1 Contemptuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Disdainful, Scornful, Disrespectful, Sneering
Antonyms: Respectful, Admiring, Appreciative, Courteous
Example: His contemptuous tone made it clear that he did not value their opinions at all.
2 Prescient (adjective)
Synonyms: Foresighted, Prophetic, Visionary, Clairvoyant
Antonyms: Shortsighted, Unforeseeing, Myopic, Oblivious
Example: Her prescient warning about the market crash saved many investors from huge losses.
3 Capitulate (verb)
Synonyms: Surrender, Yield, Submit, Give in
Antonyms: Resist, Defy, Fight, Withstand
Example: After weeks of protest, the committee finally capitulated to the students’ demands.
4 Acrimonious (adjective)
Synonyms: Bitter, Hostile, Rancorous, Caustic
Antonyms: Amicable, Friendly, Cordial, Pleasant
Example: The discussion became so acrimonious that the moderator had to step in and stop the debate.
5 Callous (adjective)
Synonyms: Heartless, Insensitive, Unfeeling, Cruel
Antonyms: Compassionate, Kind, Sensitive, Tender
Example: His callous attitude towards the suffering of the poor shocked everyone in the meeting.
6 Holistic (adjective)
Synonyms: Comprehensive, Integrated, All-encompassing, Whole
Antonyms: Partial, Fragmented, Narrow, Isolated
Example: The doctor took a holistic approach, looking at the patient’s lifestyle, diet, and stress levels along with the physical symptoms.
7 Derisive (adjective)
Synonyms: Mocking, Scornful, Ridiculing, Sneering
Antonyms: Respectful, Admiring, Appreciative, Supportive
Example: The teacher’s derisive laugh made the student feel embarrassed about his mistake.
8 Tacit (adjective)
Synonyms: Implicit, Unspoken, Silent, Implied
Antonyms: Explicit, Express, Stated, Spoken
Example: Their tacit approval was clear from the fact that no one objected to the plan.
9 Spontaneous (adjective)
Synonyms: Impulsive, Instinctive, Unplanned, Unpremeditated
Antonyms: Deliberate, Planned, Premeditated, Calculated
Example: Her spontaneous decision to help the stranger impressed everyone around her.
10 Tantamount (adjective)
Synonyms: Equivalent, Equal, Comparable, Commensurate
Antonyms: Different, Unequal, Dissimilar, Incomparable
Example: His refusal to answer was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
11 Catastrophe (noun)
Synonyms: Disaster, Calamity, Cataclysm, Tragedy
Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Success, Triumph
Example: The earthquake turned the entire coastal region into a catastrophe within minutes.
12 Analogous (adjective)
Synonyms: Comparable, Similar, Parallel, Corresponding
Antonyms: Different, Dissimilar, Contrasting, Unrelated
Example: The human brain is often considered analogous to a computer in terms of how it processes information.
13 Vernacular (noun)
Synonyms: Dialect, Colloquialism, Native tongue, Local language
Antonyms: Standard language, Formal language, Classical language, Literary language
Example: The teacher encouraged students to first understand the concept in their vernacular before translating it into English.
14 Erratic (adjective)
Synonyms: Unpredictable, Inconsistent, Irregular, Capricious
Antonyms: Steady, Consistent, Reliable, Stable
Example: His erratic driving made the passengers extremely nervous.
15 Inclement (adjective)
Synonyms: Harsh, Severe, Stormy, Rough
Antonyms: Mild, Pleasant, Calm, Gentle
Example: Due to the inclement weather, all flights were delayed or cancelled.
16 Impeach (verb)
Synonyms: Accuse, Indict, Charge, Arraign
Antonyms: Acquit, Exonerate, Vindicate, Support
Example: The parliament decided to impeach the president after evidence of corruption emerged.
17 Abhorrent (adjective)
Synonyms: Detestable, Loathsome, Repulsive, Offensive
Antonyms: Admirable, Pleasant, Acceptable, Delightful
Example: Most people find acts of cruelty towards animals utterly abhorrent.
18 Plaintive (adjective)
Synonyms: Mournful, Melancholy, Sorrowful, Woeful
Antonyms: Cheerful, Joyful, Happy, Jubilant
Example: The violin’s plaintive notes filled the hall with a quiet sadness.
19 Periphery (noun)
Synonyms: Edge, Margin, Fringe, Border
Antonyms: Center, Core, Middle, Interior
Example: Many small shops are located on the periphery of the city rather than in the busy center.
20 Metamorphosis (noun)
Synonyms: Transformation, Transmutation, Conversion, Alteration
Antonyms: Stagnation, Stability, Sameness, Constancy
Example: The caterpillar undergoes a remarkable metamorphosis to become a butterfly.
1 Sedate (adjective)
Synonyms: Calm, Composed, Tranquil, Placid
Antonyms: Agitated, Excited, Restless, Hyper
Example: The sedate atmosphere of the library helped her to concentrate on her studies.
2 Incisive (adjective)
Synonyms: Sharp, Penetrating, Acute, Keen
Antonyms: Dull, Vague, Weak, Confused
Example: Her incisive analysis of the issue impressed everyone in the meeting.
3 Intuitive (adjective)
Synonyms: Instinctive, Inborn, Insightful, Perceptive
Antonyms: Logical, Analytical, Reasoned, Deliberate
Example: Her intuitive decision to change the route saved them from getting stuck in traffic.
4 Boorish (adjective)
Synonyms: Rude, Crude, Uncouth, Ill-mannered
Antonyms: Polite, Courteous, Refined, Cultured
Example: His boorish remarks at the dinner table embarrassed everyone present.
5 Pretentious (adjective)
Synonyms: Showy, Ostentatious, Pompous, Affected
Antonyms: Simple, Modest, Unassuming, Genuine
Example: His pretentiousspeech was full of big words but lacked real substance.
6 Fractious (adjective)
Synonyms: Irritable, Peevish, Querulous, Unruly
Antonyms: Calm, Placid, Obedient, Agreeable
Example: The fractious child kept interrupting the lesson and arguing with everyone.
7 Empathy (noun)
Synonyms: Compassion, Understanding, Sympathy, Sensitivity
Antonyms: Apathy, Indifference, Callousness, Insensitivity
Example: A good counsellor must have empathy to truly help their patients.
8 Circumspect (adjective)
Synonyms: Cautious, Wary, Vigilant, Prudent
Antonyms: Reckless, Rash, Careless, Imprudent
Example: A circumspect investor studies the market carefully before making any decision.
9 Loquacious (adjective)
Synonyms: Talkative, Garrulous, Chatty, Voluble
Antonyms: Taciturn, Reticent, Reserved, Silent
Example: The loquacious host kept the audience entertained with endless stories.
10 Haughty (adjective)
Synonyms: Arrogant, Supercilious, Conceited, Snooty
Antonyms: Humble, Modest, Meek, Down-to-earth
Example: Her haughty attitude made it difficult for others to approach her.
11 Propensity (noun)
Synonyms: Inclination, Tendency, Predisposition, Proclivity
Antonyms: Disinclination, Aversion, Unwillingness, Inability
Example: He has a strong propensity to postpone his work until the very last moment.
12 Remorse (noun)
Synonyms: Regret, Repentance, Guilt, Contrition
Antonyms: Indifference, Shamelessness, Pride, Satisfaction
Example: Filled with remorse, he apologized to his friend for his harsh words.
13 Ramification (noun)
Synonyms: Consequence, Outcome, Repercussion, Aftermath
Antonyms: Cause, Source, Origin, Root
Example: He did not think about the legal ramifications of signing the contract without reading it carefully.
14 Inane (adjective)
Synonyms: Silly, Foolish, Absurd, Mindless
Antonyms: Sensible, Wise, Meaningful, Intelligent
Example: The teacher was annoyed by the inane comments that had nothing to do with the topic.
15 Potent (adjective)
Synonyms: Powerful, Strong, Effective, Forceful
Antonyms: Weak, Ineffective, Powerless, Impotent
Example: This medicine is so potent that it relieved his pain within a few minutes.
16 Exquisite (adjective)
Synonyms: Elegant, Delicate, Beautiful, Superb
Antonyms: Crude, Ugly, Rough, Inferior
Example: The museum displayed an exquisite painting that left the visitors speechless.
17 Jeopardize (verb)
Synonyms: Endanger, Risk, Imperil, Threaten
Antonyms: Protect, Safeguard, Secure, Shield
Example: Driving so fast on a crowded road can jeopardize the lives of many people.
18 Implore (verb)
Synonyms: Beg, Plead, Entreat, Beseech
Antonyms: Demand, Insist, Reject, Refuse
Example: The child implored his mother to stay with him until he fell asleep.
19 Abject (adjective)
Synonyms: Wretched, Miserable, Deplorable, Pathetic
Antonyms: Noble, Dignified, Exalted, Honorable
Example: After the failed harvest, the villagers were forced to live in abject poverty.
20 Ominous (adjective)
Synonyms: Threatening, Foreboding, Menacing, Inauspicious
Antonyms: Promising, Auspicious, Cheerful, Encouraging
Example: Dark clouds gathered over the city, creating an ominous silence before the storm.
1 Congruent (adjective)
Synonyms: Consistent, Compatible, Harmonious, Corresponding
Antonyms: Inconsistent, Incompatible, Conflicting, Disagreeing
Example: The company’s policies are not congruent with its claims of caring for employee welfare.
2 Repugnant (adjective)
Synonyms: Offensive, Revolting, Abhorrent, Disgusting
Antonyms: Pleasant, Agreeable, Attractive, Delightful
Example: The idea of cheating in an exam was completely repugnant to his sense of honesty.
3 Boon (noun)
Synonyms: Blessing, Benefit, Advantage, Godsend
Antonyms: Curse, Bane, Disadvantage, Misfortune
Example: The new library was a boon for students preparing for competitive exams.
4 Indignant (adjective)
Synonyms: Outraged, Resentful, Aggrieved, Incensed
Antonyms: Pleased, Content, Accepting, Calm
Example: She felt indignant when her hard work was ignored and someone else received all the praise.
5 Colloquial (adjective)
Synonyms: Conversational, Informal, Everyday, Vernacular
Antonyms: Formal, Literary, Stilted, High-flown
Example: The teacher explained the complex concept in simple, colloquial language so that every student could understand it.
6 Tenable (adjective)
Synonyms: Defensible, Justifiable, Reasonable, Plausible
Antonyms: Indefensible, Untenable, Illogical, Unsustainable
Example: His argument was not tenable because he had no evidence to support his claims.
7 Aberrant (adjective)
Synonyms: Abnormal, Deviant, Irregular, Unusual
Antonyms: Normal, Regular, Typical, Conventional
Example: His aberrant behavior in the meeting surprised everyone who knew his usually calm nature.
8 Cogitate (verb)
Synonyms: Ponder, Deliberate, Contemplate, Reflect
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Disregard, Overlook
Example: Before taking any major decision, a wise person will cogitate on all possible outcomes.
9 Spartan (adjective)
Synonyms: Austere, Frugal, Strict, Minimalist
Antonyms: Luxurious, Lavish, Indulgent, Extravagant
Example: During exam preparation, he chose a Spartan lifestyle, avoiding parties and comforts to stay fully focused.
10 Dogged (adjective)
Synonyms: Persistent, Tenacious, Determined, Stubborn
Antonyms: Irresolute, Indecisive, Half-hearted, Weak-willed
Example: Her dogged efforts finally paid off when she cleared the toughest exam on her third attempt.
1 Subdue (verb)
Synonyms: Suppress, Conquer, Overpower, Restrain
Antonyms: Release, Encourage, Liberate, Intensify
Example: He tried to subdue his anger before speaking to his colleagues.
2 Detest (verb)
Synonyms: Hate, Loathe, Abhor, Despise
Antonyms: Love, Like, Admire, Enjoy
Example: She absolutely detests dishonesty and refuses to trust anyone who lies.
3 Obsolete (adjective)
Synonyms: Outdated, Outmoded, Antiquated, Old-fashioned
Antonyms: Modern, Current, Up-to-date, Contemporary
Example: Many people consider DVDs obsolete in the age of online streaming platforms.
4 Usurp (verb)
Synonyms: Seize, Appropriate, Encroach, Wrest
Antonyms: Surrender, Relinquish, Yield, Restore
Example: The military leader tried to usurppower from the elected government.
5 Admonish (verb)
Synonyms: Reprimand, Rebuke, Reprove, Caution
Antonyms: Praise, Applaud, Approve, Commend
Example: The manager had to admonish the employee for repeatedly arriving late to work.
6 Homogeneous (adjective)
Synonyms: Uniform, Similar, Alike, Consistent
Antonyms: Heterogeneous, Diverse, Varied, Mixed
Example: The classroom was homogeneous, with students of almost the same age and background.
7 Hypothetical (adjective)
Synonyms: Theoretical, Imaginary, Supposed, Speculative
Antonyms: Actual, Real, Proven, Factual
Example: The teacher gave a hypothetical situation to help students understand the concept of moral dilemma.
8 Skeptical (adjective)
Synonyms: Doubtful, Suspicious, Cynical, Distrustful
Antonyms: Trusting, Convinced, Gullible, Certain
Example: She was skeptical about the new scheme and decided to check the facts herself before investing.
9 Oblivious (adjective)
Synonyms: Unaware, Heedless, Unmindful, Ignorant
Antonyms: Aware, Conscious, Mindful, Alert
Example: He walked across the busy street, completely oblivious to the honking cars.
10 Ascertain (verb)
Synonyms: Determine, Discover, Establish, Verify
Antonyms: Guess, Speculate, Ignore, Misjudge
Example: The detective tried to ascertain the truth behind the mysterious disappearance.
11 Quandary (noun)
Synonyms: Dilemma, Predicament, Confusion, Plight
Antonyms: Certainty, Clarity, Resolution, Assurance
Example: She was in a quandary about whether to accept the high-paying job or continue her studies.
12 Proximity (noun)
Synonyms: Nearness, Closeness, Vicinity, Adjacency
Antonyms: Distance, Remoteness, Farness, Separation
Example: The school’s proximity to her house made it easy for her to walk there every day.
13 Banter (noun)
Synonyms: Teasing, Jest, Wit, Raillery
Antonyms: Seriousness, Solemnity, Hostility, Gravity
Example: Their lighthearted banter made the long journey feel much shorter.
14 Rhetoric (noun)
Synonyms: Oratory, Eloquence, Persuasion, Bombast
Antonyms: Plainness, Simplicity, Directness, Honesty
Example: The politician’s speech was full of grand rhetoricbut lacked any concrete plan of action.
15 Tenet (noun)
Synonyms: Principle, Doctrine, Belief, Creed
Antonyms: Doubt, Disbelief, Skepticism, Rejection
Example: Non-violence is a central tenet of Gandhian philosophy.
16 Reprisal (noun)
Synonyms: Retaliation, Revenge, Vengeance, Retribution
Antonyms: Forgiveness, Pardon, Mercy, Reconciliation
Example: The country warned that any attack on its soldiers would lead to a swift reprisal.
17 Retrospect (noun)
Synonyms: Reflection, Reconsideration, Recollection, Review
Antonyms: Foresight, Anticipation, Prospect, Prediction
Example: In retrospect, he realised that quitting his job so suddenly had been a mistake.
18 Magnate (noun)
Synonyms: Tycoon, Mogul, Industrialist, Baron
Antonyms: Pauper, Commoner, Nobody, Subordinate
Example: The media magnate owns several television channels and newspapers across the country.
19 Corroborate (verb)
Synonyms: Confirm, Validate, Substantiate, Authenticate
Antonyms: Contradict, Deny, Refute, Oppose
Example: The witness’s testimony helped corroborate the facts presented in the case.
20 Nonchalant (adjective)
Synonyms: Casual, Unconcerned, Indifferent, Blasé
Antonyms: Anxious, Concerned, Excited, Agitated
Example: She walked into the exam hall with a nonchalant smile, as if nothing could bother her.
1 Outcry (noun)
Synonyms: Protest, Uproar, Furor, Clamor
Antonyms: Silence, Acceptance, Approval, Acquiescence
Example: The decision to cut scholarships led to a nationwide outcry from students and parents.
2 Setback (noun)
Synonyms: Obstacle, Reversal, Hindrance, Defeat
Antonyms: Advancement, Progress, Success, Breakthrough
Example: Failing in the preliminary exam was a major setback, but he used it as motivation to work harder for the next attempt.
3 Breakthrough (noun)
Synonyms: Discovery, Milestone, Advance, Revolution
Antonyms: Setback, Stalemate, Impasse, Regression
Example: The new vaccine was a major breakthrough in the fight against the disease.
4 Shortcoming (noun)
Synonyms: Defect, Flaw, Limitation, Drawback
Antonyms: Strength, Advantage, Merit, Perfection
Example: His main shortcoming is his inability to manage time effectively during exams.
5 Outset (noun)
Synonyms: Beginning, Start, Onset, Commencement
Antonyms: End, Conclusion, Finish, Termination
Example: At the very outset of the project, the team decided to set clear goals and deadlines.
6 Backlash (noun)
Synonyms: Reaction, Rebellion, Counterblast, Resistance
Antonyms: Support, Approval, Endorsement, Acceptance
Example: The new policy faced massive public backlash within hours of its announcement.
7 Foresight (noun)
Synonyms: Prudence, Anticipation, Vision, Forethought
Antonyms: Shortsightedness, Hindsight, Impulsiveness, Negligence
Example: His financial foresight helped the company avoid huge losses during the crisis.
8 Aftermath (noun)
Synonyms: Consequence, Outcome, Result, Repercussion
Antonyms: Cause, Reason, Antecedent, Origin
Example: The economic aftermath of the war was felt by the country for many years.
9 Downfall (noun)
Synonyms: Collapse, Ruin, Demise, Defeat
Antonyms: Rise, Triumph, Success, Advancement
Example: His arrogance and refusal to listen to advice ultimately led to his downfall.
10 Upheaval (noun)
Synonyms: Turmoil, Tumult, Disruption, Convulsion
Antonyms: Stability, Calm, Order, Tranquility
Example: The sudden resignation of the minister created a political upheaval in the country.
11 Perseverance (noun)
Synonyms: Persistence, Tenacity, Determination, Endurance
Antonyms: Laziness, Weakness, Surrender, Discouragement
Example: Her perseverancein preparing for the exam, even after multiple failures, finally led to her success.
12 Leniency (noun)
Synonyms: Mercy, Clemency, Indulgence, Mildness
Antonyms: Harshness, Severity, Strictness, Rigour
Example: The teacher showed leniency by giving the students another chance to submit their assignments.
13 Ostensible (adjective)
Synonyms: Apparent, Seeming, Supposed, Superficial
Antonyms: Genuine, Real, True, Authentic
Example: His ostensible reason for visiting was to say hello, but he actually came to gather information.
14 Impartiality (noun)
Synonyms: Fairness, Neutrality, Objectivity, Even-handedness
Antonyms: Bias, Partiality, Prejudice, Favoritism
Example: A judge must maintain complete impartiality while delivering a verdict.
15 Forthrightness (noun)
Synonyms: Candour, Frankness, Directness, Outspokenness
Antonyms: Deceit, Evasiveness, Dishonesty, Duplicity
Example: Her forthrightness during the meeting impressed everyone, even though some people found the truth uncomfortable.
16 Camaraderie (noun)
Synonyms: Fellowship, Companionship, Solidarity, Brotherhood
Antonyms: Hostility, Enmity, Distrust, Aloofness
Example: Years of working together created a strong sense of camaraderie among the team members.
17 Antiquated (adjective)
Synonyms: Outdated, Obsolete, Archaic, Old-fashioned
Antonyms: Modern, Contemporary, Up-to-date, Novel
Example: The company finally replaced its antiquated filing system with a digital database.
18 Incipient (adjective)
Synonyms: Initial, Nascent, Budding, Embryonic
Antonyms: Mature, Developed, Full-blown, Established
Example: The doctor assured her that the disease was only in its incipient stage and could be treated easily.
19 Voracious (adjective)
Synonyms: Ravenous, Insatiable, Greedy, Gluttonous
Antonyms: Satiated, Full, Content, Moderate
Example: He is a voracious reader who finishes an entire book in just one night.
20 Catharsis (noun)
Synonyms: Purging, Release, Venting, Cleansing
Antonyms: Repression, Suppression, Retention, Constraint
Example: Writing poetry became a catharsis for her, helping her release years of emotional pain.
1 Judicious (adjective)
Synonyms: Wise, Prudent, Sensible, Discerning
Antonyms: Foolish, Imprudent, Irrational, Reckless
Example: Making a judicious use of your time can greatly improve your chances of success in any exam.
2 Altruism (noun)
Synonyms: Selflessness, Benevolence, Generosity, Philanthropy
Antonyms: Selfishness, Egoism, Greed, Self-interest
Example: Her decision to donate most of her earnings to charity was a true act of altruism.
3 Discernible (adjective)
Synonyms: Noticeable, Perceptible, Observable, Detectable
Antonyms: Imperceptible, Indistinguishable, Invisible, Unapparent
Example: There was a discernible change in his attitude after he started practising meditation daily.
4 Culminate (verb)
Synonyms: Conclude, Climax, Peak, Terminate
Antonyms: Begin, Initiate, Commence, Start
Example: Years of hard work will culminate in your success if you remain consistent.
5 Exhort (verb)
Synonyms: Urge, Encourage, Admonish, Spur
Antonyms: Discourage, Deter, Dissuade, Restrain
Example: The coach exhorted the players to give their best in the final match.
6 Remedy (noun)
Synonyms: Cure, Treatment, Solution, Antidote
Antonyms: Disease, Harm, Injury, Aggravation
Example: Regular exercise and a balanced diet can be an effective remedy for many health problems.
7 Rationale (noun)
Synonyms: Reasoning, Justification, Logic, Explanation
Antonyms: Irrationality, Illogic, Absurdity, Senselessness
Example: The manager clearly explained the rationale behind the new company policy to avoid any confusion.
8 Formidable (adjective)
Synonyms: Intimidating, Daunting, Powerful, Impressive
Antonyms: Weak, Feeble, Insignificant, Helpless
Example: The team faced a formidable opponent in the final match, but they did not lose hope.
9 Mediate (verb)
Synonyms: Intervene, Arbitrate, Reconcile, Negotiate
Antonyms: Aggravate, Provoke, Intensify, Escalate
Example: The teacher was called to mediate the conflict between the two students.
10 Fortify (verb)
Synonyms: Strengthen, Reinforce, Secure, Bolster
Antonyms: Weaken, Undermine, Impair, Diminish
Example: The villagers fortified the walls of the town to protect it from invaders.
11 Volatile (adjective)
Synonyms: Unstable, Explosive, Unpredictable, Erratic
Antonyms: Stable, Steady, Calm, Constant
Example: The political situation in the region is so volatile that any small incident can trigger violence.
12 Precursor (noun)
Synonyms: Forerunner, Harbinger, Predecessor, Antecedent
Antonyms: Successor, Follower, Result, Outcome
Example: The telegram was a precursor to modern electronic communication.
13 Adjacent (adjective)
Synonyms: Neighbouring, Contiguous, Adjoining, Bordering
Antonyms: Distant, Remote, Separate, Far
Example: Our classroom is adjacent to the school library, so students can reach it within a few seconds.
14 Audible (adjective)
Synonyms: Hearable, Perceptible, Discernible, Detectable
Antonyms: Inaudible, Faint, Muffled, Silent
Example: The teacher’s voice was barely audible at the back of the classroom.
15 Elicit (verb)
Synonyms: Draw out, Evoke, Extract, Prompt
Antonyms: Suppress, Hide, Conceal, Stifle
Example: The lawyer’s clever questions elicited the truth from the witness.
16 Defiance (noun)
Synonyms: Resistance, Disobedience, Rebellion, Opposition
Antonyms: Obedience, Compliance, Submission, Respect
Example: His open defiance of the school rules led to a strict warning from the principal.
17 Tenacity (noun)
Synonyms: Perseverance, Determination, Persistence, Resolve
Antonyms: Weakness, Irresolution, Indecision, Hesitation
Example: Her tenacity in preparing for the exam helped her succeed despite many obstacles.
18 Lamentable (adjective)
Synonyms: Deplorable, Regrettable, Distressing, Pitiful
Antonyms: Admirable, Pleasant, Acceptable, Commendable
Example: The government’s lamentable failure to respond on time worsened the crisis.
19 Vindictive (adjective)
Synonyms: Revengeful, Vengeful, Spiteful, Malicious
Antonyms: Forgiving, Kind, Benevolent, Compassionate
Example: His vindictive attitude after the argument ruined many of his friendships.
20 Impeccable (adjective)
Synonyms: Flawless, Perfect, Faultless, Exemplary
Antonyms: Defective, Flawed, Imperfect, Inaccurate
Example: Her impeccable performance in the interview impressed all the panel members.
1 Paradox (noun)
Synonyms: Contradiction, Inconsistency, Puzzle, Enigma
Antonyms: Certainty, Clarity, Consistency, Simplicity
Example: It is a paradox that we have more ways to connect with people today, yet many feel more lonely than ever.
2 Mettle (noun)
Synonyms: Courage, Grit, Spirit, Determination
Antonyms: Cowardice, Weakness, Timidity, Spinelessness
Example: The young officer showed his mettle by staying calm and focused during the crisis.
3 Jargon (noun)
Synonyms: Terminology, Lingo, Argot, Slang
Antonyms: Simple language, Plain speech, Clarity, Simplicity
Example: The doctor tried to avoid medical jargon so that the patient could easily understand the diagnosis.
4 Irate (adjective)
Synonyms: Furious, Enraged, Incensed, Infuriated
Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Pleased, Content
Example: The customer became irate when the company refused to refund his money after a faulty purchase.
5 Idyllic (adjective)
Synonyms: Perfect, Picturesque, Peaceful, Ideal
Antonyms: Troubled, Chaotic, Harsh, Unpleasant
Example: They spent an idyllic weekend in a small village surrounded by green hills and a quiet river.
6 Flagrant (adjective)
Synonyms: Blatant, Outrageous, Shameless, Glaring
Antonyms: Subtle, Hidden, Concealed, Minor
Example: The referee ignored a flagrant foul, which made the crowd very angry.
7 Fortitude (noun)
Synonyms: Courage, Resilience, Endurance, Grit
Antonyms: Weakness, Cowardice, Timidity, Helplessness
Example: The soldiers showed great fortitude in continuing their mission despite harsh weather and limited supplies.
8 Opulent (adjective)
Synonyms: Luxurious, Lavish, Wealthy, Sumptuous
Antonyms: Poor, Simple, Meagre, Modest
Example: The business tycoon lived in an opulent mansion decorated with marble floors and crystal chandeliers.
9 Empirical (adjective)
Synonyms: Experimental, Observational, Practical, Evidence-based
Antonyms: Theoretical, Hypothetical, Speculative, Abstract
Example: The researcher relied on empirical data to support her conclusions about climate change.
10 Epitome (noun)
Synonyms: Embodiment, Quintessence, Archetype, Personification
Antonyms: Antithesis, Opposite, Counterexample, Contrast
Example: Her calm behavior in every crisis is the epitome of true leadership.
11 Forestall (verb)
Synonyms: Prevent, Preempt, Hinder, Thwart
Antonyms: Allow, Encourage, Facilitate, Promote
Example: Strict early measures were taken to forestall the spread of the disease.
12 Rectify (verb)
Synonyms: Correct, Amend, Remedy, Repair
Antonyms: Damage, Worsen, Impair, Spoil
Example: The engineer worked overnight to rectify the fault in the machine.
13 Plaudit (noun)
Synonyms: Applause, Acclaim, Praise, Ovation
Antonyms: Criticism, Condemnation, Blame, Disapproval
Example: The scientist received plaudits from experts worldwide for her groundbreaking research.
14 Espouse (verb)
Synonyms: Adopt, Support, Embrace, Advocate
Antonyms: Reject, Oppose, Abandon, Condemn
Example: Many young people now espouse the idea of sustainable and eco-friendly living.
15 Abdicate (verb)
Synonyms: Resign, Relinquish, Renounce, Surrender
Antonyms: Assume, Retain, Seize, Maintain
Example: The king decided to abdicate the throne in favour of his son.
16 Garner (verb)
Synonyms: Gather, Collect, Accumulate, Amass
Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Waste, Dissipate
Example: The leader managed to garner huge public support for his reform agenda.
17 Decry (verb)
Synonyms: Condemn, Denounce, Criticize, Censure
Antonyms: Praise, Applaud, Approve, Commend
Example: Many citizens decried the new policy as unfair and harmful to the poor.
18 Warrant (noun)
Synonyms: Authorize, Justify, Sanction, Permit
Antonyms: Forbid, Prohibit, Disallow, Oppose
Example: The police had a warrant to search the building, which warranted their sudden entry.
19 Allay (verb)
Synonyms: Ease, Alleviate, Lessen, Soothe
Antonyms: Aggravate, Intensify, Worsen, Provoke
Example: The teacher’s kind words helped allay the students’ fears before the exam.
20 Contend (verb)
Synonyms: Compete, Argue, Assert, Strive
Antonyms: Agree, Yield, Submit, Comply
Example: Many athletes contended for the championship title.
1 Proponent (noun)
Synonyms: Advocate, Supporter, Champion, Promoter
Antonyms: Opponent, Detractor, Critic, Adversary
Example: As a proponent of renewable energy, she campaigns for wider adoption of solar power.
2 Detrimental (adjective)
Synonyms: Harmful, Damaging, Injurious, Deleterious
Antonyms: Beneficial, Helpful, Advantageous, Favourable
Example: Excessive screen time can be detrimental to children’s sleep and concentration.
3 Fallible (adjective)
Synonyms: Imperfect, Errant, Flawed, Error-prone
Antonyms: Infallible, Unerring, Reliable, Faultless
Example: Even the most experienced scientists are fallible and can draw wrong conclusions.
4 Imperil (verb)
Synonyms: Endanger, Jeopardize, Risk, Threaten
Antonyms: Protect, Safeguard, Shield, Secure
Example: Ignoring the warning signs could imperil the entire mission.
5 Perceptive (adjective)
Synonyms: Insightful, Discerning, Astute, Observant
Antonyms: Oblivious, Obtuse, Insensitive, Unaware
Example: Her perceptive questions revealed the core issue behind the project’s delay.
6 Substantive (adjective)
Synonyms: Significant, Material, Essential, Considerable
Antonyms: Trivial, Insubstantial, Superficial, Nominal
Example: The audit revealed substantive improvements in the company’s compliance practices.
7 Underscore (verb)
Synonyms: Emphasize, Highlight, Stress, Underline
Antonyms: Downplay, De-emphasize, Diminish, Overlook
Example: The report underscored the urgent need for better disaster management.
8 Consolidate (verb)
Synonyms: Strengthen, Unify, Merge, Fortify
Antonyms: Weaken, Fragment, Divide, Disperse
Example: The company consolidated its regional branches to reduce costs and improve coordination.
9 Reiterate (verb)
Synonyms: Repeat, Restate, Recapitulate, Echo
Antonyms: Retract, Contradict, Suppress, Ignore
Example: The teacher reiterated the instructions to ensure everyone understood the assignment.
10 Scrutinize (verb)
Synonyms: Examine, Inspect, Probe, Analyze
Antonyms: Glance, Overlook, Ignore, Skim
Example: The committee will scrutinize the report before giving approval.
11 Transcend (verb)
Synonyms: Surpass, Exceed, Outstrip, Eclipse
Antonyms: Succumb, Limit, Conform, Fall-short
Example: Great art can transcend cultural barriers and speak to everyone.
12 Reprieve (noun)
Synonyms: Pardon, Respite, Stay, Suspension
Antonyms: Punishment, Sentence, Conviction, Execution
Example: The governor granted a last-minute reprieve to the condemned prisoner.
13 Prosperity (noun)
Synonyms: Affluence, Wealth, Flourishing, Well-being
Antonyms: Poverty, Hardship, Destitution, Adversity
Example: Effective governance and innovation can drive long-term prosperity for a nation.
14 Inevitable (adjective)
Synonyms: Unavoidable, Inescapable, Inevitable, Inexorable
Antonyms: Avoidable, Preventable, Uncertain, Contingent
Example: With such heavy clouds and strong winds, the storm seemed inevitable.
15 Discern (verb)
Synonyms: Detect, Perceive, Distinguish, Recognize
Antonyms: Confuse, Misinterpret, Overlook, Ignore
Example: From the complex data, the analyst could discern a clear upward trend.
16 Cumulative (adjective)
Synonyms: Accumulative, Aggregate, Collective, Amassed
Antonyms: Individual, Separate, Diminishing, Fragmented
Example: The cumulative effects of small daily habits can transform your health over time.
17 Substantiate (verb)
Synonyms: Validate, Corroborate, Authenticate, Verify
Antonyms: Refute, Contradict, Disprove, Undermine
Example: The scientist substantiated her hypothesis with extensive experimental data.
18 Notorious (adjective)
Synonyms: Infamous, Disreputable, Ill-famed, Scandalous
Antonyms: Reputable, Respectable, Esteemed, Honorable
Example: The gang was notorious for its daring daylight robberies.
19 Explicit (adjective)
Synonyms: Clear, Unequivocal, Unambiguous, Definite
Antonyms: Implicit, Vague, Ambiguous, Obscure
Example: The teacher gave explicit instructions so no one would misunderstand the assignment.
20 Adverse (adjective)
Synonyms: Unfavorable, Harmful, Detrimental, Negative
Antonyms: Favorable, Beneficial, Advantageous, Helpful
Example: The project was delayed due to adverse weather conditions.
1 Endemic (adjective)
Synonyms: Indigenous, Native, Local, Autochthonous
Antonyms: Foreign, Alien, Imported, Cosmopolitan
Example: Dengue is endemic to many tropical regions where mosquitoes breed year-round.
2 Skewed (adjective)
Synonyms: Biased, Slanted, Distorted, Asymmetrical
Antonyms: Balanced, Impartial, Symmetrical, Straight
Example: The survey results were skewed because the sample included only urban respondents.
3 Dormant (adjective)
Synonyms: Inactive, Latent, Quiescent, Inert
Antonyms: Active, Vigorous, Operational, Dynamic
Example: The volcano has been dormant for centuries, but scientists still monitor it closely.
4 Fraught (adjective)
Synonyms: Laden, Replete, Tense, Anxious
Antonyms: Empty, Devoid, Calm, Untroubled
Example: The peace talks were fraught with misunderstandings and last-minute objections.
5 Undermine (verb)
Synonyms: Weaken, Erode, Subvert, Undercut
Antonyms: Strengthen, Bolster, Fortify, Support
Example: Spreading half-truths can undermine public trust in institutions.
6 Belittle (verb)
Synonyms: Disparage, Deprecate, Demean, Downplay
Antonyms: Praise, Exalt, Applaud, Compliment
Example: It’s unprofessional to belittle a colleague’s ideas during a meeting.
7 Supplant (verb)
Synonyms: Replace, Displace, Oust, Supersede
Antonyms: Retain, Reinstate, Preserve, Uphold
Example: The startup’s innovative app may supplant several outdated tools in the market.
8 Morbid (adjective)
Synonyms: Macabre, Ghoulish, Grisly, Pathological
Antonyms: Wholesome, Healthy, Cheerful, Uplifting
Example: The documentary’s morbid details about the crime scene made several viewers uncomfortable.
9 Lucrative (adjective)
Synonyms: Profitable, Remunerative, Gainful, Bankable
Antonyms: Unprofitable, Loss-making, Unremunerative, Unviable
Example: With minimal overheads, the consulting gig turned into a highly lucrative venture within months.
10 Obstinate (adjective)
Synonyms: Stubborn, Adamant, Intransigent, Pigheaded
Antonyms: Flexible, Yielding, Compliant, Amenable
Example: Even after the committee’s clarifications, he stayed obstinate and rejected every suggestion.
11 Dearth (noun)
Synonyms: Scarcity, Paucity, Shortage, Deficiency
Antonyms: Abundance, Plenty, Profusion, Surplus
Example: A dearth of skilled teachers hampered the school’s new program.
12 Profuse (adjective)
Synonyms: Abundant, Copious, Lavish, Plentiful
Antonyms: Scarce, Sparse, Meager, Insufficient
Example: He offered profuse apologies for the confusion caused during the meeting.
13 Laudatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Complimentary, Praising, Eulogistic, Panegyrical
Antonyms: Critical, Disparaging, Condemnatory, Pejorative
Example: The panel released a laudatory report highlighting the scientist’s groundbreaking research.
14 Stark (adjective)
Synonyms: Harsh, Severe, Barren, Unadorned
Antonyms: Lush, Ornate, Subtle, Gentle
Example: The desert presented a stark landscape, stretching endlessly without any vegetation.
15 Immaculate (adjective)
Synonyms: Spotless, Pristine, Flawless, Unblemished
Antonyms: Stained, Tainted, Flawed, Dirty
Example: She maintained an immaculate workspace where every file was in its place.
16 Prolific (adjective)
Synonyms: Productive, Fruitful, Abundant, Fertile
Antonyms: Unproductive, Barren, Sterile, Sparse
Example: The prolific novelist released three bestsellers in a single year.
17 Inept (adjective)
Synonyms: Incompetent, Clumsy, Unskilled, Bungling
Antonyms: Competent, Skillful, Adept, Proficient
Example: His inept handling of the negotiations cost the company a valuable client.
18 Treacherous (adjective)
Synonyms: Perfidious, Deceitful, Untrustworthy, Treasonous
Antonyms: Loyal, Faithful, Trustworthy, Safe
Example: The agent’s treacherous act of leaking classified plans jeopardized the entire mission.
19 Convoluted (adjective)
Synonyms: Complex, Intricate, Labyrinthine, Byzantine
Antonyms: Simple, Straightforward, Clear, Uncomplicated
Example: The professor’s explanation was so convoluted that even bright students struggled to grasp the main idea.
20 Audacious (adjective)
Synonyms: Bold, Daring, Fearless, Adventurous
Antonyms: Timid, Cautious, Fearful, Hesitant
Example: His audacious plan to start a business with no funding surprised everyone.
1 Disseminate (verb)
Synonyms: Spread, Circulate, Propagate, Disperse
Antonyms: Conceal, Suppress, Withhold, Contain
Example: The organisation uses social media to disseminate information about health and hygiene.
2 Anomaly (noun)
Synonyms: Irregularity, Aberration, Deviation, Exception
Antonyms: Normality, Regularity, Conformity, Usualness
Example: The sudden drop in temperature was an anomaly in an otherwise warm month.
3 Tentative (adjective)
Synonyms: Provisional, Uncertain, Hesitant, Experimental
Antonyms: Definite, Certain, Final, Confident
Example: Their travel plans are still tentative and may change depending on the weather.
4 Contentious (adjective)
Synonyms: Controversial, Disputable, Debatable, Argumentative
Antonyms: Uncontroversial, Undisputed, Agreeable, Harmonious
Example: The new policy became a contentious issue among the members of the committee.
5 Orthodox (adjective)
Synonyms: Traditional, Conservative, Conventional, Old-fashioned
Antonyms: Modern, Liberal, Progressive, Unconventional
Example: His orthodox views on marriage often clash with the younger generation’s ideas.
6 Integral (adjective)
Synonyms: Essential, Fundamental, Crucial, Inseparable
Antonyms: Nonessential, Optional, Superfluous, Extraneous
Example: Trust is an integral part of any successful relationship.
7 Redundant (adjective)
Synonyms: Superfluous, Unnecessary, Excess, Surplus
Antonyms: Essential, Necessary, Indispensable, Crucial
Example: With the new software in place, many old manual procedures became redundant.
8 Negligible (adjective)
Synonyms: Trivial, Insignificant, Minimal, Slight
Antonyms: Significant, Considerable, Substantial, Important
Example: The difference in their test scores was negligible, so both were considered equally good.
9 Prevalent (adjective)
Synonyms: Widespread, Common, Rampant, Pervasive
Antonyms: Rare, Uncommon, Infrequent, Exceptional
Example: Smoking was once prevalent in public places, but strict laws have reduced it significantly.
10 Intricate (adjective)
Synonyms: Complex, Complicated, Elaborate, Involved
Antonyms: Simple, Plain, Clear, Straightforward
Example: The artisan spent months creating the intricate patterns on the palace ceiling.
1 Imperative (adjective)
Synonyms: Essential, Crucial, Mandatory, Urgent
Antonyms: Optional, Nonessential, Unnecessary, Voluntary
Example: It is imperative to follow safety guidelines while working in a laboratory.
2 Analogy (noun)
Synonyms: Similarity, Parallel, Likeness, Correspondence
Antonyms: Difference, Dissimilarity, Contrast, Unlikeness
Example: The teacher used an analogy of a seed growing into a tree to explain the concept of personal development.
3 Innate (adjective)
Synonyms: Inborn, Inherent, Natural, Instinctive
Antonyms: Acquired, Learned, Artificial, External
Example: Her innate ability to understand people makes her an excellent counselor.
4 Discrepancy (noun)
Synonyms: Inconsistency, Difference, Variation, Divergence
Antonyms: Consistency, Similarity, Agreement, Conformity
Example: The auditor found a major discrepancy between the company’s sales records and bank statements.
5 Prerequisite (noun)
Synonyms: Requirement, Precondition, Necessity, Qualification
Antonyms: Result, Consequence, Optional, Nonessential
Example: Basic knowledge of computers is a prerequisite for this advanced programming course.
6 Sporadic (adjective)
Synonyms: Irregular, Occasional, Intermittent, Scattered
Antonyms: Constant, Continuous, Regular, Steady
Example: Due to sporadic rains, the farmers could not plan their sowing properly.
7 Eclectic (adjective)
Synonyms: Diverse, Varied, Mixed, Wide-ranging
Antonyms: Narrow, Uniform, Exclusive, Limited
Example: Her taste in music is eclectic she enjoys everything from classical symphonies to modern hip-hop.
8 Transient (adjective)
Synonyms: Temporary, Fleeting, Short-lived, Momentary
Antonyms: Permanent, Lasting, Enduring, Stable
Example: The beauty of a rainbow istransient; it appears for a moment and then fades away.
9 Conscientious (adjective)
Synonyms: Diligent, Scrupulous, Meticulous, Dutiful
Antonyms: Careless, Negligent, Indifferent, Irresponsible
Example: She is a conscientious student who always completes her assignments on time and with great care.
10 Elusive (adjective)
Synonyms: Evasive, Mysterious, Slippery, Enigmatic
Antonyms: Clear, Definite, Obvious, Accessible
Example: The solution to the complex puzzle remained elusive despite hours of effort.
11 Pedantic (adjective)
Synonyms: Nitpicking, Fussy, Over-scrupulous, Didactic
Antonyms: Easygoing, Informal, Careless, Casual
Example: The professor’s pedantic comments about grammar made the students afraid to speak in class.
12 Conducive (adjective)
Synonyms: Favourable, Helpful, Beneficial, Advantageous
Antonyms: Unfavourable, Hindering, Obstructive, Detrimental
Example: A quiet environment is conducive to effective studying and deep concentration.
13 Implicit (adjective)
Synonyms: Implied, Tacit, Unspoken, Inherent
Antonyms: Explicit, Stated, Direct, Expressed
Example: There was an implicit trust between the two partners, even though they never signed a formal agreement.
14 Abashed (adjective)
Synonyms: Embarrassed, Ashamed, Humiliated, Mortified
Antonyms: Confident, Unabashed, Composed, Self-assured
Example: He looked abashed when the teacher pointed out his mistake in front of the whole class.
15 Stringent (adjective)
Synonyms: Strict, Rigorous, Severe, Stern
Antonyms: Lenient, Flexible, Mild, Easygoing
Example: The university has stringent rules regarding plagiarism and academic misconduct.
16 Derivative (noun)
Synonyms: Derived, Imitative, Borrowed, Secondary
Antonyms: Original, Primary, Independent, Authentic
Example: The movie’s plot felt derivative because it closely resembled several earlier films.
17 Amelioration (noun)
Synonyms: Improvement, Betterment, Enhancement, Upgradation
Antonyms: Worsening, Deterioration, Decline, Aggravation
Example: The government introduced several policies for the amelioration of living conditions in rural areas.
18 Tenuous (adjective)
Synonyms: Weak, Flimsy, Fragile, Shaky
Antonyms: Strong, Solid, Firm, Robust
Example: The lawyer’s argument was so tenuous that the judge dismissed it quickly.
19 Candour (noun)
Synonyms: Frankness, Openness, Honesty, Sincerity
Antonyms: Deceit, Dishonesty, Evasion, Guile
Example: Her candour during the meeting helped resolve the misunderstanding quickly.
20 Peripheral (adjective)
Synonyms: Marginal, Secondary, Tangential, Outlying
Antonyms: Central, Main, Essential, Core
Example: His involvement in the project was peripheral, as he only handled minor tasks.
1 Tenure (noun)
Synonyms: Term, Stint, Incumbency, Duration
Antonyms: Termination, Dismissal, Ouster, Transience
Example: After three years of probation, she was granted tenure at the university.
2 Remuneration (noun)
Synonyms: Compensation, Salary, Emolument, Recompense
Antonyms: Nonpayment, Deduction, Penalty, Forfeiture
Example: The employees demanded fair remuneration in line with industry standards.
3 Prerogative (noun)
Synonyms: Privilege, Entitlement, Perquisite, Right
Antonyms: Obligation, Prohibition, Limitation, Disqualification
Example: It is the President’s prerogative to grant pardons under the Constitution.
4 Gazette (noun)
Synonyms: Official journal, Government bulletin, Official newspaper, Public record
Antonyms: Unofficial publication, Private memo, Confidential note, Rumor
Example: The new rules were published in the official Gazette and came into force immediately.
5 Statute (noun)
Synonyms: Act, Law, Enactment, Ordinance
Antonyms: Custom, Convention, Common law, Anarchy
Example: The court upheld the statute regulating data protection for all companies.
6 Bipartisan (adjective)
Synonyms: Cross-party, Two-party, Across-the-aisle, Interparty
Antonyms: Partisan, One-sided, Unilateral, Divisive
Example: The reform bill gained bipartisan support and sailed through both houses.
7 Injunction (noun)
Synonyms: Interdict, Restraining order, Decree, Mandate
Antonyms: Permission, Authorization, Consent, License
Example: The court issued an injunction preventing the company from using the rival’s trademark.
8 Appropriation (noun)
Synonyms: Allocation, Allotment, Assignment, Earmarking
Antonyms: Restitution, Forfeiture, Withdrawal, Disallowance
Example: Parliament passed the Appropriation Bill to authorize government expenditure for the year.
9 Precedent (noun)
Synonyms: Example, Benchmark, Exemplar, Paradigm
Antonyms: Novelty, Originality, Innovation, Unprecedented
Example: The judge followed the Supreme Court precedent to resolve the dispute.
10 Jurisdiction (noun)
Synonyms: Authority, Competence, Purview, Remit
Antonyms: Powerlessness, Incompetence, Illegitimacy, Exemption
Example: The court dismissed the petition, stating that the dispute lay outside its jurisdiction.
11 Moratorium (noun)
Synonyms: Suspension, Freeze, Abeyance, Stay
Antonyms: Continuation, Resumption, Authorization, Enforcement
Example: The central bank announced a six-month moratorium on loan repayments during the crisis.
12 Ordinance (noun)
Synonyms: Decree, Edict, Directive, Mandate
Antonyms: Repeal, Revocation, Annulment, Abrogation
Example: The government issued an ordinance to regulate digital platforms during the interim period.
13 Proviso (noun)
Synonyms: Condition, Stipulation, Clause, Reservation
Antonyms: Approval, Consent, Freedom, Unconditionality
Example: The funding was approved with the proviso that the reports be submitted quarterly.
14 Impetus (noun)
Synonyms: Stimulus, Momentum, Incentive, Catalyst
Antonyms: Hindrance, Impediment, Deterrent, Obstacle
Example: The government’s tax cuts provided fresh impetus to the manufacturing sector.
15 Corpus (noun)
Synonyms: Collection, Anthology, Compilation, Body
Antonyms: Fragment, Excerpt, Snippet, Portion
Example: The researchers built their dictionary from a massive corpus of contemporary Indian English.
16 Outlay (noun)
Synonyms: Expenditure, Spending, Disbursement, Expense
Antonyms: Income, Revenue, Receipt, Saving
Example: The startup’s initial outlay on research and equipment was higher than expected.
17 Fiscal (adjective)
Synonyms: Financial, Budgetary, Revenue, Treasury
Antonyms: Nonfinancial, Nonfiscal, Private, Monetary
Example: The government announced new fiscal measures to narrow the budget deficit.
18 Oversight ()
Synonyms: Omission, Lapse, Negligence, Inadvertence
Antonyms: Attention, Vigilance, Diligence, Scrutiny
Example: Due to an oversight, the client’s name was misspelled on the certificate.
19 Compliance (noun)
Synonyms: Conformity, Adherence, Obedience, Observance
Antonyms: Defiance, Noncompliance, Disobedience, Resistance
Example: The company improved data security to ensure full compliance with the new regulations.
20 Consensus (noun)
Synonyms: Agreement, Accord, Unanimity, Concurrence
Antonyms: Disagreement, Dissent, Conflict, Discord
Example: After lengthy discussions, the committee finally reached a consensus on the policy changes.
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