1. IMMUTABLE (ADJECTIVE): not changing or unable to be changed
Synonyms: sacrosanct, stable
Antonyms: flexible, mutable
Example Sentence:
Some people regard grammar as an immutable set of rules.
2. INEXPLICABLE (ADJECTIVE): beyond comprehension, explanation
Synonyms: incomprehensible, mysterious Antonyms: explainable, understandable
Example Sentence:
What happened was so savage, and so inexplicable, that it never let her go.
3. MENDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): having a lying, false character
Synonyms: dishonest, deceitful Antonyms: truthful, sincere
Example Sentence:
The mendacious content of the magazines is at times entertaining.
4. PENURIOUS (ADJECTIVE): miserly, avaricious
Synonyms: close- fisted, stingy Antonyms: spendthrift, lavish
Example Sentence:
She complained that her husband’s penurious ways made it impossible to live the lifestyle she felt she deserved.
5. REPLETE (ADJECTIVE): full, abundant
Synonyms: loaded, well-stocked Antonyms: lacking, needy
Example Sentence:
The store was replete with fresh fruits.
6. MULL (VERB): think about (something) deeply and at length.
Synonyms: examine, ponder Antonyms: disregard, ignore
Example Sentence:
A lot of us mull over taking the right kind of insurance that really serves our needs.
7. SPRUCE (VERB): make someone or something smarter or tidier
Synonyms: polish, enhance Antonyms: degrade, tarnish
Example Sentence:
The fund will be used to spruce up the city.
8. JUBILANT (ADJECTIVE): extremely joyful, happy
Synonyms: euphoric, exuberant Antonyms: depressed, sorrowful
Example Sentence:
The crowd was jubilant when P.V Sandhu won silver medal at Rio Olympics.
9. EXIGENT (ADJECTIVE): urgent, critical
Synonyms: crucial, acute Antonyms: easy, facile
Example Sentence:
The patient has an exigent need for medication, or else he will lose his sight.
10. FERAL (ADJECTIVE): wild, savage
Synonyms: ferocious, brutal Antonyms: domesticated, cultivated
Example Sentence:
That cat looks so feral that one fears going near to it.
