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1-SEETHE : Verb: : To be in a state of intense agitation or anger.
Synonyms: be angry, be furious, be enraged
Antonyms: Placate, Relax
Sentence: The politician's controversial remarks caused the public to seethe with outrage, leading to heated debates and discussions.
2-PROROGUED: Verb: To suspend or postpone a decision, action, or event.
Synonyms: Adjourned, Deferred
Antonyms: Convened, Continued
Sentence: The committee decided to prorogue the discussion on the controversial issue until they could gather more information and viewpoints from experts.
3-OPIOID : Noun: A class of powerful pain-relieving drugs that are derived from or chemically similar to opium, typically used to manage severe pain.
Synonyms: Narcotic, Analgesic
Sentence : The doctor prescribed an opioid medication to manage the patient's excruciating post-surgery pain.
4-PROPITIATING: Adjective: Appeasing or attempting to appease someone, often by making offerings or gestures to gain favour or avoid their anger.
Synonyms: Soothing, Mollifying
Antonyms: Resistant, Disobedient
Sentence : The employee's propitiating attitude towards the supervisor helped defuse a potential conflict in the workplace
5-ABSTINENCE : Noun: The act of voluntarily refraining from indulging in certain behaviours, especially the consumption of food, drink, or other pleasures, typically for moral, religious, or health reasons.
Synonyms: Sobriety, Restraint
Antonyms: Indulgence, Excess
Sentence: After years of overeating, Jane adopted a lifestyle of abstinence from unhealthy foods and lost a significant amount of weight.
6-DESECRATING :Verb: Treating something sacred or revered with disrespect, irreverence, or violation.
Synonyms: Violating, Profaning
Antonyms: Revering, Sanctifying
Sentence: The religious leader condemned the act of desecrating sacred texts, urging his followers to treat them with the utmost reverence and care.
7-HARKS : Verb: Listens attentively or pays heed to something.
Synonyms: Heeds, Attends
Antonyms: Ignores, Neglects
Sentence: She harks to the advice given by her mentor, applying the wisdom to navigate challenging situations in her career.
8-RUE: Noun/Verb: A feeling of regret, sorrow, or repentance.
Synonyms: Lament, Bemoan
Antonyms: Celebrate, Welcome
Sentence: As he gazed at the old photograph, he couldn't help but rue the missed opportunities of his youth.
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