1. FABLE (NOUN): story
Synonyms: fiction, tale
Antonyms: truth, non-fiction
Example Sentence:
Adam and Eve, according to the fable, were the first man and woman.
2. REPRIMAND (VERB): scold
Synonyms: admonition, chide Antonyms: commendation, compliment
Example Sentence:
The only reason the teacher is here now is to reprimand the students.
3. IMPETUOUS (adjective): one who acts without thinking.
Synonyms: impulsive, ardent Antonyms: cautious, considerate
Example Sentence:
In the past impetuous young men would drop out and run away to join the army.
4. PEDAGOGIC (ADJECTIVE): educational
Synonyms: academic, instructive Antonyms: uninformative
Example Sentence: the university is planning to open 3 technically pedagogic schools in the city.
5. ALIENATE (VERB): separate
Synonyms: estrange, disunite Antonyms: coalesce, unite
Example Sentence:
The newcomer was clearly alienated of affection by others due to his reputation.
6. DISREPUTE (NOUN): dishonor
Synonyms: disgrace, ignominy Antonyms: admire, adore
Example Sentence:
Every new discovery is disrepute at first but is accepted gradually.
7. COPIOUS (ADJECTIVE): abundant
Synonyms: ample, plenteous Antonyms: scarce, meager
Example Sentence:
This article supplies copious information along with references to the literature.
8. PACIFIST (NOUN): not in armed forces
Synonyms: civilian, nonmilitant Antonyms: soldier, combatant
Example Sentence:
During the war times the pacifists are the most vulnerable individuals.
9. DECIMATON (NOUN): mass destruction
Synonyms: catastrophe, devastation Antonyms: fortune, creation
Example Sentence:
The decimation of World War II lead to the beginning of a new era.
10. BOISTEROUS (ADJECTIVE): noisy
Synonyms: rowdy, clamorous Antonyms: subdued, quiet
Example Sentence:
The hue& cry of war was ignored amid the boisterous laughter of the dictators.
