1. PROSCRIBE (VERB): condemn
Synonyms: ostracize, embargo
Antonyms: laud, commend
Example Sentence:
They proscribed the terror attack.
2. ARBITRARINESS (NOUN): overenthusiasm
Synonyms: zealotry, bigotry Antonyms: apathy, impartiality
Example Sentence:
We were tired of his arbitrariness.
3. VINDICTIVENSS (NOUN): spitefulness
Synonyms: malevolence, maliciousness Antonyms: benevolence, merriness
Example Sentence:
We have encountered a lot of vindictiveness.
4. THRIVE (VERB): do well
Synonyms: prosper, blossom Antonyms: shrink, shrivel
Example Sentence:
They thrived for some time.
5. INFRINGE (VERB): violate
Synonyms: encroach, contravene Antonyms: comply, obey
Example Sentence:
They infringed the contract.
6. MALICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): hateful
Synonyms: malevolent, malignant Antonyms: aiding, assisting
Example Sentence:
He has malicious intentions towards you.
7. PRONE (ADJECTIVE): bent
Synonyms: inclined, devoted Antonyms: disinclined, unskilled
Example Sentence:
His prone students wanted him to take the class.
8. PREROGATIVE (NOUN): privilege
Synonyms: perquisite, exemption Antonyms: duty, obligation
Example Sentence:
We must never misuse our prerogatives.
9. DEFAME (VERB): inflict libel/slander
Synonyms: besmirch, denigrate Antonyms: commend, exalt
Example Sentence:
They defamed the company by their actions.
10. PREDOMINATE (VERB): be the most noticeable
Synonyms: domineer, outweigh Antonyms: serve, surrender
Example Sentence:
He predominated the meeting with his points.
