1. MENIAL (ADJECTIVE): Suitable for servant.
Synonyms: servile, lowly
Antonyms: superior, noble
Example Sentence:
I do not mind doing menial kitchen work until I become a professional chef.
2. MAGNATE (NOUN): Person of prominence
Synonyms: aristocrat, tycoon Antonyms: nobody, nonentity
Example Sentence:
Basant is a steel magnate of India.
3. MOMENTUM (NOUN): Push
Synonyms: Impetus, energy Antonyms: lethargy, weakness
Example Sentence:
This campaign is really gaining momentum.
4. MUNDANE (ADJECTIVE): Worldly
Synonyms: earthly, ordinary Antonyms: abnormal, uncommon
Example Sentence:
Worldly people are often concerned with mundane matters.
5. MOOT (ADJECTIVE): Debatable
Synonyms: doubtful, unsettled Antonyms: certain, definite
Example Sentence:
Whether reservation for women is justified or not is a moot point.
6. MONOTONY (NOUN): Boredom
Synonyms: sameness, tedium Antonyms: break, difference
Example Sentence:
Doing something different may help break the monotony of the week.
7. MEMENTO (NOUN): Token
Synonyms: reminder, keepsake Antonyms: ordinary, common
Example Sentence:
I gave him a book as a memento on his birthday.
8. MYRIAD (ADJECTIVE): Large number
Synonyms: multiple, immeasurable Antonyms: bounded, calculable
Example Sentence:
Myriad stars twinkle in the sky.
9. NADIR (NOUN): Lowest point
Synonyms: rock bottom, base Antonyms: zenith, acme
Example Sentence:
He is at the nadir of his hope.
10. NAIVE (ADJECTIVE): Childlike
Synonyms: ingenuous, ignorant Antonyms: aware, experienced
Example Sentence:
Being naive she believes in all that her friends tell her.
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