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1. FOLKLORIC (ADJECTIVE): fairy-tale
Synonyms: chimerical,
fanciful
Antonyms: factual, real
Example Sentence:
She
loves watching folkloric movies.
2. TRADUCE (VERB): violate
Synonyms: defame,
slander
Antonyms: compliment,
flatter
Example Sentence:
They
traduced her.
3. REFRACTORY (ADJECTIVE): disobedient
Synonyms: mulish,
headstrong
Antonyms: obedient,
manageable
Example Sentence:
He is a refractory child.
4. INCONGRUOUS (ADJECTIVE): out of place
Synonyms: incoherent, incompatible
Antonyms: matched,
compatible
Example Sentence:
The
duffel coat looked incongruous.
5. DISSEMINATION
(NOUN): distribution
Synonyms: promulgation, propagation
Synonyms: collection, gathering
Example Sentence:
You once mentioned considering the dissemination of miss information.
6. CONFOUNDING
(VERB): astonish
Synonyms: astound,
amaze
Antonyms: getting
bore, being bother
Example Sentence:
She
was confounding with the gifts she got.
7. CORROBORATION (NOUN): confirmation
Synonyms: validation, verification
Antonyms: denial, negation
Example Sentence:
There is no independent corroboration for this task.
8. ESPOUSE (VERB): stand up for
Synonyms: advocate,
adopt
Antonyms: disagree,
disallow
Example Sentence:
She will espouse this matter.
9. DISPEL (VERB): dismiss
Synonyms: disperse,
dissipate
Antonyms: collect,
gather
Example Sentence:
They were dispelled from the meeting.
10. APLOMB (NOUN): assurance
Synonyms: equanimity,
nonchalance
Antonyms: fear,
gaucheness
Example Sentence:
She treated the matter with aplomb.
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