillow, Feather, Softness
Example: The blacksmith placed the hot iron on the anvil.
7 Slender (adjective)
Synonyms: Slim, Thin, Lean, Slight
Antonyms: Broad, Thick, Stout, Wide
Example: She has a slender chance of winning the race.
8 Dingy (adjective)
Synonyms: Dirty, Grimy, Dull, Shabby
Antonyms: Bright, Clean, Fresh, Spotless
Example: He lived in a small dingy room near the station.
9 Trawl (verb)
Synonyms: Search, Scan, Sift, Explore
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Skim
Example: The police trawled through the records to find evidence.
10 Dross (noun)
Synonyms: Waste, Rubbish, Refuse, Impurity
Antonyms: Treasure, Value, Purity, Essence
Example: The workers removed the dross from the melted metal.
11 Askew (adjective/adverb)
Synonyms: Crooked, Slanted, Awry, Tilted
Antonyms: Straight, Level, Aligned, Even
Example: His cap was sitting askew on his head.
12 Scrounge (verb)
Synonyms: Beg, Borrow, Forage, Cadge
Antonyms: Give, Donate, Offer, Provide
Example: He tried to scrounge some money from his friends.
13 Pagoda (noun)
Synonyms: Temple, Shrine, Tower, Stupa
Antonyms: Hut, Cottage, House, Secular Building
Example: The ancient pagoda attracted many tourists.
14 Tundra (noun)
Synonyms: Arctic Plain, Frozen Plain, Polar Region, Ice Field
Antonyms: Forest, Woodland, Jungle, Tropics
Example: Very few plants can survive in the tundra.
15 Sham (noun/adjective/verb)
Synonyms: Fake, Fraud, Pretence, Hoax
Antonyms: Genuine, Real, Authentic, Sincere
Example: His apology was only a sham to avoid punishment.
16 Gelid (adjective)
Synonyms: Icy, Frigid, Frozen, Glacial
Antonyms: Warm, Hot, Torrid, Heated
Example: The gelid wind made it difficult to walk outside.
17 Astral (adjective)
Synonyms: Stellar, Starry, Celestial, Sidereal
Antonyms: Earthly, Terrestrial, Mundane, Worldly
Example: The poet described an astral journey through the night sky.
18 Flay (verb)
Synonyms: Skin, Peel, Lash, Criticize
Antonyms: Praise, Protect, Cover, Approve
Example: The coach flayed the team for their careless performance.
19 Smite (verb)
Synonyms: Strike, Hit, Bash, Slay
Antonyms: Heal, Protect, Spare, Mend
Example: The warrior raised his sword to smite the enemy.
20 Hearse (noun)
Synonyms: Funeral Car, Mortuary Van, Coffin Coach, Funeral Coach
Antonyms: Cradle, Nursery, Maternity Ward, Birthplace
Example: The hearse moved slowly toward the cemetery.
1 Exceed (verb)
Synonyms: Surpass, Outdo, Transcend, Overstep
Antonyms: Fall short, Limit, Fail, Decrease
Example: The expenses exceeded our budget.
2 Pursue (verb)
Synonyms: Chase, Follow, Seek, Continue
Antonyms: Abandon, Quit, Ignore, Avoid
Example: He wants to pursue a career in law.
3 Protest (verb/noun)
Synonyms: Object, Oppose, Resist, Complain
Antonyms: Support, Agree, Accept, Approve
Example: People gathered to protest against the new rule.
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