1. EXPLOIT (NOUN): achievement
Synonyms: accomplishment, attainment
Antonyms: inaction, failure
Example Sentence:
We have many exploits to our name.
2. SATIRICAL (ADJECTIVE): mocking
Synonyms: sardonic, satiric
Antonyms: mild, kind
Example Sentence:
We must crack satirical jokes only when it’s not a problem.
3. INCURSION (NOUN): invasion
Synonyms: intrusion, infiltration
Antonyms: regroup, retreat
Example Sentence:
The enemy may use F-16s for incursion.
4. ABSOLVE (VERB): to be free
Synonyms: acquit, discharge
Antonyms: charge, condemn
Example Sentence:
Criminals may be absolved from the legal system but they always remain a criminal in the view of the society.
5. RENDER (VERB): deliver
Synonyms: cede, impart
Antonyms: seize, conceal
Example Sentence:
We need to render the details of the deal.
6. BEGET (VERB): create
Synonyms: generate
Antonyms: decimate, demolish
Example Sentence:
We beget beautiful pieces of art for our aspirants to study.
7. STEADFAST (ADJECTIVE): steady
Synonyms: relentless, staunch
Antonyms: irresolute, pliable
Example Sentence:
Steadfast people get what they want.
8. PREDOMINANT (ADJECTIVE): most important
Synonyms: prevalent, authoritative
Antonyms: trivial, inconsequential
Example Sentence:
The British had a predominant belief that they are the most superior in the world.
9. DENOUNCE (VERB): condemn
Synonyms: castigate, vilify
Antonyms: applaud, laud
Example Sentence:
Nuclear explosions must be denounced by the world powers.
10.INARTICULATE (ADJECTIVE): unable to express oneself clearly
Synonyms: incoherent, blurred
Antonyms: articulate, communicative
Example Sentence:
He made an inarticulate noise in the back of his throat.
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MAHENDRA GURU