1. DISHEVEL (VERB): mess up
Synonyms: muss, tousle
Antonyms: straighten, systemize
Example Sentence:
He will be punished severely if he dares dishevel the sequence of events.
2. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): attack
Synonyms: incursion, invasion Antonyms: retreat, defense
Example Sentence:
They avoided the onslaught of the enemy by securing a truce.
3. INFURIATED (ADJECTIVE): furious
Synonyms: enraged, angered Antonyms: calm, composed
Example Sentence:
They have infuriated the senior leaders with their stupidity.
4. GARRULOUS (ADJECTIVE): talkative
Synonyms: loquacious, gabby Antonyms: mum, reserved
Example Sentence:
There are many garrulous students in the class.
5. RETICENT (ADJECTIVE): shy
Synonyms: bashful, taciturn Antonyms: extroverted, communicative
Example Sentence:
The people who are reticent, are tough to be judged.
6. PROLIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): fertile
Synonyms: bountiful, arable Antonyms: barren, arid
Example Sentence:
The government has given permission to build infrastructure on a proliferous piece of land.
7. APPRECEPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): alert
Synonyms: watchful, cognizant Antonyms: heedless, indiscreet
Example Sentence:
His appreceptive quality has kept him out of trouble so far.
8. FUMY (ADJECTIVE): cloudy
Synonyms: blurry, murky Antonyms: luminous, distinct
Example Sentence:
The view was extremely fumy and we couldn’t see anyone.
9. REBUFF (NOUN): ignore
Synonyms: rebuke, snub Antonyms: welcome, praise
Example Sentence:
The rebuff faced by me from the big companies, was good for my business.
10. STICKLE (VERB): disagree
Synonyms: disapprove, refute Antonyms: endorse, aid
Example Sentence:
The decision was stickled by the higher management.
Example Sentence:
He will be punished severely if he dares dishevel the sequence of events.
2. ONSLAUGHT (NOUN): attack
Synonyms: incursion, invasion Antonyms: retreat, defense
Example Sentence:
They avoided the onslaught of the enemy by securing a truce.
3. INFURIATED (ADJECTIVE): furious
Synonyms: enraged, angered Antonyms: calm, composed
Example Sentence:
They have infuriated the senior leaders with their stupidity.
4. GARRULOUS (ADJECTIVE): talkative
Synonyms: loquacious, gabby Antonyms: mum, reserved
Example Sentence:
There are many garrulous students in the class.
5. RETICENT (ADJECTIVE): shy
Synonyms: bashful, taciturn Antonyms: extroverted, communicative
Example Sentence:
The people who are reticent, are tough to be judged.
6. PROLIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): fertile
Synonyms: bountiful, arable Antonyms: barren, arid
Example Sentence:
The government has given permission to build infrastructure on a proliferous piece of land.
7. APPRECEPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): alert
Synonyms: watchful, cognizant Antonyms: heedless, indiscreet
Example Sentence:
His appreceptive quality has kept him out of trouble so far.
8. FUMY (ADJECTIVE): cloudy
Synonyms: blurry, murky Antonyms: luminous, distinct
Example Sentence:
The view was extremely fumy and we couldn’t see anyone.
9. REBUFF (NOUN): ignore
Synonyms: rebuke, snub Antonyms: welcome, praise
Example Sentence:
The rebuff faced by me from the big companies, was good for my business.
10. STICKLE (VERB): disagree
Synonyms: disapprove, refute Antonyms: endorse, aid
Example Sentence:
The decision was stickled by the higher management.
