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1-OMINOUSLY(ADVERB): to describe an action or manner that suggests something bad, threatening, or foreboding is about to happen.
Synonym: Menacingly, threateningly, forebodingly, portentously
Antonym: Reassuringly, optimistically, cheerfully, hopefully
Example Sentence: The CEO's announcement about potential layoffs hung ominously in the air, causing anxiety among the employees..
2-IMPERILLED(ADJECTIVE): being in danger, at risk, or facing a threat to safety or well-being.
2-IMPERILLED(ADJECTIVE): being in danger, at risk, or facing a threat to safety or well-being.
Synonyms: Endangered, jeopardized, at risk, threatened, precarious
Antonyms: Safe, secure, protected, out of danger, unharmed
Example Sentence: The imperilled species of birds face extinction due to habitat loss and environmental changes.
3-ABROGATION(noun) : The act of repealing, abolishing, or formally putting an end to a law, agreement, custom, or right
Synonyms: Repeal, annulment, revocation, nullification, cancellation
Antonyms: Confirmation, endorsement, approval, ratification, enactment
Example Sentence: The abrogation of the outdated policy paved the way for a more inclusive and equitable approach.
4-AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): someone or something that is bold, daring, or fearless, often with a willingness to take risks or engage in actions that others might find surprising or unconventional.
4-AUDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): someone or something that is bold, daring, or fearless, often with a willingness to take risks or engage in actions that others might find surprising or unconventional.
Synonyms: Bold, daring, fearless, courageous, adventurous
Antonyms: Cautious, timid, reserved, fearful, conservative
Example Sentence: Her audacious plan to start her own business at such a young age impressed many in the industry.
5-LEGITIMISE (VERB): To make something legal, valid, or acceptable according to established rules or standards.
Synonyms: Validate, authorize, legitimize, legalize, sanction
Antonyms: Invalidate, illegalize, prohibit, disallow
Example Sentence: The government passed a law to legitimise the use of certain medicinal herbs for therapeutic purposes.
6-UNCONSCIONABLE (ADJECTIVE): something that is extremely unfair, unreasonable, or morally unacceptable
Synonyms: Unfair, unjust, excessive, immoral, unethical
Antonyms: Fair, just, reasonable, conscionable, ethical
Example Sentence: The company's decision to exploit child labour was deemed unconscionable by human rights advocates.
7-ENUNCIATE (VERB): to pronounce words or express ideas clearly and distinctly.
7-ENUNCIATE (VERB): to pronounce words or express ideas clearly and distinctly.
Synonyms: Articulate, pronounce, express, state, vocalize
Antonyms: Mumble, slur, garble, muffle, stutter
Example Sentence: It's important to enunciate your words when speaking in public to ensure that your message is understood by the audience.
8-ENVISAGE (VERB): to contemplate, visualize, or foresee something in the future.
8-ENVISAGE (VERB): to contemplate, visualize, or foresee something in the future.
Synonyms: Contemplate, visualize, imagine, foresee, picture
Antonyms: Disregard, ignore, overlook, neglect, forget
Example Sentence: She could hardly envisage the challenges that awaited her on the adventurous journey.
9-PECULIAR (ADJECTIVE): It often refers to something unusual, strange, or distinctive in a way that is different from what is normal or expected.
9-PECULIAR (ADJECTIVE): It often refers to something unusual, strange, or distinctive in a way that is different from what is normal or expected.
Synonyms: Odd, strange, unique, distinct, unusual
Antonyms: Common, typical, ordinary, familiar, conventional
Example Sentence: The peculiar sound coming from the old house at night made the
neighbourhood residents uneasy.
neighbourhood residents uneasy.
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