1. CORNUCOPIA (NOUN): Abundance
Synonyms: affluence, plenty
Antonyms: scarcity, rareness
Example Sentence:
There was cornucopia of mango in his garden.
2. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): Regretful
Synonyms: apologetic, remorseful Antonyms: unrepentant, indifferent
Example sentence:
When she started crying over his joke he gave very contrite look.
3. CERTITUDE (NOUN): sureness
Synonyms: confidence, certainty Antonyms: uncertainty, distrust
Example sentence:
I saw some kind of certitude in his voice.
4. ETHEREAL (ADJECTIVE): Delicate
Synonyms: airy, gaseous Antonyms: indelicate, earthly
Example sentence:
I realized that it is a very ethereal cup after holing it in my hands.
5. BAIRN (NOUN): Child
Synonyms: baby, juvenile Antonyms: adult, grown-up
Example sentence :
He is blessed with a sweet bairn last Monday.
6. CODA (NOUN): Afterword
Synonym: postscript, summation Antonyms: commencement, preface
Example sentence:
Atul’s new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books.
7. CONVALESCE (VERB): Recover
Synonyms: recuperate, rejuvenate Antonyms: damage, destroy
Example sentence:
This shampoo convalesced my hair very well.
8. CAROUSE (VERB): Imbibe
Synonyms: drink, quaff Antonyms: be sad, grieve
Example sentence:
Having caroused to its fullest he slept on the chair.
9. CONVOKE (VERB): Meet
Synonyms: assemble, convene Antonyms: Scatter, disperse
Example sentence:
The party chief convoked with the new candidates of his party.
10. ATAVISM (NOUN): Reversion
Synonyms: relapse, regression Antonyms: moving forward, progress
Example sentence:
The second half of the story was an atavism of the other book.