1. SINCERELY (ADVERB): seriously
Synonyms: earnestly, profoundly
Antonyms: untruthfully, dishonestly
Example Sentence:
He did his job sincerely.
2. CONDONE (VERB): overlook one’s mistake
Synonyms: pardon, remit Antonyms: condemn, veto
Example Sentence:
He condoned his children’s acts of mischief.
3. BRISK (ADJECTIVE): active
Synonyms: lively, vigorous Antonyms: lethargic, sluggish
Example Sentence:
The brisk reaction of the army helped avert the accident.
4. CERTITUDE (NOUN): sureness
Synonyms: conviction, assuredness Antonyms: uncertainty, distrust
Example Sentence:
The certitude of his appointment is a result of his qualifications.
5. PUZZLE (VERB): confuse
Synonyms: befuddle, complicate Antonyms: explicate, facilitate
Example Sentence:
The quiz puzzled them.
6. DILATE (VERB): widen
Synonyms: expound, augment Antonyms: curtail, deflate
Example Sentence:
The pupil of an eye dilates during fear.
7. INEVITABLE (ADJECTIVE): certain;
Synonyms: impending, inexorable Antonyms: fortuitous, escapable
Example Sentence:
Death is an inevitable event.
8. CONTRACT (VERB): shrink
Synonyms: clench, abate Antonyms: extend, prolong
Example Sentence:
The area of the tigers has contracted over the years.
9. PROMULGATE (VERB): make known
Synonyms: notify, annunciate Antonyms: conceal, repress
Example Sentence:
Good things must be promulgated.
10. DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute
Synonyms: propagate, annunciate Antonyms: collect, gather
Example Sentence:
The clothes were disseminated among the poor..
