1.DEPURATE (VERB): to
purify
Synonyms: distill, clean
Antonyms: dirty, pollute
Example Sentence:
He depurated
the air by using charcoal.
2. STOLID (ADJECTIVE): apathetic
Synonyms: impassive, blunt
Antonyms: aware, interested
Example Sentence:
The stolid police detective did not blink when he saw innumerous
dead bodies across the road.
3. PANDEMONIUM (NOUN): wild disorder
Synonyms: anarchy,
ruckus
Antonyms: order, calm
Example Sentence:
There was pandemonium in parliament over the objectionable
remarks made by a member of the opposition party.
4. PARAGON (NOUN): outstanding example
Synonyms: apotheosis, epitome
Antonyms: flaw, imperfection
Example Sentence:
Sita is always depicted as a paragon of ideal and virtuous
woman.
5. NASCENT (ADJECTIVE): incipient
Synonyms: beginning, germinal
Antonyms: Dying,
withering
Example Sentence:
The rapid growth of this commercial organization in its nascent
stage is commendable.
6. NOMADIC (ADJECTIVE): wandering
Synonyms: meandering, roving
Antonyms: settled, established
Example Sentence:
Nomadic tribes of Rajasthan are found inevery major Indian city.
7. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): difficult
Synonyms: burdensome, exhausting
Antonyms: easy, effortless
Example Sentence:
The task assigned to him was arduous.
8. SEGREGATION (NOUN): separation
Synonyms: isolation, disunion
Antonyms: connection, fellowship
Example Sentence:
Some democratic countries do not believe in racial segregation.
9. CONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE): obvious
Synonyms: visible, apparent
Antonyms: obscure, hidden
Example Sentence:
His zeal and energy met
everywhere with conspicuous success.
10. CONSTERNATION (NOUN): dismay
Synonyms: fear, disappointment
Antonyms: peace, repose
Example Sentence:
His decision caused consternation among his colleagues.
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