Synonyms: freely, deliberately
Antonyms: involuntarily, obligatory
Example Sentence:
We should help our parents voluntarily because it will make them happy.
2. PATHETIC (ADJECTIVE): sad
Synonyms: feeble, pitiful Antonyms: cheerful, glad
Example Sentence:
Take actions to improve your pathetic condition because nobody else will help you.
3. TART (ADJECTIVE): harsh
Synonyms: pungent, bitter Antonyms: sweet, mild
Example Sentence:
Don’t use tart words on the people who taught you to speak.
4. PERPLEXITY (NOUN): mystery
Synonyms: puzzlement, occult Antonyms: simplicity, explanatory
Example Sentence:
Don’t get confused by the perplexity of the questions you face, try to solve them with a cool mind.
5. ADVERSARY (NOUN): opponent
Synonyms: antagonist, foe Antonyms: ally, backer
Example Sentence:
Respect your adversary but don’t show mercy on them because they won’t do the same.
6. EXPONENTIAL (ADJECTIVE): rapid change
Synonyms: aggressive, epidemic Antonyms: planned, schematic
Example Sentence:
Too many exponential experiments may hamper the growth of a company.
7. PROPHESIER (NOUN): prophet
Synonyms: astrologer, oracle Antonyms: common, regular
Example Sentence:
Don’t blindly follow prophesiers every time as they can dupe you off your money for fake things.
8. ENRING (VERB): surround
Synonyms: enclose, encompass Antonyms: free, release
Example Sentence:
They will enring the actor and beat him to death if we don’t protect him.
9. COIL (NOUN): thread that curls
Synonyms: helix, curlicue Antonyms: line, straight
Example Sentence:
Use the coil as a tool and achieve the objectives assigned to you.
10. PURBLIND (ADJECTIVE): blind
Synonyms: unconscious, imperceptive Antonyms: aware, careful
Example Sentence:
They are acting as a purblind bunch of bats with no vision of the future.