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1-MYSTIQUE: Noun: an air of mystery, intrigue, or fascination surrounding a person, thing, or concept
Synonyms: Aura, allure, charisma
Antonyms : plainness, ordinariness
Sentence : The old mansion on the hill had a mystique that inspired ghost stories and urban legends among the locals.
2-BLITZKRIEG: Noun : A military strategy or tactic characterized by sudden, intense, and overwhelming attacks
Synonyms: Lightning war
Antonyms: gradual advance.
Sentence: During World War II, the German military employed the blitzkrieg strategy to swiftly advance through Europe, gaining territory at a remarkable pace.
3-CONFIDANT: Noun: A confidant is someone in whom you have complete confidence and trust.
Synonyms: ally, advisor.
Antonyms: betrayer, adversary
Sentence: A loyal confidant can be an invaluable source of emotional support during challenging times.
4-SMACK : Noun: a sharp, resounding noise or the sound of something hitting or being struck.
Synonyms : Crack, snap, pop, clap.
Antonyms : Silence, quiet, hush.
Sentence: The smack of the ball hitting the bat echoed across the baseball field.
5-IMPUTATION : Noun: assigning responsibility or blame for a particular action or
outcome.
Synonyms: ascription, assignment
Antonyms: exculpation, denial.
Sentence: The imputation of success to hard work and dedication is a common theme in motivational literature.
6-UMBRAGE: Noun: a sense of suspicion or doubt regarding someone's actions or motives.
Synonyms: Offense, resentment
Antonyms: contentment, indifference.
Sentence: She took umbrage at his comment, considering it a personal attack
on her abilities.
7-INDENTURED: Adjective: a person who is bound by an indenture or contract
Synonyms: Bonded, apprenticed
Antonyms: liberated, emancipated
Sentence: The indentured servants had to work for several years to fulfil their contract and gain their freedom.
8-REPUGNANT: Adjective: extremely distasteful, offensive, or repulsive.
Synonyms: Abhorrent, revolting
Antonyms: Pleasant, agreeable
Sentence: The use of child labour in that factory was not only illegal but also morally repugnant to most people.
9-CONFISCATE: Verb: to seize or take possession of someone's property
Synonyms: Seize, impound
Antonyms: Return, give back
Sentence: It's against the law to confiscate someone's property without a valid reason or legal authority.
10-FLOUNDER: Noun, Verb: a person or organization experiencing confusion or problems.
Synonyms: stumble, falter
Antonyms: flourish, thrive
Sentence: She floundered in her new job, unsure of her responsibilities and how to handle them.
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