1. EXASPERATE (VERB): provoke
Synonyms: agitate, annoy
Antonyms: appease, pacify
Example Sentence:
He was exasperated by the continual interruptions.
2. DETERRENT (NOUN): restraint
Synonyms: disincentive, hindrance
Antonyms: assistance, help
Antonyms: assistance, help
Example Sentence:
Nuclear deterrent does not necessarily create a sense of security for the people of the nation.
3. BOISTEROUS (ADJECTIVE): Noisy and mischievous
Synonyms: uproarious, raucous
Antonyms: moderate, solemn
Antonyms: moderate, solemn
Example Sentence:
A boisterous crowd spoiled the market.
4. APPALLING (ADJECTIVE): horrifying
Synonyms: astounding, dreadful
Antonyms: delightful, pleasant
Antonyms: delightful, pleasant
Example Sentence:
Food victims are struggling to survive in appalling conditions in Orissa.
5. RAPPORT (NOUN): understanding between people
Synonyms: harmony, empathy
Antonyms: discord, incompatibility
Antonyms: discord, incompatibility
Example Sentence:
We had a real good rapport with the company.
6. PUNITIVE (ADJECTIVE): concerning punishment
Synonyms: penal, retaliatory
Antonyms: beneficial, rewarding
Antonyms: beneficial, rewarding
Example Sentence:
Punitive methods are restricted in Montessori.
7. FALLACY (NOUN): illusion
Synonyms: deception, heresy
Antonyms: truth, accuracy
Antonyms: truth, accuracy
Example Sentence:
People had fallacies about Chandraswami.
8. IMPROMPTU (ADJECTIVE): unrehearsed
Synonyms: offhand, spontaneous
Antonyms: deliberate, planned
Antonyms: deliberate, planned
Example Sentence:
Dean explained to his stepfather Cynthia's impromptu trip to the shore after receiving Atherton's letter.
9. SOLECISM (NOUN): misuse
Synonyms: abuse, barbarism
Antonyms: accuracy, correctness
Antonyms: accuracy, correctness
Example Sentence:
Students should not do any type of solecism with their teachers.
10. SOPORIFIC (ADJECTIVE): sleepy; sleep-inducing
Synonyms: anesthetic, calming
Antonyms: upsetting, conscious
Antonyms: upsetting, conscious
Example Sentence:
He is taking a soporific drug for his disease.
