1. COALESCE (NOUN): Absorb
Synonyms: subsume, assimilate
Antonyms: separate, disperse
Example Sentence:
He coalesced the knowledge about his newly added tasks.
2.OFFSET (VERB): Counterbalance
Synonyms: counteract, counterpoise
Antonyms: disproportion, approve
Example Sentence:
The ruling government offset the opposition’s move.
3.ADHERENCE (NOUN): Grip
Synonyms: friction, adhesion
Antonyms: slipperiness, inconstancy
Example Sentence:
Hold the glass with a tight adherence.
4.UBIQUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): Omnipresent
Synonyms: universal, pervasive
Antonyms: rare, scarce
Example Sentence:
My believe is firm that God is ubiquitous.
5.DETRACTORY (ADJECTIVE): Disparaging
Synonyms: deprecatory, derogatory
Antonyms: praising, complimentary
Example Sentence:
I am categorically resistant with detractory comments by anyone.
6.FRETTING (NOUN): Agitation
Synonyms: confusion, fuming
Antonyms: calmness, peace
Example Sentence:
His nature is filled with fretting.
7. TANGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): Palpable
Synonyms: physical, corporeal
Antonyms: abstract, unreal
Example Sentence:
The police commissioner was only interested in evidence that was tangible.
8.CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE): Unmanageable
Synonyms: clumsy, ungainly
Antonyms: convenient, unburdensome
Example Sentence:
Bride could not walk through the front door in her cumbersome dress.
9. PECCADILLO (NOUN): Minor fault
Synonyms: impropriety, indiscretion
Antonyms: discretion, discreetness
Example Sentence:
He relaxed me by saying that I had committed a peccadillo.
10. GIBBERISH (NOUN): Nonsense
Synonyms: balderdash, claptrap
Antonyms: sense, truth
Example Sentence:
Most of his writings were gibberish to me.
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