1 Prudent (adjective)
Synonyms: Wise, Sensible, Cautious, Judicious
Antonyms: Reckless, Careless, Foolish, Impulsive
Example: It is always prudent to save money for emergencies.
2 Tackled (verb)
Synonyms: Gear, Equipment, Apparatus, Outfit
Antonyms: Encouragement, Aid, Assistance, Help
Example: The police officer tackled him as he tried to escape.
3 Impose (verb)
Synonyms: Foist, Force, Thrust, Inflict.
Antonyms: Disorder, Displace, Forge, Overlook.
Example: I don't want them to impose their religious beliefs on my children.
4 Consider (verb)
Synonyms: Contemplated, Pondered, Evaluated, Deliberated
Antonyms: Ignored, Neglected, Disregarded, Overlooked
Example: She carefully considered all the options before making her choice.
5 Intervention (noun)
Synonyms: Interference, Mediation, Arbitration, Intercede
Antonyms: Combine, Connect, Join, Unite
Example: Military intervention in the crisis.
6 Consume (verb)
Synonyms: Drinking, Expenditure, Utilization, Burning
Antonyms: Building, Construction, Creation, Development
Example: Most of the wine was unfit for human consumption.
7 Adversely (adverb)
Synonyms: Negatively, Unfavorably, Disapprovingly, Disdainfully
Antonyms: Positively, Favorably, Appreciatively, Approvingly
Example: These measures adversely affected the welfare programmes of the country.
8 Ambition (noun)
Synonyms: Aspiring, Determined, Forceful, Pushy
Antonyms: Lethargic, Unenthusiastic, Content, Easy
Example: Your plans for the future are very ambitious.
9 Worsened (verb)
Synonyms: Aggravate, Exacerbate, Compound, Intensify
Antonyms: Recovery, Rehabilitation, Healing, Convalescence
Example: The political situation is steadily worsening.
10 Hostile (adjective)
Synonyms: Adverse, Belligerent, Bitter, Contentious
Antonyms: Agreeable, Aiding, Favorable, Friendly
Example: The Governor faced hostile crowds when he visited the town yesterday.
11 Evaluation (noun)
Synonyms: Assesses, Estimates, Values, Appraises
Antonyms: Reject, Spurn, Ignore, Oppose
Example: It's impossible to evaluate these results without knowing more about the research methods employed.
12 Effectively (adverb)
Synonyms: Adequate, Compelling, Competent, Direct
Antonyms: Helpless, Impotent, Inadequate, Incapable
Example: His troops have now assumed effective control of the area.
13 Vast (adjective)
Synonyms: Ample, Big, Boundless, Broad
Antonyms: Bounded, Calculable, Ending, Finite
Example: She has a vast amount of knowledge on this subject.
14 Crucial (adjective)
Synonyms: Pivotal, Critical, Key, Climacteric
Antonyms: Inessential, Insignificant, Minor, Optional
Example: It's crucial that we arrive before 8 o'clock.
15 Impact (noun)
Synonyms: Effect, Influence, Consequence, Repercussion
Antonyms: Weakness, Helplessness, Impotence, Powerlessness
Example: We need to be concerned about the environmental impacts of all this construction.
16 Scrambling (noun)
Synonyms: Clamber, Climb, Crawl, Scrabble
Antonyms: Retreat, Rest, Stay, Stop.
Example: We scrambled up the hill.
17 Aspirations (noun)
Synonyms: Desire, Hope, Longing, Yearning
Antonyms: Apathy, Dislike, Indifference, Laziness
Example: She talked about her hopes and aspirations.
18 Severely (adverb)
Synonyms: Acute, Serious, Grave, Critical
Antonyms: Minor, Negligible, Gentle, Amenable
Example: The storm caused severe damage to the roof.
19 Halted (verb)
Synonyms: Awkward, Clumsy, Labored, Stumbling
Antonyms: Adroit, Clever, Dexterous, Easy
Example: She answered in a halting voice.
20 Spanning (verb)
Synonyms: Approaching, Continuing, Lengthening, Ranging
Antonyms: Terminate, End, Cease, Finish
Example: After making over 150 films spanning 48 years, he has proven his staying power.
1 Comprehensive (adjective)
Synonyms: Broad, Complete, Encyclopedic, Exhaustive
Antonyms: Empty, Incomplete, Limited, Narrow
Example: The Rough Guide to Nepal is a comprehensive guide to the region.
2 Deliberately (adverb)
Synonyms: Thought, Thinking, Consideration, Reflection.
Antonyms: Haste, Accidental, Impulsive, Precipitate.
Example: After hours of deliberation, the council came to a decision.
3 Utilising (verb)
Synonyms: Application, Discharge, Employment, Usage
Antonyms: Dissatisfaction, Failure, Idleness
Example: The full utilization of facilities.
4 Expansion (noun)
Synonyms: Enlarge, Swell, Dilate, Inflate.
Antonyms: Shrink, Contract, Condense, Scale Down.
Example: His business has expanded to serve the entire state.
5 Elaborately (adverb)
Synonyms: Perfected, Painstaking, Involved
Antonyms: Easy, Facile, Natural, Simple
Example: They made elaborate preparations for his visit.
6 Laundering (verb)
Synonyms: Clean, Administration, Management
Antonyms: Dirty, Bedraggled, Begrimed
Example: Hunsaker was laundering the profits through his bank.
7 Enforcement (noun)
Synonyms: Imposition, Implementation, Application, Administration
Antonyms: Abandon, Disregard, Forgetfulness, Neglect
Example: The enforcement of such regulations may be difficult where monitoring is poor or testing is accessed from foreign jurisdictions.
8 Seeking (verb)
Synonyms: Explore, Follow, Investigate, Pursue
Antonyms: Ignore, Shun, Answer, Find
Example: The office is seeking a salesperson.
9 Granted (adjective)
Synonyms: Allowed, Permitted, Conceded, Authorized
Antonyms: Denied, Refused, Rejected, Withheld
Example: She was granted permission to attend the conference.
10 Confiscating (verb)
Synonyms: Seize, Attach, Expropriate, Sequester
Antonyms: Render, Yield, Deliver, Relinquish
Example: The guards confiscated his camera.
1 Hazardous (adjective)
Synonyms: Dangerous, Risky, Perilous, Unsafe
Antonyms: Safe, Harmless, Secure, Risk-free
Example: The workers wore protective gear while handling hazardous chemicals.
2 Scavenging (verb)
Synonyms: Foraging, Rummaging, Scouring, Salvaging
Antonyms: Discarding, Ignoring, Rejecting, Neglecting
Example: The birds were scavenging for food in the garbage dump.
3 Concerned (adjective)
Synonyms: Worried, Anxious, Troubled, Distressed
Antonyms: Unconcerned, Carefree, Indifferent, Untroubled
Example: She was concerned about the safety of her children.
4 Ceased (verb)
Synonyms: Closed, Concluded, Decided, Ended
Antonyms: Continued, Persisted, Prolonged, Extended
Example: The factory will cease operations this autumn.
5 Referred (verb)
Synonyms: Assign, Attribute, Hint, Indicate
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Remove, Insert
Example: I referred to my notes.
6 Fraternity (noun)
Synonyms: Organization, Association, Institution, Brotherhood
Antonyms: Enmity, Malevolence, Animosity, Disagreement
Example: Members of the hunting fraternity.
7 Dignity (noun)
Synonyms: Decency, Decorum, Grace, Grandeur
Antonyms: Dishonor, Evil, Immorality, Indecency
Example: She comported herself with great dignity at her husband's funeral.
8 Complied (verb)
Synonyms: Adherence, Conformance, Conformity, Observation
Antonyms: Defiance, Disobedience, Intractability, Recalcitrance
Example: We monitor firms to ensure compliance with the law.
9 Eradicate (verb)
Synonyms: Abolish, Annihilate, Eliminate, Erase
Antonyms: Bear, Build, Create, Ratify
Example: We can eradicate this disease from the world.
10 Fatal (adjective)
Synonyms: Disastrous, Catastrophic, Unfortunate, Destructive
Antonyms: Fortuitous, Lucky, Fortunate, Happy
Example: As a result of the significant head injuries and other injuries, the motorcyclist suffered a fatality.
11 Anonymity (noun)
Synonyms: Obscurity, Silence, Oblivion, Nowhere
Antonyms: Reputation, Fame, Notoriety, Celebrity
Example: They are trying to protect their child's anonymity.
12 Consultation (noun)
Synonyms: Conferring, Discussing, Counselling, Talking
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Dismiss, Disregard
Example: She consulted many respectable people in the village, but none could see a way out of the difficulty.
13 Ramming (verb)
Synonyms: Bump, Collide, Slam, Bang
Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Halt, Help
Example: He rammed his stick into the ground.
14 Claiming (verb)
Synonyms: Assert, Declare, Profess, Affirm
Antonyms: Disclaim, Answer, Honesty, Truth
Example: The man claimed (that) he was a long-lost relative.
15 Coercive (adjective)
Synonyms: Duress, Intimidation, Persuasion, Bullying
Antonyms: Consent, Agreement, Approval, Permission
Example: It was vital that the elections should be free of coercion or intimidation.
16 Confrontation (noun)
Synonyms: Accost, Defy, Encounter, Meet
Antonyms: Avoid, Dodge, Evade, Surrender
Example: They confronted the invaders at the shore.
17 Inciting (verb)
Synonyms: Agitate, Arouse, Inspire, Instigate
Antonyms: Block, Calm, Dampen, Depress
Example: He incited loyal subjects to rebellion.
18 Described (verb)
Synonyms: Portray, Define, Detail, Express
Antonyms: Confuse, Distort, Suppress, Twisted
Example: He described his experiences in a letter to his parents.
19 Disputed (verb)
Synonyms: Debate, Discuss, Quarrel, Argue
Antonyms: Certain, Definite, Sure, Agreeable
Example: You can dispute your bill if you believe it is inaccurate.
20 Enhance (verb)
Synonyms: Intensify, Magnify, Amplify, Inflate
Antonyms: Decrease, Diminish, Discourage, Hurt
Example: You can enhance the flavor of the dish by using fresh herbs.
1 Remarkable (adjective)
Synonyms: Extraordinary, Notable, Outstanding, Exceptional
Antonyms: Ordinary, Unremarkable, Common, Average
Example: She made a remarkable recovery after the surgery.
2 Evolution (noun)
Synonyms: Derive, Emerge, Expand, Get
Antonyms: Leave, Lessen, Stop, Lose
Example: The company has evolved over the years into a multi-million-dollar organization.
3 Affirmative (adjective)
Synonyms: Assert, Confirm, Declare, Guarantee
Antonyms: Deny, Forget, Refute, Disavow
Example: He was affirmed as a candidate.
4 Vague (adjective)
Synonyms: Unclear, Indistinct, Ambiguous, Obscure
Antonyms: Clear, Definite, Explicit, Precise
Example: Her instructions were so vague that no one knew what to do.
5 Intellectual (adjective)
Synonyms: Ability, Acumen, Genius, Intelligence
Antonyms: Ignorance, Inability, Inanity, Ineptness
Example: She has a sharp/keen intellect.
6 Navigated (verb)
Synonyms: Guidance, Direction, Steering, Piloting
Antonyms: Misguidance, Disorientation, Confusion, Aimlessness
Example: The ship's navigation system helped them reach the island safely.
7 Comprised (verb)
Synonyms: Compose, Constitute, Contain, Cover
Antonyms: Abandon, Destroy, Exclude, Neglect
Example: Each army division comprised 4,500 troops.
8 Mounting (noun)
Synonyms: Ascend, Climb, Rise, Increase
Antonyms: Descend, Dismount, Decrease, Decline
Example: The pressure began to mount as the deadline approached.
9 Litigation (noun)
Synonyms: Lawsuit, Case, Action, Cause.
Antonyms: Acquittal, Happiness, Peace.
Example: The alleged victims have elected to pursue litigation.
10 Delay (verb)
Synonyms: Detain, Retard, Hinder, Hamper.
Antonyms: Continuation, Advance, Assistance, Beginning.
Example: The doctor wants to delay surgery for a few weeks.
11 Enacted (verb)
Synonyms: Constitute, Legislate, Approve, Make
Antonyms: Repeal, Revoke, Rescind, Abolish
Example: Congress will enact legislation related to that issue.
12 Convince (verb)
Synonyms: Cogent, Persuasive, Powerful, Potent
Antonyms: Implausible, Impotent, Improbable, Ineffective
Example: Your argument isn't very convincing.
13 Lashed (verb)
Synonyms: Whipped, Struck, Bound, Tied
Antonyms: Released, Untied, Freed, Loosened
Example: The sailor lashed the ropes tightly to secure the boat.
14 Desire (verb)
Synonyms: Ambition, Appetite, Aspiration, Craving
Antonyms: Apathy, Disgust, Disinterest, Dislike
Example: Everyone has a desire for peace.
15 Diverse (adjective)
Synonyms: Various, Distinct, Varied, Multifarious
Antonyms: Similar, Uniform, Identical, Homogeneous
Example: The city is known for its diverse culture and traditions.
16 Lack (noun)
Synonyms: Absence, Dearth, Inadequacy, Loss
Antonyms: Enough, Excess, Plenty, Success
Example: Sam did not lack for friends.
17 Refrain (verb)
Synonyms: Abstain, Avoid, Cease, Curb
Antonyms: Carry On, Continue, Indulge, Keep On
Example: I was going to make a joke but I refrained.
18 Proportional (adjective)
Synonyms: Proportional, Commensurate, Comparable, Balanced
Antonyms: Disproportionate, Asymmetric, Twisted, Irregular
Example: Increasing costs resulted in proportionate increases in prices.
19 Marginalized (verb)
Synonyms: Criticize, Demean, Deprecate, Diminish.
Antonyms: Elevated, Praised, Promoted, Celebrated.
Example: The effect of this has been to increasingly marginalize the local authority sector.
20 Necessitated (verb)
Synonyms: Entail, Involve, Demand, Require
Antonyms: Calculate, Check, Delay, Disallow.
Example: Reduction in government spending will necessitate further cuts in public services.
1 Threats (noun)
Synonyms: Warning, Ultimatum, Commination, Menaces
Antonyms: Certainty, Safety, Surety.
Example: The country is a great/major/serious threat to world peace.
2 Afflicting (verb)
Synonyms: Tormenting, Troubling, Agonizing, Oppressing
Antonyms: Comforting, Relieving, Soothing, Consoling
Example: The disease has been afflicting thousands of people in the region.
3 Subsequently (adverb)
Synonyms: Afterwards, Finally, Later, Latterly
Antonyms: Earlier, Former, Prior, Previous
Example: I heard subsequently that she had left.
4 Diagnosed (verb)
Synonyms: Analyze, Determine, Investigate, Pinpoint
Antonyms: Miss, Overlook, Misdiagnose
Example: She was diagnosed as having cancer.
5 Contaminated (adjective)
Synonyms: Corrupt, Harm, Infect, Injure
Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Clean, Fix
Example: The water was contaminated with chemicals.
6 Referral (noun)
Synonyms: Assign, Attribute, Hint, Indicate
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Remove, Insert
Example: I referred to my notes.
7 Fatigue (noun)
Synonyms: Tired, Exhausted, Waste, Drained
Antonyms: Strengthen, Activate, Energize, Relaxed
Example: They showed no signs of fatigue.
8 Congested (adjective)
Synonyms: Crowding, Obstruction, Blockage, Stoppage
Antonyms: Empty, Vacant, Barren, Devoid
Example: This will, it is hoped, take traffic off the roads and help to ease congestion.
9 Prevalence (noun)
Synonyms: Conventional, Frequent, Current, Popular
Antonyms: Different, Exceptional, Infrequent, Irregular
Example: The social ills prevalent in society today.
10 Occurs (verb)
Synonyms: Appear, Arise, Develop, Ensue
Antonyms: Hide, Precede, Stop
Example: The accident occurred at dawn.
11 Federal (adjective)
Synonyms: Confederacy, Union, Coalition, Alliance.
Antonyms: Division, Separation, Disunion.
Example: The organization emerged from a federation of six national agencies.
12 Compelling (adjective)
Synonyms: Coerced, Forced, Obligated, Constrained
Antonyms: Freed, Released, Allowed, Permitted
Example: He felt compelled to apologize after his rude behavior.
13 Initiated (verb)
Synonyms: Begin, Commence, Inaugurate, Institute
Antonyms: Block, Cease, Close, Complete
Example: Doctors have initiated a series of tests to determine the cause of the problem.
14 Prominent (adjective)
Synonyms: Remarkable, Conspicuous, Noticeable, Commanding
Antonyms: Depressed, Faint, Invisible, Obscure
Example: She has a rather prominent nose.
15 Derogatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Disparaging, Belittling, Diminishing, Slighting.
Antonyms: Complimentary, Flattering, Appreciative, Praising.
Example: He refused to withdraw derogatory remarks made about his boss.
16 Eliminate (verb)
Synonyms: Cancel, Defeat, Disqualify, Eradicate
Antonyms: Create, Establish, Help, Hold
Example: When a player gets 100 points, he is eliminated from further play.
17 Nominated (verb)
Synonyms: Approved, Proposed, Suggested, Called
Antonyms: Dismissed, Expelled, Discharged, Fired
Example: We expect the party to nominate him for president.
18 Opting (verb)
Synonyms: Appointed, Announced, Anointed, Approved
Antonyms: Refuse, Reject, Decline, Negative
Example: She was offered a job but opted to go to college instead.
19 Consistency (noun)
Synonyms: Dependable, Logical, Persistent, Rational
Antonyms: Conflictive, Incompatible, Improper
Example: Her work is of a consistent standard.
20 Apparent (adjective)
Synonyms: Possible, Probable, Supposed, Credible
Antonyms: Unlikely, Doubtful, Dubious, Equivocal
Example: From the beginning, it was apparent that she was not an ordinary child.
1 Massive (adjective)
Synonyms: Big, Colossal, Enormous, Extensive
Antonyms: Tiny, Small, Minuscule, Petite
Example: The fort had massive walls.
2 Defeated (adjective)
Synonyms: Dejected, Dispirited, Disconsolate, Depressed
Antonyms: Proud, Jubilant, Exultant, Rejoicing
Example: She was defeated by the last steep hill.
3 Deposed (verb)
Synonyms: Demote, Dethrone, Dismiss, Impeach
Antonyms: Allow, Obey, Promote, Upgrade
Example: The people deposed the dictator.
4 Restore (verb)
Synonyms: Repairing, Fixing, Mending, Refurbishment
Antonyms: Destruction, Abolition, Neglect
Example: The building is undergoing restoration.
5 Consent (noun)
Synonyms: Acquiescence, Approval, Assent, Authorization
Antonyms: Denial, Disagreement, Disapproval, Dissent
Example: He was reluctant at first but finally consented.
6 Designate (verb)
Synonyms: Appoint, Nominate, Depute, Delegate
Antonyms: Avoidable, Unscheduled
Example: She has been designated to organize the meeting.
7 Vesting (noun)
Synonyms: Endow, Lodge, Lay, Place
Antonyms: Refuse, Take, Dislodge, Leave
Example: He has been vested with the power/authority to implement whatever changes he sees fit.
8 Concessions (noun)
Synonyms: Negotiation, Compromise, Consensus, Agreement
Antonyms: Disavowal, Denial, Rejection, Repudiation
Example: They made no concessions to the enemy side.
9 Deemed (verb)
Synonyms: Alleged, Assumed, Putative, Regarded
Antonyms: Real, Actual, True
Example: The story was deemed too controversial and so they spiked it.
10 Mandatory (adjective)
Synonyms: Obligatory, Compulsory, Binding, Required
Antonyms: Optional, Inessential, Nonessential, Voluntary.
Example: The minister is calling for mandatory prison sentences for people who assault police officers.
11 Prospects (noun)
Synonyms: Anticipation, Chance, Expectation, Forecast
Antonyms: Hindrance, Adversity, Difficulty, Disadvantage
Example: She has good career prospects.
12 Harassment (noun)
Synonyms: Persecution, Harrying, Pestering, Badgering.
Antonyms: Cooperation, Assistance, Aid, Comfort.
Example: The university condemns all forms of harassment.
13 Sweeping (adjective)
Synonyms: Broad, Comprehensive, Exhaustive, Extensive
Antonyms: Narrow, Partial, Restricted, Superficial
Example: He dismissed the idea with a sweeping motion of his arm.
14 Credible (adjective)
Synonyms: Acceptable, Reliable, Valid, Tenable
Antonyms: Untrustworthy, Deceptive, Dishonest, Irresponsible.
Example: Her claims seem credible to many.
15 Suspects (verb)
Synonyms: Alleged, Guessed, Presumed, Assumed
Antonyms: Innocent, Known, Trusted, Trustworthy
Example: He's suspected in four burglaries.
16 Persecution (noun)
Synonyms: Oppression, Harassment, Victimization, Torment
Antonyms: Protection, Support, Shelter, Assistance
Example: The country's leaders relentlessly persecuted those who fought against the regime.
17 Pursue (verb)
Synonyms: Follow, Chase, Hunt, Stalk
Antonyms: Avoid, Flee, Aid, Assist
Example: The criminal is being pursued by police.
18 Embroiled (verb)
Synonyms: Involve, Entangle, Ensnare, Enmesh.
Antonyms: Aid, Arrange, Assist, Calm.
Example: His stand on this issue has embroiled him in controversy.
19 Evacuated (verb)
Synonyms: Expulsion, Clearing, Discharge, Emptying
Antonyms: Retention, Arrival, Coming, Entrance
Example: They organized the evacuation of the town.
20 Encouraged (verb)
Synonyms: Embolden, Inspire, Reassure, Restore
Antonyms: Discourage, Dishearten, Dissuade, Hurt
Example: The intention is to encourage new writing talent.
1 Betray (verb)
Synonyms: Abandon, Deceive, Forsake, Mislead
Antonyms: Devotion, Faithfulness, Fidelity, Frankness
Example: They betrayed their country by selling its secrets to other governments.
2 Ruined (adjective)
Synonyms: Destroyed, Wrecked, Shattered, Devastated
Antonyms: Restored, Repaired, Preserved, Rebuilt
Example: The storm ruined the entire crop for the season.
3 Appealed (verb)
Synonyms: Application, Bid, Call, Claim
Antonyms: Answer, Reply, Denial, Disavowal
Example: The mayor made an appeal to the people of the city to stay calm.
4 Abrogation (noun)
Synonyms: Abolish, Annul, Invalidate, Nullify
Antonyms: Approve, Enact, Pass, Permit
Example: He seemed to abrogate his duty to withhold law and order.
5 Reiterated (verb)
Synonyms: Repeat, Restate, Retell, Iterate
Antonyms: Differ, Oppose, Reverse.
Example: The government has reiterated its refusal to compromise with terrorists.
6 Vowed (verb)
Synonyms: Swear, Pledge, Promise, Affirm
Antonyms: Deny, Disavow, Break, Breach
Example: From that day on, she vowed never to trust him again.
7 Excise (noun)
Synonyms: Surcharge, Tariff, Customs, Duty
Antonyms: Tax, Levy, Impose, Fine
Example: New car buyers will be hit by increases in taxes and excise.
8 Ensure (verb)
Synonyms: Secure, Guarantee, Warrant, Certify
Antonyms: Hurt, Forget, Ignore, Invalidate.
Example: The company's sole concern is to ensure the safety of its employees.
9 Scam (noun)
Synonyms: Blackmail, Deceit, Deception, Extortion
Antonyms: Candor, Honesty, Ingenuousness, Sincerity
Example: She was the victim of an insurance scam.
10 References (noun)
Synonyms: Allusion, Hint, Innuendo, Mention
Antonyms: Unacknowledged, Rejection, Distrust, Disapproval
Example: Her former teacher gave her a reference when she applied for the job.
11 Lauds (noun)
Synonyms: Renowned, Cheered, Extolled, Hailed
Antonyms: Slammed, Knocked, Panned, Disparaged
Example: Many people lauded her efforts to help the poor.
12 Diverse (adjective)
Synonyms: Various, Distinct, Varied, Multifarious
Antonyms: Similar, Uniform, Identical, Homogeneous
Example: The city is known for its diverse culture and traditions.
13 Achievement (noun)
Synonyms: Accomplish, Attain, Complete, Conclude
Antonyms: Abandon, Begin, Commence, Depart
Example: Most pupils are achieving the standards we set.
14 Instilling (verb)
Synonyms: Inculcate, Implant, Infuse, Ingrain
Antonyms: Neglect, Dislodge, Halt, Stop
Example: They have instilled a love of music in their children.
15 Narrative (noun)
Synonyms: Story, Chronology, History, Account
Antonyms: Truth, Fact, Reality, Materiality
Example: He is writing a detailed narrative of his life on the island.
16 Assured (adjective)
Synonyms: Encourage, Persuade, Reassure, Satisfy
Antonyms: Discourage, Dissuade, Distress
Example: I can assure you that you won't be disappointed.
17 Disruptive (adjective)
Synonyms: Disturb, Rattle, Agitate, Bollix
Antonyms: Appease, Soothe, Calm, Clear Up
Example: Protesters disrupted the conference.
18 Vibrant (adjective)
Synonyms: Spirited, Lively, Energetic, Sprightly
Antonyms: Spiritless, Listless, Dull, Dispirited
Example: She has a vibrant personality.
19 Exceptional (adjective)
Synonyms: Objection, Complaint, Question, Criticism
Antonyms: Approval, Willingness, Agreement, Sanction
Example: There is one notable exception to this rule.
20 Conferred (verb)
Synonyms: Granted, Awarded, Provided, Accorded
Antonyms: Revoked, Called, Rescinded, Repealed
Example: The powers conferred on the courts by Parliament.
1 Negotiating (verb)
Synonyms: Mediation, Settlement, Arrangement, Deal
Antonyms: Confuse, Contend, Disagree, Mix Up
Example: The customer wanted to negotiate over the price.
2 Brief (adjective)
Synonyms: Information, Orientation, Preparation, Rundown
Antonyms: Deliberate, Unhurried, Unrushed, Long
Example: They received thorough briefing before they left the country.
3 Clashed (verb)
Synonyms: Argument, Battle, Brawl, Conflict
Antonyms: Concord, Harmony, Peace, Truce
Example: Students clashed with police after demonstrations at five universities.
4 Conflict (noun)
Synonyms: Battle, Clash, Combat, Competition
Antonyms: Peace, Truce, Agreement, Calm
Example: There was a lot of conflict between him and his father.
5 Expressed (verb)
Synonyms: Communicate, Convey, Indicate, Show
Antonyms: Suppress, Restrict, Restrain, Stifle
Example: He expressed an interest in the product.
6 Detained (verb)
Synonyms: Arrested, Apprehended, Seized, Confined
Antonyms: Released, Emancipated, Free, Liberated
Example: They were detained by the police for questioning.
7 Crucial (adjective)
Synonyms: Pivotal, Critical, Key, Climacteric
Antonyms: Inessential, Insignificant, Minor, Optional
Example: It's crucial that we arrive before 8 o'clock.
8 Assisted (verb)
Synonyms: Help, Aid, Support, Cooperation
Antonyms: Hindrance, Obstruction, Interference, Impediment
Example: The project was completed on time with the assistance of the entire team.
9 Assumes (verb)
Synonyms: Accept, Conclude, Consider, Estimate
Antonyms: Abstain, Forget, Ignore, Neglect
Example: I assumed he was coming, so I was surprised when he didn't show up.
10 Envoy (noun)
Synonyms: Representative, Delegate, Deputy, Agent
Antonyms: Receiver, Nonrepresentative, Atypical, Undemocratic
Example: Bush sent a peace envoy to Northern Ireland.
11 Triggered (adjective)
Synonyms: Cause, Generate, Produce, Prompt
Antonyms: Destroy, End, Halt, Prevent
Example: His remarks triggered a public outcry.
12 Allied (adjective)
Synonyms: Associate, Colleague, Friend, Partner
Antonyms: Antagonist, Detractor, Enemy, Foe
Example: India and its Asian allies.
13 Plunge (verb)
Synonyms: Tumbled, Dipped, Declined, Plummeted
Antonyms: Lifted, Soared, Mounted, Arose
Example: He plunged the knife into the cake.
14 Collapse (verb)
Synonyms: Bankruptcy, Catastrophe, Crash, Debacle
Antonyms: Miracle, Success, Wonder, Creation
Example: Buildings collapsed by an earthquake.
15 Harshly (adverb)
Synonyms: Severe, Stern, Cruel, Rigid
Antonyms: Gentle, Soft, Kind, Mild
Example: The teacher’s harsh words left the student in tears.
16 Discouraged (adjective)
Synonyms: Dishearten, Dispirit, Demoralize, Depress
Antonyms: Encourage, Hearten, Encouraged, Optimistic
Example: We were discouraged by their lack of enthusiasm.
17 Appease (verb)
Synonyms: Mitigation, Moderation, Decrease, Mollification
Antonyms: Discomfort, Unrest, Suffering, Torture
Example: If that is not appeasement, I'd like to know what you call it.
18 Sweeping (adjective)
Synonyms: Broad, Comprehensive, Exhaustive, Extensive
Antonyms: Narrow, Partial, Restricted, Superficial
Example: He dismissed the idea with a sweeping motion of his arm.
19 Dissent (noun)
Synonyms: Discord, Strife, Friction, Conflict
Antonyms: Agreement, Peace, Harmony, Accord
Example: There were a couple of dissenting voices.
20 Execution (noun)
Synonyms: Accomplish, Achieve, Discharge, Effect
Antonyms: Clemency, Commutation, Forbearance, Forgiveness
Example: He was sentenced to execution by firing squad, but given life imprisonment because he had already served 12 years.
1 Affected (verb)
Synonyms: Afflicted, Concerned, Damaged, Distressed
Antonyms: Calm, Collected, Happy, Sane
Example: I find her rather affected.
2 Provision (noun)
Synonyms: Arrangement, Plan, Accouterment, Catering
Antonyms: Removal, Taking, Poison
Example: I carried my provisions in one large backpack.
3 Contended (verb)
Synonyms: Dispute, Disputation, Variance, Hostility
Antonyms: Agreement, Accord, Harmony, Peace.
Example: There has been too much contention in this family in recent years.
4 Prescribed (verb)
Synonyms: Ordered, Recommended, Directed, Mandated
Antonyms: Prohibited, Optional, Unspecified, Discouraged
Example: The doctor prescribed antibiotics to treat the infection.
5 Essential (adjective)
Synonyms: Crucial, Vital, Indispensable, Fundamental
Antonyms: Unnecessary, Nonessential, Insignificant, Trivial
Example: Water is essential for life.
6 Robustly (adverb)
Synonyms: Hale, Healthy, Sound, Well, Wholesome
Antonyms: Impotent, Incapable, Ineffective, Small, Unstable
Example: A robust pair of walking boots.
7 Tackle (noun)
Synonyms: Gear, Equipment, Apparatus, Outfit
Antonyms: Encouragement, Aid, Assistance, Help
Example: The police officer tackled him as he tried to escape.
8 Distortions (noun)
Synonyms: Alter, Belie, Deceive, Disfigure
Antonyms: Preserve, Straighten, Ascend, Build
Example: It creates needless distortions in the market.
9 Strained (adjective)
Synonyms: Ache, Anxiety, Bruise, Burden
Antonyms: Aid, Calmness, Ease, Health
Example: I strained my back trying to lift the couch.
10 Acknowledged (adjective)
Synonyms: Recognition, Acceptance, Confirmation, Affirmation
Antonyms: Denial, Rejection, Disregard, Dismissal
Example: She gave a nod of acknowledgment to the speaker.
1 Deserves (verb)
Synonyms: Earns, Merits, Justifies, Warrants
Antonyms: Disqualifies, Undeserving, Fails
Example: She deserves a promotion for her hard work and dedication.
2 Substantial (adjective)
Synonyms: Considerable, Generous, Significant, Sizeable
Antonyms: Insignificant, Intermittent, Selfish, Slight
Example: These changes are more symbolic than substantive.
3 Defeated (adjective)
Synonyms: Dejected, Dispirited, Disconsolate, Depressed
Antonyms: Proud, Jubilant, Exultant, Rejoicing
Example: She was defeated by the last steep hill.
4 Dedicated (adjective)
Synonyms: Committed, Devoted, Staunch, Stalwart
Antonyms: Apathetic, Disloyal, Inconstant, Indifferent
Example: I dedicated ten years of my life to the project.
5 Enrollment (noun)
Synonyms: Accept, Admit, Employ, Engage
Antonyms: Decline, Deny, Dismiss, Dispute
Example: The college enrolls about 25,000 students.
6 Prestige (noun)
Synonyms: Reputable, Distinguished, Respected, Estimable
Antonyms: Disreputable, Obscure, Minor, Humble
Example: It's one of the most prestigious schools in the country.
7 Dimensions (noun)
Synonyms: Aspect, Element, Extent, Height
Antonyms: Littleness, Smallness, Tininess, Unimportance
Example: She carefully measured each dimension of the room.
8 Vibrant (adjective)
Synonyms: Spirited, Lively, Energetic, Sprightly
Antonyms: Spiritless, Listless, Dull, Dispirited
Example: She has a vibrant personality.
9 Thrive (verb)
Synonyms: Comfortable, Substantial, Opulent, Monied.
Antonyms: Unsuccessful, Depressed, Failed, Unhealthy.
Example: The dog is thriving in its new home.
10 Instilled (verb)
Synonyms: Inculcate, Implant, Infuse, Ingrain
Antonyms: Neglect, Dislodge, Halt, Stop
Example: They have instilled a love of music in their children.
11 Levied (verb)
Synonyms: Burden, Duty, Excise, Fee
Antonyms: Demobilization, Spread, Bore, Fall
Example: The legislators approved a new levy on imported cattle to help protect American ranchers.
12 Prevented (verb)
Synonyms: Avert, Avoid, Bar, Block
Antonyms: Approve, Assist, Continue, Encourage
Example: You can't prevent my leaving.
13 Engaged (adjective)
Synonyms: Involved, Occupied, Committed, Betrothed
Antonyms: Uninvolved, Disengaged, Uncommitted, Free
Example: She is currently engaged in a project that requires her full attention.
14 Stable (adjective)
Synonyms: Stable, Balanced, Equilibrated, Steady
Antonyms: Unstable, Unbalanced, Unsteady, Shaky
Example: Prices are at last beginning to stabilize.
15 Resurrect (verb)
Synonyms: Recover, Rejuvenate, Rekindle, Renew
Antonyms: Destroy, Kill, Ruin, Damage
Example: The deal collapsed and has yet to be resurrected.
16 Autonomous (adjective)
Synonyms: Independent, Sovereign, Separate, Self-Governing
Antonyms: Dependent, Subject, Unfree, Captive
Example: Kant now develops his conception of the autonomous agent.
17 Confronted (verb)
Synonyms: Accost, Defy, Encounter, Meet
Antonyms: Avoid, Dodge, Evade, Surrender
Example: They confronted the invaders at the shore.
18 Prevail (verb)
Synonyms: Current, Predominant, Prevalent, Rampant
Antonyms: Limited, Uncommon, Unfixed, Individual
Example: The town is kept cool by the prevailing westerly winds.
19 Reciprocated (verb)
Synonyms: Mutuality, Exchange, Cooperation, Give-And-Take.
Antonyms: One-Sidedness, Imbalance, Selfishness, Inequity.
Example: Successful relationships are built on reciprocity, where both people give and receive equally.
20 Desire (verb)
Synonyms: Ambition, Appetite, Aspiration, Craving
Antonyms: Apathy, Disgust, Disinterest, Dislike
Example: Everyone has a desire for peace.
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