1. ERRONEOUS (ADJECTIVE): wrong
Synonyms: faulty, flawed
Antonyms: accurate, genuine
Example Sentence:
She read an erroneous article.
2. ABASH (VERB): embarrass
Synonyms: disconcert, rattle
Antonyms: soothe, allay
Example Sentence:
Shamita looked slightly abashed.
3. EVICTION (NOUN): ejection
Synonyms: expulsion, removal
Antonyms: receiving, welcoming
Example Sentence:
The forced eviction of residents took place.
4. UNTENABLE (ADJECTIVE): indefensible
Synonyms: illogical, unsound
Antonyms: logical realistic
Example Sentence:
I am being perplexed so as why he is making such untenable comments.
5. DELIVERABLE (NOUN): output
Synonyms: product, result
Antonyms: input, admission
Example Sentence:
From that time he has been adding steadily to his deliverable and his reputation.
6. AGGRIEVE (VERB): offend
Synonyms: oppress, abuse
Antonyms: assist, back
Example Sentence:
Her sharply penetrating cuss words aggrieved me a lot.
7. SERMONIZE (VERB): moralize
Synonyms: preachify, teach
Antonyms: mislead, misguide
Example Sentence:
The saint was sermonizing the people of Canada.
8. RUPTURE (NOUN): crack
Synonyms: break, fissure
Antonyms: closing, closure
Example Sentence:
As soon as each understood the other's full intention, there would be a rupture.
9. TENOR (NOUN): gist
Synonyms: body, core
Antonyms: exterior, outside
Example Sentence:
He could not understand the general tenor of the debate.
10. CREDENCE (NOUN): trust
Synonyms: belief, faith
Antonyms: disbelief, distrust
Example Sentence:
Psychoanalysis finds little credence among laymen.
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