1. STARK (ADJECTIVE): bare
Synonyms: blunt, arrant
Antonyms: clothed, indefinite
Example Sentence:
He expressed stark criticism regarding black-money.
2. DISTRESS (NOUN): pain
Synonyms: affliction, desolation Antonyms: euphoria, delight
Example Sentence:
Those who are in distress will get relief very soon.
3. SEVERE (ADJECTIVE): uncompromising
Synonyms: relentless, astringent Antonyms: facile, temperate
Example Sentence:
All those who have black money will face severe punishment.
4. RIGOROUSLY (ADVERB): painstakingly
Synonyms: laboriously, warily Antonyms: inadequately, carelessly
Example Sentence:
They did the job rigorously.
5. FLAW (NOUN): imperfection
Synonyms: blemish, defect Antonyms: advantage, perfection
Example Sentence:
They corrected their flaws.
6. FATALITY (NOUN): death
Synonyms: casualty, mortality Antonyms: birth, inception
Example Sentence:
The fatalities caused in the accidents must be taken as a sacrifice.
7. STATUTORY (ADJECTIVE): sanctioned
Synonyms: lawful, judicial Antonyms: illegitimate, illicit
Example Sentence:
They have violated the statutory limit.
8. REVAMP (VERB): renovate
Synonyms: overhaul, refurbish Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Example Sentence:
He revamped the organization with his policies.
9. MISHAP (NOUN): accident
Synonyms: hazard, disaster Antonyms: boon, blessing
Example Sentence:
They died in the mishap.
10. INTENSIVE (ADJECTIVE): exhaustive
Synonyms: comprehensive, thorough Antonyms: incomprehensive, superficial
Example Sentence:
Their actions require intensive introspection.
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