1. FORETOLD (VERB) : It means to have predicted or forecasted something, typically future events, in advance.
Synonym: Prophesied , Forecast , Anticipated
Antonym: Surprised , Unforeseen , Unpredicted
Example Sentence: The wise elder foretold that the village would prosper if they worked together in harmony.
2. TAMED (Adjective) : Something that has been domesticated or brought under control, often referring to animals that have been trained to live with and obey humans.
Synonyms: Gentle , Subdued , Controlled
Antonyms: Unruly , Savage , Feral
Example Sentence: The once wild wolf became a tamed and loyal companion after months of patient training.
3. STARK (Adjective) : clear, obvious, or sharply delineated.
Synonyms: Harsh , Unadorned , Plain
Antonyms: Luxuriant , Ornate , Elaborate
Example Sentence: The artist chose to use stark black and white contrasts in the painting to emphasize the emotional intensity.
4. PROPELLING (VERB) : the action of driving, pushing, or moving something forward, typically with force.
Synonyms: Driving , Pushing , Moving
Antonyms: Stalling , Delaying , Halting
Example Sentence: Technological advancements are propelling the field of artificial intelligence into new and exciting territories.
5. UPSURGE (NOUN & VERB) : a sudden and substantial increase or rise, especially in intensity, quantity, or strength.
to experience or cause a sudden and significant increase.
Synonyms: Increase , Rise , Uptick
Antonyms: Decline , Decrease, Drop
Example Sentence: The sudden upsurge in online shopping has transformed the retail landscape.
Economic reforms are expected to upsurge business opportunities in the region.
6. HINTERLAND (NOUN): the remote or less developed parts of a country, often located inland or away from the coast.
Synonyms: Interior , Wilderness , Outback
Antonyms: Frontiers , Developed regions
Example Sentence: Despite its coastal beauty, the true charm of the country lies in its rugged hinterland, where traditional cultures thrive.
7. STAPLE (NOUN & Adjective) : A staple is a basic or essential item, typically used regularly and in large quantities.
Something that is considered a standard or fundamental part of something.
Synonyms: Essential , Mainstay , Core
Antonyms: Luxury , Frill
Example Sentence: Bread is a staple in many diets around the world.
The staple ingredient in this recipe is olive oil.
8. PALPABLE (Adjective) : something that is easily perceived, noticeable, or tangible.
Synonyms: Obvious , Evident , Clear
Antonyms: Intangible , Obscure , Hidden
Example Sentence: The excitement among the fans became palpable as the team scored the winning goal in the final minutes of the game.
9. GAUGED (VERB) : to measure, estimate, or assess the size, amount, value, or other characteristics of an object or situation.
Synonyms: Assess , Determine , Evaluate
Antonyms: Approximate , Estimate , Speculate
Example Sentence: The success of the marketing campaign was gauged by the increase in sales and customer engagement.
10. TRIUMVIRATE (NOUN) : a group or association of three individuals working together, especially in a political context where power is shared among three people.
Synonyms: Troika , Triad
Antonyms: Individual , Singular
Example Sentence: The country's government was effectively run by a triumvirate, with three leaders collaborating to make key decisions.
11. INCLEMENT (Adjective) : harsh, severe, or unpleasant weather conditions, typically characterized by cold, rain, snow, or strong winds.
Synonyms: Severe , Harsh , Adverse
Antonyms: Mild , Pleasant , Favorable
Example Sentence: The picnic was canceled because of the inclement weather, disappointing those who were looking forward to a sunny day outdoors.
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