1 Clashed (verb)
Synonyms: Argument, Battle, Brawl, Conflict
Antonyms: Concord, Harmony, Peace, Truce
Example: Students clashed with police after demonstrations at five universities.
2 Chanted (verb)
Synonyms: Melody, Shout, Singing, Tune
Antonyms: Incomplete, Keep Quiet, Hypotonicity, Hypertonia
Example: The crowd began chanting her name.
3 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.
4 Tolerated (verb)
Synonyms: Allow, Permit, Authorize, Sanction
Antonyms: Deny, Disagree, Disallow, Dispute
Example: The teacher cannot tolerate eating on the class.
5 Conviction (noun)
Synonyms: Damned, Doomed, Fated
Antonyms: Commend, Exonerate, Exculpate, Cite
Example: The plaintiff was convicted of the crime.
6 Demonstration (noun)
Synonyms: Evidence, Evince, Manifest, and Show.
Antonyms: Conceal, Cover, Disprove, Hide.
Example: The latest test results clearly demonstrate that the vaccine works.
7 Numerous (adjective)
Synonyms: Big, Diverse, Great, Large
Antonyms: Little, Miniature, Similar, Small
Example: We've had numerous meetings about it.
8 Suspects (verb)
Synonyms: Open, Pseudo, Doubtable, Thick
Antonyms: Innocent, Known, Trusted, Trustworthy
Example: He's suspected in four burglaries.
9 Rioting (noun)
Synonyms: Anarchy, Brawl, Disturbance, Lawlessness
Antonyms: Calm, Order, Peace, Tranquility
Example: The government is afraid of further serious rioting today.
10 Spurred (adjective)
Synonyms: Arouse, Drive, Propel, Push
Antonyms: Calm, Check, Discourage, Dissuade
Example: This spurred him to find out what others recalled about their grandparents.
11 Disputed (verb)
Synonyms: Debate, Discuss, Quarrel, Argue
Antonyms: Certain, Definite, Sure, Agreeable
Example: You can dispute your bill if you believe it is inaccurate.
12 Gathered (verb)
Synonyms: Congregate, Convene, Assemble, Meet
Antonyms: Cancel, Disperse, Dissemble, Divide
Example: I gathered my hair up in a bun.
13 Threatened (verb)
Synonyms: Warning, Ultimatum, Commination, Menaces
Antonyms: Certainty, Safety, Surety.
Example: The country is a great/major/serious threat to world peace.
14 Describing (verb)
Synonyms: Portray, Define, Detail, Express
Antonyms: Confuse, Distort, Suppress, Twisted
Example: He described his experiences in a letter to his parents.
15 Detained (verb)
Synonyms: Circumscribed, Cramped, Imprisoned, Restrained
Antonyms: Healthy, Well, Free, Liberated
Example: They were detained by the police for questioning.
16 Impartial (adjective)
Synonyms: Unbiased, Unprejudiced, Neutral, Candid
Antonyms: Biased, Interested, Involved, Partial
Example: As an impartial observer my analysis is supposed to be objective.
17 Vowed (verb)
Synonyms: Swear, Pledge, Promise, Affirm
Antonyms: Deny, Disavow, Break, Breach
Example: From that day on, she vowed never to trust him again.
18 Sanction (noun)
Synonyms: Penalty, Punishment, Deterrent
Antonyms: Reward, Prohibition, Ban
Example: The government has sanctioned the use of force.
19 Presiding (verb)
Synonyms: Conduct, Run, Lead, Guide
Antonyms: Follow, Obey, Abandon, Give Up
Example: He presided at the trial of the Maguire Seven.
20 Faded (verb)
Synonyms: Seedy, Shabby, Tacky, Tattered
Antonyms: Fresh, Good, New, Nice
Example: The smile faded from his face.
1 Rammed (verb)
Synonyms: Bump, Collide, Slam, Bang
Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Halt, Help
Example: He rammed his stick into the ground.
2 Amicable (adjective)
Synonyms: Compatible, Unanimous, Congenial, United
Antonyms: Amiable, Civil, Cordial, Courteous
Example: After much debate they came to an amicable conclusion.
3 Impounded (verb)
Synonyms: Confine, Limit, Restrict, Imprison
Antonyms: Emancipate, Enfranchise, Liberate, Discharge
Example: The police impounded her car because it was illegally parked.
4 Detachment (noun)
Synonyms: Partition, Rupture, Separation, Severing
Antonyms: Connection, Juncture, Unification, Unity
Example: A detachment of troops was detailed to guard the bridge.
5 Languishing (verb)
Synonyms: Tired, Exhausted, Limp, Weak
Antonyms: Active, Enterprising, Motivated, Ambitious
Example: The country's languishing stock market.
6 Province (noun)
Synonyms: Territory, Region, State, Department
Antonyms: Avocation, Entertainment, Fun, Recreation
Example: Other provinces have funded various projects over the years.
7 Retrieve (verb)
Synonyms: Recover, Recoup, Reclaim, Redeem
Antonyms: Hide, Misplace, Lose, Steal
Example: The files were retrieved from the computer.
8 Intervened (noun)
Synonyms: Interference, Mediation, Arbitration, Intercede
Antonyms: Combine, Connect, Join, Unite
Example: Military intervention in the crisis.
9 Apprehended (verb)
Synonyms: Alarm, Disquiet, Doubt, Dread
Antonyms: Belief, Calm, Confidence, Certainty
Example: There is growing apprehension that fighting will begin again.
10 Accompanied (verb)
Synonyms: Abetted, Advised, Assisted, Backed
Antonyms: Discouraged, Harmed, Hindered, Impeded
Example: She will accompany me to the store.
11 Attempt (verb)
Synonyms: Begun, Initiated, Launched, Started
Antonyms: Dropped, Quit, Gave Up, Quitted
Example: he would not have attempted the life of a friend.
12 Latter (adjective)
Synonyms: Later, Hindmost, Closing, End
Antonyms: Beginning, First, Initial, Introductory
Example: I found the latter half of the play a little tedious.
13 Spread (verb)
Synonyms: Growing, Radial, Widening, Extensive
Antonyms: Suppressed, Halt, Stop, Abridgment
Example: The newspaper was spread across his lap.
14 Neglected (adjective)
Synonyms: Abandon, Forsake, Mistreated, Abandoned
Antonyms: Cherish, Look After, Neat, Clean
Example: The building has been neglected for years.
15 Anonymity (noun)
Synonyms: Obscurity, Silence, Oblivion, Nowhere
Antonyms: Reputation, Fame, Notoriety, Celebrity
Example: They are trying to protect their child's anonymity.
16 Coordinated (verb)
Synonyms: Collaboration, Cooperation, Partnership, Collusion
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Incoordination, Ineptitude, Ineptness
Example: Playing sports improves strength and coordination.
17 Outreach (noun)
Synonyms: Exceed, Community, Advocacy, Excel.
Antonyms: Recoil, Retract, Withdraw, Flinch.
Example: The singer's talent outreaches the dull songs she is asked to perform.
18 Extortion (noun)
Synonyms: Coerce, Elicit, Exact, Extract
Antonyms: Forfeit, Give, Let Go, Loosen
Example: The criminals extorted large sums of money from their victims.
19 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.
20 Hampers (verb)
Synonyms: Circumscribed, Cramped, Imprisoned, Restrained
Antonyms: Healthy, Well, Free, Liberated
Example: The project was hampered by budget restraints.
1 Pristine (Adjective )
Synonyms: Immaculate, Intact, Spotless, Sterile
Antonyms: Affected, Dirty, Impure, Slimy
Example: He was wearing a pristine white shirt.
2 Discrepancies (Noun)
Synonyms: Difference, Disparity, Distinction, Divergence
Antonyms: Accord, Agreement, Alikeness, Similarity
Example: Discrepancies in the firm's financial statements led to an investigation.
3 Devastating (Adjective )
Synonyms: Destructive, Ruinous, Disastrous, Catastrophic
Antonyms: Nondestructive, Blessed, Fortunate, Beneficial.
Example: The flood devastated the town.
4 Dominant (Adjective )
Synonyms: Presiding, Ruling, Governing, Controlling
Antonyms: Auxiliary, Extra, Impotent, Incapable
Example: The ruler was depicted as dominant by his size, costume, and actions.
5 Curtail (Verb)
Synonyms: reduce, cut, decrease, lessen
Antonyms: increase, lengthen, long, extended
Example: The new laws are an effort to curtail illegal drug use.
6 Refrained (Verb)
Synonyms: Abstain, Avoid, Cease, Curb
Antonyms: Carry On, Continue, Indulge, Keep On
Example: I was going to make a joke but I refrained.
7 Consensus (Noun)
Synonyms: Agreement, Harmony, Concord, Concurrence.
Antonyms: Disagreement, Denial, Dissension, Opposition.
Example: Everyone on the council seems to understand the need for consensus.
8 Spanned (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.
9 Aspects (Noun)
Synonyms: Feature, Facet, Particular, Ingredient
Antonyms: Disrespect, Disesteem, Disconnect, Unfasten
Example: Climate and weather affect every aspect of our lives.
10 Aspirations (Noun)
Synonyms: Desire, Hope, Longing, Yearning
Antonyms: Apathy, Dislike, Indifference, Laziness
Example: She talked about her hopes and aspirations.
11 Pursuing (Verb)
Synonyms: Follow, Chase, Hunt, Stalk
Antonyms: Avoid, Flee, Aid, Assist
Example: The criminal is being pursued by police.
12 Pertains (Verb)
Synonyms: concern, connected, referring, related
Antonyms: ignore, disregard, slight
Example: the laws pertaining to immigration.
13 Ambitious (Adjective )
Synonyms: Aspiring, Determined, Forceful, Pushy
Antonyms: Lethargic, Unenthusiastic, Content, Easy
Example: Your plans for the future are very ambitious.
14 Lack (Noun)
Synonyms: Absence, Dearth, Inadequacy, Loss
Antonyms: Enough, Excess, Plenty, Success
Example: Sam did not lack for friends.
15 Robust (Adjective )
Synonyms: Hale, Healthy, Sound, Well, Wholesome
Antonyms: Impotent, Incapable, Ineffective, Small, Unstable
Example: robust pair of walking boots
16 Adhere (Verb)
Synonyms: Comply, Heed, Obey, Observe
Antonyms: Disobey, Ignore, Overlook, Condemn
Example: They will adhere to the terms of the contract.
17 Immense (Adjective )
Synonyms: Huge, Vast, Massive, Enormous
Antonyms: Bounded, Calculable, Common, Ending
Example: it is an immense sum of money
18 Complexities (Noun)
Synonyms: Complicated, Convoluted, Composite, Compound
Antonyms: Simple, Single, Uniform, Unmixed
Example: His reasons for that are complex.
19 Transit (Noun)
Synonyms: Crossed, Navigated, Traveled, Followed
Antonyms: Derailed, Detained, Off the Path, Sidetracked
Example: We are always finding you in transit.
20 Retreat (Verb)
Synonyms: Withdrew, Retired, Fled, Receded
Antonyms: Advanced, Confronted, Faced, Dared
Example: They retreated behind trees for safety.
1 Imperative (adjective)
Synonyms: Vital, Crucial, Critical, Essential
Antonyms: Inessential, Insignificant, Nonessential, Optional
Example: Now more than ever, diverse perspectives in science are imperative.
2 Substantive (adjective)
Synonyms: Considerable, Substantial, Significant, Sizeable
Antonyms: Insignificant, Inconsequential, Nominal, Negligible
Example: These changes are more symbolic than substantive.
3 Affirmative (adjective)
Synonyms: Assert, Confirm, Declare, Guarantee
Antonyms: Deny, Forget, Refute, Disavow
Example: He was affirmed as a candidate.
4 Reservation (noun)
Synonyms: Retaining, Keeping, Holding, Preserving
Antonyms: Releasing, Yielding, Relinquishing, Abandoning
Example: I reserved a double room at the Lamb Hotel.
5 Evolve (verb)
Synonyms: Immature, Incipient, Undeveloped, Beginning
Antonyms: Adult, Developed, Grown, Mature
Example: The company has evolved over the years into a multi-million-dollar organization.
6 Consolidated (adjective)
Synonyms: Combine, Unite, Merge, Integrate
Antonyms: Decrease, Discourage, Disperse, Dissuade
Example: The administration hopes that such measures will consolidate its position.
7 Aspects (noun)
Synonyms: Feature, Facet, Particular, Ingredient
Antonyms: Disrespect, Disesteem, Disconnect, Unfasten
Example: Climate and weather affect every aspect of our lives.
8 Integration (noun)
Synonyms: Unified, Combined, Interspersed, Mingled
Antonyms: Simple, Uncombined, Unmixed, Noncompound
Example: He didn't integrate successfully into the Italian way of life.
9 Inspecting (verb)
Synonyms: Examine, Scan, Scrutinize, Audit
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Answer
Example: They inspected the paintwork for cracks and flaws.
10 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 Expunged (verb)
Synonyms: Erase, Remove, Delete, Rub Out
Antonyms: Add, Bear, Create, Establish
Example: His record was expunged after he completed a rehabilitation program.
2 Contemplate (verb)
Synonyms: Contemplative, Deliberative, Excogitative, Meditating
Antonyms: Disbelieve, Overlook, Ignore, Disregard
Example: I'm contemplating leaving my job.
3 Contempt (noun)
Synonyms: Scorn, Disdain, Disrespect, Deprecation
Antonyms: Respect, Admiration, Esteem, Regard
Example: He feels that wealthy people view/regard him with contempt because he is poor.
4 Adjourned (verb)
Synonyms: Suspension, Discontinuation, Interruption, Postponement
Antonyms: Assemble, Continue, Open, Remain
Example: The chairperson has adjourned the meeting.
5 Erupting (verb)
Synonyms: Appear, Burst, Detonate, Explode
Antonyms: Contain, Restrain, Shut, Implosion
Example: The volcano erupted with tremendous force.
6 Convened (verb)
Synonyms: Summon, Call, Order, Hold.
Antonyms: Disperse, Divide, Scatter, Separate.
Example: We convened at the hotel for a seminar.
7 Stating (verb)
Synonyms: Saying, Expressing, Articulating, Putting
Antonyms: Undefined, Irregular, Tacit, Actual
Example: I was simply stating that I agree with the man.
8 Incitement (noun)
Synonyms: Agitate, Arouse, Inspire, Instigate
Antonyms: Block, Calm, Dampen, Depress
Example: He incited loyal subjects to rebellion.
9 Assurance (noun)
Synonyms: Encourage, Persuade, Reassure, Satisfy
Antonyms: Discourage, Dissuade, Distress
Example: I can assure you that you won't be disappointed.
10 Privilege (noun)
Synonyms: Advantage, Allowance, Authority, Authorization
Antonyms: Disadvantage, Handicap, Hindrance, Loss
Example: Having been born to privilege in old Hollywood, she was carrying on a family tradition by acting.
11 Exploited (verb)
Synonyms: Use, Leverage, Manipulate, Abuse
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Misuse, Misapply
Example: The Bronze Age saw exploitation of gold deposits.
12 Conscripted (verb)
Synonyms: Induction, Recruitment, Draft, Enlistment
Antonyms: Removal, Discharge, Dismissal, Firing
Example: During the war the armed forces were heavily dependent on conscription.
13 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.
14 Recognized (verb)
Synonyms: Accepted, Identified, Known, Perceived
Antonyms: Deny, Forget, Ignore, Neglect
Example: I can always recognize him from far away by the way he walks.
15 Discriminating (adjective)
Synonyms: Bigotry, Favoritism, Hatred, Inequity
Antonyms: Equity, Fairness, Impartiality, Justice
Example: She felt she had been discriminated against because of her age.
16 Liberation (noun)
Synonyms: Free, Release, Discharge, Deliver
Antonyms: Confine, Enslave, Subjugate, Hold
Example: Rebels fought to liberate the country.
17 Autonomous (adjective)
Synonyms: Independent, Sovereign, Separate, Self-Governing
Antonyms: Dependent, Subject, Unfree, Captive
Example: Kant now develops his conception of the autonomous agent.
18 Estimated (adjective)
Synonyms: Appraisal, Assessment, Conclusion, Estimation
Antonyms: Ignorance, Fact, Truth
Example: They estimated the distance at about three miles.
19 Persecuted (verb)
Synonyms: Expel, Harass, Hound, Injure
Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Delight, Help
Example: The country's leaders relentlessly persecuted those who fought against the regime.
20 Rendering (noun)
Synonyms: Reading, Rendition, Analysis, Apprehension
Antonyms: Complication, Failure, Ignorance, Misconception
Example: The walls can be of rendering, timber, or stone.
1 Debacle (noun)
Synonyms: Beating, Breakdown, Collapse, Crash
Antonyms: Accomplishment, Attainment, Blessing, Creation
Example: The carefully planned operation turned into a complete debacle.
2 Deposed (verb)
Synonyms: Demote, Dethrone, Dismiss, Impeach
Antonyms: Allow, Obey, Promote, Upgrade
Example: The people deposed the dictator.
3 Certain (adjective)
Synonyms: Absolutely, Assuredly, Exactly, Surely
Antonyms: Doubtfully, Questionably, Dubiously, Equivocally
Example: She certainly has a lot of talent.
4 Faction (noun)
Synonyms: Clan, Gang, Junta, Minority
Antonyms: Individual, Whole, Agreement, Conformity
Example: There are factions within groups and groups within factions
5 Speculation (noun)
Synonyms: belief, conjecture, opinion, thought
Antonyms: reality, truth, disdain, disregard
Example: This is pure speculation on my part.
6 Devastating (adjective)
Synonyms: Destructive, Ruinous, Disastrous, Catastrophic
Antonyms: Nondestructive, Blessed, Fortunate, Beneficial.
Example: The flood devastated the town.
7 Praise (verb)
Synonyms: Exalted, Aided, Blessed, Celebrated
Antonyms: Criticize, Condemn, Blame, Censure
Example: He should be praised for his honesty.
8 Battered (adjective)
Synonyms: Lashed, Whipped, Pelted, Attacked
Antonyms: Undamaged, Unbroken, Uninjured, Reputable
Example: I drive a battered old car.
9 Relied (verb)
Synonyms: Depend, Count, Bank, Bargain
Antonyms: Distrust, Disbelieve, Forbid, Disallow
Example: My mother relied on me for financial support.
10 Surging (verb)
Synonyms: Gush, Rush, Stream, Flow
Antonyms: Decline, Decrease, Descend, Lessen
Example: We all surged toward the door.
11 Incidents (noun)
Synonyms: Circumstance, Episode, Event, Fact
Antonyms: Cessation, Inaction, Inactivity, Stoppage
Example: Two people were shot yesterday in two separate incidents.
12 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.
13 Intended (adjective)
Synonyms: Aim, Hope, Motive, Objective
Antonyms: Flexible, Indefinite, Soft, Trivial
Example: She announced her intention to run for governor.
14 Claims (verb)
Synonyms: Assert, Declare, Profess, Affirm
Antonyms: Disclaim, Answer, Honesty, Truth
Example: The man claimed (that) he was a long-lost relative.
15 Moderation (noun)
Synonyms: Adulterated, Cut, Dilute, Impaired
Antonyms: Strong, Concentrated, Enriched, Strengthened
Example: they moderated their demands when the police arrived.
16 Traction (noun)
Synonyms: Suction, Resistance, Adherence, Constriction
Antonyms: Slack, Looseness, Laxness
Example: His car hit a patch of ice and lost traction.
17 Robust (adjective)
Synonyms: Hale, Healthy, Sound, Well, Wholesome
Antonyms: Impotent, Incapable, Ineffective, Small, Unstable
Example: A robust pair of walking boots.
18 Endorsed (verb)
Synonyms: Support, Backing, Approval, Agreement
Antonyms: Denial, Disapproval, Disfavor, Opposition
Example: The newspaper has announced its political endorsements.
19 Segregation (noun)
Synonyms: Apartheid, Discrimination, Isolation, Partition
Antonyms: Connection, Society, Company, Fellowship
Example: The segregation of science from philosophy.
20 Altered (verb)
Synonyms: Adjust, Amend, Change, Develop
Antonyms: Remain, Stagnate, Stay, Continue
Example: He altered his will to leave everything to his sister.
1 Miserably (adverb)
Synonyms: Gloomy, Pathetic, Sad, Tragic
Antonyms: Cheerful, Happy, Joyful, Elated
Example: In this he failed miserably.
2 Lamented (adjective)
Synonyms: Mourn, Regret, Bewail, Deplore
Antonyms: Joy, Delight, Laugh, Beam
Example: She lamented over the loss of her best friend.
3 Attributable (adjective)
Synonyms: Available, Determinable, Dogmatic, Extractable
Antonyms: Inconcludable, Underivable, Unattributable
Example: This growth is attributable to many factors.
4 Vigilance (noun)
Synonyms: Alertness, Caution, Diligence, Surveillance
Antonyms: Indifference, Neglect, Carelessness, Impulsiveness
Example: They were vigilant about protecting their children.
5 Accumulated (verb)
Synonyms: Gather, Collect, Assemble, Amass
Antonyms: Contract, Decrease, Diminish, Disperse
Example: A thick layer of dust had accumulated in the room.
6 Granted (conjunction)
Synonyms: Acknowledged, Assumed, Admitted, Indeed
Antonyms: Unaccepted, Refuse, Deny
Example: We haven't yet been granted access to the archive.
7 Credibility (noun)
Synonyms: Acceptable, Reliable, Valid, Tenable
Antonyms: Untrustworthy, Deceptive, Dishonest, Irresponsible.
Example: Her claims seem credible to many.
8 Instigation (noun)
Synonyms: Start, Begin, Initiate, Launch
Antonyms: Deter, Discourage, Dissuade, Halt
Example: There has been an increase in the amount of violence instigated by gangs.
9 Promulgated (verb)
Synonyms: Announce, Declare, Proclaim, Edict
Antonyms: Conceal, Suppress, Withhold, Silence
Example: He defended the promulgation of alternative viewpoints.
10 Premier (adjective)
Synonyms: Arch, Beginning, Champion, Chief
Antonyms: Auxiliary, Extra, Final, Inessential
Example: The Italian premier met with the leaders of many other nations during the conference.
11 Complexity (noun)
Synonyms: Complicated, Convoluted, Composite, Compound
Antonyms: Simple, Single, Uniform, Unmixed
Example: His reasons for that are complex.
12 Affect (verb)
Synonyms: Afflicted, Concerned, Damaged, Distressed
Antonyms: Calm, Collected, Happy, Sane
Example: I find her rather affected.
13 Contingent (adjective)
Synonyms: Accidental, Fortuitous, Possible, Unforeseen
Antonyms: Predictable, Designed, Essential, Planned
Example: Our plans are contingent on the weather.
14 Prospective (adjective)
Synonyms: Anticipation, Chance, Expectation, Forecast
Antonyms: Incumbent, Awardee, Noncandidate, Inductee
Example: She has good career prospects.
15 Attempt (verb)
Synonyms: Begun, Initiated, Launched, Started
Antonyms: Dropped, Quit, Gave Up, Quitted
Example: he would not have attempted the life of a friend.
16 Reflected (verb)
Synonyms: Echoed, Emulated, Imitated, Repeated
Antonyms: Request, Take, Disregard, Ignore
Example: He saw himself reflected in the water/mirror/shop window.
17 Reluctance (noun)
Synonyms: Unwillingness, Disinclination, Hesitation, Trepidation
Antonyms: Eagerness, Willingness, Careless, Confident
Example: I fully understand his reluctance to leave his children.
18 Evaluating (verb)
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.
19 Intensified (verb)
Synonyms: Aggravate, Boost, Deepen, Enhance
Antonyms: Decrease, Diminish, Hinder, Hurt
Example: His feelings for her only intensified in the face of rejection.
20 Potential (adjective)
Synonyms: Hidden, Likely, Possible, Probable
Antonyms: Real, Actual, Factual, Existent
Example: It was a potentially embarrassing situation.
1 Infiltration (noun)
Synonyms: Penetrate, Permeate, Pervade, Access
Antonyms: Detach, Dematerialize, Depart, Exit
Example: Infiltration occurs when surface water enters the soil.
2 Hail (noun)
Synonyms: Beat, Shower, Rain, Fall
Antonyms: Knocking, Slamming, Disparaging, Panning
Example: Shall we hail a taxi?
3 Conspiracy (noun)
Synonyms: Plot, Scheme, Stratagem, Cabal.
Antonyms: Faithfulness, Honesty, Ignorance, Loyalty
Example: Seven men, all from Bristol, admitted conspiracy to commit arson.
4 Appeasing (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.
5 Raising (verb)
Synonyms: Boost, Hike, Increment, Accession
Antonyms: Decrease, Decline, Deduction, Fall
Example: He raised his head and looked around.
6 Contentious (adjective)
Synonyms: Antagonistic, Combative, Testy, Argumentative
Antonyms: Unargumentative, Unaggressive, Noncontentious, Unchallengeable
Example: She has some very contentious views on education.
7 Conviction (noun)
Synonyms: Confidence, Faith, Feeling, Principle
Antonyms: Distrust, Doubt, Disbelief, Unbelief
Example: She had a firm conviction that they would meet again in the hereafter.
8 Necessitated (verb)
Synonyms: Entail, Involve, Demand, Require
Antonyms: Calculate, Check, Delay, Disallow.
Example: Reduction in government spending will necessitate further cuts in public services.
9 Migrant (noun)
Synonyms: Emigrant, Evacuee, Expatriate, Immigrant
Antonyms: Native, Resident, Citizen, Inhabitant
Example: They live in crowded migrant centres up and down the country.
10 Dominated (verb)
Synonyms: Presiding, Ruling, Governing, Controlling
Antonyms: Auxiliary, Extra, Impotent, Incapable
Example: The ruler was depicted as dominant by his size, costume, and actions.
11 Provocation (noun)
Synonyms: Affront, Harassment, Indignity, Insult
Antonyms: Normality, Respectful, Despair, Dissuasion
Example: You should stay calm and not respond to provocation.
12 Determined (adjective)
Synonyms: Assurance, Boldness, Bravery, Conviction
Antonyms: Cowardice, Diffidence, Fear, Idleness
Example: Everyone concerned acted with great courage and determination.
13 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.
14 Intrusion (noun)
Synonyms: Encroachment, Imposition, Incursion, Interference
Antonyms: Aid, Help, Retreat, Obedience
Example: They claim the noise from the new airport is an intrusion on their lives.
15 Interpreted (verb)
Synonyms: Explanation, Elucidation, Expounding, Exposition
Antonyms: Complication, Ignorance, Misconception, Misunderstanding
Example: His interpretation of the music was rather too literal.
16 Dwindling (adjective)
Synonyms: Diminishing, Depleting, Reducing, Decreasing
Antonyms: Energized, Refreshed, Increasing, Expanding
Example: Support for the party is dwindling.
17 Intimidation (noun)
Synonyms: Frightening, Menacing, Terrifying, Scaring.
Antonyms: Assure, Calm, Comfort, Embolden.
Example: He tries to intimidate his opponents.
18 Retaliation (noun)
Synonyms: Reciprocate, Get, Pay, Recompense
Antonyms: Depart, Leave, Lose, Take
Example: The children retaliated by flicking darts or throwing inkwells.
19 Annexed (verb)
Synonyms: Incorporation, Takeover, Addition, Appropriation
Antonyms: Decrease, Loss, Subtraction, Detachment
Example: The two annexation ordinances will be considered at tonight's council meeting.
20 Indictment (noun)
Synonyms: Charge, Accusation, Arraignment, Citation
Antonyms: Acquit, Vindicate, Exonerate, Absolve
Example: An indictment was brought against me.
1 Engaging (adjective)
Synonyms: Alluring, Appealing, Attractive, Captivating
Antonyms: Boring, Mean, Repulsive, Ugly
Example: I don't think this problem can be solved by engaging in the arms race.
2 Utilisation (noun)
Synonyms: Application, Discharge, Employment, Usage
Antonyms: Dissatisfaction, Failure, Idleness
Example: The full utilization of facilities.
3 Apparel (noun)
Synonyms: Dress, Garment, Attire, Costume
Antonyms: Strip, Disarray, Undress, Disrobe
Example: They were dressed in bright apparel.
4 Bilateral (adjective)
Synonyms: Cooperative, Collective, Reciprocal, Communal
Antonyms: Unilateral, Individual, Single, Personal
Example: In these cases, the damage was invariably bilateral.
5 Accessing (verb)
Synonyms: Entered, Penetrated, Pierced, Invaded
Antonyms: Left, Departed, Exited, Conclusion
Example: The island can be accessed by road at low tide.
6 Integrity (noun)
Synonyms: Honesty, Uprightness, Probity, Rectitude
Antonyms: Deceit, Dishonesty, Corruption, Disgrace
Example: He was a man of integrity.
7 Breach (noun)
Synonyms: Crack, Rift, Rupture, Aperture
Antonyms: Agreement, Closing, Closure, Juncture
Example: He claims that the city breached an agreement by selling the property.
8 Exploring (verb)
Synonyms: Examine, Probe, Research, Scrutinize
Antonyms: Find, Neglect, Ignore, Overlook
Example: The town is small enough to be easily explored on foot.
9 Substantially (adverb)
Synonyms: Considerable, Substantial, Significant, Sizeable
Antonyms: Insignificant, Inconsequential, Nominal, Negligible
Example: These changes are more symbolic than substantive.
10 Envoy (noun)
Synonyms: Representative, Delegate, Deputy, Agent
Antonyms: Receiver, Nonrepresentative, Atypical, Undemocratic
Example: Bush sent a peace envoy to Northern Ireland.
11 Prosecution (noun)
Synonyms: Arraign, Indict, Litigate, Sue
Antonyms: Defeat, Failure, Neglect
Example: A number of prosecutions have taken place under the new regulations, and penalties have been inflicted.
12 Concessional (adjective)
Synonyms: Negotiation, Compromise, Consensus, Agreement
Antonyms: Disavowal, Denial, Rejection, Repudiation
Example: They made no concessions to the enemy side.
13 Dispute (noun)
Synonyms: Debate, Discuss, Quarrel, Argue
Antonyms: Certain, Definite, Sure, Agreeable
Example: You can dispute your bill if you believe it is inaccurate.
14 Comprise (verb)
Synonyms: Compose, Constitute, Contain, Cover
Antonyms: Abandon, Destroy, Exclude, Neglect
Example: Each army division comprised 4,500 troops.
15 Disruption (noun)
Synonyms: Disturb, Rattle, Agitate, Bollix
Antonyms: Appease, Soothe, Calm, Clear Up
Example: Protesters disrupted the conference.
16 Adequate (adjective)
Synonyms: Acceptable, Capable, Competent, Decent
Antonyms: Inadequate, Inappropriate, Incapable, Incompetent
Example: The school lunch should be adequate to meet the nutritional needs of growing children.
17 Levy (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.
18 Stipulated (verb)
Synonyms: Specify, Demand, Require, Prescribe
Antonyms: Break, Calculate, Confuse, Decline
Example: The cease-fire was stipulated by the treaty.
19 Exemption (noun)
Synonyms: Immune, Absolved, Cleared, Discharged
Antonyms: Hindered, Prevented, Accountable, Answerable
Example: A tax-exempt savings plan.
20 Certainty (noun)
Synonyms: Absolutely, Assuredly, Exactly, Surely
Antonyms: Doubtfully, Questionably, Dubiously, Equivocally
Example: She certainly has a lot of talent.
1 Reserving (verb)
Synonyms: Retaining, Keeping, Holding, Preserving
Antonyms: Releasing, Yielding, Relinquishing, Abandoning
Example: I reserved a double room at the Lamb Hotel.
2 Rendering (noun)
Synonyms: Reading, Rendition, Analysis, Apprehension
Antonyms: Complication, Failure, Ignorance, Misconception
Example: The walls can be of rendering, timber, or stone.
3 Ambit (noun)
Synonyms: Scope, Extent, Bounds, Confines
Antonyms:
Example: She was sitting a little way off, beyond the trees, so as to remain in the full ambit of the still-burning sun.
4 Assent (noun)
Synonyms: Agree, Consent, Acquiesce, Accede
Antonyms: Dissent, Refuse, Reject, Deny
Example: He assents to my interpretation of his argument.
5 Assigning (verb)
Synonyms: Allow, Appoint, Attach, Authorize
Antonyms: Deny, Disallow, Disapprove, Ignore
Example: She was assigned to the embassy in India.
6 Confined (adjective)
Synonyms: Imprisonment, Internment, Custody, Detention.
Antonyms: Liberty, Freedom, Allowance, Permission.
Example: The dog was kept in confinement until it was determined to be healthy.
7 Consent (noun)
Synonyms: Acquiescence, Approval, Assent, Authorization
Antonyms: Denial, Disagreement, Disapproval, Dissent
Example: He was reluctant at first but finally consented.
8 Intervene (verb)
Synonyms: Interference, Mediation, Arbitration
Antonyms: Combine, Connect, Join
Example: Military intervention in the crisis.
9 Subverting (verb)
Synonyms: Corrupt, Debase, Overthrow, Pervert
Antonyms: Aid, Help, Improve, Purify
Example: The rebel army is attempting to subvert the government.
10 Crucial (adjective)
Synonyms: Pivotal, Critical, Key, Climacteric
Antonyms: Inessential, Insignificant, Minor, Optional
Example: It's crucial that we arrive before 8 o'clock.
11 Ambitious (adjective)
Synonyms: Aspiring, Determined, Forceful, Pushy
Antonyms: Lethargic, Unenthusiastic, Content, Easy
Example: Your plans for the future are very ambitious.
12 Compiled (verb)
Synonyms: Amass, Arrange, Assemble, Collect
Antonyms: Destroy, Scatter, Disorder, Disperse
Example: His allows you to create programs and compile them.
13 Criticized (verb)
Synonyms: Blame, Blast, Castigate, Censure
Antonyms: Approve, Commend, Compliment, Exonerate
Example: His boss criticized him for his sloppy work habits.
14 Coordinated (verb)
Synonyms: Collaboration, Cooperation, Partnership, Collusion
Antonyms: Clumsiness, Incoordination, Ineptitude, Ineptness
Example: Playing sports improves strength and coordination.
15 Overwhelming (adjective)
Synonyms: Amazing, Astounding, Crushing, Devastating
Antonyms: Resistible, Temperate, Superficial, Moderate
Example: She felt an overwhelming desire to have another child.
16 Invasion (noun)
Synonyms: Occupation, Conquering, Capture, Seizure
Antonyms: Obedience, Retreat, Surrender, Withdrawal
Example: Linking climate change and biological invasions: ocean warming facilitates nonindigenous species invasions.
17 Recognize (verb)
Synonyms: Accepted, Identified, Known, Perceived
Antonyms: Deny, Forget, Ignore, Neglect
Example: I can always recognize him from far away by the way he walks.
18 Evolve (verb)
Synonyms: Immature, Incipient, Undeveloped, Beginning
Antonyms: Adult, Developed, Grown, Mature
Example: The company has evolved over the years into a multi-million-dollar organization.
19 Triggered (adjective)
Synonyms: Cause, Generate, Produce, Prompt
Antonyms: Destroy, End, Halt, Prevent
Example: His remarks triggered a public outcry.
20 Diverging (verb)
Synonyms: Differing, Varying, Different, Dissimilar
Antonyms: Similar, Same, Parallel, Identical
Example: Their lives and careers took divergent paths.
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