1.IMPROPRIETY (NOUN): misconduct, dishonesty
Synonyms: indecency, rudeness
Antonyms: correction, propriety
Example Sentence:
The court committed judicial impropriety.
2. WARRANT (VERB): official affirm or guarantee
Synonyms: justify, vindicate
Antonyms: charge, disprove
Example Sentence:
Serious concerns are required to warrant his removal.
3. APEX (NOUN): the top or highest part of something
Synonyms: culmination, pinnacle
Antonyms: bottom, base
Example Sentence:
He violated an order from the apex court.
4. DEVIATE (VERB): depart from usual standards
Synonyms: deflect, depart
Antonyms: agree, stay
Example Sentence:
The employee has deviated from the work.
5. TENDER (VERB): to offer, present formally
Synonyms: supple, delicate
Antonyms: unbreakable, callous
Example Sentence:
He has not tendered his resignation.
6. IGNOMINY (NOUN): public shame or disgrace
Synonyms: meanness, disgrace
Antonyms: praise, admiration
Example Sentence:
Options are always available to avoid the ignominy of the process.
7. IMPEACHMENT (NOUN):
a charge of misconduct
Synonyms: allegation, denunciation
Antonyms: approval, flattery
Example Sentence:
The word impeachment is used in Article 61.
8. PLOT (NOUN): conspiracy
Synonyms: scam, trick
Antonyms: ignorance, innocence
Example Sentence:
There was a plot to influence public servants.
9. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): a fierce or destructive attack
Synonyms: offensive, assault
Antonyms: retreat, defense
Example Sentence:
There was an onslaught on the shops.
10. CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE): unmanageable
Synonyms: awkward, tiresome
Antonyms: convenient, airy
Example Sentence:
The process of removing a judge is really cumbersome.
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